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CONCERTS
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THE CONCERTS
DATE
CONCERT
TICKETS
SUPPERS
£
Chedworth Outreach Concerts
Sat 16 April
Chedworth Silver Band
@£10.00
n/a
Fri 29 April
Behn String Quartet
@£15.00
n/a
The Main Festival
Fri 22 July
Joanna MacGregor
@£20.00
Sat 23 July
Jason Rebello
@£15.00
Sat 23 July
Forcione’s AKA Trio
@£20.00
Sun 24 July
Abi Flynn/Djangologie
Ting’s Kitchen
@£15.00
Buddha Bowl
Steam Bun
@£17.50
n/a
@£17.50
n/a
@£6.50
@£4.00
Mon 25 July
Gabriel & Vaduva
@£15.00
@£17.50
Tue 26 July
Thibault Cauvin
@£15.00
@£17.50
Wed 27 July
Fenella Humphreys
@£15.00
@£17.50
Thu 28 July
Liane Carroll
@£15.00
@£17.50
Fri 29 July
Martin Roscoe
@£17.50
@£17.50
Sat 30 July
Cotswold Male Voice Choir
@£7.50
Sat 30 July
London Bridge Trio
@£15.00
Sun 31 July
Urban Folk Q’tet/Calan
@£17.50
n/a
@£17.50
n/a
Ticket printing and postage @£1.50 (not payable for emailed printable tickets)
Donation (£20+ to be a patron entitles to early booking)
TOTAL £
Tickets are free of charge for under-19s. Discounts
apply for some multiple ticket buys. Apply to ticket
office for details. If you have food allergies check on
the website for before buying food tickets. Sunday ticket advance sales are reduced price.
SAT 23 APRIL 7.45 pm
JAZZ WEEKEND SAT 23 JULY 1.45 matinée £15.00
Jason Rebello
jazz piano
£10.00
The Chedworth Silver Band
THREE CLASSICAL CONCERTS MON 25 JULY 7.45 pm £15.00
Sarah Gabriel and Alexandra Vaduva
soprano and piano
The Behn String Quartet
SAT 23 JULY 7.45 pm £20.00
This programme of “Forbidden Songs”, composers
considered degenerate by the Third Reich, premiered at
the 2015 Dartington International Summer School. Songs set to the
poetry of Heine; Mendelssohn “Songs Without Words”; Berg “Seven
Early Songs”; Schoenberg Cabaret songs; Korngold “Songs of the
Clown, Op.29”; moments from operetta; from Berlin to Broadway.
Sarah Gabriel, much in demand in the UK and USA as an actress
and a singer, is an alumna of the Britten-Pears Foundation and a Finzi Trust scholar.
Alexandra Vaduva has won numerous national and international piano competitions
and has performed in the masterclasses of many famous pianists and teachers.
Kate Oswin & Alicia Berendse –
Lydia Abell –
Ghislaine McMullin –
The AKA Trio -
TUE 26 JULY 7.45 pm £15.00
Chedworth Silver Band is a traditional brass band, founded in 1905 in the village of
Chedworth. It has 25 members and plays at local events and at the occasional concert.
The repertoire includes classical arrangements, compositions for brass bands by giants
of the past such as William Rimmer, musicals, marches and recent popular songs.
FRI 29 APRIL 7.45 pm £15.00
Schubert Quartetsatz in C minor D703
Beethoven Quartet in E flat major "Harp", Op. 74/10
Ravel Quartet in F major
Nicky Kelvin Photography
The Behn Quartet is a newly-founded string quartet made of four outstanding
players from England, Wales, The Netherlands, and New Zealand.
Selected for the Davey-Poznanski Quartet Scheme at the Royal Academy of Music,
2015/16, the Behn Quartet has taken part in masterclasses with the Fine Arts Quartet
and has received coaching from Martin Outram and Levon Chilingirian among others.
They were also part of the official 40th Anniversary celebrations of Bohemian
Rhapsody by Queen. The quartet looks forward to future engagements in London,
Aldeburgh with Oliver Knussen, and as part of the West Cork Chamber Music
Festival in July 2016.
T HE H EADLINE
FRI 22 JULY 7.45 pm
CONCERT
£20.00
Joanna MacGregor
piano
Beethoven - 32 variations in C minor
Ligeti - Musica Ricercata Op.1
Liszt - Nuages Gris; La Lugubre Gondola I
Liszt/Wagner - Isolde’s Liebestod
from Tristan und Isolde
Beethoven - Piano sonata No32 in C minor Op.111
Joanna MacGregor, one of the world’s most innovative and creative pianists, is
currently Head of Piano at the Royal Academy of Music and Artistic Director of
Dartington International Summer School and Festival. In 2015-2106 she is Visiting
Musician at Oriel College, Oxford. She was, until 2012, Artistic Director of Bath
International Music Festival, curator of the 2010 multi-arts Deloitte Ignite Festival at
the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden and of Aventures, the 2012-2013 orchestral
series at Luxembourg Philharmonie. She was awarded an OBE in the Queen’s 2012
Jubilee Honours, and in September 2013 was appointed a Professor of the University
of London at the Royal Academy of Music.
