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Sun 1 Nov, from 10.30amThe 2009 British Horn Society FestivalClarendon Muse, Watford Grammar School for Boys Members of Trinity's Chamber Orchestra have been invited by Roger Montgomery, Chairman of BHS, to play with horn soloist Szabolcs Zempleni (Bamburg Symphony Orchestra), on his first visit to the UK, and with Tim Thorpe (Principal, National Orchestra of Wales) at this annual Horn Festival which includes talks, performances and interviews with many leading horn players.
More details can be found at www.british-horn.org
Tue 3 NovThe Keyboard Music of Stephen Montague
The Keyboard Faculty present a one day event dedicated to the piano and organ works of Stephen Montague. The day will include an illustrated lecture, analysis and coaching and two concerts of keyboard works.
10.00am - 11.00amIllustrated Introductory TalkPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free Works for beginners through to virtuoso performers and traditional to experimental - piano, organ, celesta, toy piano, harpsichord, electronics and orchestral works included.
11.15am - 12.30pmMasterclass with Stephen Montague Theatre Studio, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Trinity pianists will perform and rehearse under the supervision of the composer.
1.05pm - 2.00pm The Keyboard Music of Stephen MontagueOld Royal Naval College Chapel Admission free Performed by Trinity students, this concert will include works for prepared piano, theatrical elements and audience participation!
2.30pm - 3.30pmAnalysisPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free Stephen Montague and Trinity students analyse a selection of the composer's large works including After Ives..., Southern Lament and his Piano Concerto.
Tue 3 Nov, 3.15pm Harp Chamber MusicSouthwark Cathedral Admission free An afternoon concert with our outstanding Harp Chamber Music groups performing French repertoire from the Belle Époque
Tue 3 Nov, 4.00pm- 5.30pm Coaching and MasterclassPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free A chance to see tuition given on selected works prepared by Trinity students.
Tue 3 Nov, 7.30pm Stephen Montague: Advanced Keyboard WorksTheatre Studio, Trinity College of Music £5 (£2 concessions) available on door only Programme to include Southern Lament, Haiko, Dark Train Comin' and After Ives...
Wed 4 Nov, 12.00pm A Little Lunch MusicThe Space Admission free
Wed 4 Nov, 2.30pm Double Bass Masterclass with Joel QuarringtonTrinity College of Music Admission free
Trinity students perform for Canadian Double Bassist Joel Quarrington. A professor at the Royal Conservatory of Toronto, Joel has taught Masterclasses at prestigious schools in the United States and the UK. He was Principal Bass with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra from 1991 to 2006 and is now Principal for the National Arts Centre Orchestra in Ottawa under the direction of Pinchas Zukerman.
Wed 4 Nov, 6.00pmThe Vera Kantrovich PrizePeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free String students perform unaccompanied Bach.
Thu 5 NovAstraeus Saxophone Quartet
This dynamic group enjoy playing the standard saxophone quartet repertoire and are passionate about embracing new music and lesser known works.
Francessca Reich, soprano Yasmin Ogilvie, alto Ben Capon, tenor Emma Cross, baritone
THURSDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES, ST ALFEGE CHURCH, GREENWICH All concerts at 1.10pm Admission free
Thu 5 Nov, 6.00pm Manuel López jorge, pianoThe MacLaren Hall Admission free
Fri 6 Nov, 6.00pm Masterclasses given by the Wihan QuartetPeacock Room, Theatre Studio, Stuart Room & Mackerras Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Fri 6 Nov Harp Department Recital "I could have listened to it all again" Norah Handscomb Trinity Harps present their favourite tunes.
FRIDAY LUNCH & LISTEN, RECITAL ROOM, BLACKHEATH HALLS All concerts at 1.15pm £5 with lunch or £2 concert only
Sun 8 Nov, 3pmTime Hear Queens House, National Maritime Museum Admission free For advance reservations call 020 8305 4356 or email iodmusic@tcm.ac.uk Promenade performance by residents of the Isle of Dogs aged 13 - 96 directed by Natasha Lohan & Jason Rowland. Time Hear is created by young people, elders and Trinity students inspired by Jem Finer's 1,000 year composition Longplayer. Part of the Festival of Time and Space
Sun 8 Nov, 3pmTime Hear Queens House, National Maritime Museum Admission free For advance reservations call 020 8305 4356 or email iodmusic@tcm.ac.uk Promenade performance by residents of the Isle of Dogs aged 13 - 96 directed by Natasha Lohan & Jason Rowland. Time Hear is created by young people, elders and Trinity students inspired by Jem Finer's 1,000 year composition Longplayer.
Part of the Festival of Time and Space
Tue 10 Nov, 1.05pm Syrinx Cheltenham Town Hall Admission free Holly Cook, flute & Tamara Young, harp
Tue 10 Nov Wren Ensemble Conducted by Stephen Maw Founded in 2001, when Trinity moved to its Wren- built Greenwich home, the Wren Ensemble performs two programmes a year in venues in and around Greenwich. This recital sees them perform Brahms: Serenade in D major and Saint-Saëns: Septour.
TUESDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES, OLD ROYAL NAVAL COLLEGE CHAPEL, GREENWICH All concerts at 1.05pm Admission free
Tue 10 Nov, 4 - 6pm Journeys in Time & SpaceNational Maritime Museum Admission free For advance reservations call 020 8305 4367 or email hhendry@tcm.ac.uk Special performance by Trinity students and local schools directed by Tim Palmer; inspired by time travel and space adventures.
Thu 12 Nov - Sun 15 NovGreenwich International Early Music Festival 2009 The Greenwich International Early Music Festival, jointly presented by Trinity College of Music, the Greenwich Foundation and the Early Music Shop, is one of the major annual dates in the Early Music calendar. Now firmly established as one of the leading educators in the field of historical performance, Trinity College of Music present a glittering array of singers, instrumentalists and teachers in the performance festival.
At the same time the magnificent Painted Hall will echo with the sound of all things early music as The Early Music Shop presents the world's largest exhibition of early musical instruments. The exhibition provides direct access to instrument makers from around the globe, as well as shops, music publishers, recording companies, societies and forums. Expect expert advice on, and demonstrations of, the widest range of instruments imaginable- from spinets, viols and sackbuts to hurdy gurdies, crumhorns and harpsichords.
www.earlymusicfestival.com
Thu 12 Nov The Armitage Brass Quintet
Andrew Macfarlane & Scott Langridge, trumpets Laurie Truluck, horn Hannah taylor, trombone Iain McDonald, tuba
Thu 12 Nov, 7.45pmAvison Ensemble Old Royal Naval College Chapel Box Office 020 8463 0100 £16 (£12 concessions) Programme featuring Pavlo Beznosiuk (Soloist and Director) to include Violin Concerto in D by Sir Frederick William Herschel (1738 - 1822), German-born British composer and astronomer who became famous for discovering the planet Uranus.
Part of the Greenwich International Early Music Festival and Exhibition 2009
Fri 13 Nov, 11.30 am - 2.00pmMasterclass: Alison Crum, viola da gambaTheatre Studio, Trinity College of MusicAdmission free- limited spaces
For students at Conservatoire and University level
Fri 13 Nov, 1.00pm Wren EnsembleRegent Hall Admission free Conducted by Stephen Maw Programme to include Brahms: Serenade in D major and Saint-Saëns: Septour
Fri 13 Nov, 1.00pm Harriet Stubbs, pianoSt Martin-in-the-Fields Admission free
Fri 13 Nov, 1.00pm - 1.45pm Trinity College of Music Recorder Consort St. Alfege Church, Greenwich £2 on the door (no pre-booking)
Fri 13 Nov Panos Ntourntoufis, voice
Fri 13 Nov, 2.30pm - 3.15pmJ S Bach: Suites Nos 1 and 2 Old Royal Naval College Chapel £2 on the door only (no pre-booking) Susan Shepherd, baroque cello
3.30pm - 6.00pm Masterclass: John Henry, harpsichord & clavichord
Theatre Studio, Trinity College of Music Admission free- limited spaces In association with the British Clavichord Society
5.45pm- 7.00pm Pamela Thorby, recorder & Huw Warren, keyboardSt. Alfege Church, Greenwich £10 (£7 concessions)
7.45pm - 10.00pm Paul Goodwin conducts Handel: Oratorio - The Triumph of Time and TruthOld Royal Naval College Chapel Box Office 020 8463 0100 £10 (£7 concessions) Performed by Trinity's Baroque Orchestra and Choir
Sat 14 Nov, 11.00amGreenwich International Early Music Festival Old Royal Naval College Chapel Junior Trinity Recorder Ensembles Recital
11.00am - 1.30pmMasterclass: Alison Crum, viola da gamba St. Alfege Church, Greenwich Admission free
For amateur viola players and consorts
12.45pm - 1.15pm J S Bach: Suite No 3Old Royal Naval College Chapel £2 on the door only (no pre-booking) Susan Shepherd, baroque cello
Sat 14 Nov, 1.00pmCoffee Concert Series Morden College Chapel, Blackheath Admission free
Sat 14 Nov, 2.00pmThe Warwickshire Waits Old Royal Naval College Chapel £2 on the door only (no pre-booking)
3.30pm - 4pm J S Bach: Suite No 4Old Royal Naval College Chapel £2 on the door only (no pre-booking) Susan Shepherd, baroque cello
5.30pm - 6.30pmRie Kosaka, soprano and harp Old Royal Naval College Chapel A performance given by the winner and runners-up of the Ella Kidney Prize for Early Music£2 on the door only (no pre-booking)
7.45pm - 9.45pmEarly Music and Composition Faculties St Alfege Church, Greenwich Cantatas from the Italian Baroque juxtaposed with contemporary works for early instruments in a programme inspired by the International Year of Astronomy£10 (£7 concessions)
Sun 15 Nov, 10.30am - 12.00pm Maurice Steger, recorder and Laurence Cummings, harpsichord
RECITAL ROOM, BLACKHEATH HALLS £13.50 (£11 concessions)
Sun 15 Nov, 11.00am - 12.15pm Festival Service Susan Shepherd, baroque cello, and the Revd. Jeremy Frost present J.S. Bach: Suite No. 5; with additional music sung by the Old Royal Naval College Chapel Choir.
