Concert archive
SEE ALSO FORTHCOMING CONCERTS
Sunday 25 July 2010 |
4:30pm
St Mary's Church
Watton Norfolk United Kingdom
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Newstead Singers Lesley Cooper, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Would like to meet (from Lonely Hearts)
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Saturday 24 July 2010 |
8:00pm
St Alphege Church
Greenwich London United Kingdom
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Newstead Singers Lesley Cooper, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Would like to meet (from Lonely Hearts)
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8:00pm
St Nicolaas Kerk
Monnickendam Netherlands
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Summer Concert
Surrey County Youth Orchestra Peter Currie, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Rain, Steam and Speed
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Friday 23 July 2010 |
8:30pm
Caprera Open Air Theatre
Bloemendaal Netherlands
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Summer Concert
Surrey County Youth Orchestra Peter Currie, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Rain, Steam and Speed
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Thursday 22 July 2010 |
7:30pm
St Mary's Church
Conwy Wales United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Conwy Festival
Ave Maria - Music for Mary The Marian Consort
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Alma Redemptoris Mater (premiere)
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4:00pm
Oude Kerk
Amsterdam Netherlands
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Summer Concert
Surrey County Youth Orchestra Peter Currie, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Rain, Steam and Speed
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Wednesday 21 July 2010 |
7:30pm
Christ Church
Petts Wood Kent United Kingdom
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Newstead Singers Lesley Cooper, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Would like to meet (from Lonely Hearts)
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8:00pm
Willem de Zwijgerkerk
Amsterdam Netherlands
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Summer Concert
Surrey County Youth Orchestra Peter Currie, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Rain, Steam and Speed
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Sunday 18 July 2010 |
7:30pm
St Peter's Methodist Church
St Peter's Street Canterbury CT1 2BE United Kingdom
Details: Web site 01227 700673
£12; £10 (concessions); £2 (children)
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City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Ed Kemp-Luck, piano George Vass, conductor
Benjamin Britten Choral Dances from Gloriana, Op 53 Cecilia McDowall After the Rain Ralph Vaughan Williams The Dark eye'd Sailor Ralph Vaughan Williams The Lover's Ghost Ralph Vaughan Williams Just as the Tide was flowing Bob Chilcott Londonderry Air E J Moeran Songs of Springtime Michael Tippett Five Spirituals from 'A Child of our Time' Gabriel Jackson Song (I gaze upon you) Edward Elgar As torrents in Summer Edward Elgar The Fountain Edward Elgar My Love dwelt in a Northern Land Bob Chilcott Irish Blessing Cecilia McDowall A Fancy of Folksongs
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Thursday 15 July 2010 |
7:30pm
St Mary's Church
Cadogan Street London SW3 2QR United Kingdom
Details: Islington Music, 020 7354 3195 or at the door
£10 (concessions £6), includes a glass of wine
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Summer Music
London Concord Singers Malcolm Cottle, conductor
Weelkes: Hosanna to the Son of David Hassler: Missa Octava a 8 Palestrina: Sanctificavit Moyses de Lassus: Veni Sancte Spiritus Wood: Hail Gladdening Light Jackson: Cecilia Virgo Howells: Salve Regina McDowall: Deus, qui claro lumine Vaughan Williams: Three Shakespeare Songs
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Sunday 11 July 2010 |
7:30pm
St Saviour's Chucrh
Westgate on Sea Kent United Kingdom
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Newstead Singers Lesley Cooper, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Would like to meet (from Lonely Hearts)
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Saturday 10 July 2010 |
8:15pm
Pieterskerk
Utrecht Netherlands
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Zomeravondconcert
Epsom Choral Society Robin Kimber, conductor
programme to include works by: Byrd, Tallis, Vaughan Williams, Ireland, Lassus, Purcell, Schubert, Finzi, Cjilcott Cecilia McDowall: I know that my redeemer liveth
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Tuesday 29 June 2010 |
5:30pm
Liverpool Cathedral
St James Mount Liverpool, Merseyside L1 7BY United Kingdom
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Evensong
The Choir of Liverpool Cathedral David Poulter, Director of Music
Service to include: Cecilia McDowall: Aurea Luce
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Sunday 27 June 2010 |
3:00pm
Liverpool Cathedral
St James Mount Liverpool, Merseyside L1 7BY United Kingdom
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Evensong
The Choir of Liverpool Cathedral David Poulter, Director of Music
Service to include: Cecilia McDowall: Aurea Luce (premiere)
Aurea Luce has been commissioned by the Friends of Liverpool Cathedral to celebrate 100 years since the Lady Chapel (the first part of the cathedral to be built) was consecrated. The text is by Elpis, wife of the philospher, Boethius.
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Saturday 19 June 2010 |
7:30pm
St Martin's Church
Epsom Surrey United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Epsom Choral Society Robin Kimber conductor Marion Lea accompanist
Will Todd: Mass in Blue Lauridsen: Nocturnes Cecilia McDowall: A Fancy of Folksongs John Rutter: Madrigals
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Sunday 13 June 2010 |
3:30pm
Westminster Cathedral
Victoria London SW1 United Kingdom
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Solemn Vespers & Benediction
The Choir of Westminster Cathedral Martin Baker, Director of Music
Service to include: Cecilia McDowall: Deus, portus pacis
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Wednesday 9 June 2010 |
7:30pm
St John's, Smith Square
Victoria London United Kingdom
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Two pianos, eight hands, forty digits
Piano 40
Smetana: Rondo Edmund Jolliffe: Carnival James Wilson: Grimoire Andrew Peggie: Octo-Paganini Cecilia McDowall: Piano Forte Janet Beat: Dynamism Moscheles: Grand Duo
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Wednesday 2 June 2010 |
5:15pm
Durham Cathedral
Durham United Kingdom
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Choral Evensong
The Choir of St John's College, Durham George Richford, conductor
Responses: Leighton Canticles - Cecilia McDowall St Martin's Canticles Anthem - Cecilia McDowall: Jesu, the very thought of Thee (premiere)
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Sunday 23 May 2010 |
11:00am
Blackheath Halls
23 Lee Road London SE3 9RQ United Kingdom
Details: Web site Box office: 020 8463 0100
£13.50 (£11 concessions)
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Morning Concert
The Backman Trio Frida Backman, violin Ruth Beedham, cello Marcus Andrews, piano
Beethoven: Piano Trio no. 5 in D major Ghost, Op.70 no.1 Bridge: Phantasy Piano Trio in C minor, H.79 Cecilia McDowall: The Colour of Blossoms Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No. 2 in C minor, Op.66
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Saturday 22 May 2010 |
5:30pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
Greenwich London SE10 United Kingdom
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Vocal Ensemble Philip Colman, conductor Trinity College of Music
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Would like to meet (Lonely Hearts)
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Friday 21 May 2010 |
8:00pm
H G Wells
Woking Surrey United Kingdom
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Surrey County Youth Orchestra Peter Currie, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Rain, Steam and Speed
More information to follow
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Tuesday 18 May 2010 |
1:05pm
Imperial College, HAMMERSMITH CAMPUS, HAMMERSMITH HOSPITAL
Du Cane Road, East Acton London United Kingdom
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Lendvai String Trio
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Time Between Tides (Second performance)
Based on the poem, Cliff Fall, by Sean Street
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Sunday 16 May 2010 |
6:00pm
St Pancras Parish Church
Euston Road London NW1 United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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London Festival of Contemporary Church Music
St Pancras Church Festival Choir Christopher Batchelor, conductor Preacher: The Revd Canon Roger Royle, Broadcaster
Choral Evensong
Responses: McDowall (lfccm premiere 2010) Introit: Bingham: Prayer (lp) Canticles: Campkin: Service in G Anthem: Ambler: As they were looking
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4:00pm
BBC Radio 3 Choral Evensong
United Kingdom
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BBC Radio 3 Choral Evensong - London Festival of Contemporary Church Music
The Choir of St Pancras Parish Church Christopher Batchelor, conductor
Responses: Batchelor Introit: Walker Whither shall I go then from thy Spirit (lfccm10), Magnificat: Andrew St Pancras Canticle, (lfccm commission 2010) Nunc Dimittis: Andrew (Dusk Songs), Anthem: Grier Now the Son of Man has been glorified (Ascension Sequence), Voluntary: McDowall Sounding heaven and earth (lfccm commission 2010)
Repeat of last Wednesday's Choral Evensong, BBC Radio 3
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Saturday 15 May 2010 |
6:30pm
The Church of St Peter's and St Paul
Deddington OXON United Kingdom
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Choral Evensong
The Choir of St George's Chapel, Windsor Castle Tim Byram-Wigfield, conductor The Right Revd John Pritchard, Bishop of Oxford
Cecilia McDowall: Psallite Domino - premiere(commissioned by the Reverend Dr Hugh White in celebration of the life and work of the Reverend Dr Maurice Frost, former Vicar of Deddington.)
Psallite Domino is an event in the Deddington Maurice Frost Festival. The festival celebrates the 50th anniversary of the completion of his Historical Companion to Hymns Ancient & Modern by the Reverend Maurice Frost, DD, former Vicar of Deddington.
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Wednesday 12 May 2010 |
4:00pm
St Pancras Church
Euston Road London NW1 United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Choral Evensong
The Choir of St Pancras Parish Church Christopher Batchelor, conductor
Responses: Batchelor Introit: Walker Whither shall I go then from thy Spirit (lfccm10), Magnificat: Andrew St Pancras Canticle, Nunc Dimittis: Andrew (Dusk Songs), Anthem: Grier Now the Son of Man has been glorified (Ascension Sequence), Voluntary: McDowall Sounding heaven and earth
Choral Evensong BBC R3 live broadcast
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Saturday 8 May 2010 |
7:30pm
St Michael and All Angels, Hawkshead, nr Ambleside
Cumbria LA22 0PD, United Kingdom
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Ambleside and District Choral Society Fiona Weakley, soprano Anne-Marie Kerr, contralto South Cumbria Ensemble Wendy Cann, leader John Cooper Green, conductor
Handel: Foundling Hospital Anthem (including the "Hallelujah" chorus) Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella Vivaldi: Gloria
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Sunday 25 April 2010 |
7:30pm
First Congregational Church of Boulder
Broadway Boulder, Colorado United States of America
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University Singers of the University of Colorado at Boulder College of Music Gabrielle Dietrich, conductor
programme to include: Bela Bartok: Four Slovak Songs Johannes Brahms: O schone Nacht Gustav Holst: I Love my Love Morten Lauridsen:selections from Four Madrigals on Renaissance Texts Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella Robert Schumann: Zigeunerleben
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3:00pm
Marden House
Calne, nr Devizes Wiltshire United Kingdom
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Michael Buchanan, trombone Jennifer Hughes. piano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Skerry and Fjord
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Thursday 22 April 2010 |
Cavendish Hall
nr Chatsworth House United Kingdom
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Peak Music Society
Sally Pryce Ensemble Juliette Bausor: Flute Sarah Williamson: clarinet Elizabeth Cooney, Bea Lovejoy Violins Nick Bootiman: viola Adrian Bradbury: cello Sally Pryce: harp
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Dream City
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Sunday 18 April 2010 |
3:00pm
The Sarah Thorne Theatre Club
Broadstairs Kent United Kingdom
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Afternoon concert
Peter Fisher (vln) and Peter Hewitt (pno)
programme to include: Mozart: Sonata K304 Cecilia McDowall: Strange violin, are you following me? Brahms: Op 100
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Saturday 17 April 2010 |
7:30pm
St John the Divine
Richmond Surrey United Kingdom
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Concordia Voices and Ensemble Adastra Neil Ferris, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella Peteris Vasks: Pater noster Handel: Dixit dominus
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Thursday 15 April 2010 |
7:30pm
Dorking Halls
Reigate Road, Dorking Surrey RH4 1SG United Kingdom
Details: Web site 01403 240093
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Leith Hill Musical Festival 2010
Leith Hill Music Festival The first day of the 2010 Festival features Division 2 choirs (Buckland and Betchworth, Mickleham, Shalford, Beare Green and Newdigate) under the direction of Festival Conductor Brian Kay
Schubert: Mass in C Handel: The King Shall Rejoice Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella
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7:30pm
Walthamstow United Kingdom
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Music in the Village
Lendvai String Trio
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Time Between Tides (world premiere)
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Friday 9 April 2010 |
7:00pm
Royal Conservatoire of Music of Madrid
Madrid Spain
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The 1st Spanish Flute Convention
Susan Milan, flute Andrew Ball, piano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: The Moon Dances
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Thursday 25 March 2010 |
7:30pm
Grosvenor Chapel
Mayfair London United Kingdom
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London Concord Singers, Malcolm Cottle, conductor
Meyerbeer: Psalm 91 Cecilia McDowall: I know that my redeemer liveth Romuald Twardowski: O Salutaris Hostia Romuald Twardowski: Lauda Sion Weelkes: When David heard Tomkins: When David Heard Ramsey: When David Heard Eric Whitacre: When David heard Kodály: Jésus és a Kufárok (Jesus and the Traders)
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7:30pm
John Ward Hall, Budehaven Community School,
Valley Road, Bude Cornwall United Kingdom
Details: Secretary of Bude Music Society 01237 451300
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Bude Music Society
English Piano Trio
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: The Colour of Blossoms
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Sunday 21 March 2010 |
7:30pm
King's College
Cambridge United Kingdom
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Oakham Chamber Choir Peter Davis, conductor
Mozart Requiem programme also to include: Philip Moore: Bonhoeffer motets Cecilia McDowall Ave maris stella
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7:30pm
The Chapel, St Edmund's School
St Thomas Hill Canterbury CT2 8HU United Kingdom
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City of Canterbury Chamber Choir George Vass conductor Edward Kemp-Luck organ
William Walton: Jubilate Deo Tarik O’Regan: Two Motets from 'Sequence from St Wulfstan' Cecilia McDowall: Ad lucem: a canticle of light Gerald Finzi: Lo, the full final Sacrifice, Op 26 Benjamin Britten: Festival Te Deum, Op 32 Rihards Dubra: Hail, Queen of Heaven John Rutter: Ave Maria Gabriel Jackson: Song (I gaze upon you) Edward Elgar: Give unto the Lord, Op 74
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Friday 19 March 2010 |
8:00pm
King's College Chapel
Aberdeen United Kingdom
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Con Anima Paul Mealor, conductor
programme to include: music by Orlando Gibbons Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina, Ave Maria, Regina Caeli
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Saturday 13 March 2010 |
7:30pm
Bushey Academy
London Road Bushey, Hertfordshire, WD23 3AA United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Bushey Symphony Orchestra 35th Anniversary Season
Anna Beryl, cello Hannah Marcinowicz, saxophone Choir of Parmiter's School, Garston Bushey Symphony Orchestra George Vass, conductor
Mozart: Symphony No 32 in G, K318 Tarik O'Regan: And there was a great calm Saint-Saëns: Cello Concerto in A minor, Op 33 Michael Torke: Saxophone Concerto Cecilia McDowall: Lonely Hearts Bizet: Suite - Jeux d'Enfants
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3:00pm
Het Koetshuis
Pieterbergsewg 19 Oosterbeek Netherlands
Details: Web site
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Fluitkwartet Confour
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Hotfoot
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Friday 12 March 2010 |
9.30am
Cannon Center
Memphis Tennessee United States of America
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2010 ACDA - Southern Division Conference
University of Alabama at Birmingham Concert Choir Dr. Philip L. Copeland, conductor
Spiritus domini (chant) Peteris Vasks: Mate Saule William Byrd: Sacerdotes domini Cecilia McDowall: Regina caeli Jaako Mantyjarvi: Death May Dissolve Me Zoltan Kodaly: Esti dal Vytautas Miškinis: Nunc dimittis
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Sunday 7 March 2010 |
3:00pm
Williamsburg Presbyterian Church
Williamsburg United States of America
Details: Web site
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Virginia Chorale Scott Williamson, conductor
programme to include: Hildegard: In principio omnes Fanny Mendelssohn: Abendlich Williametta Spencer: At the Round Earth’s Imagined Corners Faith York: Snow Deborah Mason: Whitman Interlude (premiere) Judith Shatin: Adonai Roi Cecilia McDowall: Regina caeli Chen Yi: Sakura, Sakura Clare Maclean: Hope There Is Eleanor Daley: Requiem Giselle Wyers: Goodbye Emma Lou Diemer: Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal
EARS WIDE OPEN: Celebrating Women in Music with Bellissima! Women's choral ensemble and the Young Singers Project
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Saturday 6 March 2010 |
7:30pm
St Barnabas Church
Woodford Green Essex United Kingdom
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A suitable job for a woman
The Meljon Singers Janette Ruocco, conductor
programme to include works by: Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina Libby Larsen Miriam Mackie Janette Ruocco Judith Weir
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8:00pm
First Presbyterian Church
Virginia Beach USA United States of America
Details: Web site
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Ears wide open: Celebrating women in music
Virginia Chorale Scott Williamson, conductor
programme to include: Hildegard: In principio omnes Fanny Mendelssohn: Abendlich Williametta Spencer: At the Round Earth’s Imagined Corners Faith York: Snow Deborah Mason: Whitman Interlude (premiere) Judith Shatin: Adonai Roi Cecilia McDowall: Regina caeli Chen Yi: Sakura, Sakura Clare Maclean: Hope There Is Eleanor Daley: Requiem Giselle Wyers: Goodbye Emma Lou Diemer: Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal
EARS WIDE OPEN: Celebrating Women in Music with Bellissima! Women's choral ensemble and the Young Singers Project
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6.00pm
Aberdeen Exhibition and Conference Centre
Aberdeen United Kingdom
Details: Web site 01224 641122
£5/£4 U16s free*
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Vocal Sensations
Royal Scottish National Orchestra, members of the RSNO Chorus and massed choirs from North East Scotland David Danzmayr, conductor (RSNO assistant conductor)
Orff: O Fortuna from Carmina Burana Parry: Blest Pair of Sirens Cecilia McDowall: After the Rain (premiere) Verdi: Va pensiero from Nabucco Verdi: Gloria all'Egitto, ad Iside from Aida
Come and enjoy a wonderful hour-long performance of some of the greatest vocal music ever written. Performed by the RSNO Chorus together with local singers and accompanied by the RSNO, this is sure to be an uplifting and fitting conclusion to the Orchestra’s week in the Aberdeen area.