Classically trained, Jason Rebello worked with jazz
saxophonist in the 90s before joining Sting’s band in
1998. He recorded with Sting on three Grammy winning
albums before He then worked with guitar legend Jeff
Beck from 2006 to 2010 and co-wrote the Grammy winning single Hammerhead.
In 2007 he started his Jazz Rainbow project and has worked nationally to promote
learning through musical workshops in schools.
Antonio Forcione, guitar
Seckou Keita, kora
Adriano Adewale, drums
Antonio Forcione is hailed as one of the most magnetic and unconventional
guitarists at large, with a host of international awards. He never ceases to stun his
audience, breaking the mould of conventional guitar sounds with a ferocious virtuosity.
Seckou Keita is a Senegalese kora player and drummer, a charismatic performer and
one of the few champions of the less-known and rhythmically rocking kora repertoire.
Adriano Adewale moved from Brazil to London in 2000 and formed his first UK
band Sambura. He soon became part of the Antonio Forcione Quartet, performing all
over the world. Others he has worked with include Seb Rochford, Andy Sheppard,
ZoeRahman and Tuti Moreno. In 2007 he formed the Adriano Adewale Group.
SUN 24 JULY 12.00 noon
£15.00 in advance; £18.00 on the gate
An open-air jazz concert with
Abi Flynn’s Jazz and Swing Allstars
with Abi Flynn on vocals, Tim Wells on keyboard,
Steve Thompson on bass and Mattia Bourgis on
drums, plus clarinet/saxophone and trombone/trumpet.
This Brighton-based band, reminiscent of the bands of the 1950’s and 60’s, plays a
selection of jazz and latin tunes ranging from the swing era of the 30’s and 40’s
into more modern sounds, with influences including Errol Garner, Art Tatum,
Oscar Peterson and Louis Armstrong.
and Djangologie
with Mick Shoulder on bass, Emma Fisk on
violin, James Birkett and Giles Strong on guitars.
What marks Djangologie out as something special
is the way they take the original spirit of the hot club
music and breathe new life into it., maintaining the
swinging spirit of the great Reinhardt-Grappelli
ensembles. All four members share a detailed understanding of the gypsy jazz
tradition, coupled with a broader appreciation of the developments in jazz throughout
the 20th century. Played with virtuoso brio by four of the finest exponents of the
style, the essential commitment to music rooted in the sound of Django Reinhardt
remains absolutely at the heart of their approach.
Thibault Cauvin
classical guitar
Isaac Albeniz
Astor Piazzolla
Philippe Cauvin
Cities
-Mallorca; -Cadiz
-Oblivion; -Libertango
-A l'infini pour ma mère
-Rocktypicovin
-Ulan Bator (M. Duplessy); -Kolkatta (S. Vachez); -Istanbul (C. Domeniconi)
Thibault Cauvin is one of today’s most talented, charismatic and sought-after guitarists.
He started touring more than ten years ago and has not stopped since. He has
performed as a soloist in 120 countries, and on the most prestigious stages. Born into
a family of musicians, Cauvin started learning the guitar with his father at five. After
brilliant studies at the Bordeaux and Paris conservatories he began entering
international competitions. At the age of 20 he was and remains the only guitarist in
the world to have won 13 international first prizes, and the only guitarist to have won
36 prizes in major international guitar competitions, all between 2001 and 2006. This
accomplishment at such a young age was the trigger of his “endless tour”, which now
counts over 1,000 concerts. His one-of-a-kind career inspires the young generation of
French classical guitarists, who shine in many competitions around the world.
WED 27 JULY 7.45 pm £15.00
Fenella Humphreys
violin
Telemann - Fantasia no. 9 in B minor
Peter Maxwell Davies - Sonatina for Violin Alone
Bach - Sonata no. 3 in C BWV 1005
Geminiani - Sonata in B flat op.5
Cheryl Frances-Hoad - Suite no. 1
Bach - Partita no. 3 in E BWV 1006
Fenella Humphreys enjoys a busy career combining chamber music and solo work.
Performances have taken her around the world and she has broadcast for the BBC,
Classic FM, DeutschlandRadio Berlin, West-Deutsche-Rundfunk and others. She
performs widely as soloist. A number of eminent British composers have written
works for Fenella, both in her own right and as a former member of the Lawson Trio.
In 2014/15 she premiered Bach to the Future, a set of six new unaccompanied violin
works by Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Gordon Crosse, Sally Beamish, Adrian Sutton, Piers
Hellawell and Sir Peter Maxwell Davies. This has seen performances all over the UK .
