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March 22nd - 31st
Tuesday 23 March at 7.30pm
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Wednesday 24 March at 7.30pm
LONDON CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
RESIDENT AT ST. JOHN’S, SMITH SQUARE
Christopher Warren-Green conductor
Ricardo Castro piano
Glass Company
Chopin Piano Concerto No.1 in E minor op.11
Brahms Symphony No.4 in E minor op.98
£25 / £20 / £10 (under 16's free – limited availability)
(Series discounts 3+ concerts 10% - only available through the
Box
Office)
In aid of Barnardo’s*
Supported by Martin and Roni Lovegrove
The Footstool Restaurant in the crypt will be closed to the public
after the concert.
London Chamber Orchestra 2009 - 2010 Season Brochure
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Thursday 25 March at 1pm
THURSDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES
THE RAUTIO TRIO
Jane Gordon violin
Adi Tal cello
Jan Rautio piano
Mozart Trio in Bb K254
Beethoven Trio in G op.121a Kakadu Variations
Glinka Trio Pathétique in D minor
£8 (free to Friends of St. John’s)
Worshipful Company of Musicians Award Winners
Thursday Lunchtime Concert Series
Brochure
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Thursday 25 March at 7.30pm
THE WHITEHALL ORCHESTRA*
Michael Nebe conductor
Idil Biret piano
Stravinsky Jeu de Cartes
Chopin Andante Spianato; Grande Polonaise Brillante
Schumann Manfred Overture
Chopin Piano Concerto No.2 in F minor op.21
£15 / £10 (concessions £12 / £8)
Saturday 27 March at 7.30pm
ENGLISH BAROQUE CHOIR*
BRANDENBERG SINFONIA
Jeremy Jackman
conductor
Bach St John Passion BWV 245
£26 / £22 / £18 / £15
(concessions 10% discount)
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Sunday 28 March at 7.30pm
ENGLISH CHAMBER SINGERS
GOLDBERG ENSEMBLE*
Introduction by Simon Callow CBE
Martin Neary
conductor
Elin Manahan Thomas
soprano
Rowan Fenner soprano
Charles Richardson countertenor
Oliver Jones tenor
Dhilan Gnanadurai
baritone
Timothy Dickinson bass
David Adams violin
Alice Neary cello
Christian Wilson
organ
“I was glad” – Martin Neary’s 70th Birthday Concert
Purcell I was glad; My beloved spake
Jonathan Harvey Song of June□; Come Holy Ghost
Haydn Cello Concerto No.1 in C
Howells By the waters of Babylon
John Tavener Take him, earth, for cherishing‡;
Two Hymns to the Mother of God
Handel Dixit Dominus
£35 / £25 / £18 / £12
In aid of The Music Therapy Charity*
The Footstool Restaurant in the crypt will be closed after the concert
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Monday 29 March at 7.30pm
ORCHESTRA OF ST. PAUL’S
Ben Palmer conductor
Steven Osborne piano
Rossini Overture William Tell
Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No.1 in F# minor op.1
Sibelius Symphony No.2 in D op.43
£20 / £16 / £14 / £10
(concessions 10% discount)
Tuesday 30 March at 7.30pm
ST DUNSTAN’S COLLEGE CHOIRS AND ORCHESTRAS*
Caroline Foster
conductor
Peter Stobart
conductor
Benedict Glass
trumpet
Programme to include
Fauré Requiem op.48
Handel Music for the Royal Fireworks
Hummel Trumpet Concerto
£10 (concessions £6.00 / Family ticket £20.00 – 2 adults and 1
child)
In aid of the St Dunstan’s Educational Foundation*
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Wednesday 31 March at 7.30pm
CHAPELLE DU ROI
Alistair Dixon
director
Tenebrae
by Candlelight
Holy Week was one of the richest sources of inspiration for
many of
Europe’s Renaissance composers.
As the tension mounted in the approach to the crucifixion and resurrection, the music accompanying the liturgy would become more emotional and highly wrought.
The greatest drama was found in the candlelit service of
Tenebrae
held at sunset; the shadows lengthening as the
candles were extinguished
one by one.
In this candlelit programme on the eve of Maundy Thursday Chapelle du Roi perform music from the three great days.
Lamentations, Improperia and Responds feature from composers including Thomas Tallis, Palestrina and Victoria
£25 / £20 / £15 / £10
□ first performance |
‡ first UK performance |
† first London performance |
* Registered Charity |
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