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CLASSICAL ROUND-UP<br />
SATURDAY 1 ST<br />
East Sussex Bach Choir will perform Rossini’s<br />
Petite Messe Solennelle with soloists Yvonne Patrick,<br />
Briony Lambert, Andrew Mackenzie Wicks and Ed<br />
Hawkins. The conductor is John Hancorn (below).<br />
7.30pm, St Anne's Church, £15 & £10<br />
SATURDAY 8 TH<br />
Brighton Festival Chorus’s summer concert comprises<br />
Elgar’s Serenade for Strings, Vaughan Williams<br />
An Oxford Elegy Bennett’s Letters to Lindbergh, Barber’s<br />
Adagio and Gjello’s Sunrise Mass. The conductor<br />
will be James Morgan.<br />
7.30pm, Attenborough Centre, University of Sussex,<br />
£18.50 or £12 for under 16s<br />
Musicians of All Saints will perform Beethoven’s<br />
Romance in G, op40, featuring violin soloist James<br />
Wicks, John Hawkins’ Another Orpheus, Grieg’s Two<br />
Elegiac Melodies and Haydn’s Symphony no 43 in E flat.<br />
7.45pm, All Saints Centre, £12, concessions £9 (under<br />
18s free)<br />
East Sussex Community Choir’s programme will<br />
feature John Rutter’s Requiem and Mozart’s Exultate<br />
Jubilate, with soloists Catrin Woodruff, David Chapman<br />
and Andrew Robinson. The band is the Corelli<br />
Ensemble led by Maeve Jenkinson and conducted by<br />
Nick Houghton.<br />
7.30pm, Town Hall, £12<br />
SUNDAY 2 ND<br />
Baritone Andrew Robinson and pianist Nick<br />
Houghton will perform music by Josquin des Prez,<br />
Handel, Brahms, a bit of Papageno from The Magic<br />
Flute and some Bernstein from On the Town.<br />
3pm, St Michael’s Church, free<br />
The Baroque Collective Singers will offer Tudor<br />
madrigals and French and English part-songs by<br />
Eric Whitacre, Britten, Hindemith and Janequin.<br />
6.30pm, St Michael’s Church, £10 (under 16s free)<br />
FRIDAY 7 TH - SUNDAY 9 TH<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Festival of Song, brainchild of pianist Nancy<br />
Cooley, is in its third year and will offer five concerts<br />
over three days, featuring music by Schubert,<br />
Mahler, Grieg, Janacek, Britten and others. Find<br />
complete concert and artist information on their<br />
website: lewesfestivalofsong.co.uk.<br />
St Anne’s Church, £15, £12 or £60 for all 5<br />
SUNDAY 9 TH<br />
The Paddock Singers perform <strong>Viva</strong>ldi’s Gloria....<br />
and other girls! See pg 35.<br />
4.30pm, All Saints Centre, £10 (under 14s free)<br />
SUNDAY 16 TH<br />
Tenor Timothy Wilcox will give a recital of music<br />
by Vaughan Williams, Holst, Rebecca Clark, Purcell,<br />
Handel, Biber and Telemann. He will be accompanied<br />
by violinist Toby Hawks, cellist Ethan Merrick<br />
and harpsichordist Nick Milner-Gulland.<br />
5pm, Hamsey Old Church, Offham<br />
SATURDAY 22 ND<br />
<strong>Lewes</strong> Chamber Choir’s workshop will explore<br />
Purcell’s Funeral Music for Queen Mary and Singet<br />
dem Herrn of Heinrich Schütz. Their accompaniment<br />
will be provided by a brass quartet led by<br />
Malcolm Warnes. Nick Houghton presides and<br />
music will be provided.<br />
10am to 5pm, St Michael’s Church, £20<br />
THURSDAY 27 TH<br />
London-born guitarist and composer Matthew Sear<br />
will present a recital. No programme information is<br />
available at this time.<br />
1.10pm, St. Anne’s Church<br />
Paul Austin Kelly<br />
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