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Friday 5 March 2010 |
8:00pm
First Presbyterian Church
Norfolk Virginia United States of America
Details: Web site
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Ears wide open: Celebrating women in music
Virginia Chorale Scott Williamson, conductor
programme to include: Hildegard: In principio omnes Fanny Mendelssohn: Abendlich Williametta Spencer: At the Round Earth’s Imagined Corners Faith York: Snow Deborah Mason: Whitman Interlude (premiere) Judith Shatin: Adonai Roi Cecilia McDowall: Regina caeli Chen Yi: Sakura, Sakura Clare Maclean: Hope There Is Eleanor Daley: Requiem Giselle Wyers: Goodbye Emma Lou Diemer: Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal
EARS WIDE OPEN: Celebrating Women in Music with Bellissima! Women's choral ensemble and the Young Singers Project
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Monday 1 March 2010 |
1:00pm
Leeds College of Music
Leeds United Kingdom
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Lunchtime concert
Paul Archibald, trumpet, Helen Reid, piano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
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Sunday 28 February 2010 |
3:30pm
Van Gogh Kerkje
Vincent van Goghplein Zundert Netherlands
Details: Web site
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Fluitkwartet
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Hotfoot
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Saturday 27 February 2010 |
7.30pm
St Alphege Church
Oldfield Lane Bath United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Ave Maria
Paragon Singers Keith Bennett, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli
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Saturday 20 February 2010 |
1:30pm
Lee Hall
Wolfson College Cambridge United Kingdom
Details: Web site
Admission free. Retiring collection.
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Lunchtime Recital
Michel Sedgwick, trumpet, Guy Llewellyn, horn, Christopher Lawrence, tuba
Programme to include works by: Trygve Madsen: Divertimento for Horn, Tuba and Piano Op.43 Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter Paul Dukas: Villanelle Trygve Madsen: The Mysterious Barricades II (Op.82)
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Saturday 13 February 2010 |
5:00pm
St Paul's Cathedral
London United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Choral Evensong
The Choir of St Paul's Cathedral Andrew Carwood, conductor
Responses: Spicer Introit: Notre Père - Duruflé Canticles: Jesus Service - Mathias Psalm: 139 Anthem: Deus portus pacis - Cecilia McDowall Hymn 114
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Sunday 7 February 2010 |
4:00pm
Red Hedgehog
255-257Archway Road London N6 5BS United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Afternoon Concert
Haruko Motohashi, violin, Masachi Nishiyama, piano
Elgar: Idylle Op.4 No.1 Elgar: Pastourelle Op.4 No.2 Elgar: Virelai Op.4 No.3 Cecilia McDowall: Strange Violin, are you following me? Beethoven: Violin Sonata No.4 Op.23 in A minor Handel: Violin Sonata No.5 in G minor Op.1 No.10 Schubert: Rondo Brilliante
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Thursday 28 January 2010 |
1:00pm
St John's Notting Hill
Lansdowne Crescent London W11 2NN United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Lunchtime concert
Sheida Davis (cello) Helen Reid (piano)
programme to include: Beethoven, Prokofiev, Martinu and Cecilia McDowall: Falling Angels
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Wednesday 27 January 2010 |
1:10pm
St James's Church
Piccadilly London W1J 9LL United Kingdom
Details: Web site
free
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Lunchtime concert
Sheida Davis (cello) Helen Reid (piano)
programme to include: Beethoven, Prokofiev, Martinu and Cecilia McDowall: Falling Angels
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Sunday 24 January 2010 |
7:30pm
Christ Church United Methodist
690 Colorado Boulevard Denver, Colorado United States of America
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When Poetry Sings
Colorado Conductor's Chorus Lawrence Kaptein, conductor Grace Asquith, accompanist
Mendelssohn: Jauchzet dem Herrn alle Welt Cecilia McDowall: Regina caeli Handel: Haste thee, nymph (L’Allegro) Aaron Copland: Lark Morten Lauridsen: Mid-Winter Songs Ned Rorem: Tears (From an Unknown Past) Antonio Estevez: Mata del anima sola
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4:30pm
Barnbygate Methodist Church
Barnby Gate, Newark upon Trent Notts NG24 1PX United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Newark Brass Festival 2010
Michael Buchanan (trombone) Helen Reid (piano)
programme to include the premiere of: Cecilia McDowall: Skerry and Fjord (a Newark Brass Festival commission for Michael Buchanan, the overall winner of the Newark Brass Festival 2009) Newark Town Band with Paul Archibald Trio D'art: Paul Archibald (trumpet) John Kenny (trombone) Helen Reid (piano)
John Reeman: Four Miniatures for trumpet, trombone and piano Cecilia McDowall: Le temps viendra
The programme will be hosted by Judy Theobold from BBC Radio Lincolnshire
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3:30pm
Chiswick Catholic Centre
Dukes Avenue London W4 United Kingdom
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Blenheim Concerts (first of the new season)
Quintabile, brass quintet
programme to include: Tylman Susato arr John Iveson: Renaissance Dances Werner Pirchner: L'Homme au marteau dans la poche George Frederick Handel: arr Walter BarnesLargo from Xerses Kerry Turner: Ricochet for Brass Quintet Malcolm Arnold: Quintet For Brass Op.73 Cecilia McDowall: Bells in the Air Joseph Horovitz: Music Hall Suite Lou Pollack arr Paul Nagle:That's a Plenty!
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Saturday 23 January 2010 |
8:00pm
Mills Concert Hall
Mosse Humanities Building University of Wisconsin-Madison United States of America
Details: 263-9485, music@music.wisc.edu Web site
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Postponed: John Aley, trumpet, Martha Fischer, piano
The programme features: Giuseppe Tartini: Sonata for piccolo trumpet and harpsichord Robert Russell Bennett: Rose Variations for trumpet and piano Cecilia McDowall: Framed for trumpet and piano (American premiere) John Stevens: Sonata for trumpet and piano
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7:30pm
First Congregational Church
Boulder Colorado United States of America
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When Poetry Sings
Colorado Conductor's Chorus Lawrence Kaptein, conductor Grace Asquith, accompanist
Mendelssohn: Jauchzet dem Herrn alle Welt Cecilia McDowall: Regina caeli Handel: Haste thee, nymph (L’Allegro) Aaron Copland: Lark Morten Lauridsen: Mid-Winter Songs Ned Rorem: Tears (From an Unknown Past) Antonio Estevez: Mata del anima sola (1916-88)
The Colorado Conductors’ Chorus was founded in the Fall of 2008 by an enthusiastic group of Denver-area choral professionals interested in rehearsing and performing quality choral music at a high artistic level.
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Friday 22 January 2010 |
1:10pm
Roberts Room
Floor 3, Lecture Centre Brunel University UB8 3PH United Kingdom
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Haydn Reloaded
Matthew Schellhorn, piano
performs miniatures on Haydn’s name by Debussy, Widor, d'Indy, Dukas, Ravel, Hahn, and Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Tim Watts, Michael Zev Gordon, Jeremy Thurlow, Colin Riley, Cecilia McDowall, plus Haydn
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Thursday 24 December 2009 |
11:00pm
St Philp's in the Hills Episcopal Church
Tucson Arizona United States of America
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Christmas Eve
Canterbury Choir Garmon Ashby, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est with brass quintet, percussion and organ
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9:00pm
St Philp's in the Hills Episcopal Church
Tucson Arizona United States of America
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Christmas Eve
St Philp's Singers Garmon Ashby, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est with brass quintet, percussion and organ
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Tuesday 22 December 2009 |
7:30pm
Brophy Chapel
4701 N. Central Ave., Phoenix Arizona United States of America
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Home for the Holidays
Phoenix Chorale Charles Bruffy, conductor Sonoran Brass Quintet
programme to include: Ola Gjeilo: Alleluia; O Magnum Mysterium Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Arvo Pärt: Seven Magnificat Antiphons and Christmas carols
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Monday 21 December 2009 |
7:30pm
Brophy Chapel
4701 N. Central Ave., Phoenix Arizona United States of America
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Home for the Holidays
Phoenix Chorale Charles Bruffy, conductor Sonoran Brass Quintet
programme to include: Ola Gjeilo: Alleluia; O Magnum Mysterium Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Arvo Pärt: Seven Magnificat Antiphons and Christmas carols
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Sunday 20 December 2009 |
3:00pm
All Saints Lutheran Church
15649 N. 7th St., Phoenix Arizona United States of America
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Home for the Holidays
Phoenix Chorale Charles Bruffy, conductor Sonoran Brass Quintet
programme to include: Ola Gjeilo: Alleluia; O Magnum Mysterium Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Arvo Pärt: Seven Magnificat Antiphons and Christmas carols
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Saturday 19 December 2009 |
7:30pm
Arnside Methodist Church
Arnside, Carnforth Lancashire United Kingdom
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Arnside Choral Society Tracie Penwarden, soprano Ian Allan, conductor
programme to include: Bob Chilcott: A Little Jazz Mass Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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7:30pm
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
100 W. Roosevelt St., Phoenix Arizona United States of America
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Home for the Holidays
Phoenix Chorale Charles Bruffy, conductor Sonoran Brass Quintet
programme to include: Ola Gjeilo: Alleluia; O Magnum Mysterium Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Arvo Pärt: Seven Magnificat Antiphons and Christmas carols
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7:30pm
The Landmark Arts Centre
Teddington Middlesex United Kingdom
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Christmas by Candlelight
Surrey Brass Levon Parikian, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
a festive programme of seasonal music, words and song.
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7:30pm
Congleton Town Hall
Congleton Cheshire United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Family Christmas Concert
Congleton Choral Society Polyphonic Brass Nicholas Concannon, conductor
Christus Natus Est - A Cantata for Christmas - programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est, a cantata for Christmas Extracts from Messiah Community carols for audience and choir
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8:00pm
Cathedral of St. Luke
143 State Street Portland, Maine United States of America
Details: Web site
$15.00 at the door, $12.00 in advance
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Christmas Concert
Renaissance Voices Harold Stover, conductor
This year’s program features music from the Renaissance by Byrd, Palestrina, and Guerrero; 20th Century English classics by Vaughan Williams, Howells, and Parry; the Maine premiere of a new work by Cecilia McDowall: Regina caeli; traditional carols and, of course, seasonal readings shared by members of Renaissance Voices.
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7:30pm
Guildford Cathedral
Guildford Surrey United Kingdom
Details: Web site 01483 750506
£12, £5 (Children & Students),
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Epworth Choir Charity Christmas Concert
Epworth Choir Katherine Dienes-Williams, guest conductor (Organist and Master of the Choristers, Guildford Cathedral), organ and brass
programme to include: Carols Old and New, featuring John Rutter: Jesus Child, Joy to the World Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est a cantata for Christmas)
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2:00pm
American Lutheran Church
17200 Del Webb Blvd., Sun City Arizona United States of America
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Home for the Holidays
Phoenix Chorale Charles Bruffy, conductor Sonoran Brass Quintet
programme to include: Ola Gjeilo: Alleluia; O Magnum Mysterium Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Arvo Pärt: Seven Magnificat Antiphons and Christmas carols
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Friday 18 December 2009 |
7:30pm
Pinnacle Presbyterian Church
25150 N. Pima Road, Scottsdale Arizona United States of America
Details: Web site 480-585-9448.
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Home for the Holidays
Phoenix Chorale, Charles Bruffy, conductor Sonoran Brass Quintet
programme to include: Ola Gjeilo: Alleluia; O Magnum Mysterium (premiere) Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Arvo Pärt: Seven Magnificat Antiphons and Christmas carols
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Monday 14 December 2009 |
Thorndon Hall
Chandler’s Ford Hampshire United Kingdom
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Taunton’s College Choir, Community Choir and Orchestra Jane Higgins, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella
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Sunday 13 December 2009 |
Old and St Andrew's Church
Montrose Scotland United Kingdom
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Montrose & Distrct Choral Society Ralph Jamieson, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est, a cantata for Christmas
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Saturday 12 December 2009 |
Swallows Leisure Centre
Sittingbourne Kent United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Christmas Concert 2009
Sittingbourne Orpheus Choral Society Andrew Lowen, conductor
For 2009 our Christmas Concert will be accompanied by a brass group. It will contain our usual mix of favourites and audience carols (including Andrew's arrangement of Bob Chilcott's Nova Nova); and this year will include works for a children's choir (Cecilia McDowall's Christmas Cantata, Christus Natus Est, and John Rutter's Donkey Carol).
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7:30pm
St Ninians Church
Cawdor Drive Glenrothes KY6 2HN United Kingdom
Details: Web site
£7, £6 Students and children
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Glenrothes Choral Society Christmas Concert
Glenrothes Choral Society
Christmas music old and new. Includes - Pergolesi: Magnificat Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Durante and many more old favourites.
