Viva Lewes Issue #148 January 2019

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Be a Chorister for a Day Saturday 2nd March <strong>2019</strong> 1pm-4pm The Prebendal School CHICHESTER CATHEDRAL CHORISTERS
MUSIC Classical round-up WEDNESDAY 23, 7.45PM Nicholas Yonge Society Breaking away from their usual Friday night, the Nicholas Yonge Society start the year with a very special concert – a rare opportunity to hear Olivier Messiaen’s unique masterpiece Quartet for the End of Time, written while he was a prisoner of war and scored for an unusual combination of instruments which reflect the players available to him in the prison camp. Four master musicians perform this extraordinarily moving piece: Matt Hunt (clarinet), Alina Ibragimova (violin), Louise Hopkins (cello, pictured) and Alasdair Beatson (piano, pictured). It’s hoped that holding the recital on a Wednesday evening will open it up to the area’s young musicians who are generally tied up on Fridays with their own ensembles. Even better: Nicholas Yonge concerts are free for under 25s. Also on the programme are Ravel’s Piano Trio and Debussy Première Rhapsodie for Clarinet and Piano. This is an evening not to be missed. East Sussex College, Mountfield Road. Season membership £60 for five concerts, single concerts £15. Free for 8-25 year olds. nyslewes.org.uk PICK OF THE MONTH SATURDAY 19, 7.45PM Musicians of All Saints. Continuing its tradition of featuring the work of local composers alongside traditional repertoire, this month’s concert by the MAS sees the first performance of Rik Graebner’s Symphony No. 3 and the fourth performance of Amoretti Abis Vibraphone Concerto with soloist Adam Bushell. Also Grieg and Bach. Directed by Andrew Sherwood. All Saints. £12 regular, £9 concession, under 18s free on the door only. mas-lewes.co.uk SUNDAY 20, 2.45PM Brighton Philharmonic Orchestra. Celebrated cello soloist and Guest Director Thomas Carroll conducts Prokofiev’s wonderful ‘Classical’ Symphony No. 1, Mendelssohn ‘Scottish’ Symphony No. 3 and Schumann Cello Concerto in A Minor Op.129. Brighton Dome. £12.50-£39.50, 50% student/U18 discount. 01273 709709 brightondome.org SUNDAY 27, 11AM Doric String Quartet.The <strong>January</strong> Coffee Concert at the Attenborough Centre features the exuberant Haydn String Quartet in B flat major Op 33 No 4, Bartók String Quartet No 5 (‘full of eerie dissonance and lonely melodies’, says the website) and the uplifting Mendelssohn String Quartet in E minor Op 44 No 2. £18.50, concessions £16. attenboroughcentre.com SUNDAY 27, 4PM Corelli Ensemble. Almost an all-English programme from the Corellis includes Handel Concerto Grosso Op.6 No. 1 (German-born Handel became a British citizen in 1727) music by Boyce, Warlock and Brighton-based Paul Lewis, plus the ever-popular The Lark Ascending by Vaughan Williams, featuring Maeve Jenkinson on solo violin. Seaford Baptist Church, Belgrave Road, Seaford BN25 2EE. £10 from Seaford Tourist Office and corelliensemble.co.uk, £12 on the door. Children free. Robin Houghton 67
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