- last updated 3rd November
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THURSDAY, 12th November 2009
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7.45pm - 10.00pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel |
Festival Opening Concert:
The Avison Ensemble
Concerti from Handel Op 6,Vivaldi Op 8 and Herschel's Violin Concerto in D minor.
Pavlo Beznosuik - soloist and director.
Tickets £16 (concessions £12)
Box Office: (020 8463 0100)
Book online at
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Booking opens 1st September 2009
Tickets also available on the door
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| FRIDAY, 13th November 2009 |
10.30am - 6.00pm
Painted Hall & Queen Mary Ante Room |
Exhibition
Instrument makers, music shops, publishers, recording companies organisations and education
Admission
Adults £8.00, 2 day ticket - £13.00, 3 day ticket - £17.00; Children under 14 free (Concessions: Senior Citizens, UB40 holders, Students). TCM staff & students free entry with TCM resource card.
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11.30am - 2.00pm
Theatre Studio, Trinity College of Music
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Master Class: Alison Crum - Viola da Gamba
for Conservatoire and University level students
Performers: Sam Stadlen (University of York), Angela Scarsbrook (Cambridge University), Poppy Walshaw (Graduate of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama), Monserrat Colomé (Graduate of the Royal Academy of Music)
Admission free, limited places
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1.00pm - 1.45pm
St Alfege Church
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Concert: Trinity College of Music Recorder Consort
The college’s Renaissance Consort has been studying under the direction of Emeritus Fellow, Philip Thorby since the beginning of the Academic Year.
Admission £2.00 on the door (no pre-booking)
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1.00pm - 1.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Mollenhauer Recorders
Admission free, limited places
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2.00pm - 2.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Ardival Harps
Bill Taylor will perform medieval and renaissance music from England, Ireland, Scotland and Waleson historical harps made by Ardival Harps, including a gut-strung early medieval harp, a wire-strung Clarsach and a late-medieval bray harp.
Admission free, limited places
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2.30pm - 3.15pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
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Concert: Susan Sheppard - Baroque 'Cello
J S Bach: Suites Nos 1 and 2 for unaccompanied 'cello
Admission £2.00 on the door (no pre-booking)
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3.00pm - 3.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Jane Julier - Viols
Alison Crum and Ibi Aziz play French Viol Music
Admission free, limited places
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3.30pm - 6.00pm
Theatre Studio, Trinity College of Music
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Master Class: John Henry - Harpsichord and Clavichord
in association with the British Clavichord Society
Admission free, limited places |
4.00pm - 4.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Küng Recorders
Andreas Küng and Susanne Fröhlich (member of Quartet New Generation) will be demonstrating the new Superio sopranino (available in January 2010) together with combinations of tenor and bass recorders. Works by Chédeville, Vivaldi, Marcello (an original sonata for sopranino) and Telemann.
Admission free, limited places
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5.45pm - 7.00pm
St Alfege Church |
Concert:
'The Grand Tourists'
Pamela Thorby (recorder) Rachel Podger (violin)
Huw Warren (keyboard)
Olivia Chaney (voice and harmonium)
Chris Wells (percussion)
Don't miss this opportunity to hear the outstanding musicianship of recorder player Pamela Thorby as she brings her 'Ammonite' CD project to Greenwich 2009.
Tickets £10 (concessions £7)
Box Office: (020 8463 0100)
Book online at
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Booking opens 1st September 2009
Tickets also available on the door
Concert promoted by
The Early Music Shop
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Acclaimed violinist Rachel Podger, jazz pianist Huw Warren, the evocative, original vocals and harmonium playing of Olivia Chaney and multi-talented percussionist Chris Wells join recorder player Pamela Thorby to play her folk/jazz fusion compositions. Plus early music, traditional folk tunes and new music from all the members of the band.
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7.45pm - 10.00pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel |
Concert: Paul Goodwin Conducts
Trinity College of Music Baroque Orchestra and Baroque Choir.
