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Date
Concert
Tickets
March
£
No
£
Wed 3 | Into The Woods
Thur 4
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Sat 6 | 2.30pm [
130pm L] | 9
730pm L] | 9
730pm
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730pm ] | 9
Sat 6 | Madam Butterfly
12
10
Tue 9 | The Innocent Diversion
9
1.50
Generation Miss
5
4.50
Guildford Singers
5
4
Wed 10 | Tim 0'Brien & Darrell Scott
8
1
The Last Show
150
Thur I1 | Benefit Concert
16
3
Oysterband
10
9
John Hegley
8
6
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Sat
13 | Shake, Rattle & Bang
5.50
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Guildford Philharmonic Choir
13
Humphrey Lyttelton & Band
10
10
8
4
10.50
8.50
Mon I5 | Rush Hour Concert
5
The Beat of the World
8
3
Medici & Vanbrugh Quartets
16
14
12.50
10
Poulenc Centenary Concert
8
6
Lunchtime Concert
5
Wed 17 | Charlie Landsborough
R.G.S. Orchestra & Chorus
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10
8
6
concessions: | 7.50
5.50
3.50
John Lill
16
14
Shirley Collins
5
4
5
3
Young Artists’ Concert
6
5
Gilles Dalmont
5
Guildford Choral Society
16
Muggsy Remembered
8
Sun 21 | University Symphony Orchestra
6
Sat 20 | Travelling by Tuba
12
8
3
Mon 22 | Paco Pefia
16
14
6
Thur
25 | Julian Joseph Jazz Trio
12
10
6
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12.50
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Hot Strings
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Sun 14 | Tim Laycock
Tue
No
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Student Showcase
Fri.
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8
8
8
8
26 | Katona Guitar Duo
5
Willard White
17.50
15.50
12.50
|14.50
12.50
9.50
6
5
concessions:
Sat 27 | The Rights of Youth
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A German Evening
8
Chantry Singers
8
6
Total Payable (f)
-27 March 1999
Founder Patron: Sir Georg Solti KBE
Patrons: Lord Menuhin
Phil Collins
Nigel Kennedy
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Wednesday 3 - Saturday 6 March
Into the Woods
Wed 3 / Thurs 4 7.30pm
Presented by the Guildford School of Acting
Fri 5 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim
Sat 6 2.30pm & 7.30pm
Written and devised by James Lapine
£9 £8 (concessions)
Electric Theatre
An adult fairy-tale which out-Grimms the
Grimms in its book and out-Disneys Disney
with its music. Its final message ‘no-one is alone’
echoes through the darkness of the woods where
we confront our demons. Pulitzer prize-winners
Sondheim and Lapine have created a richly
melodic score and a powerfully moving story.
Friday 5
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SoundPaint: From the Ground Up
6.15pm — 7.30pm
Free
Derek Shiel (artist) and Julia Usher (composer)
offer a foretaste of their active installation
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(see Monday 8 March, PATS Foyer). SoundPaint
University of Surrey
combines painting and music at the moment of
creation. The lecture will include unusual
questions about our perception of time; about
synaesthesia, the rhythm of painting and the
colour of music. The artists will demonstrate
some of their techniques.
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Madam Butterfly by Giacomo Puccini
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Sunday 7
Festival Eucharist
9.45am
University of Surrey Players
Free
Guildford Cathedral Choir
Guildford Cathedral
Stravinsky Mass and Poulenc Lenten Motet
SoundPaint: From the Ground Up
You are invited to visit
Come and look over the artist’s shoulder as he
the active installation at
works. But keep your ears open too; the painting
any time during the day.
is being shaped by music; the brushstrokes are
Between |.15 — 1.45pm
hewing out the sound. SoundPaint is an
and 6.15 — 7.15pm there
unfamiliar interaction between painting in
will be “performances” /
progress and music as improvisation at the very
periods of particularly
moment of creation. In this active installation,
intense activity.
Derek Shiel (artist) and Julia Usher (composer)
Free
explore a two-way influence between rhythm,
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attack, colour, mood and, above all, emotion.