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7:30pm
All Saints Pastoral Centre
London Colney Hertfordshire United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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This Worldes Joie
St Albans Chamber Choir John Gibbons, conductor
Mendelssohn: Im Advent Nicholas Hare: Welcome Redemption's Dawn Arnold Bax: This Worldes Joie Richard Pygott (died 1552): Quid petis, 0 fili? Arnold Bax: I sing of a maiden that is makeless John Gibbons: Angel's Message Cecilia McDowall: Annunciation Paul Spicer: How love bleeds (Four Carols for Dark Times) Silent night arr. John Gibbons
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Friday 11 December 2009 |
Giggleswick School Chapel
Settle North Yorkshire United Kingdom
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Christmas Concert
Giggleswick School Choir Darren Everhart, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
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Thursday 10 December 2009 |
7:30pm
Giggleswick School
Settle Yorkshire United Kingdom
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Giggleswick School Choir Darren Everhart, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
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Monday 7 December 2009 |
1:10pm
St James' Church,
Piccadilly London United Kingdom
Details: Web site
Free entry, suggested donation £3
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Lunchtime concert
The Backman Trio Frida Backman, violin Ruth Beedham, cello Marcus Andrews, piano
John Ireland: Phantasie Trio Cecilia McDowall: The Colour of Blossoms Felix Mendelssohn: Trio No. 2 in C minor
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Saturday 5 December 2009 |
St Michael and All Angels
Chiswick London W4 United Kingdom
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Winter concert
The Addison Singers David Wordsworth, conductor
programme to include; Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat
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7:30pm
St Paul's Church
Canterbury United Kingdom
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Music for a Winter's Evening
Cantemus, Alan Moore, conductor
programme to include works by Poulenc, Kenneth Leighton, Schütz, Victoria, Bach, Lassus, Cecilia McDowall, Britten and Darke
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Sunday 29 November 2009 |
4.00pm
Bethany Lutheran Church
4500 east Hampden Avenue, Cherry Hills Village Colorado 80113 United States of America
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Advent Service of Lessons and Carols
Canto Deo Chamber Choir Jonathan Brown, conductor
service to include; Cecilia McDowall: Annunciation
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Saturday 28 November 2009 |
Larnaca Municipal Theatre
Cyprus
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Piano 40: 2 pianos, 4 pianists, 40 digits
programme to include: Charles Camilleri: Divertimento Edmund Joliffe: Carnival Cecilia McDowall: Piano Forty Andrew Peggie: Octo-Pagainni Brian Chapple: Burlesque Smetana: Rondo Moscheles: Grand Duo
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7.30pm
Our Lady of Loreto Catholic Church
18000 E.Arapahoe Rd, Foxfield, Colorado 80016 United States of America
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Advent Vigil
Canto Deo Chamber Choir Jonathan Brown, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Annunciation
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Sunday 22 November 2009 |
7:30pm
Kemp Room, HG Wells Centre
Church Street East Woking United Kingdom
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Woking Concert Society
Helen Reid, piano
Alexander Skryabin: Six Preludes from Op. 11 Cecilia McDowall: Colour is the Keyboard Robert Schumann: Faschingswank aus Wien Op. 26 Ludwig van Beethoven: Sonata in A flat Op. 110 Claude Debussy: Nocturne; L'Île Joyeuse
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Wednesday 18 November 2009 |
11:00am
St. Paul's Cathedral
St Paul's Churchyard London EC4 United Kingdom
Free
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Festival of St. Cecilia, Musicians Benevolent Fund
The Choirs of St Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey and Westminster Cathedral Andrew Carwood, Director of Music at St Paul's Cathedral
Festival service to include the Musicians Benevolent Fund new anthem: Cecilia McDowall: Deus, portus pacis (world premiere)
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Tuesday 17 November 2009 |
6:30pm
Steinway and Sons
London United Kingdom
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Piano Trio Society
English Piano Trio
programme to include Cecilia McDowall: The Colour of Blossoms
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Sunday 15 November 2009 |
7:00pm
Selma's First Presbyterian Church
301 Broad Street, Selma Alabama United States of America
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University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Concert Choir Philip Copeland, conductor
programme to include: William Byrd: Haec Dies Zoltan Kodaly: Esti dal Vytautas Miškinis, Toivo Tuula,Jaakko Mäntyjärvi Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli a diverse programme of music from five centuries and five nations
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4:00pm
Memorial Presbyterian Church
2130 Bell Road, Montgomery Alabama United States of America
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University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) Concert Choir Philip Copeland, conductor
programme to include: William Byrd: Haec Dies Zoltan Kodaly: Esti dal Vytautas Miškinis, Toivo Tuula,Jaakko Mäntyjärvi Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli a diverse programme of music from five centuries and five nations
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Friday 13 November 2009 |
The Multi Faith Centre
University of Derby, Kedleston Road, Derby DE22 1GB United Kingdom
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Derby Chamber Music
Helen Reid, piano
Janacek: In the Mists Cecilia McDowall: Colour is the Keyboard Schumann: Faschingsschwank aus Wien, Op.26 (Viennese Carnival) Beethoven: Sonata in A flat, Op.110 Debussy: Nocturne in D flat Debussy: L’isle Joyeuse
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Thursday 12 November 2009 |
7:30pm
Robinson College
Cambridge United Kingdom
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Cambridge Festival
Matthew Schellhorn, piano John McMunn, tenor Alec Frank-Gemmill, horn
Britten: Still falls the rain, for tenor, horn and piano Britten: Now sleeps the Crimson Petal, for tenor, horn and piano Haydn: Variations in F minor, for piano Jeremy Thurlow: Unbidden Visions, for tenor, horn and piano (world premiere) Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Michael Zev Gordon, Cecilia McDowall, Colin Riley, Jeremy Thurlow, Tim Watts: Homage to Haydn, for piano (world premiere) Mendelssohn: Selected songs for tenor and piano Schubert: Auf dem Strom, for tenor, horn and piano
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7:30pm
Cadogan Hall
5 Sloane Terrace London SW1 United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Chaconne Brass 25th Anniversary Concert
Chaconne Brass Avirbhav Verma
Dowland: Lute songs (arr Chaconne and Matthew Allsop) Emily White: Tripudium Matthew Allsop: Shaping the Invisible, for quintet and electro-acoustic tape Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro Jacob van Eyck (arr Torbjorn Hultmark): Doen Daphne d’over schoone Maeght Edward Longstaff: Symphony for Brass Torbjörn Hultmark: A Lullaby, for quintet and electro-acoustic tape (BBC Commission, World Première) Mark Kesel: Nachna, for quintet and tabla Torbjörn Hultmark: An Iberian Draft (after the 2nd movement of Rodrigo's Concierto de Aranjuez) Plus arrangements and improvisations with tabla and guitar
To be broadcast on BBC Hear and Now
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Wednesday 11 November 2009 |
1:30pm
All Saints’ Church
Oakham Rutland United Kingdom
Free
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Music for Remembrance Day
Oakham Chamber Choir Peter Davis, conductor
programme to include: Handel: De torrente in via bibet (Dixit Dominus) Angus McPhee: Agnus Dei Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella
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1:05pm
Christchurch Centre
High Street, Tunbridge Wells Kent United Kingdom
Details: 01892 527710
£7 on the door, including programme
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Midday Music
The Backman Trio Frida Backman, violin Ruth Beedham, cello Marcus Andrews, piano
John Ireland: Phantasie Trio Cecilia McDowall: The Colour of Blossoms Felix Mendelssohn: Trio No. 2 in C minor
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Wednesday 4 November 2009 |
7:30pm
St Giles Cripplegate
Fore Street, Barbican London EC2Y 8BJ United Kingdom
Details: Web site E-mail 020 8940 3382
£10 in advance, £12 on the door, students and children half-price
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Haydn Anniversary Concert
Estherhazy Singers of London Daniel Moult, organ Esther Jones, conductor
Haydn: Creation Mass Cecilia McDowall: Thy voice, o Harmony, is divine (London premiere) Motets by Bruckner and Mendelssohn
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Sunday 1 November 2009 |
Clarendon Muse
Watford Grammar School for Boys, Watford United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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The 2009 British Horn Festival
Horns Aloud
Cecilia McDowall: new work for horn quartet, Nocturne: 1. Distance and Moon 2. Under the brim of his hat
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5.30pm
Wolfson College
Linton Road Oxford OX2 6UD United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Early evening recital
Haruko Motohashi, violin, Masachi Nishiyama, piano
Schubert: Rondo Brilliante Cecilia McDowall: Strange Violin, are you following me? Britten: Three pieces from the Suite op.6 Beethoven: Violin Sonata in G Major Op.96, no.10
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Saturday 31 October 2009 |
7:30pm
St Andrew's Church
Presteigne Powys United Kingdom
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Rebecca Rudge, soprano, Andrew Rupp, baritone St Albans Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Haydn: Missa Brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo in B flat (Kleine Orgelmesse) Cecilia McDowall Ad Lucem - A Canticle of Light Vasks: Dona nobis pacem Other choral works by Mozart
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Friday 30 October 2009 |
7:30pm
Brecon Cathedral
United Kingdom
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Rebecca Rudge, soprano, Andrew Rupp, baritone St Albans Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Haydn: Missa Brevis Sancti Joannis de Deo in B flat (Kleine Orgelmesse) Cecilia McDowall Ad Lucem - A Canticle of Light Vasks: Dona nobis pacem Other choral works by Mozart
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Saturday 24 October 2009 |
7:30pm
Broxbourne United Reformed Church
Broxbourne Herts United Kingdom
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Hoddesdon Music Society
Helen Reid, piano
Scriabin: Six Preludes Cecilia McDowall: Colour in the Keyboard Schumann: Carnival Jest Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 31 in A flat major Debussy: L'Isle Joyeuse
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7.30pm
St Saviour's Church
Sandpit Lane, St Albans, HERTS United Kingdom
Details: Web site 07884 231958
£17 (£14 concessions); £15 (£12 concessions); £1 children
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Meditations
Rebecca Rudge, soprano, Andrew Rupp, baritone St Albans Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Mozart: Divertimento in F, K138 Cecilia McDowall: Ad Lucem - A Canticle of Light (commissioned by Alan McGlynn for the St Albans Choral Society - world premiere). Haydn: Missa Brevis in B flat, 'Little Organ Mass Vasks: Dona nobis pacem Debussy: Danse sacrée et danse profane Finzi: In terra pax, Op 38
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Sunday 18 October 2009 |
7:30pm
St Clement’s Parish Church
Sandwich Kent United Kingdom
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Canterbury Festival
City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
Bach: O Jesu Christ, meins Lebens Licht, BWV118 Tarik O’Regan: Three Motets from Sequence for St Wulfstan Brahms: Geistliches Lied, Op 30 Cecilia McDowall: I know that my Redeemer liveth Mendelssohn: Verleih uns Frieden Bruckner: Three Motets (Ave Maria,Locus iste, Christus factus est) Joe Duddell: The Realside Mozart Motet: Ave verum corpus, K618 John McCabe: The Evening Watch Bach: Motet: Lobet den Herrn, BWV230
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3:00pm
South Hill Park Arts Centre,
Bracknell United Kingdom
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Afternoon concert
Martin Smith, violin Sarah Down, piano
Janacek: Sonata for violin and piano Cecilia McDowall: Strange Violin Brahms: Violin Sonata no 1 in G Major, Op.78
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Saturday 17 October 2009 |
12:00 noon
Little Missenden Church
Little Missenden BUCKS United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Little Missenden Festival of Music and the Arts
James Kreiling, piano
David Matthews: Two Dionysus Dithyrambs op94 John McCabe: Tenebrae Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace; Vespers in Venice Maurice Ravel: Gaspard de la Nuit
Little Missenden Festival of Music and the Arts; still thriving in its 50th anniversary year. The 50th Festival takes place from 9th to 18th October, 2009.
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Thursday 15 October 2009 |
7:30pm
St Mary de Lode Church
Gloucester United Kingdom
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80th Anniversary Season - Gloucester Music Society
Zephyr A programme to celebrates the 70th birthday of John McCabe and the centenary of the birth of Gilbert Vinter.
Holst: Wind Quintet Op 14 in Ab major Cecilia McDowall: Winter Music Paul Patterson: Westerly Winds Op 84 Gilbert Vinter: Two Miniatures John McCabe: Postcards for Wind Quintet Malcolm Arnold: Divertimento for Flute, Oboe and Clarinet Norman Hallam: Dance Suite
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Saturday 3 October 2009 |
11.10am
Grange Park Methodist Church
Old Park Ridings London N21 United Kingdom
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Morning concert
Martin Smith, violin
Janacek: Sonata for violin and piano Cecilia McDowall: Strange Violin Brahms: Violin Sonata no 1 in G Major, Op.78
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Saturday 26 September 2009 |
6:00pm
Girton College
Cambridge United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Matthew Schellhorn
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Colour is the Keyboard
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Thursday 17 September 2009 |
7.00pm
Schotts Music Shop
Great Marlborough Street London United Kingdom
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Haruko Motohashi, violin, Masachi Nishiyama, piano
Elgar: Chanson de Nuit/Matin Beethoven: Violin sonata in D Major, Op.12 no.1 Prokofiev: Five melodies for violin and piano, Op.35bis Cecilia McDowall: Strange Violin, are you following me? Franck: Violin Sonata in A Major
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Monday 31 August 2009 |
2.30pm
Presteigne United Kingdom
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Presteigne Festival
Gemma Rosefield, cello Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
Felix Mendelssohn: Variations Concertantes, Op17 Huw Watkins: Cello Sonatain C, Op 102 No1 Cecilia McDowall: Falling Angels Bohuslav Martinu: Variations on a theme of Rossini
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Sunday 30 August 2009 |
11.00am
St Andrew's Church
Presteigne Powys United Kingdom
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Presteigne Festival Eucharist
City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Introit: I have done is was mine to do William Mathias: Missa Aedis Christi, Op 92 John McCabe: The Evening Watch William Harris: Faire is the heaven William Mathias: Let the people praise thee, O God, Op 87
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Saturday 29 August 2009 |
7.30pm
St Andrew's Church
Presteigne Powys, United Kingdom
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Presteigne Festival
Pippa Goss, soprano Catherine King, mezzo-soprano James Gilchrist, tenor Michael Bundy, bass Richard Watkins, horn City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Presteigne Festival Orchestra George Vass, conductor
John McCabe: Red Leaves Huw Watkins: Nocturne for horn and small orchestra Cecilia McDowall: Laudate Joseph Haydn: Mass in Time of War
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Tuesday 25 August 2009 |
11.45am
St Savioue's Church
Oxton Birkhenhead, Merseyside CH43 2JZ United Kingdom
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Summer series of organ concerts
Daniel Bishop, organ
Johann Sebastian Bach: Prelude and Fugue in C minor, BWV 546 Herbert Howells: Psalm Prelude 'Out of the deep have I called unto Thee, O Lord' Set 2 No 1 Henry Purcell: Trumpet Voluntary in D Cecilia McDowall: Hornpipe from '6 Pastiches' Charles-Marie Widor: Toccata from 'Symphony No 5', Op 42
A lunchtime concert showcasing the talents of the organists of St Saviour’s Church and from around the country.
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Monday 10 August 2009 |
5.00pm
Great Hall
Dartington Hall, Totnes Devon TQ9 6DE United Kingdom
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Dartington International Summer School
Trio D'Art: Paul Archibald, trumpet, John Kenny, trombone and Helen Reid, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Le Temps Viendra (premiere for trumpet, trombone and piano) programme to include works by David Robertson (world première, Somei Satoh, Hikari, Daniel Schnyder and Damase
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Sunday 2 August 2009 |
16.00
St. Paul's Church
Antwerp Belgium Belgium
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London Concord Singers Malcolm Cottle, conductor
Giovanni Gabrieli: Deus qui Beatum Marcum Peter Philips: O Crux, splendidor Anton Bruckner: Ave Maria; Christus Factus Est Samuel Sebastian Wesley: Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace Judith Bingham: The Darkness is no Darkness Jonathan Dove: I am the Day Haward Helvey: Three Teasdale Madrigals Cecilia McDowall Regina Coeli
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Saturday 1 August 2009 |
20.00
St Andrew's Church
Antwerp Belgium
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London Concord Singers Malcom Cottle, conductor
Giovanni Gabrieli: Deus qui Beatum Marcum Peter Philips: O Crux, splendidor Orlandus Lassus: Missa Ad imitationem Vinum bonum: Kyrie/Credo/Agnus Anton Bruckner: Ave Maria; Christus Factus Est Samuel Sebastian Wesley: Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace Judith Bingham: The Darkness is no Darkness Jonathan Dove: I am the Day Cecilia McDowall: Regina Coeli
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Friday 24 July 2009 |
7.30pm
St Paul's Church
Covent Garden London United Kingdom
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Concert in aid of the church restoration fund
The Cavendish Singers Manvinder Rattan, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: O, No John (A Fancy of Folksongs)
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Tuesday 21 July 2009 |
1.00pm
St Mary's Church
Conwy Wales United Kingdom
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Conwy Classical Music Festival
Isd Trio (soprano, flute and piano)
Cecilia McDowall: Four Shakespeare Songs
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Tuesday 14 July 2009 |
7.30pm
St Andrew's CE Primary School
Nursey Waye, Uxbridge, Middx UB8 2BX United Kingdom
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King Leo: the eco-musical
St Andrew's CE Primary School Choir Paul Withams, conductor
Cecilia McDowall King Leo
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Monday 13 July 2009 |
7.30pm
St Andrew's CE Primary School
Nursey Waye, Uxbridge, Middx UB8 2BX United Kingdom
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King Leo: the eco-musical
St Andrew's CE Primary School Choir Paul Withams, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo
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Saturday 11 July 2009 |
St Peter ad Vincula Church
Coggeshall Essex United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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King Leo: the eco-cantata
Chelmsford Youth Choirs Simon Warne, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo; A Fancy of Folksongs Alexander L'Strange: Loves Philosophy
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Wednesday 1 July 2009 |
Sheldonian
Oxford United Kingdom
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Magdalen College School Concert
The Oxford Sixth, Magdalen College School Choir Jon Cullen, conductor Hanover Band
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Thy voice, o Harmony, is divine (premiere)
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Sunday 21 June 2009 |
6:30pm
Gonville and Caius
Bateman Auditorium Cambridge United Kingdom
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Michel Sedgwick, trumpet Maurice Hodges, piano
Torelli: Concerto in D Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter Haydn: Trumpet Concerto
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Thursday 18 June 2009 |
1.00pm
The Studio
2a Blenheim Road London W4 United Kingdom
Details: Rosalind Leney 020 8994 0762.