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
Sun 15 Nov, 1.30pm - 5.30pm Moeck Competition International competition for solo recorder
Peacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free - limited space
Sun 15 Nov, 3.00pm - 3.30pm J.S. Bach, Suite No. 6 Susan Shepherd, baroque cello
Old Royal Naval College Chapel £2 on the door only (no pre-booking)
Tue 17 Nov, 10.00am - 1.00pm Oboe Masterclass with Nora Cismondi Trinity students play for multi-award winning oboist Nora Cismondi. As an orchestral musician Nora has performed for many top European ensembles including the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, the Munich Chamber Orchestra and the Orchestre National de France where she is currently Solo Principal.
Trinity College of Music Admission free
Tue 17 Nov Brass Ensemble A chance to hear students from the Brass Department perform a range of repertoire.
Wed 18 Nov, 12.00pm A Little Lunch Music
The SpaceAdmission free
Thu 19 Nov, 10.00am Vocal Masterclass with Robert Tear Vocal faculty students perform for the world-renowned tenor
Theatre Studio, Trinity College of Music
Thu 19 Nov, 10.00amClassical Guitar Day Trinity celebrates the work of world-renowned soloist Julian Bream and the 70th birthday of composer and guitarist Leo Brouwer. Featuring a talk by Graham Wade, two concerts of solo and ensemble music, a Masterclass by John Mills and the UK premiere of Brouwer's Guitar Concert No. 5 (Helsinki) with soloist Graham Devine.
10.30am - 11.30amThe life and work of Julian Bream and Leo Brouwer's Concerto No.5 Peacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Talk given by Graham Wade
11.45am - 12.30pm Informal Concert: A Tribute to Julian BreamPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Trinity students perform a programme of guitar music written for Julian Bream. To include works by William Walton, Benjamin Britten, Lennox Berkeley and others.
Thu 19 NovGuitar Orchestra Conducted by James Woodrow Leo Brouwer: Aceria del cielo, elaire y La sonrisa Heitor Villa Lobos: Bachianas Brasilieras No. 9 Erik Satie: ParadePiazzolla: Histoire du TangoLeo Brouwer: El Decameron Negro
THURSDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES, ST ALFEGE CHURCH, GREENWICH All concerts at 1.10pmAdmission free
Thu 19 Nov, 2.30pm - 5.30pmGuitar Masterclass with John Mills Peacock Room, Trinity College of MusicAdmission free
Thu 19 Nov, 7.30pm Trinity Chamber OrchestraBlackheath Halls, Great Hall Conducted by Nic Pendlebury Graham Devine: Guitar Leo Brouwer: Guitar Concerto No. 5 (Helsinki) UK Premiere Haydn: Symphony No. 101 (Clock)Karl Jenkins: Imagined Oceans £8 (£5 concessions)
Fri 20 Nov, 10am Saxophone Masterclass with Joonatan Rautiola Trinity students perform for Finnish saxophonist Jooantan Rautiola. Spearheading a new generation of talented wind players emerging from Scandinavia, Joonatan has won many competitions and performed at prestigious venues around the world, including a recital at Carnegie Hall.
Stuart Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Fri 20 Nov, 1pm Guitar Department A chance to hear students from the Brass Department perform a range of repertoire.
FRIDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES, CHARLTON HOUSE Admission free
Fri 20 Nov The Blossom Street Singers
FRIDAY LUNCH & LISTEN, RECITAL ROOM, BLACKHEATH HALLS All concerts at 1.15pm Admission free
Fri 20 Nov, 6.00pm Trinity Saxes Under the direction of Gerard McChrystal, Trinity Saxes present an ecvening of solo and ensemble music, featuring solo performances by special guest artist Joonatan Rautiola.
Theatre Studio, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Tue 24 Nov The Nordic Muse Chamber choir conducted by Stephen Jackson perform choral music from Scandinavia
Wed 25 Nov, 6.00pm The John Longmire Competition Pianists perform solo piano works by Beethoven
Admission free
Thu 26 Nov Harp Department Showcase Concert Chamber choir conducted by Stephen Jackson perform choral music from Scandinavia
Thu 26 Nov, 7.30pm Trinity Jazz Ensemble: Dance Music of the '30s and early '40s Directed by Malcolm Earle-Smith
Guest artist: Alan Barnes, saxophone
£8 (£5 concessions)
Fri 27 Nov Francesca Reich, saxophone
