Viva Lewes Issue 117 June 2016

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LEWES CHAMBER MUSIC FESTIVAL 17-19 JUNE 2016 Immerse yourself in a weekend of magical music performed by some of the worldÕs Þnest musicians... Alina Ibragimova James Boyd Jonathan Cohen Olga Jegunova Lilli Maijala and many more... DON’T MISS OUR 5th FESTIVAL OF WORLD-CLASS PERFORMANCES! TICKETS: www.leweschambermusicfestival.com 01273 479865 Under 26s FREE! KATHARINE GOWERS ・ VENETIA JOLLANDS ・ ALINA IBRAGIMOVA BEATRICE PHILIPS ・ TIM CRAWFORD ・ HÉLÈNE MARÉCHAUX LILLI MAIJALA ・ JAMES BOYD ・ HANNAH STRIJBOS ・ ROBIN MICHAEL PIERRE DOUMENGE ・ HANNAH SLOANE ・ JONATHAN COHEN ALASDAIR BEATSON ・ BENGT FORSBERG ・ OLGA JEGUNOVA ・ MATT HUNT ADAM Lewes WYNTER・MARTIN Chamber Music Festival OWEN・PETER is a registered WHELAN charity in England ・THE EUSEBIUS & Wales: no.1151928 QUARTET
IN TOWN THIS MONTH: MUSIC Classical Round-up Celebrating Shakespeare... and Sussex June promises to be a powerhouse for music in Lewes with more than enough for everyone, including a Shakespearian salute, a poolside orchestral serenade, and a full three-day chamber music festival. The very excellent Kantanti Ensemble starts things off with Rachmaninoff’s Symphony No. 2, a huge and important work given a new orchestration here for Kantanti by Iain Farrington. Glazunov managed to destroy the premiere of Rachmaninoff’s (pictured) first symphony by conducting it while in a drunken stupor, but we expect a more sober, if no less flamboyant interpretation from conductor Lee Reynolds. For the uninitiated, listen out for the themes used in Birdman and also Eric Carmen’s Never Gonna Fall in Love Again. Sat 4th, 5.30pm, St John sub Castro Clarinetist Nick Carpenter and pianist Nicholas Houghton play an all-French recital, featuring sonatas by Saint-Saens and Poulenc, as well as Debussy’s Petite Pièce. Sun 5th, 3pm, St Michael’s Church, free An evening of Scandinavian works fills the Corelli Ensemble’s programme, including Grieg’s Holberg Suite and Elegaic Melody No. 2, a Sibelius Impromptu, and Swedish composer Dag Wirén’s Serenade for Strings. Sun 12th, 4pm, Cross Way Church, Seaford, £10 Musicians of All Saints present two chamber music concerts this month - a quintet and a quartet, both comprised of MAS members. The first concert offers French composer Anton Reicha’s Grand Quintetto (1826) and also contemporary American composer Robert G. Patterson’s Bassoon in the Box. The quartet will play Haydn’s String Quartet No. 1, Frank Bridge’s String Quartet No. 4 and will give the second ever performance of Sussex-based composer Guy Richardson’s Houriya. Sun 12th and 19th, 6pm, Hamsey Old Church, £10 (u18 free) There are musical delights to be savoured at the fifth annual Lewes Chamber Music Festival, which this year serves up eight concerts over a period of three days. Further details can be found in my article on p37. Fri 17th to Sun 19th, various times and venues A Shakespearian Celebration is the title of East Sussex Bach Choir’s event this month. On the menu: extracts from Purcell’s The Fairy Queen, Michael Tippett’s Songs for Ariel, Thomas Linley’s Ode on the Spirits of Shakespeare and Vaughan Williams’ ethereal Serenade to Music. There will also be appropriate Shakespearian readings interspersed by Jonathan Cullen and Niamh Cusack, and a special cameo appearance by the Wallands Choir. The conductor is John Hancorn, with pianist Nancy Cooley and organist Nicholas Houghton. Sat 18th, 7pm, St Anne’s Church, £12 Finally, the Lewes Concert Orchestra will give an evening poolside performance at the Pells. The fare will be light and popular, and will of course include the crowd pleaser, Sussex by the Sea. Bring a towel. Fri 24th, 7.30pm, Pells Pool, £8 Paul Austin Kelly 41
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