Tickets £12, only in advance
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Bedford Park Festival
The Greenwich Trio (winners of the Solti Foundation Award)
Beethoven:Allegretto Cecilia McDowall: Cavatina at Midnight Mendelssohn: Piano Trio No2 in C minor
Bring a picnic to have afterwards in the garden.
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Sunday 14 June 2009 |
6.30pm
Sedgwick Park
West Sussex United Kingdom
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Andrew Bernardi, violin Helen Reid, piano Zoe Peate and the Amici Voices
Cecilia McDowall: Strange Violin, are you following me?
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Saturday 6 June 2009 |
7.45pm
St. Michael's Church
Flower Lane London NW7 2JA United Kingdom
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London Pro Arte Choir Robin Kimber, conductor
Bach Magnificat Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella Purcell They that go down to the sea in ships
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Tuesday 2 June 2009 |
RNCM
Manchester United Kingdom
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Philip Haworth (oboe)
Cecilia McDowall: White Fox Woman a mini opera for voice and oboe
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Sunday 17 May 2009 |
10.00am
St Pancras Church
London United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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London Festival of Contemporary Church Music
Sunday before Ascension Choral Eucharist Preacher: The Ven. Dr Bill Jacobs
Introit: Hear my prayer, O Lord - Hugh Collins Rice, Mass: Missa Brevis - Jonathan Dove (lp), Motet: I know that my redeemer liveth - Cecilia McDowall (lp), Voluntary: Scherzo on Gopsal - Alan Smith
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Wednesday 13 May 2009 |
Birmingham Conservatoire
United Kingdom
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Sharon Reading (oboe)
Cecilia McDowall: White Fox Woman a mini opera for voice and oboe
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Tuesday 12 May 2009 |
7.30pm
St Mary-le-Bow church
Cheapside London EC2V 6AU United Kingdom
Details: Web site
£12 (concessions £9); discount for advance bookings
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In Praise of Women
Londinium Madeleine Lovell, conductor
Byrd: Benedicta et venerabilis - Virgo Dei genitrix from Gradualia 1 - Byrd: Gaude Maria from Gradualia 1 Duruflé: Tota pulchra es Tarik O'Regan: Columba aspexit Rachmaninov: Bogoroditsye Dyevo Grieg: Ave maris stella Bruckner: Ave Maria Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli Bennet: All creatures now Morley: April is in my mistress' face Farmer: Fair Phyllis Elgar (from Part-songs, Op. 18): O Happy Eyes; My love dwelt in a Northern Land Vaughan Williams (from Elizabethan Songs): The Willow Song; O Mistress Mine Barber: Reincarnations (Mary Hynes; Anthony O Daly; The Coolin) Whitacre: With a lily in your hand
Muse, Mother of God, Mistress: woman in all her guises is the beguiling subject of Londinium's concert In Praise of Women, which celebrates the inspirational role of the feminine for composers from the Renaissance to the present.
Starring a myriad of female characters, from the spotless Virgin to the cold-hearted mistress, In Praise of Women (conceived and conducted by Londinium's Musical Director Madeleine Lovell) is a musical feast, featuring motets and madrigals from the English Renaissance, sacred music by Rachmaninov, Grieg, Bruckner and Duruflé, part-songs by Elgar, Vaughan Williams, Samuel Barber and Eric Whitacre, and works by contemporary composers Tarik O'Regan and Cecilia McDowall.
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Saturday 9 May 2009 |
8.00pm
St Pancras Church
London United Kingdom
Details: Web site E-mail 020 7388 1461
£15, £10 concessions,
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London Festival of Contemporary Church Music Opening Concert
7.15pm Pre-concert talk: Jonathan Harvey 8.00pm Opening Concert: A Celebration of the Choral Music of Jonathan Harvey, The Joyful Company of Singers, Peter Broadbent, conductor
Jonathan Harvey: Come, Holy Ghost, The Royal banners forward go, How could the soul not take flight? Roxanna Panufnik: Prayer Cecilia McDowall: Deus qui claro lumine Kerry Andrew: Dusk Songs
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Monday 4 May 2009 |
6.30pm
The Malden Theatre
Windlesham House School West Sussex United Kingdom
Details: Web site 01403 750220
Tickets: £5
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Shipley Arts Festival
Trinity String Ensemble Nic Pendlebury, conductor Shipley String Academy West Sussex County Youth Dance Company Justine Reeves, choreographer
programme to include: Strauss: Metamorphosen Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings Cecilia McDowall: Great Hills
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Sunday 3 May 2009 |
Barcelona Cathedral
Spain
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Addison Singers, Edward Kemp-Luck, organ, David Wordsworth, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Ave maris stella
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10.30am
Westminster Cathedral
London SW1 United Kingdom
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Solemn Mass
The Choir of Westminster Cathedral Martin Baker, conductor
Cecilia McDowall A Canterbury Mass
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Saturday 2 May 2009 |
Basilica de Santa Maria
Igualada Spain
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Addison Singers, Edward Kemp-Luck, organ, David Wordsworth, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Ave maris stella
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Monday 27 April 2009 |
8.00pm
Casa de la Culture
Almunécar Spain
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Flute Quartet Confour
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Hotfoot
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Sunday 26 April 2009 |
8.30pm
Instituto de America
Santa Fé Spain
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Flute Quartet Confour
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Hotfoot
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11.30am
St Paul's Cathedral
United Kingdom
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Eucharist
Aurora Nova, Patrick Craig, conductor
Service to include: Cecilia McDowall Rise heart; thy Lord is risen
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Saturday 25 April 2009 |
8.00pm
Centro Cultural de Caja Granada
Motril Spain
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Flute Quartet Confour
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Hotfoot
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Sunday 19 April 2009 |
Midday
Huis Kernhem
Ede Netherlands
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Lunchtime concert
Flute Quartet Confour
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Hotfoot
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Saturday 18 April 2009 |
7.30pm
Darlington Arts Centre
Nothumberland United Kingdom
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London Welsh Brass Ensemble
Anon Die bankelsangerlieder Karl Jenkins Salm o Dewi Sant Samuel Sheidt Suite Howarth Pasce Tuos Victor Ewald Symphony for Brass Spiritual Just a Closer Walk with Thee Horovitz Music Hall Suite Traditional Come Landlord Fill the Flowing Bowl Cecilia McDowall Tango Oscuro Paul Nagle The Roaring Twenties
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Friday 17 April 2009 |
7.30pm
Roseland Music Society
Cornwall United Kingdom
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English Piano Trio
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall The Colour of Blossoms
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Thursday 16 April 2009 |
Dorking Halls
Dorking Surrey United Kingdom
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Leith Hill Music Festival
Epsom Choral Society Robin Kimber, conductor
programme to include in 'own choice' category Cecilia McDowall I know that my redeemer liveth
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Saturday 11 April 2009 |
9.00pm
St James's Church
Sussex Gardens London United Kingdom
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Easter night vigil
Choir of St James's, Sussex Gardens Robin Kimber, conductor
Lassus Mass for double choir Cecilia McDowall I know that my redeemer liveth (London premiere)
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Saturday 4 April 2009 |
7.30pm
St John's
Smith Square London SW1 United Kingdom
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London Orpheus Choir London Orpheus Orchestra James Gaddarn, conductor
Antonín Dvorák Te Deum Op 103 Cecilia McDowall Ave Maris Stella Gabriel Fauré Requiem Op 48 Francis Poulenc Concerto for Organ, Strings and Timpani in G minor
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Sunday 29 March 2009 |
Burgauer Schlosskonzerte
Dusseldorf Germany
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Weibermusik
Ensemble Tityre
Cecilia McDowall Not just a place for flute, oboe/cor and piano
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Friday 27 March 2009 |
8.15pm
van Gogh Church
Neunen Netherlands
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Flute Quartet Confour
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Hotfoot
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Thursday 26 March 2009 |
12.45pm
Merchant's Hall
7 West George Street Glasgow United Kingdom
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Peter Fisher, violin Peter Hewitt, piano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Strange violin, are you following me?
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7.30pm
Grosvenor Chapel
South Audley Street, Mayfair London W1K 2PA United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Easter Concert
London Concord Singers Malcolm Cottrell, conductor
Mendelssohn 100th psalm (Jauchzet dem Herrn alle Welt Mendelssohn Nunc dimittis (Herr, nun lässet du deinen Diener fahren) Mendelssohn Trauergesang J.S. Bach Jesu, meine Freude Claudio Monteverdi Lauda Jerusalem Vittoria Alma Redemptoris Mater Morales Sancta et immaculata Virginitas Gesualdo Tristis est anima mea Cecilia McDowall Regina Caeli
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Sunday 22 March 2009 |
4pm
Canongate Kirk, Royal Mile
153 Canongate Edinburgh EH8 8BR United Kingdom
entrance free
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charity concert in aid of Houses for Heroes
Peter Fisher, violin Peter Hewitt, piano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Strange violin, are you following me?
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Saturday 21 March 2009 |
7.30pm
St Martin's Parish Church
Epsom Surrey United Kingdom
Details: Box Office: 01372 744198,
£12.00 and £6.00 (students and under 18)
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Epsom Choral Society
Brahms A German Requiem Cecilia McDowall I know that my redeemer liveth (premiere)
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Friday 20 March 2009 |
7.30pm
St James's, Piccadilly
London United Kingdom
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English Piano Trio
Haydn Trios in C and G minor Hob.XV:21 and 19 Beethoven Trio in C minor op.1 no.3 David Matthews All will grow Great and Powerful again (premiere) Cecilia McDowall The Colour of Blossoms (premiere) Joseph Phibbs The Palace of the Winds (premiere)
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Monday 9 March 2009 |
7.45pm
Library Theatre
Luton Central Library, St George's Square Luton LU1 2NG United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Luton Music Club
Gemma Rosefield, cello Simon Lepper, piano
Frescobaldi Toccata Cecilia McDowall Falling Angels Grieg Sonata in A minor Op 36 Chopin Sonata in G minor Op 65 Martinu Variations on a theme of Rossini
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Sunday 8 March 2009 |
Gerolzhofen Germany
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Weibermusik
Ensemble Tityre
Cecilia McDowall Not just a place for flute, oboe/cor and piano
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Saturday 28 February 2009 |
3.00pm
Great Hall
University College School, Hampstead London NW3 6XH United Kingdom
Details: E-mail
£15
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David Sonin's Memorial Concert
Deborah Calland, trumpet Jennifer Bate, organ Sally Silver, soprano Penelope Thwaite, piano Gemma Rosefield, cello Nicola Eimer, piano Highgate Choral Society Charles Owen, piano Wihan quartet
Handel Let the bright seraphim (trumpet and organ) Handel Eternal source of light divine (soprano) Grainger Colonial song (piano) Haydn Andante and variations (piano) Cecilia McDowall Falling Angels (cello and piano) Fauré In Paradisum (Requiem), Cantique de Jean Racine Chopin Sonata no.3 in B minor (piano) Schubert Impromptu op.142 no.3 (piano) Bach Toccata and Fugue in D minor (organ) Schubert Quintet 1st two movements Parry I was glad
All proceeds will be donated to St. Luke's Hospice
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Wednesday 18 February 2009 |
5.30pm
Performing Arts Building (PATS) Studio 1
University of Surrey Campus Guildford Surrey United Kingdom
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Rush Hour Concert
Emily Pettet, violin Laura Cook, flute Davey Berryman, flute University of Surrey Chamber Orchestra
Bach Brandenburg Concerto No.4 Cecilia McDowall Great Hills
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Monday 9 February 2009 |
7.30pm
St John's
Smith Square London United Kingdom
Details: Web site
£12 (£8) Available from St John's Box Office.
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Bluecoat Concert
Christ's Hospital choir, orchestra, brass, wind and jazz ensemble
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall The night garden from Lonely Hearts
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Sunday 25 January 2009 |
7.30pm
The Hall, Henrietta Barnet
Hampstead Garden Suburbs United Kingdom
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Mill Hill Music Club
Sonus Ensemble Cunnold, soprano Louisa Barry, mezzo-soprano Merel van der Knoop, piano Jezz James, tenor
Cecilia McDowall Shakespeare songs: How should I my truelove know? First Rehearse
An exciting group of young, talented artistes performing an evening of songs from the operas and musicals all inspired by Shakespeare.
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Saturday 17 January 2009 |
7.45pm
Beaconsfield High School
Wattleton Road Beaconsfield United Kingdom
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The Thorne Trio Ilid Jones, oboe, Esther Sheridan, clarinet, Alex Thornloe, bassoon
Handel arr. A. Thorneloe Arrival of the Queen of Sheba Mozart Divertimento No. 4 Bach Suite III: Bourree 1 & II for Solo Bassoon Gordon Jacob Preamble & Homage to J.S.B., from Five Pieces for Solo Clarinet Cecilia McDowall Century Dances Julius Fucik Stary brucoun Haydn Divertimento No. 2 for Solo Oboe Ibert Cinq Pieces en Trio Britten Six Metamorphoses After Ovid, for Solo Oboe Elgar Chanson du Matin Stefan de Haan Divertimento
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Friday 9 January 2009 |
9.45pm
Purcell Room, Front Room
South Bank London United Kingdom
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Park Lane Group
Horns Aloud
Cecilia McDowall Distance and Moon for Horn Quartet
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1.00pm
St Olave's Church
Hart Street, Tower Hill London EC3 United Kingdom
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Lunchtime concert
Sian Phillips, violin Per Rundberg, piano
Cecilia McDowall Strange violin, are you following me?
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Wednesday 24 December 2008 |
Westminster Presbyterian
Buffalo, NY United States of America
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Christmas concert
Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est (chamber orchestra version)
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Tuesday 23 December 2008 |
Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de la Peña de Francia
Tenerife Spain
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Christmas concert
Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
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Saturday 20 December 2008 |
7.30pm
St Matthew's Church
Northampton NN1 4RY United Kingdom
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Angels we have heard on high
Northampton Bach Choir Northampton High School Junior Choir+ Lee Dunleavy, conductor Kate Miller, conductor+
Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est with selections from Bach's Christmas Oratorio and Carols old and new
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7.30pm
Alton Maltings Centre
Alton Hampshire United Kingdom
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Alton Choral Society Christopher Gardner, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Of a Rose
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7:30pm
St Botolph's Church
Lansdowne Road, Heene Worthing United Kingdom
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Christmas concert
Worthing Choral Society, Rose Setten, soprano, Adrian Bawtree, conductor with St Botolph's Church Choir Salvation Army Band
programme to include Cecilia McDowall Christus natus est
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Wednesday 17 December 2008 |
7:30pm
St Saviour's Church
Eastbourne United Kingdom
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Academy Voices, John Hancorn, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Ave maris stella
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Tuesday 16 December 2008 |
13.05pm
Fairfield Halls
Croydon Surrey United Kingdom
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Christmas lunchtime concert
Trinity Boys Choir David Swinson, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Christus natus est
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Sunday 14 December 2008 |
7.30pm
West Kirk of Helensburgh
Helensburgh Scotland United Kingdom
Details: Web site 01436 676279
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Christmas Concert
Helensburgh Oratorio Choir Martin Speller, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
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Saturday 13 December 2008 |
St Mary's Church
W. Horsley Surrey United Kingdom
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Christmas Carol Concert
Horsley Choral Society David Wordsworth, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Angels for the Nativity
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7.30pm
All Saints Church
The Drive, Hove, Sussex United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Christmas Classics
Sussex Voiceworks Mardi Brass Peter Farrant, conductor
to include: Handel's Messiah and seasonal favourites by Mozart, Tavener, RVW and popular carols for all. Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
A dazzling array of seasonal favourites with traditional carol for all. Special guests will be one of London’s Premiere Brass Ensemble's MardiBrass who return by popular demand. Famous Christmas music from Handel's Messiah will feature alongside McDowall's joyous and powerful Christmas Cantata Christus Natus Est. V.Williams' dramatic Old Hundredth will open the programme to commemorate the 50th Anniversary of his death and marriage at All Saint's Church Hove in 1897.