THE REST OF THE FESTIVAL THU 28 JULY 7.45 pm £15.00
Liane Carroll Jazz Duo Liane Carroll, piano & vocals
Roger Carey, bass
Liane Carroll has headlined at Ronnie Scotts since 1993
and in 2007 won 'Best Female Jazz Vocalist' at their first
awards. Her Trio’s 2006 performance at the Brecon Jazz
Festival was shown by BBC TV and at Glastonbury in
2007 the Trio made a headline performance aired on BBC Radio 3. The Sunday
Times selected the subsequent album “Slow Down” as one of their top five jazz
albums of the year. This was followed by the 2008 British Parliamentary Jazz Award
for 'Musician Of The Year' and in 2009 she performed to rapturous audiences at
Dizzy's Jazz Club in New York's Lincoln Center, and the Rochester Jazz Festival.
In 2010 she recorded 'Up and Down', voted ‘Best Jazz Album of the Year’ in the 2012
Parliamentary Jazz Awards. She was awarded ‘Best British Vocalist' in the 2013
British Jazz Awards. Her new album 'Ballads' was released in 2013 and she is currently
recording her third CD. She lives in Hastings with her husband, bassist Roger Carey.
FRI 29 JULY 7.45 pm £17.50
Martin Roscoe piano
Beethoven - Sonata in D major Op.28 "Pastoral"
Schumann - from Waldszenen Op.82 Nos.3 and 9
Dohnanyi - Pastorale Op.17/4
John Ireland - The Island Spell
Debussy - Bruyeres from Preludes Book 2
Liszt - From Annees de Pelerinage Vol 1: Suisse
No.2. Au Lac de Walllenstadt
No.3 Pastorale & No.5 Orage
Schubert - Sonata in G major D.894
Martin Roscoe is unarguably one of the UK’s best loved pianists, with an extraordinary
career spanning over four decades, . Renowned for his versatility at the keyboard, he
is equally at home in concerto, recital and chamber performances. In an ever more
distinguished career, his enduring popularity and the respect in which he is universally
held are built on a deeply thoughtful musicianship allied to an easy rapport with
audiences and fellow musicians alike. Having made over 500 broadcasts, including
seven BBC Prom appearances, he is one of the most regularly played pianists on BBC
Radio 3. He is Artistic Director of Ribble Valley International Piano Week, and of the
Beverley Chamber Music Festival, and of the Manchester Chamber Concerts Society.
SAT 30 JULY 1.45 matinée
£7.50
The Cotswold Male Voice Choir
The Cotswold Male Voice Choir was formed in 1949 and
has become one of the best known male voice choirs in
the Midlands and the South West. The Choir sings a
broad repertoire including popular tunes, jazz standards,
folk songs, light classical and sacred music. The majority of its concerts support good
causes and many thousands of pounds have been raised during the Choir's existence.
The Choir currently has over forty members, of all ages, and is under the musical
direction of Charmaine Worrall.
SAT 30 JULY 7.45 pm £15.00
The London Bridge Trio Tamsin Waley-Cohen, violin
Kate Gould, cello
Daniel Tong, piano
Mozart - Piano Trio No 4 in E major, K542
Schumann - No 2 in F major, Op 80
Schubert - No 2 in E flat major, Op 100 D929
The London Bridge Trio is one of Britain’s most exciting chamber groups, widely
recognised for offering programmes with strong, composer-led themes. Their name
reflects, through Frank Bridge, an admiration for the English music of the early
twentieth century, which has from the outset formed an important part of the group’s
varied repertoire, represented by their hugely successful Frank Bridge recordings.
The ensemble’s first recording was of works by Frank Bridge, released to glowing
Reviews, and the release of the second disc in their survey of Bridge's early works was
again met with plaudits and was shortlisted for the Gramophone Chamber Music
Award 2011. Their most recent releases have been a Schumann recording and a
collection of works by Fauré - both have received excellent reviews.
A N OP E N - AIR F OLK C ONC E RT SUN 31 JULY 3.00 pm
£17.50 in advance; £20.00 on the gate
Urban Folk Quartet
Joe Broughton, Paloma Trigás,
Tom Chapman and Dan Walsh
2015 brought “The Escape”, a new studio
album showcasing material that the band have
crafted over the course of their first two years
with their latest member, banjo player, guitarist
and singer Dan Walsh. The album is their most critically acclaimed to date, making
several end of year lists including The Telegraph's Best Of Folk 2015. The Escape
Tour took them across the UK, as well as dates in France, Belgium and Denmark.
Calan
Welsh folk quintet
Calan bring together the remarkable talents of
5 young musicians giving a fresh and vibrant
sound to traditional Welsh music. With a
contemporary and lively approach they
breathe new life into the old traditions.