Leader: Walter Reiter
Conductor: Paul Goodwin
Handel: Oratorio - The Triumph of Time and Truth
Tickets £10 (concessions £7)
Box Office: (020 8463 0100)
Book online at
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Booking opens 1st September 2009
Tickets also available on the door
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| SATURDAY, 14th November 2009 |
10.00am - 6.00pm
Painted Hall & Queen Mary Ante Room |
Exhibition
Instrument makers, music shops, publishers, recording companies organisations and education
Admission
Adults £8.00, 2 day ticket - £13.00, 3 day ticket - £17.00; Children under 14 free (Concessions: Senior Citizens, UB40 holders, Students). TCM staff & students free entry with TCM resource card.
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11.00am - 11.45pm
Old Royal Naval
College Chapel |
Concert: Junior Trinity
Students perform music from their collaboration with the Handel House, including student compositions inspired by Handel's time in London
Admission £2.00 on the door (no pre-booking)
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11.00am - 11.45am
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Mollenhauer Recorders
Exciting recorder novelties made by Mollenhauer. A lecture recital with Nik Tarasov.
Admission free, limited places
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11.00am - 1.30pm
St Alfege Church |
Master Class: Alison Crum - Viola da Gamba
for amateur Viol players and consorts
Admission free, limited places
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12noon - 12.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Blezinger Recorders
Recital by Caroline Jones (recorder) with Charles Matthews (spinet)
Ricercaden - Ortiz (16th.C); Canzoni - Frescobaldi 1583-1643; Sonata in G minor - Babell ca.1680-1723; Sonata in A minor - Handel 1685-1759;
Green Sleeves to a Ground - Anon 18th.C; Sonatina - Telemann 1681-1767
Admission free, limited places
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12.45pm - 1.15pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel |
Concert: Susan Sheppard - Baroque 'Cello
J S Bach: Suite No 3 for unaccompanied 'cello
Admission £2.00 on the door (no pre-booking)
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1.00pm - 1.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Stephen Robinson - Harpsichords
Rosemary Robinson (spinet) and Laura Robinson (viola and recorder)
Telemann sonata in G, Handel suite No3 in D minor & Dieupart Suite No1 in C
Admission free, limited places
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2.00pm - 2.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Judith Kraft - Viols
“Channel Crossing” - Marianne Muller will play pieces by Tobias Hume, ” A Question in Answer”, “ Tinkledum, Tinkledum“ , “A soldiers Galliard”, “Captain Humes Pavan” & “ A Soldiers Galliard”, Bruno Giner, “Plainte”, Ste Colombe, Prelude, Allemande, Courante, Sarabande, Gigue & Chaconne
Admission free, limited places
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2.00pm - 2.45pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel |
Concert: The Warwickshire Youth Waits and County Viol Consort 'Gutted!'
Directors Alison Kinder and Jacqui Robertson-Wade
A Merrie Companie! -Music for court and village, inside and out, peasant green and respectable household, including works by Byrd, Dowland, Holborne and Playford as well as their European counterparts, and a 21st Century work for Viol sextet.
Admission £2.00 on the door (no pre-booking)
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3.00pm - 3.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Bexley Harpsichord Workshops Ltd
Mie Hayashi (harpsichord) and Naomi Okuda (recorder) play works for solo harpsichord, and for harpsichord and recorder by F. Couperin, J S Bach, G F Handel, together with music from the recently released CD ‘ Air Anglois’
Admission free, limited places
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3.30pm - 4.00pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
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Concert: Susan Sheppard - Baroque 'Cello
J S Bach: Suite No 4 for unaccompanied 'cello
Admission £2.00 on the door (no pre-booking)
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4.00pm - 4.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Philippe Bolton, Etienne Holmblat & Julien Feltrin
Julian Feltrin will play Ricercare by Virgiliano on a G alto Ganassi recorder from Etienne Holmblat, a Fantaisie of Telemann on a Philippe Bolton tenor recorder after Stanesby Junior at A-415. Ausser Atem, 1994 from Moritz – Eggert on an Etienne Holmblat alto recorder in F, an alto in G and a Philippe Bolton soprano. Estampie, Il commencimiento de la goia XIII on a Philippe Bolton alto medieval recorder in G.Salterello; XIII on a tenor Rafi recorder in C by Etienne Holmblat. Jacob van Eyck: comagain on a Haka soprano in c by Philippe Bolton.