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7.30pm
Harrow School, Speech Room
5 High Street, Harrow on the Hill, Middlesex HA1 3HP United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Christmas Concert 2008
Harrow Choral Society Brass, organ and percussion Simon Williams, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
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2pm and 8pm
Mondavi Center
Davis California United States of America
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Home for the Holidays
Sacramento Choral Society and Orchestra, Donald Kendrick, conductor
to include: Christmas carols old and new. Cecilia McDowall: Angelus ad virginem (Christus natus est)
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2:30pm
The Great Hall, Sherfield Building,
Imperial College London United Kingdom
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Royal College of Music Junior Department
Royal College of Music Choir Royal College of Music Brass Neil Ferris, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
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Sunday 7 December 2008 |
7.30pm
St Mary’s Church
Church Street Twickenham, Middx TW1 3NJ United Kingdom
Details: Web site
£12 suggested donation
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A Christmas Journey
The Joyful Company of Singers Peter Broadbent, conductor
A Christmas Journey from the prophecies of Isaiah as set by Palestrina in the 16th Century, to the Annunciation as presented in very different ways by Cecilia McDowall and Bob Chilcott, to the Birth of Jesus with attendant Angels and Shepherds through to the arrival of the three Kings, as interpreted by Byrd, Victoria, Poulenc and others, this programme celebrates the whole Christmas story. The second half offers arrangements of popular Christmas melodies by composers ranging from Vaughan Williams to Andrew Carter, with a typically irreverent view from Tom Lehrer.
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Saturday 6 December 2008 |
7.30pm
St Michael's Church
Flower Lane Mill Hill United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Christmas Concert
London Pro Arte Choir conductor, Robin Kimber
Schubert: Mass in Eb Cecilia McDowall: A Fancy of Folksongs
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8.00pm
St Matthew's Church
Durham Road London SW20 United Kingdom
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Advent Concert
The Hill Singers Iestyn Evans, conductor
programme to include; Christus natus est
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Thursday 4 December 2008 |
1.00pm
Read Theatre, level 5, Sherfield Buliding, Imperial College
South Kensington London SW7 United Kingdom
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Lunchtime recital
Damian Thantrey, baritone and Peter Hewitt, piano
Programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Christmas Eve at Sea
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Sunday 30 November 2008 |
4:00pm
Trinity Cathedral
2620, Capitol Avenue, Sacramento California United States of America
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Winter Solstice Concert
Camerata California Ava DeLara Daniel Canosa, conductor
Goecki, Totus Tuus Puccini, Magnificat Britten, Rejoice in the Lamb John Rutter, What Sweeter Music Cecilia McDowall Christus natus est
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Thursday 27 November 2008 |
7.30pm
The Lights
West Street Andover United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Andover Music Club
The Thorne Trio
programme to include: Century Dances
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Sunday 23 November 2008 |
6.00pm
Exeter College
Oxford United Kingdom
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Choral Evensong
Choir of Exeter College Alistair Reid, conductor Revd Dr Laurence Whitley, Minister of Glasgow Cathedral, preacher
Ayleward: Preces and Responses Cecilia McDowall: St Martin's Canticles MacMillan: Christus Vincit
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Saturday 22 November 2008 |
7.30pm
St Matthew's Church
Northampton United Kingdom
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St Cecilia's Day concert
Joanne Dexter, soprano Clare McCaldin, mezzo-soprano Orchestra Nova Northampton Bach Choir Lee Dunleavy, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat William Alwyn Autumn Legend John Rutter Magnificat
This concert compares and contrasts two different settings of the Magnificat, the song of praise of the Virgin Mary, by two living composers. Autumn Legend was written by the Northampton born composer William Alwyn for solo Cor Anglais and strings.
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Monday 17 November 2008 |
London SW7 United Kingdom
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10th anniversary of the Cavatina Chamber Music Trust
Wihan Quartet Carducci Quartet The Thorne Trio Catriona Scott, clarinet, Gemma Rosefield, cello, Michael Dussek, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Cavatina at Midnight (clarinet, cello and piano)
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Sunday 16 November 2008 |
10.30am
Westminster Cathedral
London United Kingdom
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Solemn Mass
Westminster Cathedral Choir Martin Baker, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: A Canterbury Mass
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Saturday 15 November 2008 |
8:00pm
Sacred Heart Church
39th Street and J Street Sacremento United States of America
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Spirit and Song
Sacramento State University Concert Choir Donald Kendrick, conductor
programme to include: Bob Chilcott The Making of the Drum Cecilia McDowall: A Fancy of Folksongs
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Wednesday 12 November 2008 |
7.30pm
Liverpool University
Liverpool United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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John McCabe, piano
Knussen: Prayer Bell Sketch David Ellis: Old Willows Casken: The Haunting Bough Joubert: Piano Sonata No 2 Emily Howard: Sky and Water Cecilia McDowall: Four Piano Solos McCabe: Tenebrae
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Sunday 9 November 2008 |
3.00pm
Unitarian Congregation
4027 E Lincoln Drive Paradise Valley. Arizona United States of America
Details: Web site
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Caroline Whitaker (soprano) Fine Arts String Orchestra Warren Cohen, conductor
Handel: Concert Grosso Op.6 no.5 Cecilia McDowall: Four Shakespeare Songs for soprano and strings Parry: Lady Radnor Suite
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Friday 24 October 2008 |
8.00pm
Congregational United Church of Christ
30 North Clinton Street Iowa City United States of America
Details: Web site
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Contemporary English Choral Church Music
Kantorei, University of Iowa School of Music Choir Dr Timothy Stalter, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina, Regina Caeli Gabriel Jackson: Three works Paul Spicer: How Love Bleeds Jonathan Harvey: The Angels Howard Skempton: The Flight of Song
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Saturday 18 October 2008 |
3.00pm
Little Missenden Church
United Kingdom
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Little Missenden Festival
Gemma Rosefield, cello, Nicola Eimer, piano
Shostakovich Sonata for cello and piano in D minor Ralph Vaughan Williams Six studies in English folk song James Francis Brown Prospero’s Isle Cecilia McDowall: Falling Angels
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Sunday 12 October 2008 |
7.30pm
St Clement's Parish Church
Sandwich Kent United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Meditations
City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Jo Harris, trumpet Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
Ralph Vaughan Williams Te Deum in G Henry Purcell Trumpet Tune and Air Cecilia McDowall: I have done Frank Martin Mass for double choir James MacMillan In splendoribus sanctorum John Tavener Song for Athene Cecilia McDowall: Three Antiphons Michael Tippett Spirituals from A Child of Our Time James Macmillan Magnificat
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Friday 10 October 2008 |
11:00am
Imperial War Museum
London United Kingdom
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Portsmouth Grammar School CD launch
The Portsmouth Chamber Choir Andrew Cleary, conductor London Mozart Players string quintet
CD A Song more Silent: New Works for Remembrance
Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella
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Wednesday 8 October 2008 |
Plzen
Czech Republic
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Song Festival
Sarah Poole, soprano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Bronte Song cycle, Retrospection, Poor Captive Dove, and Snow.
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Friday 26 September 2008 |
7.30pm
Royston Parish Church
Royston Cambs United Kingdom
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Ave maris stella
Priory Singers Richard Prince, conductor
programme to include Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella
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Monday 25 August 2008 |
2.30pm
St Andrew's Church
Presteigne Powys United Kingdom
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Presteigne Festival
Helen Reid, piano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Colour is the keyboard
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Friday 22 August 2008 |
2.30pm
St Andrew's Church
Presteigne United Kingdom
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Presteigne Festival
Tamsin Waley-Cohen, violin Helen Reid, piano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Strange violin, are you following me?
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Thursday 14 August 2008 |
7.00pm
Notting Hill Community Church
Kensington Park Road London W11 2ES United Kingdom
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Helen Reid, piano
programme to include: Dominic Sewell: Rokeby Venus Cecilia McDowall Keyboard is the colour
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Friday 8 August 2008 |
1.10pm
St Edward's Church
Cambridge United Kingdom
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Cambridge Summer Music Festival
Jinny Shaw, oboe Okeanos
programme to include Cecilia McDowall: Y Deryn Pur
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23 July 2008 - 23 July 2008 |
1.00pm
St Mary's Church
Conwy N Wales United Kingdom
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Conwy Classical Music Festival
The Thorne Trio
programme to include: Handel, Mozart, Schubert Cecilia McDowall: Century Dances
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Saturday 19 July 2008 |
7.30pm
Buxton Methodist Church
Buxton United Kingdom
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The Maia Singers John Pomphrey, conductor
programme to include Cecilia McDowall: Fancy of Folksongs
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Sunday 13 July 2008 |
7.30
St John's Church
Waterloo, South Bank London United Kingdom
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Prize Giving Concert
programme to include: Equal voice choir, conductor Simona Budd Junior Trinity Choir, conductor Mark Griffiths Big Band, conductor Barry Graham Junior Trinity Symphony Orchestra, conductor Andrew Morley
Cecilia McDowall Regina caeli Lutoslawski, Copland
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Friday 11 July 2008 |
9.40am
Llangollen International Music Eisteddfod
Llangollen United Kingdom
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Llangollen 2008
Cantatrici John Walmsley, conductor,
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall Crystal Spring (SSA)
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Sunday 6 July 2008 |
6.30pm
St Andrew's Church
Nuthurst West Sussex United Kingdom
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Shipley Arts Festival
Bernardi Music Group, Andrew Bernardi, violin John Parsons, conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Descending Blue (premiere)
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Friday 4 July 2008 |
6.30pm
Victoria and Albert Museum
South Kensington London SW7 United Kingdom
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V & A Friday Evening Concert
The Salmagundi Ensemble Fiona Mitchell, clarinet Leslie Boulin Raulet, violin Cory Barger, bassoon Michael Wigram, cello Laura Garwin, trumpet Eunice Chow, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Street Café Georges Auric: Suite from Marlborough s'en va t'en guerre (UK premiere) Pablo de Sarasate: Zigeunerweisen for violin and piano James Stephenson: Thinking (world premiere)
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Thursday 3 July 2008 |
St Peter's Church
Great Berkhamsted Herts United Kingdom
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Berkhamsted Collegiate School Prize Giving
Berkhamsted Collegiate School Choir Peter Hopkins, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Towards the morning (premiere) SATB a cappella
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Wednesday 2 July 2008 |
11am
Stockeld Park
Wetherby United Kingdom
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The Northern Aldborough Festival
Jinny Shaw, oboe Epsilon Quartet
Cecilia McDowall: Y Deryn Pur
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Saturday 28 June 2008 |
7.30pm
St Andrew's Church
Clifton Road Worthing United Kingdom
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Worthing Choral Society Adrian Bawtree, conductor
Concert to include, Cecilia McDowall: Fancy of Folksongs
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6pm
Duxford C of E Primary School
St John's Street, Duxford, Cambridgeshire CB2 4RA United Kingdom
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Children's Music Theatre Group, Duxford Arwen Gilbert, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Deep Waters, an eco opera, with libretto by Christie Dickason
Specially commissioned by the W11 Opera for a cast of over 80 children. An opera that is witty but with a dark edge, it has a serious issue at its heart - overfishing.
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7.30
United Kingdom
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Woking Choral Society Nicholas Steinitz, conductor
Concert to include, Cecilia McDowall: Fancy of Folksongs
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Friday 27 June 2008 |
7.30pm
Sedgewick Park House Concert
West Sussex United Kingdom
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Helen Reid, piano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Colour is the keyboard
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Saturday 7 June 2008 |
16.50
Haden Freeman Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music Manchester United Kingdom
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Saxophone recital
Jenni Watson (saxophones) Ben Powell (piano)
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Mein blaues Klavier for soprano saxophone and piano
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Tuesday 3 June 2008 |
11.00
Royal College of Music
Prince Consort Road London SW7 United Kingdom
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Helen Sanger, trumpet
Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
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Thursday 29 May 2008 |
3.30pm
Old Royal Naval Chapel
United Kingdom
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Elizabeth Mantle, soprano Rianka Bouwemeester, piano
William Croft: A Hymn On Divine Musick Vivaldi: Amor hai vinto (Largo) Bach: Ei! wie schmeckt der Coffee süße (Coffee Cantata BWV 211) Poulenc: Fiancaille Pour Rire Cecilia McDowall: Radnor Songs
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Tuesday 27 May 2008 |
tbc
Dorchester Abbey
Oxfordshire United Kingdom
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English Music Festival
The London Chorus Ronald Corp, conductor
Concert to include, Cecilia McDowall: The skies in their magnificence (premiere)
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Wednesday 21 May 2008 |
7pm
Over-Seas House
Park Place, St James's Street London SW1 United Kingdom
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Gala Fundraising Concert for the Presteigne Festival
Gemma Rosefield, cello Nicola Eimer, piano
works by Brahms, Fauré, Martinu and Adrian Williams Cecilia McDowall: Falling Angels
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Sunday 18 May 2008 |
10am
St Pancras Parish Church
Euston Road London NW1 United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Choral Eucharist
Rt Revd Graeme Knowles, preacher
Robert Saxton: Locus iste Cecilia McDowall: A Canterbury Mass Graham Ross: O Sacrum Convivium Gabriel Jackson: St Asaph Toccata
London Festival of Contemporary Church Music
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Friday 16 May 2008 |
1.10pm
St Olave's
Tower Hill London United Kingdom
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Lunchtime recital
Daniel Roberts, piano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice
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Saturday 10 May 2008 |
7.30pm
St Mary's Church
Market Place Stockport, Cheshire United Kingdom
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'Welcome May' - a celebration of Spring
The Maia Singers John Pomphrey, conductor
programme to include: Alan Bullard: Welcome May (premiere, new orchestrated version) Alan Bullard: Suite for recorder, harp and strings (premiere) Antony Hopkins: Concerto for recorder (premiere) Cecilia McDowall: Fancy of Folksongs
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Thursday 8 May 2008 |
7.45pm
Christ Church
Hampstead Square London NW3 United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Chamber Music at Christ Church
Catriona Scott, clarinet Gemma Rosefield, cello Michael Dussek, piano
Frederyk Chopin: Cello Sonata in G minor Op 65 Cecilia McDowall: Cavatina at Midnight (world première of a CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust commission) Adam Gorb: Reconciliation Johannes Brahms: Trio in A minor Op 114
Hampstead and Highgate Festival 2008 event HHF03
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Monday 5 May 2008 |
6.30pm
Windlesham School
West Sussex United Kingdom
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Shipley Festival: King Leo
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-cantata, librettist, Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry.
Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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Saturday 3 May 2008 |
7.30pm
St Mary's Church
Shipley W.Sussex United Kingdom
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Shipley Arts Festival
Bernardi Music Group conductors, Nic Pendlebury, David Wordsworth
programme to include Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella Cecilia McDowall: new work (premiere)
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Thursday 1 May 2008 |
18.00
St Portsmouth Cathedral
Portsmouth United Kingdom
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Ascension Day Choral Evensong
Cantate Andrew Cleary, conductor
service to include: Cecilia McDowall: Rise heart: thy Lord is risen (premiere)
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Tuesday 29 April 2008 |
1.05pm
Wesley's Chapel
City Road London United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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The Salmagundi Ensemble:
Fiona Mitchell, clarinet Cory Barger, bassoon Laura Garwin, trumpet Leslie Boulin Raulet, violin Michael Wigram, cello Eunice Chow, piano
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Street Café Frédéric Chopin: Ballade No. 4 in F minor, op.52 Maurice Ravel: Sonata for Violin and Piano No. 2 in G Major Bohuslav Martinů: La Revue de Cuisine
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Sunday 27 April 2008 |
3.30pm
St John's
Smith Square London SW1 United Kingdom
Details: St. John's Box Office E-mail 020 7435 0790
£18 concessions £15 all seats unreserved
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A concert for Cancerkin for people affected by breast cancer
Peter Fisher violin Peter Hewitt piano
programme to include: Kreisler, Prokofiev, Fauré, Castelnuovo Tedesco Cecilia McDowall: Strange violin, are you following me? (premiere)
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Friday 18 April 2008 |
Knights Templar School
Baldock Hertfordshire United Kingdom
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City of London Sinfonia Jo Cullen, conductor
Concert to include, Cecilia McDowall: Great Hills Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No 4 Britten: Simple Symphony Grieg: Holberg Suite
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Saturday 12 April 2008 |
7.30pm
St Albans Cathedral and Abbey Church
Holywell Hill St Albans AL1 1BY United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)7884 231958
£20; £16.50: £12.50 (£5 unreserved)
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Mozart Requiem and McDowall première
Charlotte Mobbs, soprano Frances Bourne, mezzo soprano Mark Dobell, tenor Christopher Foster, bass St Albans Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Franz Schubert: Magnificat in C, D486 Arvo Pärt: Fratres Cecilia McDowall: Laudate (St Albans Choral Society commission - world première) Mozart: Requiem in D minor, K626
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Sunday 30 March 2008 |
8.10 am
Portsmouth Cathedral
Portsmouth United Kingdom
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Sunday Worship BBC Radio 4
Cantate Andrew Cleary, conductor
Morning service to include: Cecilia McDowall: Rise heart: thy Lord is risen (premiere)
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Saturday 29 March 2008 |
7.30pm
St Michael and All Angels
Bath Road London W4 United Kingdom
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Addison Chamber Choir David Wordsworth conductor
programme to include: Cecilia McDowall: Three Latin motets: Ave Regina Ave Maria Regina Caeli
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Thursday 20 March 2008 |
6.30pm
National Galleries of Scotland
The Mound Edinburgh United Kingdom
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Live Music Now
Flutes en Route
The flute quartet present a program of works inspired by nature including music from Eugène Bozza's Quartet Jour d'ete a la montagne, Cecilia McDowall's: Hotfoot, Marc Berthomieu's Les Chats and Casterede's Flutes en Vacances. In association with Live Music Now Scotland.