Following the release of their debut album, ‘Bling’ in 2008, which attracted four star
responses from the critics, the five-piece have been playing to big audiences and rave
reviews at concerts and festivals around Britain and Europe.
With their unique instrumental blend of accordion, fiddle, guitar, Welsh pipes, Welsh
harp and the percussive sound of the Welsh clogs, Calan have certainly found their
musical niche and their plan is to continue to delight audiences far and wide!
16 Strings & a Dead Goat
Eleanor Stanley, James Thomas, Mike Beeston, Matt Watkins
This group from Shipston on Stour will play Jazz, Folk, Blues and Rock for you.
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N OTE S THE VENUES
April's two Outreach concerts will be held in Chedworth Village Hall, GL54 4NE,
where there is plenty of free parking and a licensed bar.
The Festival's indoor concerts are held in Guiting Power Village Hall, GL54 5TX
and the two Sunday outdoor concerts are held on the playing field next to the
Village Hall. Free parking is available in the adjacent field. There is no seating or
shelter provided at the outdoor concerts so we suggest that you bring your own
seats and you may bring gazebos. Many bring picnics to the first Sunday but there is
delicious food for sale (see below). The bar will be open for all the Festival concerts.
TICKETS
Tickets go on sale on 1st March for donors of £100+, on 7th March for patrons and
on general sale from 1st April. Please do consider a patron's donation of £20+.
Concert and supper tickets can be bought online at www.guitingfestival.org where
concert seats can be chosen and tickets printed. We regret that there can be no
refunds on the door. Food tickets for the outdoor jazz concert can also be bought
online or via the ticket office. If ordering by post make cheques payable to “Guiting
Festival” and post to The Jesters, Stanton, Broadway WR12 7NE
(queries to [email protected] or to Linda Lomas on 01386 584943)
There is a variety of discounts applicable for multiple ticket buys, all of which is
explained on the website.
CATERING
Light home-made food will be available in the drinks tent before the evening concerts
from about 6.00 Details of wines on sale will be shown on the website in due course.
Ting's Kitchen will be selling delicious Southeast Asian food at the outdoor concerts
and the matinées and dishes for the jazz Sunday can be pre-ordered:
Buddha bowl £6.50 (or £8 on the day)
Steam buns £4 (or £5 on the day)
Vegetarian curry puffs £2 each or 2 for £3.50
(a full description of these dishes can be seen on our website)
If you have any allergies please see information about the food on the website
Before ordering any of the food availaable at the Festival.
POST-CONCERT SUPPERS
Post-concert suppers are served in the garden room of The Old Vicarage, a five
minute walk from the hall. Seating 24 on three tables, we entertain our sponsors and
musicians at these suppers and have places for Festival-goers. The suppers have a
main course and pudding and include wine, costing £17.50. They can be ordered on
this booking form or on our website with your concert tickets, or ordered separately
later subject to availability. The menus for the evenings are:
Friday 22nd July
Confit of duck, with white haricot beans, bacon & asparagus
Lemon cheesecake
Saturday 23rd July
Pigs cheeks with mustard lentils
Gin panacotta with fruit coulis
Monday 25th July
Melanzana with mixed leaf salad
Pear & apple crumble with cinnamon & ice cream
Tuesday 26th July
Tunisian lamb & aubergine casserole
White fruit salad & cream
Wednesday 27th July Chicken saltimbocca with celeriac mash & greens
Treacle tart
Thursday 28th July
Luxury fish pie with seasonal vegetables, topped with fluffy mash
Iced Glayva with raspberries
Friday 29th July
Roast middle gammon with cabbage & mashed potato
Chocolate soufflé cake
Saturday 30th July
Picadillo of beef & pork with brown basmati rice
Yoghurt cake with pistacchios
For vegetarians
Double-cooked celeriac & stilton soufflé with salad
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Guiting
Music
Festival
22-31 July 2016
(and on 23 & 29 April)
Hon. President - Joanna MacGregor
2016 Performers:
Classical Joanna MacGregor
piano
Martin Roscoe
piano
Thibault Cauvin
guitar
Fenella Humphreys
violin
The London Bridge Trio
piano trio
Tamsin Waley-Cohen
Kate Gould
Daniel Tong
Sarah Gabriel & Alexandra Vaduva
soprano & piano
& The Behn String Quartet (at April “outreach” concert)
Jazz Jason Rebello
piano
The AKA Trio
Antonio Forcione
guitar
Adriano Adewale
drums
Seckou Kaita
kora
Liane Carroll
piano & vocal
& Roger Carey
bass
Djangologie
gypsy jazz quartet
Abi Flynn’s Jazz & Swing Allstars
Folk Urban Folk Quartet
Calan (Welsh folk quintet)
16 Strings & a Dead Goat
Plus The Cotswold Male Voice Choir
& The Chedworth Silver Band (at April “outreach” concert)
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