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Tuesday 9
Wednesday |10 continued
Classical Road Show presents Zambesi Tales
presents Tim O’Brien & Darrell Scott
I'1.45am and |.45pm
Composed and conducted by Richard Brown
Guildford Civic
Narrated by actors from the
8pm
Enquiries: Carol Leighton
Royal Shakespeare Company
£8 £7 (concessions)
duo on their latest UK tour. Grammy-nominated
01483 573485
Guildford Philharmonic Orchestra
Electric Theatre
Tim has brought style and charm to bluegrass
We are delighted to welcome this Nashville-based
Massed choirs of children
music. Multi-instrumentalist Darrell mixes
country, blues and Texas swing. Songwriters of
Zambesi Tales is a richly orchestrated and
repute, they have written hits for many top country
enchanting work, based on animal folk tales
music stars including Guy Clark and Kathy Mattea.
from Zimbabwe and Zambia, mostly from the
Shona and Tonga tribes. Come and thrill to the
magic of Africa, on the jungle floor of the Civic...
The Innocent Diversion
8pm
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A recital of music from Jane Austen’s England
£9 £7.50 (concessions)
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Jane Austen’s life, like her novels, was filled with
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Vocals
Caroline Nin
£7.50
Piano
Sean Hargreaves
Guildford Civic /
Double bass
Nick Kagal
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music. This recital will recreate the musical
Combining torch songs, jazz and cabaret,
soirées described in her novels and which were
Caroline Nin has a mesmerising stage presence
part of her own life. The concert draws on music
and a rich velvety voice that creates an
in the Austen collection including Brahms,
atmosphere of intimate, dark, smoky nightspots
Mozart and Handel.
where secret liaisons are made...
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Generation Miss
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8pm
Featuring Niki B, Deep Harmony, Foxy
£5 £4.50 (concessions)
Guildford Civic /
Guildford International Women’s Festival in
County Suite
association with Sound Advice and The Academy
A Benefit Concert in aid of the Special Baby Care Unit
at the Royal Surrey County Hospital
of Contemporary Music presents an evening of
7.30pm
Soprano
Diana Gilchrist
music featuring female artists at the cutting edge
£16 £6 (children, students/
Baritone
Jonathan Veira
of the industry.
unwaged)
Piano
Shelley Katz
Three first class artists join forces to present songs,
duets, arias and well-loved piano works including
Guildford Singers
excerpts from Handel’s Julius Caesar, Mozart’s
Don Giovanni, lieder by Mendelssohn and piano
7.45pm
With chamber orchestra and organ accompaniment
works by Chopin and Liszt. Help to raise money
Monteverdi
Beatus Vir
enjoying an evening of wonderful music.
Finzi
Magnificat
Haydn
Nelson Mass
Conductor
Ben Noithip
£5 £4 (concessions)
St Nicolas Church
for much-needed specialised baby monitors while
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Surrey Student Showcase
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Lunchtime recital
7.30pm
Schools and colleges in Surrey have been invited
£3
to put the spotlight on their best soloists and
Studio One
groups in this first Festival showcase for local
students. A varied programme of musical
I.15pm
By students of the University of Surrey Music
Free
Department
excellence and fun is guaranteed.
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presents Oysterband
7.30pm
£10 (£9 in advance)
Standing & seated
Opysterband’s unique fusion of Rock and British
Guildford Civic
Roots music has made then one of the most
irresistibly exciting bands of the nineties. Their
compelling tunes, anthemic songs and driving
ceilidh rhythms make you want to dance, sing,
laugh, cry and jump for joy — or simply sit back
and marvel at their musicianship.
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John Hegley performance poet, with Nigel on guitar
Guildford Philharmonic Choir
John Hegley “..hes like your favourite English
7.30pm
With the Wooburn Singers
teacher...” is one of the country’s most innovative
£13, £10 (concessions to
Forest Philharmonic Orchestra
and published comic poets. His rumpled,
students/unwaged on
Soprano
Kate Tansey
sardonic performances have made him one of
£10 seats only)
Mezzo-soprano
Jeannette Ager
the best-known performance poets, with many
Guildford Cathedral
radio and television broadcasts and sell-out
Tickets also available from
Mabhler
Symphony No 2 (Resurrection)
shows at theatres and comedy clubs in this
the GPC Box Office:
Bruckner
Mass No 2 in E minor
country and abroad.