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Sunday 16 March 2008 |
7.30pm
Wingham Parish Church
Wingham Canterbury, Kent United Kingdom
Details: 01227 700673
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Music for Easter on Palm Sunday
City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Andrew Parnell, organ George Vass, conductor
J S Bach: Motet - O Jesu Christ, meins Lebens Licht, BWV118 Anton Bruckner: Christus factus est Antonio Lotti: Crucifixus Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Ave verum corpus, K618 Gregorio Allegri: Miserere Gabriel Fauré: Cantique de Jean Racine, Op 11 Cecilia McDowall: I have done what was mine to do Frank Martin: Mass for double choir Felix Mendelssohn: Verleih uns Frieden
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7.30
Methodist Church
Bollington, Stockport Cheshire United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Bollington Festival Choir Donald Judge conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella Mozart: Requiem
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Saturday 8 March 2008 |
7.45
Bushey Hall School
London road Bushey WD23 3AA United Kingdom
Details: 01923 774229
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Spring Classics
David Adams violin Bushey Symphony Orchestra George Vass conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Rain, Steam and Speed Sergei Prokofiev Violin Concerto No 2 in G minor, Op63 Ludwig van Beethoven Symphony No 7 in A, Op 92
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Friday 15 February 2008 |
1.30
Blackheath Concert Halls
United Kingdom
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Vesuvio Wind Quintet
Cecilia McDowall: Winter Music works by by Milhaud and Grainger
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Sunday 3 February 2008 |
Christ's Hospital
Horsham United Kingdom
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ABCD Chor Fest
Newstead Singers Lesley Cooper conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Lonely Hearts
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Tuesday 15 January 2008 |
7.00pm
Godalming College
Surrey United Kingdom
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piano recital
Helen Reid, piano
Debussy: Preludes Haydn: Fantasy Ravel: Menuet Antique Cecilia McDowall: Colour is the Keyboard Chopin: 2 Nocturnes Gershwin: 3 Preludes
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Wednesday 9 January 2008 |
1.05pm
St Olave's Church
Hart Street London United Kingdom
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lunchtime recital
Helen Reid, piano
Debussy: Preludes Haydn: Fantasy Ravel: Menuet Antique Cecilia McDowall: Colour is the Keyboard Chopin: 2 Nocturnes Gershwin: 3 Preludes
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Monday 7 January 2008 |
7.45pm
Purcell Room
South Bank London United Kingdom
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Park Lane Concerts
Gemma Rosefield cello Nicola Eimer piano
Cecilia McDowall: Falling Angels
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1.10pm
St James's Church
Piccadilly London W1J United Kingdom
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lunchtime recital
Helen Reid, piano
Debussy: Preludes Haydn: Fantasy Ravel: Menuet Antique Cecilia McDowall: Colour is the Keyboard (London premiere) Chopin: Two Nocturnes Gershwin: Three Preludes
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Tuesday 25 December 2007 |
4.00pm
Ely Cathedral
Ely United Kingdom
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Evensong
The Cathedral Choirs The Ely Imps The Ely Sinfonia Paul Trepte, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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Saturday 22 December 2007 |
St Paul's Church
Bedford United Kingdom
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Christmas concert in aid of Macmillan Nurses
Concord Singers Mary Lock, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Now may we singen as it is
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7.30pm
Ely Cathedral
Ely Cambridgeshire United Kingdom
Details: Web site E-mail Box Office: 01353 660349
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Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
The Cathedral Choirs The Ely Imps The Ely Sinfonia Paul Trepte, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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Thursday 20 December 2007 |
Carrigtwohill Parish Church
Co Cork Ireland
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Christmas Concert
St Aloysius College
Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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7.30pm
Cadogan Hall
Sloane Square London United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Royal Philharmonic Orchestra with the Joyful Company of Singers
Roderick Williams: O Adonai Trad. French arr. Roderick Elms: O Come, O Come Emmanuel Brahms arr. Binkerd: Chorale Prelude: Es ist ein ros entsprungen Praetorius/Sandstrom: Es ist ein' ros entsprungen Herbert Howells: A Spotless Rose J S Bach arr. Roderick Elms: Wachet auf ('Sleepers Awake') Trad. Basque arr. Roderick Elms: Gabriel's Message Arnold Bax: Five Fantasies on Polish Christmas Carols Holst: Christmas Day Handel: Messiah (excerpts) Roger Quilter: A Children's Overture Trad. French arr. Roderick Elms: Angels from the Realms of Glory Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Cornelius arr. Ivor Atkins: The Three Kings J H Hopkins arr. Roderick Elms: We Three Kings of Orient Are Trad. Czech arr. Roderick Elms: Rocking Trad. arr. Roderick Elms: In Dulci Jubilo
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Sunday 16 December 2007 |
7.00pm
Lancaster Church of brethren
Pennsylvania United States of America
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The Starlight Christmas Tea Concert
Chancel Choir Carillon Bell Choir Keystone Brass Quintet
programme to include Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Daniel Pinkham, John Rutter, David Willcocks
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3.00pm
Church of the Assumption
Harvest Road, Englefield Green, nr Staines Middx United Kingdom
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Christmas Carol Concert
The Hythe Singers St Cuthbert's School Choir conductor, Paul Plummer
programme to include Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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2.30pm
Chiltern Edge School
Sonning Common Berks United Kingdom
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South Chiltern Choral Society Christmas Concert
South Chiltern Choral Society conductor: Gwyn Arch
programme to include Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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Saturday 15 December 2007 |
St John's Church
Spalding Lincs United Kingdom
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Christmas Carol Concert
South Holland Singers Rodin Carter, conductor
programme to include Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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Corn Exchange
Bedford United Kingdom
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Christmas Concert
Concord Singers Mary Lock, conductor Bedford Choral Society
Cecilia McDowall: Now may we singen as it is (premiere)
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7.30pm
Chiltern Edge School
Sonning Common Berks United Kingdom
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South Chiltern Choral Society Christmas Concert
South Chiltern Choral Society conductor: Gwyn Arch
programme to include Alan Bullard, A Feast of Christmas Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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7.30pm
Wesley Methodist Church
Queens Road Reading United Kingdom
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Reading Festival Chorus Christmas Concert
Reading Festival Chorus Taplow Children's Choir Janet Lincé, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Charpentier: Messe de Minuit Carols for choir and audience
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Friday 14 December 2007 |
2.15pm
Portsmouth Cathedral
St Thomas' Street Old Portsmouth PO1 2HH United Kingdom
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Portsmouth Grammar School Carol Service
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Talking Turkeys!! (carol) (premiere)
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Wednesday 12 December 2007 |
Perth Concert Hall
Perth United Kingdom
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Dollar Academy Concert
Preparatory, Junior and Senior Choirs and Orchestra of Dollar Academy Director of Music: John McGonigle
Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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Sunday 9 December 2007 |
7.30pm
Reigate Park Church
Park Lane East, Reigate Surrey United Kingdom
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Seasonal Favourites
Reigate and Redhill Choral Society Peter Farrant, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est John Rutter: Magnificat Vaughan Williams: The Lark Ascending
A fantastic mix of seasonal favourites to capture the true spirit of Christmas. John Rutter's festive Magnificat features alongside which topped the 2007 ClassicFM Hall of Fame and is performed as part of a season-long celebration of the 50th anniversary of Vaughan Williams' death in 2008. The concert will also feature a special guest appearance by British composer Cecilia McDowall, who will introduce her joyous Christmas cantata Christus Natus Est, which incorporates five popular Christmas carols. The concert also includes a wonderful selection of traditional carols for all.
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Saturday 8 December 2007 |
8.00pm
Sacred Heart Chapel
Los Angeles United States of America
Details: Web site 310-338-7588
$15/$12
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Gala Christmas Concert
Consort Singers, the Women's Choir and the Consort Choir of the Loyola Marymount University Department of Music Dr Mary Bredon, conductor
programme to include Buxtehude Das neugeborne Kindelein Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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7.30pm
Solihull Methodist Church
Solihull United Kingdom
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Sing this Night
Soilhull Choral Society with Choristers of St Thomas's, Stourbridge Andrew Fletcher, conductor
Carols for all Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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7.30pm
St Luke's Church
Sydney Street London SW3 6HN United Kingdom
Details: Web site
£10
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A Christmas Concert
The London Welsh Chorale the London Welsh Brass Ensemble Kenneth Bowen, conductor
A programme of readings, carols for choir and audience Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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Friday 7 December 2007 |
Kensington W8 United Kingdom
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Private carol service
Colet Court Choir, St Paul's Scool Tim Frost
Carol service to include Cecilia McDowall: Christmas Bells
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Thursday 6 December 2007 |
8.00pm
Sacred Heart Chapel
Los Angeles United States of America
Details: Web site 310-388-7588
$12
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Gala Christmas Choral Concert
Consort Singers,the Women's Choir and the Consort Choir of the Loyola Marymount University Department of Music Dr Mary Bredon, conductor
programme to include Buxtehude Das neugeborne Kindelein Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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Sunday 2 December 2007 |
Parish Church
Settle North Yorkshire United Kingdom
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Langcliffe Singers Viva Voce Youth Choir conductor, Tricia Rees-Jones
Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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6pm
Church of St Mary
Sturminster Marshall Wimborne, Dorset United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Advent Carol Sevice
Collegium Vocale
Burton Veni, Veni Emmanuel Byrd Virgo Dei Genetrix Gombert Magnificat Tertii et Octavi Toni Cecilia McDowall: Annunciation Porter There is no rose Praetorius Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme
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Friday 30 November 2007 |
8pm
St Lawrence Martyr Church
Redondo Beach United States of America
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Consort Singers, the Women's Choir and the Consort Choir of the Loyola Marymount University Department of Music Dr Mary Bredon, conductor
programme to include Buxtehude Das neugeborne Kindelein Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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1.15pm
Blackheath Halls Recital Room
23 Lee Road London SE3 9RQ United Kingdom
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Lunchtime recital
Elizabeth Mantle, soprano Laia Armengol, piano
programme to include, Cecilia McDowall: Radnor Songs Walton, Quilter and Britten
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Wednesday 28 November 2007 |
6.45pm
Austrian Cultural Forum
28 Rutland Gate London SW7 1PQ United Kingdom
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Nina Bernsteiner recital
Nina Bernsteiner, soprano István Bonyhádi, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Four Shakespeare Songs Cecilia McDowall: If there are angels Songs by Robert Schumann, Hugo Wolf, Sergej Rachmaninov, Richard Strauss
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Saturday 24 November 2007 |
7.30pm
The Crossing Church and Centre
Worksop United Kingdom
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King Leo
The London Schubert Players and Portland School, Worksop. Allan Hughes, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, librettist, Sarah Dawson (1993)
See above for details of King Leo
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2.30pm
The Crossing Church and Centre
Worksop United Kingdom
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King Leo
The London Schubert Players and Portland School, Worksop. Allan Hughes, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, librettist, Sarah Dawson (1993)
See above for details of King Leo
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Friday 23 November 2007 |
7.30pm
The Crossing Church and Centre
Worksop United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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King Leo
The London Schubert Players and Portland School, Worksop. Allan Hughes, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, librettist, Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry.
Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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Sunday 18 November 2007 |
7.30pm
St John's
Smith Square London SW1P 3HA United Kingdom
Details: Box Office Web site +44 (0)20 7222 1061
£18; £14; £10 (unreserved)
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Gala Concert
Rachel Nicholls, soprano Frances Bourne, mezzo soprano Andrew Carwood, tenor Michael Bundy, baritone Finchley Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Georg Frideric Handel: Coronation anthem Zadok the Priest Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat Joseph Haydn: Mass in D minor Missa in angustiis
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Wednesday 14 November 2007 |
6pm
Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church
235 Shaftesbury Avenue London WC2H 8EP United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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Bloomsbury international Recitals
Louise Adamson, mezzo soprano Emma Vallender, oboe Leo Nicholson, piano
programme to include Cecilia McDowall: White Fox Woman, a mini opera for oboe and mezzo soprano
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Sunday 11 November 2007 |
8pm
St Thomas's Cathedral
Old Portsmouth Portsmouth United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)23 9268 1393
£7 (£5 concessions)
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Remembrance Sunday Concert
London Mozart Players Nicolae Moldoveanu, conductor Portsmouth Grammar School Chamber Choir (director Andrew Cleary) Victoria Holden, flute - PGS pupil Sophie Bevan, soprano Michael Chance, countertenor Ben Johnson, tenor Dawid Kimberg, bass
Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella Mozart: Flute Concerto Lynne Plowman: Cries Like Silence Tarik O'Regan: And There was a Great Calm Sally Beamish: The Lion and the Deer (world premiere)
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11.30am
Lauderdale House
Waterflow Park, Highgate Hill London N6 5HG United Kingdom
Details: Web site
£7 (£5 concs; £1 school children)
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Flautet Jak Berry, Caroline Dromey, Lauren Turner, Marielle Way (flutes)
Cecilia McDowall: Hotfoot Damase: Quatuor de flutes Jongen: Elegie Mozart: Overture to The Marriage of Figaro Debussy: Arabesques I & II Mower: Fictions Suite
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Wednesday 7 November 2007 |
1.10pm
St James
Piccadilly London United Kingdom
Details: Web site
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The Night Trumpeter
Divertimento 21 Jo Harris, trumpet Ben Palmer, conductor
Stravinsky: Suite The Soldier's Tale Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
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Monday 15 October 2007 |
1.00pm
St Martin in the Fields
London United Kingdom
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Lunchtime concert
Salmagundi Ensemble with Paul Archibald
Cecilia McDowall: Street Café Francis Poulenc: Allegro tristamente (Sonata for Clarinet and Piano) Kenneth Leighton: Elegy for Cello and Piano Bohuslav Martinu: La Revue de Cuisine
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Friday 28 September 2007 |
7.30pm
Steinway Hall
Phoenix Arizona United States of America
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Four Shakespeare Songs
Carolyn Whitaker, soprano Robert Altizer, baritone Warren Cohen, piano
Finzi: Dies Natalis (last two movements) Finzi: Let Us Garlands Bring Cecilia McDowall: Four Shakespeare Songs Vaughan Williams: Bright is the Ring of Words
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Tuesday 9 January 2007 |
1.05pm
St Olave's Church
Hart Street London United Kingdom
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Helen Reid, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Colour is the Keyboard
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Monday 27 August 2007 |
7pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys United Kingdom
Details: website
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Schumann Piano Quartet Plus
Virginia Shaw, oboe Sara Trickey, violin Sarah-Jane Bradley, viola Alice Neary, cello Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
Benjamin Britten: Phantasy Quartet, Op 2 Peter Fribbins: Fantasia on Bugail Yr Hafod (world premiere - Presteigne Festival 25th Anniversary Commission) Donald Francis Tovey: Elegiac variations, Op 25 Cecilia McDowall: Y Deryn Pur (world premiere - Presteigne Festival 25th Anniversary Commission) Schumann: Piano Quartet in E flat, Op 44
Presteigne Festival 2007 event 19
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| | Sunday 26 August 2007 |
11am
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys United Kingdom
Details: website
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Festival Eucharist
City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
David Matthews: Psalm 23: The Lord is my Shepherd Cecilia McDowall: A Canterbury Mass Edward Elgar: Ave verum corpus, Op 2 No 1 Fauré: Cantique de Jean Racine, Op 11
Presteigne Festival 2007
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| | Saturday 25 August 2007 |
7.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys United Kingdom
Details: website
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Joan Hughes Memorial Concert
Virginia Shaw, oboe Charlotte Mobbs, soprano Lucie Spicková, mezzo soprano Mark Dobell, tenor Eamonn Dougan, bass City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Presteigne Festival Orchestra George Vass, conductor
William Mathias: Intrada, Op 54 Peter Sculthorpe: Second Sonata for string orchestra Hilary Tann: Shakkei: a diptych for oboe and small orchestra (world premiere - Presteigne Festival 25th Anniversary Commission) Joseph Haydn: Mass in G, Hob XXII:6 'St Nicolas Mass' Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella
Presteigne Festival 2007 event 11
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Chester Cathedral
Chester United Kingdom
Details: website
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Gala Concert
Joyful Company of Singers Peter Broadbent, conductor Laudibus The Magnificat Children's Choir Budapest Manchester Boys' Choir The North West Honour Choir
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli (sung by the Joyful Company of Singers)
22nd Annual ABCD Convention
The convention runs from 24-26 August at the University of Chester
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| | Monday 20 August 2007 |
5pm
Dartington Hall
Totnes Devon TQ9 6EL United Kingdom
Details: website
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Dartington concert
Paul Goodey, oboe Linda Hirst, mezzo soprano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: White Fox Woman
Dartington Summer School
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| | Friday 17 August 2007 |
Regent Hall
Oxford Street London United Kingdom
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Radnor Songs
Liz Mantle, soprano Suzy Ruffles, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Radnor Songs
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| | Keele University Chapel
Keele Staffordshire ST5 5BG United Kingdom
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Oh, no John!
