music - University of Chichester
music - University of Chichester
music - University of Chichester
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Music on Mondays –<br />
Nephele Ensemble<br />
Monday 15th October 2012, 6.30pm<br />
Chapel <strong>of</strong> the Ascension,<br />
<strong>University</strong> <strong>of</strong> <strong>Chichester</strong><br />
Tickets £5 / £3 concessions, <strong>University</strong><br />
students and staff, under 16’s, UCMA and<br />
West Sussex Music Service Members admitted<br />
free <strong>of</strong> charge. All tickets are available from<br />
the online store http://store.chi.ac.uk/ ‘Tchi<br />
accepted’<br />
Nicola Smedley - flute<br />
Jessica Beeston - viola<br />
Celine Saout - harp<br />
Music by Debussy, Bax, Tann, Salter<br />
Formed in 2007 the Nephele Ensemble has<br />
established a reputation for fine performances,<br />
with engagements taking them to prestigious<br />
venues and concert series including St David's<br />
Hall, Cardiff and the Leeds International<br />
Concert Season. In 2010 the Nephele<br />
Ensemble were joint winners <strong>of</strong> the Tunnell<br />
Trust Young Artists competition and semifinalists<br />
in the Royal Overseas League<br />
Competition. In 2011 the Nephele Ensemble<br />
were recipients <strong>of</strong> an Ensemble Award by the<br />
Musicians Benevolent Fund.<br />
Flexibility is at the heart <strong>of</strong> the Nephele<br />
Ensemble and they embrace the rich<br />
repertoire <strong>of</strong> flute and strings by appearing as<br />
a quartet, quintet and trio. Today they appear<br />
in the trio formation performing an eclectic<br />
and contrasting programme <strong>of</strong> 20th Century<br />
works including ‘Mosaics’ by their Composer<br />
in Association, Timothy Salter.<br />
Main image Celine Saout,<br />
top Nicola Smedley,<br />
above Jessica Beeston.<br />
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