01483 564076
A symphony must be like the world. It must
contain everything.” Mahler’s words apply
particularly to his own Second Symphony. Don’t
miss a rare opportunity to hear this most
Guildford Philharmonic presents
Music by Candlelight for Royal Occasions
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Guildford Camerata
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Guildford Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra
Humphrey Lyttelton and His Band
Conductor Barry Rose
SOLD OUT
This concert includes music for the royal courts
£10
Sponsored by
and chapels, and marks the welcome return to
Electric Theatre
BORAX®
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8pm
Guildford of Guildford Cathedral’s first Organist
Tickets also available from
and Master of the Choristers, Barry Rose.
Bell & Colvill:
01483 281000
Saturday 13
Humphrey Lyttelton has been leading the
country’s best known traditional/mainstream Jazz
Shake, Rattle & Bang!
Ilam — Ipm
Sponsored by
BELL & COLVILL
Children’s musical workshop
Free admission /
Band for over 50 years and is playing as well as
ever. ‘Humph’ has also presented the Best ofJazz
on Radio 2 for over 25 years, and is well known
as the host of the award winning comedy panel
ticket required
Special event for the under 10s — make your own
Electric Theatre
instrument from recycled materials and have fun
with rhythm and sound. Musicians from Red
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Sunday 14
Zebra, an exciting group of music therapists who
have won an award from The Prince’s Trust for
their musical projects, will lead the workshop.
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All materials provided.
8pm
Equally at home acting in the theatre or
£5 (£4.50 in advance)
performing in concert, Tim is renowned for
Electric Theatre / Cafe Bar
singing, saying and playing the music, songs and
Chopin as Improviser
dialect poetry of his native Dorset. He has toured
the world with The New Scorpion Band and
12 noon
An illustrated lecture by Dr John Rink, one of
gained critical acclaim with his interpretations of
£8
the world’s leading experts on Chopin.
Thomas Hardy and Rudyard Kipling.
Hatchlands Park
Tickets from:The Cobbe Collection Trust,
Hatchlands Park, East Clandon, GU4 7RT
(please send s.a.e.) or by phone: 01483 211474
The Musical Melting Pot
Children’s Workshop, Clarinets Plus
8pm
(Lucie Skeaping, Robin Jeffrey,
Roderick Skeaping, Ben Harlan, Stuart Hall)
3pm — 4.30pm
An interactive recital/workshop with music
£4 (concessions)
£3
from Mozart to modern including the first
Studio One
United Reformed Church
performance of a new work written for children
Tickets available from:
by Andy Hampton, Jeremys Garden Safari.
01483 562890 or
Suitable for ages 7 — 12 years.
01483 302334
Presented by The Burning Bush
£10 £8 (OAPs)
“..flair and infectious gaiety” The Times
Ballads, folk songs, romances, Yiddish songs and
Klezmer melodies of Russia and Poland mix with
early jazz and vaudeville music in a musical mix
of world music with Jewish influences. Sell-out
concerts in Britain and abroad and numerous
Battle of the Bands
broadcasts make this concert a must!
5pm
Contact the Academy for further information:
Academy
01483 456788.
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Mendelssohn
Octet in E flat Op 20
£8.50 — £12.50
Beethoven
Quartet No 16 in F Op 135
Haydn
Quartet Op 74 No 3
Guildford Civic
an eclectic mix of Mozart, Tchaikovsky and
(The Rider)
Gershwin. Led by Beverely Davison, a former
Yehudi Menuhin protégée, Hot Strings have
Two internationally acclaimed quartets perform
been taking the classical world by storm with
classics of the string quartet repertoire and then
their evocative and dramatic musical style.
join together for Mendelssohn’s Octet. This
celebrity recital offers the rare opportunity to
Monday 15
hear Mendelssohn’s extraordinarily dynamic
and exciting work
Rush Hour Concert
performed live!
6.15pm
Sponsored by
£5
Guildhall
Flute
Gary Arbuthnot
Remember parking is free
Harpist
Emma Ramsdale
in Guildford after 6pm
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Award-winning flautist Gary Arbuthnot comes
Lunchtime recital
to Guildford with a programme of light classical
and contemporary music.
From Taiko to Tabla: The Beat of the World
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Joyce Dixey Composition Award
A unique fusion of percussion traditions from all
over the world, featuring an awesome array of
drums, cymbals, gongs and customised sound
4 pm & 7pm
effects, merged into a compelling and powerful
Free
before! This annual concert premieres works by
soundscape.
Studio One
students of the University of Surrey’s Music
Hear something no-one else has ever heard
Department. The award is presented by the
A truly global mix ofpercussive brilliance.