Sing for Pleasure summer school Ian Shirley, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: 'Oh, no John!' (Fancy of Folksongs)
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| | Sunday 5 August 2007 |
Dartington Hall
Totnes Devon TQ9 6EL United Kingdom
Details: website
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Helen Reid at Dartington
Helen Reid, piano Mark Rowan-Hull, artist
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Colour is the keyboard (première) Premières by Huw Watkins, Diana Burrell, David Matthews and Naresh Sohal
Dartington Summer School
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| | Tuesday 17 July 2007 |
1.05pm
Lincoln's Inn Chapel
London United Kingdom
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Laura Garwin and Juliet Edwards, trumpet and piano
Halsey Stevens: Sonata for Trumpet and Piano Schubert: Moments Musicaux, nos 2 and 3 Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter Joseph Turrin: Psalm, from Two Portraits
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| | Sunday 15 July 2007 |
6.30pm
St Andrew's Church
Nuthurst West Sussex United Kingdom
Details: website
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Concert for St Andrew's Church, Nuthurst
Andrew Bernardi, violin Linda Coffin, flute Bruce Martin, flute Nic Pendlebury, conductor Bernardi Chamber Ensemble
Vaughan Williams: Tallis Fantasia Elgar: Introduction and Allegro Cecilia McDowall: The Great Hills, concerto for violin, two flutes and string orchestra, based on Belloc's Tales (Shipley Arts Festival commission)
Shipley Arts Festival
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Chiswick Catholic Centre
2 Duke's Avenue London W4 United Kingdom
Details: website
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Blenheim Concerts
Amy Dickson, saxophone Catherine Milledge, piano
Milhaud: Scaramouche Cecilia McDowall: Mein Blaues Klavier Turnage: Two Elegies Framing a Shout Gershwin: Three Preludes Désenclos: Prélude, Cadence et Finale Wood: Cries of the Sentor Hindson: In Search of Ecstasy Bozza: Aria Iturralde: Pequeña Czarda
Amy Dickson was born in Australia where she won the Symphony Australia Young Performer of the Year Award 2004. She was also the first saxophonist to win the Gold Medal at the Royal Overseas League Competition in London in the same year. She works closely with Catherine Milledge who, as a soloist, pianist and chamber musician, has performed in London venues including the Queen Elizabeth Hall, the Purcell Room and the Wigmore Hall. The Blenheim Music Circle was formed in 1987 to promote public concerts and recitals by professional musicians in the Chiswick area of West London, UK. It is entirely dependent on members' subscriptions, ticket sales and advertising support from local businesses. Concerts and recitals from 2005 onwards are given under the name of Blenheim Concerts.
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| | Saturday 14 July 2007 |
7.30pm
Lyddington
Rutland United Kingdom
Details: website
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Chaconne Brass
Torbjörn Hultmark, trumpet Mark Kesel, trumpet Simon de Souza, horn Emily White, trombone James Doherty, tuba
Rameau( arr C. Mitchell): Overture from Castor et Pollux Albinoni (arr M. Kesel): Concerto Op 7 No 6 Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro Jr. Jacob van Eyck (arr T. Hultmark: Psalm Malcolm Arnold: Quintet for Brass J S Bach: Little Fugue in G minor Hummel (arr C. Mitchell): Variations on the march from Les Deux Journées by Cherubini Ben Castle: Picture This Fats Waller: Ain?t Misbehavin? Traditional: Just A Closer Walk
Music in Lyddington 2007
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| | Thursday 12 July 2007 |
9pm
Auditório Claudio Santoro
Campos do Jordão Brazil
Details: website
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London Brass
Andy Crowley, trumpet Gareth Small, trumpet Martin Owen, horn Robb Tooley, trombone Oren Marshall, tuba
Praetorius (arr. Paul Archibald): Dances of Terpsichore Domenico Scarlatti (arr. Stephen Dodgson): Three Sonatas Malcolm Arnold: Brass Quintet Op 73 J S Bach (arr. T Jackson): Toccata and Fugue in D minor Karl Jenkins (arr. Tony Small): The Adiemus Collection Oren Marshall: Bush Baby - Parts 1 and 2 Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscura Albeniz (arr. Richard Bissill): España
Festival de Inverno
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| | Saturday 7 July 2007 |
7.30pm
Cartmel Priory Church
Grange over Sands Cumbria United Kingdom
Details: website
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'An evening of music to suit all tastes'
Delia Corrie, reader Ian Tate, piano The Maia Singers John Pomphrey, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: 'Green Bushes' and 'O no John!' (A Fancy of Folksongs)
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| | Saturday 30 June 2007 |
7pm
Parish Church
Settle North Yorkshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Last Night at the Proms
Julia Glossop, mezzo soprano Langcliffe Singers Settle Orchestra
To include: Cecilia McDowall: A Fancy of Folksongs Ernest Tomlinson: Fantasia on North Country Tunes Arthur Butterworth: Creatures of the night Choral music by Percy Grainger A selection of favourites from 'the last night of the proms'
Extended interval - bring your own picnic Wet weather facilities available
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| | Thursday 28 June 2007 |
6.30pm
Loretto Theatre
The Compass School, Haddington East Lothian United Kingdom
Details: website
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King Leo
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry. Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Wednesday 27 June 2007 |
2pm
Loretto Theatre
The Compass School, Haddington East Lothian United Kingdom
Details: website
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King Leo
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry. Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Monday 25 June 2007 |
Duxford C of E Primary School
St John's Street, Duxford Cambridgeshire CB2 4RA United Kingdom
Details: website
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King Leo
Children's Music Theatre Group, Duxford Arwen Gilbert, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
Duxford Saturday Workshop
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry. Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Saturday 23 June 2007 |
Duxford C of E Primary School
St John's Street, Duxford Cambridgeshire CB2 4RA United Kingdom
Details: website
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King Leo
Children's Music Theatre Group, Duxford Arwen Gilbert, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
Duxford Saturday Workshop
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry. Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | 7pm
Christ Church
Skipton North Yorkshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Last Night at the Proms
Julia Glossop, mezzo soprano Langcliffe Singers Settle Orchestra
To include: Cecilia McDowall: A Fancy of Folksongs Ernest Tomlinson: Fantasia on North Country Tunes Arthur Butterworth: Creatures of the night Choral music by Percy Grainger A selection of favourites from 'the last night of the proms'
Extended interval - bring your own picnic Wet weather facilities available
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| | Wednesday 20 June 2007 |
1.05pm
St Magnus the Martyr
Lower Thames Street London EC3R United Kingdom
Details: website
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Concert Bites Coffee Concert series
Susanna Hogan, soprano Richard Black, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Radnor Songs Judith Weir: King Harald's Saga Walton: Three Songs
A 20th/21st century English programme on the theme of historical time and place. Admission free - retiring collection Post-concert coffee and cake provided Nearest tube: Monument Nearest rail: Cannon St/London Bridge Nearest bus: any to London Bridge
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| | Sunday 17 June 2007 |
7.30pm
Wingham Parish Church
Wingham, near Canterbury Kent CT3 1BU United Kingdom
Details: website
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Edward Elgar 150th Anniversary Concert
City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
Elgar: Give unto the Lord, Op 74 Cecilia McDowall: A Canterbury Mass (world première) Britten: Hymn to St Cecilia, Op 27 Elgar: Four Motets James MacMillan: Magnificat Elgar: Great is the Lord, Op 67
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| | Saturday 16 June 2007 |
7.30pm
The Heatons United Reformed Church
Heaton Moor Road Stockport SK4 4NX United Kingdom
Details: website
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'An evening of music to suit all tastes'
Delia Corrie, reader Ian Tate, piano The Maia Singers John Pomphrey, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: 'Green Bushes' and 'O no John!' (A Fancy of Folksongs)
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| | Thursday 14 June 2007 |
2.40pm
Concert Hall
Royal College of Music London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Laura Garwin trumpet recital
Halsey Stevens: Sonata for trumpet and piano Joseph Turrin: Psalm for flugelhorn and piano Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
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| | Wednesday 13 June 2007 |
11am
Ithaca
New York United States of America
Details: website
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International Double Reed Society 2007 Conference
Robyn Dixon Costa, oboe/English horn Anthony J Costa, clarinet/bass clarinet
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Le Temps Viendra
Conference runs from 12-16 June
|
| | Tuesday 12 June 2007 |
11.15am
Peacock Room
Trinity College of Music London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Not just a place
Marielle Way, flute Alice Murray, cello Aleksander Szram, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Not just a place
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| | Monday 11 June 2007 |
1.10pm
St James Church
Piccadilly London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Salmagundi Ensemble
Cecilia McDowall: Street Café Alexandre Tansman: Suite for bassoon and piano Luciano Berio: Lied for unaccompanied clarinet Pablo de Sarasate: Zigeunerweisen Op 20 for violin and piano Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
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| | Thursday 31 May 2007 |
7.30pm
Schömberg Church
Schwarzwald Germany
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Lonely Hearts
Newstead Singers Lesley Cooper, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: 'Night Garden' and 'Would like to meet' - for upper voices, from Lonely Hearts
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| | 11.30am
St Marylebone Church
London United Kingdom
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Royal Academy of Music concert
Joseph Chadwick, trumpet RAM Ensemble
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Seraphim
|
| | Tuesday 29 May 2007 |
3pm
Wichernhaus
Mannheim Germany
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Lonely Hearts
Newstead Singers Lesley Cooper, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: 'Night Garden' and 'Would like to meet' - for upper voices, from Lonely Hearts
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| | Sunday 27 May 2007 |
6pm
Bonn Germany
Details: website
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Elgar Onwards
The Joyful Company of Singers Peter Broadbent, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Three Latin Motets (Ave Regina Caelorum; Ave Maria; Regina Caeli Laetare) Works by Elgar, Harvey, O'Regan, Parry, Tavener, Vaughan Williams and Malcolm Williamson
Masterpieces of English choral music from the last 150 years
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| | Saturday 26 May 2007 |
6pm
Bonn Germany
Details: website
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Elgar Onwards
The Joyful Company of Singers Peter Broadbent, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Three Latin Motets (Ave Regina Caelorum; Ave Maria; Regina Caeli Laetare) Works by Elgar, Harvey, O'Regan, Parry, Tavener, Vaughan Williams and Malcolm Williamson
Masterpieces of English choral music from the last 150 years
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| | Thursday 24 May 2007 |
Recital Hall
Birmingham Conservatoire, Paradise Place Birmingham B3 3HG United Kingdom
Details: website
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Birmingham Conservatoire chamber recital
Stephanie Oatridge, oboe and cor anglais Suzie Pukris, soprano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: White Fox Woman
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| | 2.15pm
Peacock Room
Trinity College of Music London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Soprano and oboe
Louise Adamson, soprano Emma Vallender, oboe
To include: Cecilia McDowall: White Fox Woman
|
| | Wednesday 23 May 2007 |
3.15pm
Peacock Room, Trinity College of Music
Greenwich London SE10 United Kingdom
Details: website
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Anna McCleave and Paul Chilvers
Anna McCleave, soprano Paul Chilvers, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: songs from Radnor Songs : 'The Buzzard', 'Summergill', 'Flat Out', 'New Radnor'
|
| | Monday 21 May 2007 |
10.30am
Recital Hall
Birmingham Conservatoire, Paradise Place Birmingham B3 3HG United Kingdom
Details: website
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Birmingham Conservatoire chamber recital
Stephanie Oatridge, oboe and cor anglais Suzie Pukris, soprano Jo Sealey, piano Cindy Wu, violin Helen Lancaster, viola Emma Cap, cello
Colin: Solo de Concours No 8 Cecilia McDowall: White Fox Woman Poulenc: Sonata for Oboe and Piano Francaix: Quartet for Cor Anglais and Strings
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| | Saturday 19 May 2007 |
7.30pm
Wimborne Minster
Wimborne Dorset United Kingdom
Details: website
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Gloria!
Elizabeth Weisberg, soprano Siân Menna, mezzo-soprano Bournemouth Sinfonietta Choir Salisbury Sinfonia David Gostick, conductor
Vivaldi: Gloria Handel: Zadok the Priest Handel: My Heart is Inditing Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella
Two works from the choral top ten, Vivaldi?s famous Gloria and choral classic Zadok the Priest, form the centrepiece of this concert alongside two works by this season?s featured composer, Cecilia McDowall. BSC is joined by two popular, dynamic soloists for the choir?s first appearance at Wimborne Minster for many years.
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| | 5.30pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
Greenwich London United Kingdom
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Lonely Hearts
Vocal ensemble Esperanza Martin Morales, harp Philip Colman, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Lonely Hearts
|
| | Tuesday 15 May 2007 |
6pm
St Stephen's Church
Gloucester Road London United Kingdom
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Salmagundi Ensemble
Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter Debussy: 'Poissons d'Or' from Images (for piano) Heinrich Baermann: Adagio for clarinet and piano Martinu: La Revue de Cuisine
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| | Monday 14 May 2007 |
1.05pm
St Michael's Church
Chester Square London United Kingdom
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Salmagundi Ensemble
Cecilia McDowall: Street Café Sarasate: Zigeunerweisen for violin and piano Martinu: La Revue de Cuisine
|
| | Sunday 13 May 2007 |
7.30pm
St Mary the Virgin
Church Street, Twickenham Middlesex United Kingdom
Details: website
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Elgar Onwards
The Joyful Company of Singers Peter Broadbent, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Three Latin Motets (Ave Regina Caelorum; Ave Maria; Regina Caeli Laetare) Works by Elgar, Harvey, O'Regan, Parry, Tavener, Vaughan Williams and Malcolm Williamson
Masterpieces of English choral music from the last 150 years
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| | 3pm
Horniman Museum
100 London Road, Forest Hill London United Kingdom
Details: website
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A celebration of British wind chamber music
Vesuvio Wind Quintet: Holly Cook, flute Theresa Sheppard, oboe Adam Cadman, clarinet Kathryn Allnutt, horn Gráinne Devery, bassoon
To include: Percy Grainger: Walking Tune Percy Grainger: Lisbon Holst: Quintet in Ab Op 14 Cecilia McDowall: Winter Music Malcolm Arnold: Three Shanties Gwyn Parry Jones: Wind and Sea Malcolm Arnold: Fantasy for Bassoon Benjamin Britten: Metamorphoses (oboe)
Sound Designs - The Boosey and Hawkes Story
Enjoy a feast of music from the British wind quintet repertoire and celebrate the heritage of woodwind instrument making and performance in Britain.
