Viva Lewes Issue #126 March 2017

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Spring Concert Saturday 25th March 4:00pm TRINITY Church, Southover, Lewes Berlioz Roman Carnival Overture Haydn Horn Concerto No. 1 Soloist - Brendan Connellan Leopold Mozart Toy Symphony Bizet Jeux d’enfants Sherman Suite from Mary Poppins Info, tickets and info prices visit: www.lewesconcertorchestra.org BACH St John Passion with the Corelli Ensemble Conductor: Richard Dawson Evangelist: Ruairi Bowen Jesus: Thomas Bennett Pilate: Timothy Murphy Soprano: Alexandra Kidgell Mezzo-Soprano: Carmel de Jager Lewes Town Hall (Fisher St entrance) 7pm, Sunday 26 March 2017 Tickets £15 in advance from our website or from Lewes Tourist Information Centre or £17 on the door (under 16s free) See www.esterhazychoir.org for more details
ON THIS MONTH: MUSIC Classical roundup Bach, Bizet and von Biber March is certainly coming in like a lion, at least musically speaking. It’s Bach to Bartok and Copley to Milford for the Musicians of All Saints this time out. Margaret Fingerhut will be the piano soloist for English composer Robin Milford’s Concertino for Piano and Strings in E Major as well as Moonlight for Piano and Strings. Sat 4, 7.45pm, St Michael’s, £9 & £12, under 18s free Ex-Red Priest violinist Julia Bishop will play a baroque recital of Telemann, Bach and Biber. That’s Heinrich Ignaz Franz von Biber, not Justin Bieber, by the way. She’ll also be chatting about the instrument, the music and the baroque period. Grab the opportunity to hear this wonderfully stylish player. Sun 5, 3pm, St Michael’s, free The Corelli Ensemble will also mostly stick with a baroque programme of Stanley, Purcell, Vivaldi and Handel. The exception is Gerald Finzi’s lovely Prelude for String Orchestra. Sun 5, 4pm, St Pancras Church, £10-£12 The Nicholas Yonge Society is presenting the Sweden-based Kungsbacka Piano Trio. Their programme includes Ravel’s Trio in A Minor, Nadia Boulanger’s D’un Soir Triste, Schubert’s Trio in B-flat D.898 and Arvo Pärt’s Mozart-Adagio which borrows music from Mozart’s Sonata for Piano no 2 in F. Fri 17, 7.45pm, Sussex Downs, £15 Frederick Delius’s A Village Romeo and Juliet will get a fully staged outing in a combined effort from New Sussex Opera and the Kantanti Ensemble. Having been premiered in Berlin in 1907 the opera is rarely performed and even more rarely staged, so this is a fairly uncommon opportunity. The libretto is based on a short story by Swiss author Gottfried Keller. Conducted by Lee Reynolds, directed by Susannah Waters with soloists and chorus. Wed 22, 7.30pm, Town Hall, £12 to £33 The young horn player Brendan Connellan will headline with the Lewes Concert Orchestra, playing Haydn’s Horn Concerto No. 1 in D. The Yorkshire Times said he, “stood out… playing an unbelievably mature, composed solo with absolutely fabulous tone.” Also on the bill are the Berlioz Roman Carnival Overture, Leopold Mozart’s Toy Symphony, Bizet’s Jeux d’enfants and selections from Mary Poppins. Sat 25, 4pm, Trinity Church, Southover, £12 & £5 Bach’s St John Passion will be performed by the joined forces of Esterhazy Chamber Choir and the Corelli Ensemble, conducted by Richard Dawson. Soloists will be Ruairi Bowen as the Evangelist, Thomas Bennett as Jesus, Timothy Murphy as Pilate, soprano Alexandra Kidgell and mezzo-soprano Carmel de Jager. Sun 26, 7pm, Town Hall, £15 & £17 The Brighton Singers will perform two major Lenten works - Luis Tomás Victoria's Tenebrae Responsories and Scarlatti's Stabat Mater. The Victoria is sung a cappella and John Burdett will accompany the Scarlatti on chamber organ. John Hancorn conducts. Sun 26, 6pm, St Paul’s Church, Brighton, £10, 01273 604231 Paul Austin Kelly Top to bottom: Brendan Connellan, Margaret Fingerhut, Julia Bishop 67
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