Mechanical Copyright Protection Society.
Something memorable guaranteed.” Time Out
“..will have the audience bouncing off the roof!”
Charlie Landsborough
The Independent
7.45pm
Charlie Landsborough returns to the Civic after
£12.50 £10
last year’s successful visit. Since he shot to No 1
Guildford Civic
Tuesday 16
in the Irish album charts with a collection of his
own original songs, he has gone from strength to
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strength, and is now one of the biggest selling
recording stars in Ireland. His best-selling album
‘With you in Mind’ has topped the UK’s
Conductor
Sebastian Forbes
Free, but retiring collection
United Reformed Church
country charts.
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Programme to include:
Bach
Jesu, meine Freude
Purcell
My heart is inditing
Poulenc Centenary Concert
The University Chamber Choir has a
8pm
Guildford Philharmonic Orchestra
growing reputation for its performances
Admission by programme
Conductors
of secular and sacred music.
£8 £6 (concessions)
Guildford Cathedral
Andrew Millington
David Price
Organ
Geoffrey Morgan
Tickets also available from
Cathedral office:
Programme includes:
(Mrs Warner)
Poulenc
Organ Concerto
01483 565287
Duruflé
Requiem
The combined choirs of Guildford and
Portsmouth Cathedrals join together for this
celebration of Poulenc in his centenary year.
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Thursday 18
Guildford Philharmonic presents
Ensemble Bash
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Travelling by Tuba — Children’s concert
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7.30pm
Ensemble Bash is renowned for its sheer
£5 £3 (concessions)
What is a hoseophone and can you play it?
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breath-taking virtuosity as well as the variety and
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Travel back through time on a voyage of musical
high entertainment value of its performances.
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discovery and watch the history of brass
instruments unfold before your eyes from the
During the day Ensemble Bash will be running
two children’s workshops / concerts. These have also
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sold out, but please contact the Guildford Philharmonic
Office on 01483 444666, if you would like more
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conch shell to the present day tuba. This hour
Sponsored by
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information.
long children’s concert and workshop is full of
fun with lots of audience participation.
Watch out for the exploding Tuba!
Friday 19
Una Clarke Young Artists’ Concert
Lunchtime Concert
Guildford Borough Council promotion
12.30pm
Guildford Symphony Orchestra
12.30pm
Baritone
Nigel Cliffe
£6 £5 (concessions)
Conductor Darrell Davison
£5
Soprano
Caroline Leeks
Holy Trinity Church
Guildhall
Piano
Paul Turner
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Tickets also available
Sarasate
Zigeunerweisen
Britten
Lachrymae
Chaminade
Concertino
Elgar
Cello Concerto (finale)
Tchaikovsky
Violin Concerto (first movt)
from the GSO Box Office
01483 533074
sponsored by
Eloisa-Fleur Thom violin
Constantin Boyarsky viola
The Smith & Williamson Group
Anna Stokes flute
Royal Grammar School Orchestra & Chorus
7.30pm
Lambert
The Rio Grande
£10 £8 £6
Bernstein
Chichester Psalms
(concessions /
and music by
Walton, Vaughan
£7.50 £5.50 £3:50)
Naomi Williams cello
Nathaniel Vallois violin
Williams & Parry
Gilles Dalmont piano
Guildford Civic
Conductor
Peter White
12.30pm
£5
Guildhall
John Lill piano
Sponsored by
8pm
Beethoven
£16 £14 (OAPs)
£6 (concessions)
Appassionata Sonata, Op 57
Brahms
Studio One
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Moonlight Sonata, Op 27/2
Variations and Fugue on a
theme by Handel, Op 24
Rachmaninov
Four Preludes, Op 31, 10 and
French pianist and composer, Gilles Dalmont,
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Debussy, Couperin and Rameau, and one of his
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own compositions in the fine acoustic of the
historic Guildhall.
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More usually seen in the larger concert halls and
with the world’s major orchestras, Britain’s most
Guildford Choral Society with The Hanover Band
respected pianist comes to Guildford for a rare
solo recital.