Admission free, limited places
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5.30pm - 6.30pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
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Concert: Rie Kosaka - Voice and Mediaeval Harp
Winner, with commended performers, of the Ella Kidney prize for Early Music
Rie Kosaka, voice and medieval harp. Hila Katz, harpsichord
Music from three 16th/17th century keyboard sources, including the Fitzwilliam Virginal Book frames two sets of Medieval Songs. The first is from 12th/13th century France, and in the second we hear seven of Martin Codax’s 13th Century Spanish Cantigas de Amigo
Admission £2.00 on the door (no pre-booking)
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7.45 pm - 9.45pm
St Alfege Church |
Concert: Trinity College of Music Early Music and Composition Faculties
Cantatas from the Italian Baroque juxtaposed with contemporary works for early instruments in a programme inspired by the International Year of Astronomy.
Tickets £10 (concessions £7)
Box Office: (020 8463 0100)
Book online at
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Booking opens 1st September 2009
Tickets also available on the door
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| SUNDAY, 15th November 2009 |
10.00am - 5.30pm
Painted Hall & Queen Mary Ante Room |
Exhibition
Instrument makers, music shops, publishers, recording companies organisations and education
Admission
Adults £8.00, 2 day ticket - £13.00, 3 day ticket - £17.00; Children under 14 free (Concessions: Senior Citizens, UB40 holders, Students). TCM staff & students free entry with TCM resource card.)
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10.30am - 12noon
Recital Rooms
Blackheath Halls |
Concert:
Maurice Steger (recorder) and
Laurence Cummings (harpsichord)
Tickets £13.50 (concessions £11)
Box Office: (020 8463 0100)
Book online at
www.ticketweb.co.uk
Booking opens 1st September 2009
Tickets also available on the door
Concert promoted by
The Early Music Shop
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11.00am - 12.15pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
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Festival Service
Susan Sheppard (baroque 'cello) and the Rev'd Jeremy Frost (preacher)
The Revd Jeremy Frost leads a sequence of readings and music and reflections in which Susan Sheppard continues her Bach cycle with J S Bach: Suite No 5 for unaccompanied 'cello in C minor, and the Choral Scholars of the Chapel Choir sing the motet Jesu meine Freude
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11.00am - 11.45am
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Richard Jones, Renaissance Viols - Alison Crum and Friends
Alison Crum and friends will play “Music for Henry VIII “
Admission free, limited places
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12 noon - 12.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Julian Goodacre - Bagpipes
Admission free, limited places
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1.00pm - 1.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Michael Moussa - Oud
Performances of different styles of Oud – Coptic music pieces to explain various oriental moods or maqam
Admission free, limited places
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1.30pm - 5.30pm
Peacock Room Trinity College of Music
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Moeck/SRP Solo Recorder Competition Finals 2009
The biennial Moeck/SRP solo recorder competition has established itself as one of the most important competitions of its kind. It offers an opportunity to hear some of the best players from the UK and abroad. Chosen by the adjudicators from a number of entrants the finalists will present their programme in the form of this public recital and compete for the winners title.
Finalists are: Pernille Petersen, Per Gross and Leonard Kwon
Adjudicators: Maurice Steger, Julien Feltrin and Jane Chapman
For Further Details Click Here
The public finals take place in the Peacock Room as part of the Greenwich International Early Music Festival and Exhibition. The winners prize will include a recital at the 2010 Greenwich Festival.
Admission free, limited places
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2.00pm - 2.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Bexley Harpsichord Workshops Ltd
Mie Hayashi (harpsichord) and Naomi Okuda (recorder) play works for solo harpsichord, and for harpsichord and recorder by F. Couperin, J S Bach, G F Handel, together with music from the recently released CD ‘ Air Anglois’
Admission free, limited places
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3.00pm - 3.45pm
Admirals House |
Makers Demonstration Recital
Artist to be confirmed
Admission free, limited places
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3.00pm - 3.30pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel |
Concert: Susan Sheppard - Baroque 'Cello
J S Bach: Suite No 6 for unaccompanied 'cello
Admission £2.00 on the door (no pre-booking)
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Tickets for exhibition available on the door only. |
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