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2011 s o c i a l e v e n t s Monday 18 April 2011, 18:30 – 21:30 Tango+ by CHROMA Location: Windsor Auditorium Manuel de Falla Canciones Populares Espagnoles Charlie Piper Bordello (written for CHROMA premiered Kettle’s Yard 16 May 2010) Astor Piazzolla Milonga del Angel David Bruce Saudades (commissioned by CHROMA, premiered Ilford Cloister 25 June 2010) Mark Bowden Root of the Wind (written for CHROMA premiered Kettle’s Yard 16 May 2010) Astor Piazzolla Libertango Stuart King (clarinet) Karen Street (accordion) Tom Hankey (violin) Oliver Wilson (viola) Clare O’Connell (cello) Elena Hull (bass) producer - Claire Shovelton chroma.admin@mac.com Founded in 1997, CHROMA is a dynamic, critically acclaimed chamber ensemble featuring some of Britain’s most outstanding musicians, known for the passion it brings to contemporary works, its vivid renderings of classic pieces and its diverse participation/learning activity. CHROMA is resident at Cardiff University and Royal Holloway University of London. Following its debut at the Purcell Room CHROMA has become most closely associated with the performance of contemporary music and has forged close links with many prominent British composers through many premières and collaborations. Recent world premières include CHROMA commissions from Julian Grant - Strike Opponent’s Ears With Both Fists, Arlene Sierra - Surrounded Ground, David Bruce Saudades, Dominic Shovelton El Ingles and Philip Cashian Aquila. Premieres written for CHROMA in last year include Mark Bowden The Root of The Wind, Andrew Hamilton Product #2 and Charlie Piper Bordello (commissioned by C3/Kettle’s Yard), Mark Bowden the radiant dark (RHUL), Mark Yeats schlink’s approximation (Manchester Pride). Recent EU premieres include David Bruce’s Piosenki and Gumboots, and Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking by Per Nørgård. New works in 2011 include ROH2 OperaShots at the Linbury - Stewart Copeland/Anne Dudley double bill; a commission from Marcus Barcham- Stevens - in a programme with EU premiere of David Bruce’s The North Wind Was A Woman; pieces by composers at the Royal Academy of Music, Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Royal Holloway University of London; and clarinet/ viola/accordion/electronica pieces by Erick Flores, Jessica Aslan, Jan Hendrickse, Hugo Morales, Philip Dawson and Joseph Davies for premiere at Soundwaves Festival, Brighton in July. Recent Press Reviews: “a tantalising playfulness leaves you feeling exhilarated, if a little clumsy by comparison” Guy Dammann The Guardian 2010 “the top-notch chamber ensemble CHROMA” Erica Jeal, The Guardian Monday 18 April 2011, 21:00 – 23:45 Undergraduated Quartet Location: Medicine Bar (next to the HUB) Chris Whiter (saxophone) Oliver Cross (bass) Jake Gill (guitar) Adam Williams (drums) Showcasing the very best of young jazz talent at Royal Holloway, the Undergraduated Quartet offer an eclectic mix of jazz and latin music. Between them, the players of the quartet perform regularly in venues around Egham, London and Oxford in various groups, and are highly skilled in a range of styles. 22
23 s o c i a l e v e n t s 2011 Tuesday 19 April 2011, 19:30 – 20:30 Reception Location: Windsor Building All delegates are invited to the reception in the Windsor Foyer by the Royal Economic Society. Tuesday 19 April 2011, 20:30 – 22:30 Gala Dinner Location: Founders Dining Hall / HUB Dining Hall The guests attending dinner will be in either the Founders Dining Hall, for which you will be issued a Red place card. Or you will be seated in the HUB Dining Hall, for which you will be issued a Blue place card. Cards may be swapped with colleagues should you wish to change location. However once a location has filled to capacity staff on the doors will not allow further guests to dine in a location that is full. Guided Tours Menu Melon Fresh fanned melon with slices of Parma ham or served with cheese (V) • • • Roast Gressingham Duck Breast Gressingham Duck Breast, roasted and served medium rare with an orange and ginger sauce roasted potatoes and vegetables. Roast Parsnips with Chestnut Bubble & Squeak (V) Oven-roasted parsnips served on a bed of chestnut bubble & squeak • • • Duo of Chocolate Mousse Home-made plain and white chocolate mousse. Guided tours of the campus including the picture gallery and the chapel will take place during the conference at the following times: Monday 10:00-11:00 Tuesday 15:00-16:00 Wednesday 14:00-15:00 Guide: Richard Williams Free of charge Please meet in front of the conference banners outside the Windsor building. Tours leave promptly at the allotted time and will be on a first come first serve basis (max 35 per tour).
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