7.30pm
Conductor
Hilary Davan Wetton
£16 £12 £8
Soloists
Julie Kennard, Susan Bickley,
Guildford Cathedral
Toby Spence, Nicholas Gedge
Tickets also available from:
presents Shirley Collins
“America Over The Water”
01428 645459
Mozart
Requiem
01256 702142
Haydn
Theresienmesse
8pm
Back in 1959 renowned English singer Shirley
£5 £4 (concessions)
Collins accompanied folklorist Alan Lomax on
Sponsored by
quartet of talented soloists join the choir to
Electric Theatre
his travels through the Southern States of
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perform these two masterpieces blending
America, from the Appalachians to Arkansas,
the Georgia Sea Islands to the Mississippi State
Penitentiary. This talk, illustrated by original
field recordings made on the trip, recalls her
encounters with singers of the Blues,
White Mountain Music, Sacred Harp,
slave songs, ballads, and the discovery of
Mississippi Fred MacDowell.
One of the country’s leading orchestras and a
the best of Baroque with the pinnacle of the
Classical tradition.
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Muggsy Remembered
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8pm
£8
The Brian White / Alan Gresty Ragtimers
Electric Theatre
Tickets also available from:
The Ragtimers led by Brian White and Alan
Bell & Colvill 01483 281000
Gresty beautifully recreate the music of ‘Muggsy’
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Piano
Julian Joseph
£6 (concessions)
Bass
Orlando Le Fleming
Adam Salkeld
Studio One
Contemporary and classic jazz from this amazing
combination of professional presentation and
ROBERT
SHASN/
young jazz pianist who has had them dancing in
the aisles at the Royal Albert Hall! A chance to
superb music makes the band irresistible and has
inorartners
witness his musical genius at close quarters and
Spanier’s famous band of the late 1930s/40s. The
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Sunday 21
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Katona Guitar Duo
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Award-winning identical Hungarian twins, Peter
10am
Preacher: The Reverend Robert Cotton on
£5
and Zoltan Katona, have also been winning fans
Free
“The Fugue of Faith’
Guildhall
and rave reviews for their performances. This
Holy Trinity Church
Festival programme includes Handel’s Suite in A
minor, HWV 428, Leo Brouwer’s wonderful and
hilarious Per Suonare a Due, Piazzolla’s Le Grand
Tango and works by Albeniz.
University of Surrey Symphony Orchestra
“The intense ensemble between the Katonas is
7.45pm
Soloists
£6 £3 (concessions)
Conductors
University of Surrey
irresistible” The Times
Simon Heeley, Michael Low
Oliver Parker, Paul Sanders
“...one of the few truly uplifting guitar
Anthony Esland,
performances...” Classical Guitar
James Kelloway
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Programme to include:
Gershwin
Rhapsody in Blue
Tchaikovsky
Piano Concerto No 1
Copland
Appalachian Spring
Monday 22
Charity evening in aid of G.U.T.S. Against Cancer
7pm for 7.30pm
Supper and concert by
Guildhall
St Bride’s Chamber Orchestra
G.U.TS.
Tickets and further information
Paco Pena guitar
available from Pat Crew
The acoustically stunning Guildhall provides an
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excellent venue for this special supper recital,
Sponsored by
and wine.
blending superb music and the very best food
8pm
£16 £14 (OAPs)
£6 (concessions)
The world’s most outstanding flamenco guitarist
Studio One
comes to Guildford for an extremely rare solo
&
Sponsored by
BAKER TILLY
Roffe Swayne
Chartered Accountants
recital, the day after his international flamenco
dance tour finishes its London run.
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Willard White
English National Orchestra
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7 30pm
Taking a break from grand opera, the charismatic
This is a Royal School of Church Music,
£17.50 £15.50 £12.50
bass-baritone Willard White returns to Guildford
Guildford Area event. Please call Mike Thomas
(concessions £3 off each
Performance 8.30pm
Cathedral
5
on 01252 541106 for further information.
(he performed twice in the 1995 Festival) for an
evening of music with an American flavour. His
legendary voice and exciting stage presence keep
Wednesday 24
him in great demand with all the major opera
Lunchtime recital
world and this unique chance to see his lighter
houses and symphony orchestras around the
musical side should not be missed. This special
1.15pm
By students of the University of Surrey
Festival one-off includes songs and orchestral
Free
Music Department.
arrangements by Bernstein, Copland, Rogers &
Studio One
Hart, Cole Porter, as well as songs from the shows.
Thursday 25
Sponsored by
At
Guildford Cathedral Choir
6.30pm
Conductor
Andrew Millington
Free
Poulenc
Mass in G
St Nicolas Church
Sung Mass for the Feast of the Annunciation
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