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| | Thursday 10 May 2007 |
7.30pm
Ballroom, Frensham Heights School
Rowledge, Farnham Surrey GU10 4EA United Kingdom
Details: website
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Concert at Frensham Heights
Students and staff of Frensham Heights
Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella Part songs by Stanford, Sullivan and Elgar Vocal and instrumental solos by advanced students
|
| | Wednesday 9 May 2007 |
7.45pm
St-John-at-Hampstead
Church Row London NW3 6UU United Kingdom
Details: website
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George Vass 50th birthday concert
John Lill, piano Hampstead Voices Hampstead and Highgate Festival Orchestra George Vass, conductor
Hugh Wood: Divertimento for string orchestra, Op 51 (world première) Mozart: Ave verum corpus, K618 Mozart: Piano Concerto in A, K414 Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella Haydn: Symphony No 31 in D, Hornsignal
Hampstead and Highgate Festival 2007
This charity gala, the opening concert of the 2007 Hampstead and Highgate Festival, is in aid of the Royal Free Hospital, the Royal Society of Musicians and the Musicians' Benevolent Fund
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| | Tuesday 8 May 2007 |
6pm
Recital Hall
Royal College of Music London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Salmagundi Ensemble
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Street Café Martinu: La Revue de Cuisine
|
| | Saturday 5 May 2007 |
7.30pm
St Mary's Church
Shipley West Sussex United Kingdom
Details: website
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Celebrity Classical Concert
Andrew Bernardi, violin Linda Coffin, flute Bruce Martin, flute Nic Pendlebury, conductor Bernardi Chamber Ensemble
Cecilia McDowall: The Great Hills, concerto for violin, two flutes and string orchestra, based on Belloc's Tales (première, Shipley Arts Festival commission) J S Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No 4 Music by Elgar
Shipley Arts Festival
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| | Sunday 29 April 2007 |
Unity Lutheran Church
Medicine Hat, Alberta Canada
Details: website
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The Night Trumpeter
Stephen Bishop, trumpet
Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
|
| | 7pm
John Knox Presbyterian Church
505 Powers Ferry Road Marietta GA United States of America
Details: website
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Flute Choir of Atlanta Spring Concert
To include:
Gliere: Russian Sailor's Dance Boismortier: Concerto in E minor Mozart: The Magic Flute overture Coolen: Celtic Suite Cecilia McDowall: Shuffle By the Seaside Rossini: Barber of Seville Overture
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| | Sunday 18 March 2007 |
7.30pm
The Kemp Room
H G Wells Conference and Events Centre, Woking Surrey United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)1483 712710
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Ensemble Lumière
Mozart: Divertimento in F Nielsen: Wind Quintet Cecilia McDowall: Century Dances for oboe, clarinet and bassoon Jean Francaix: Wind Quintet Jim Parker: Mississippi Five
Woking Music Society
|
| | Saturday 10 March 2007 |
7.45pm
Bushey Hall School
London Road, Bushey Hertfordshire WD23 3AA United Kingdom
Details: website
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Showcase for Young Performers
Emily Taylor, narrator St Catherine's Singers, Haberdashers' Aske's Girls School Lucy Bernays, director Watford Schoool of Music String Ensemble Bushey Symphony Orchestra George Vass, conductor
Handel/Harty: Water Music Suite Paul Patterson: The Red Riding Hood Songbook Op 77 Cecilia McDowall: Galileo's Ground Cecilia McDowall: Time Piece Schubert: Symphony No 6 in C, D589
|
| | Wednesday 21 February 2007 |
1.15pm
Hertford College Chapel
Oxford United Kingdom
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Richard Latham, baritone and Victoria Savage, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christmas Eve at Sea (a setting of John Masefield's poem)
|
| | Sunday 18 February 2007 |
4pm(GMT)
Ely Cathedral
Cambridgeshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Choral Evensong from Ely Cathedral
Paul Trepte, director of music
Music to include: Introit: I have done what was mine to do Cecilia McDowall: St Martin's Canticles
The first in BBC Radio 3's new season of Sunday Choral Evensong broadcasts.
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| | Saturday 10 February 2007 |
5.30pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
Greenwich London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Trinity Juniors Equal Voice Choir
Simona Budd, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Cradle Song
|
| | Saturday 27 January 2007 |
8pm
Sannox and Corrie Village Hall
Isle of Arran United Kingdom
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Lucy Cartledge, flute and Diana Hamilton, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Piper's Dream
|
| | 3.45pm
Millennium Centre
Cardiff United Kingdom
Details: website
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Bournemouth Sinfonietta Choir
Cecilia McDowall: Five Seasons
Soil Association Annual Conference
The 2007 Soil Association conference focuses on the urgent need to develop new models of localised food and farming systems. This is in anticipation of the central role that farmers and growers will play in averting climate change and delivering food security in an era of scarce and expensive energy. The full cultural conference programme includes art and music, and closes with a performance of Cecilia McDowall's Five Seasons
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| | Sunday 21 January 2007 |
7.30pm
Wigmore Hall
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Susan Milan and Andrew Ball
Richard Rodney Bennett: Winter Music Arthur Butterworth: Aubade Op 53 Edwin Roxburgh: Stardrift Brian Lock: Sonata for flute and piano Dave Heath: Out of the Cool Julian Anderson: The Colour of Pomegranates Robert Saxton: Krystallen Cecilia McDowall: Eleven Matthew Taylor: Image in Spring
Flautist Susan Milan is joined by pianist Andrew Ball to present an impressive programme of 20th century works by some of the most versatile British composers of our time. A diversity of styles are represented, with the London première of a new Sonata by Brian Lock.
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| | Saturday 20 January 2007 |
10am
Ely Cathedral
Cambridgeshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Mass for Unity at St Etheldreda's
Paul Trepte, director of music
To include: Cecilia McDowall: St Martin's Magnificat
|
| | Sunday 7 January 2007 |
6.30pm
Conway Hall
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Sorrel Quartet
Gina McCormack, violin Catherine Yates, violin Robin Ireland, viola Helen Thatcher, cello
Haydn: Quartet in G Op 77 No 1 Cecilia McDowall: String Quartet - The Case of the Unanswered Wire Beethoven: String Quartet in B flat Op 130
London Chamber Music Series
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| | Saturday 23 December 2006 |
12noon
King William Restaurant
Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich London United Kingdom
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Christmas Eve at Sea
Richard Latham, baritone
Concert included: Cecilia McDowall: Christmas Eve at Sea (words: Masefield)
|
| | Monday 18 December 2006 |
7.30pm
Canford School
Wimborne Dorset United Kingdom
Details: website
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Bournemouth Sinfonietta Choir
David Gostick, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Cantate Astra
|
| | Saturday 16 December 2006 |
St Stephen's Church
Gloucester Road London United Kingdom
Details: website
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This Wondrous Mystery: A Christmas Concert in aid of Crisis
Paul Plummer, conductor
Ralph Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on Christmas Carols Tomas Luis de Victoria: O Magnum Mysterium John Tavener: The Lamb Judith Weir: Little tree Cecilia McDowall: Cantate Astra (London première) Margaret Haley: Mother Mary, Sing (world première) (winner of Hythe Singers' inaugural international Christmas Carol Composition Competition in 2006) Jamie Brown: O Oriens (world première) Morten Lauridsen: O Magnum Msyterium Francis Poulenc: O Magnum Msyterium Judith Weir: My Guardian Angel Audience carols and festival readings
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| | St James Concert Hall
St Peter Port Guernsey
Details: website
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Guernsey Choral and Orchestral Society
Helen Grand, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
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| | 7.30pm
St Mary's Parish Church
Lewisham London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Lewisham Choral Society
Stefan Reid, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat Christmas music for choir and audience
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| | 7.30pm
Chapel, Royal Masonic School
Rickmansworth Hertfordshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Chorleywood Choral Society
Graham Wili, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
|
| | 7.30pm
St Mary-at-Finchley
Hendon Lane London N3 1TR United Kingdom
Details: Ticket secretary website +44 (0)20 8346 9230
£8; £1 child
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Finchley Choral Society Family Carols
Finchley Choral Society Richard Harvey, organ George Vass, conductor
Carols and Christmas music together with Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
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| | Friday 15 December 2006 |
St Luke's
Chelsea London United Kingdom
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Christus natus est
Gavin Pettinger, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
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| | St James Concert Hall
St Peter Port Guernsey
Details: website
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Guernsey Choral and Orchestral Society
Helen Grand, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
|
| | St Barnabas
Dulwich London SE21 United Kingdom
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Rise up, shepherd
James Allen's Girls School Choir Marilyn Harper, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Rise up, shepherd (carol)
|
| | Sunday 10 December 2006 |
7pm
Marlborough Street Methodist Church
St Albans Hertfordshire AL1 3QX United Kingdom
Details: Ticket secretary website +44 (0)7884 231958
£10; £1 child
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A Christmas Celebration
Rebecca Rudge, soprano The Grove School Choir, Harpenden Rosie Coupe, director St Albans Choral Society Richard Harvey, organ/piano George Vass, conductor
Carols and Christmas music for choir, organ and audience, seaonal readings and Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est John Rutter: Magnificat (excerpts)
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| | 7.30pm
Bollington Methodist Church
Wellington Road, Bollington, Macclesfield Cheshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Bollington Festival Choir Christmas Concert
Bollington Festival Choir Anna Christensen, harp Andrew Cummings, organ Vocal soloists from the choir Donald Judge, conductor
Christmas Music, to include: Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on Christmas Carols Britten: Ceremony of Carols (SATB) Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Arrangements by Bob Chilcott Harp solos
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| | 7.30pm
St Peter's Church
High Street, Berkhamsted Hertfordshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Berkhamsted Choral Society
Graham Wili, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
|
| | Saturday 9 December 2006 |
7.30pm
Anglican Cathedral
Portsmouth Hampshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Ave Maris Stella - Portsmouth Festival Choir
Julia Doyle, soprano James Bowman, counter-tenor Warren Trevelyan Jones, tenor Jimmy Holliday, bass Portsmouth Festival Choir The Academy of St Thomas David Truslove, conductor
Handel: Zadok the Priest Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella Handel: Dettingen Te Deum Handel: Birthday Ode to Queen Anne
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| | 7.30pm
St John's Church
Waterloo London United Kingdom
Details: website
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London Welsh Chorale Christmas Concert
The London Welsh Chorale London Welsh Brass Ensemble Kenneth Bowen, conductor
Rutter: Gloria Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est Handel: Messiah choruses
|
| | Sunday 3 December 2006 |
6.30pm
St Mary's Church
Chartham Kent CT4 United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1227 700673
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Christmas at Chartham
City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
Francis Poulenc: Four Christmas Motets Cecilia McDowall: Cantate Astra (world première) Traditional carols for choir, audience and organ
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| | Saturday 2 December 2006 |
St Michael and All Angels
Chiswick London United Kingdom
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Addison Singers
David Wordsworth, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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| | 7.30pm
Wellingborough School
Irthlingborough Road Wellingborough NN8 2BX United Kingdom
Details: website
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Christus Natus Est
Wellingborough Singers Wellingborough Preparatory School Junior Choir Peter Marshall, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
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| | 7.30pm
St John's
Waterloo London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Trinity Juniors Christmas Concert
Trinity Juniors Equal Voice Choir Simona Budd, conductor Four Part Choir, Big Band, Wind and Symphony Orchestras
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Cradle Song (world première) Bruckner arr T Doss: Os Justi John Williams: Olympic Theme and Fanfare Malcolm Arnold: Peterloo Overture Khachaturian: Spartacus Suite No 2
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| | Saturday 25 November 2006 |
5.30pm
Housman Room, University College
Gower Street London WC1E 6BT United Kingdom
Details: website
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20th Century Chamber Music
Artists include Susanna Hogan, soprano Rianka Bouwmeester, piano
Finzi: Oh fair to see (1929) Finzi: Since we loved (1956) Medtner: Four songs from Op 6 (1904) Arnold: Trio for flute, viola and bassoon Op 6 (1943) Cecilia McDowall: song cycle Radnor Songs (2005) Philip Martin: The Rainbow Comes and Goes (1987) Hindemith: Pastores loquebantur (1944) Hindemith: Cum natus esset (1941) Bridge: Sonata for violin and piano (1932) Carl Vine: Five Bagatelles (1994) Kurt Weill: Tango habañera Youkali (1934)
Oxford and Cambridge Music Club
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| | Saturday 18 November 2006 |
Sherborne Abbey
Dorset United Kingdom
Details: website
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Five Seasons - Bournemouth Sinfonietta Choir
Bournemouth Sinfonietta Choir Musicians from Kokoro, contemporary music ensemble of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra David Gostick, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Five Seasons (première) Works by Delius, Elgar and Vaughan Williams
Celebrating music inspired by our organic heritage and rural landscape
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| | Sunday 12 November 2006 |
3pm
Bethlehem Lutheran Church
St Cloud MN United States of America
Details: website
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Voices of Hope: Haydn, McDowall and Paulus
Minnesota Center Chorale J Michele Edwards, conductor
Haydn: Heiligmesse Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella Stephen Paulus: A Place of Hope (settings of writings by patients at Mayo Clinic)
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| | Wednesday 11 October 2006 |
Belconnen Community Theatre
Canberra Australia
Details: website
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King Leo
Music for Everyone Rose Shorney, musical director Nina Stevenson, director
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry.
Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Tuesday 10 October 2006 |
Belconnen Community Theatre
Canberra Australia
Details: website
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King Leo
Music for Everyone Rose Shorney, musical director Nina Stevenson, director
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry.
Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Monday 9 October 2006 |
Belconnen Community Theatre
Canberra Australia
Details: website
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King Leo
Music for Everyone Rose Shorney, musical director Nina Stevenson, director
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry.
Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Sunday 8 October 2006 |
Belconnen Community Theatre
Canberra Australia
Details: website
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King Leo
Music for Everyone Rose Shorney, musical director Nina Stevenson, director
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry.
Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Saturday 7 October 2006 |
Belconnen Community Theatre
Canberra Australia
Details: website
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King Leo
Music for Everyone Rose Shorney, musical director Nina Stevenson, director
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry.
Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | 7.30pm
St Dominic's Priory
Southampton Road London NW5 United Kingdom
Details: website
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First Exhibition Concert
Olli Kortekangas: Fantasia on two hymns in the Finnish Hymnbook of 1701 (2001) Christopher Bowers-Broadbent: Media Vita (1996) Jouko Linjama: Three liturgical stained-glass paintings Op 95 - Introitus, Kyrie orbis factor and Gloria (1993) Willem van Twillert: Toccata à la Chaconna (2005) Martin Stacey: Icarus (2004) Cecilia McDowall: Three Antiphons - Ave Regina, Ave Maria and Regina Coeli (2004) Jyrki Linjama: Laudes / Completorium from Hildegardiana (1998) Neil Wright: A Dreame and Fugue Angelicall (1999)
Annual Festival of New Organ Music
Various performers open doors into the world of contemporary organ music, playing on the 1883 'Father' Willis organ of St Dominic's Priory
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| | Friday 6 October 2006 |
Belconnen Community Theatre
Canberra Australia
Details: website
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King Leo
Music for Everyone Rose Shorney, musical director Nina Stevenson, director
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry.
Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Thursday 5 October 2006 |
Belconnen Community Theatre
Canberra Australia
Details: website
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King Leo
Music for Everyone Rose Shorney, musical director Nina Stevenson, director
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry.
Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Wednesday 4 October 2006 |
Ely Cathedral
Ely United Kingdom
Details: website
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Sung Eucharist
Ely Cathedral Choir Paul Trepte, conductor
Sung Eucharist to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of the Ordination of The Revd Canon Dr Peter Sills, Vice-Dean, Ely Cathedral on St Francis Day
To include: Cecilia McDowall: 'I have done what was mine to do' - a setting of words by St Francis for unaccompanied choir (première)
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| | Sunday 27 August 2006 |
5pm
St Mary's Church, Pembridge
Herefordshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Joyful Company a capella
Joyful Company of Singers Thomas Oxley, bassoon Peter Broadbent, conductor
Cecilia Mcdowall: Three Latin Motets Adrian Williams: My heart is steadfast Frank Martin: Mass for double choir Giles Swayne: Magnificat I Arvo Pärt: Magnificat Antiphons Vaclovas Augustinas: Hymne à St Martin Peteris Vasks: Mate saule Peteris Vasks: Sava tauta Janis Lusens: Latvian Lullaby Veljo Tormis: Vastlad
Presteigne Festival 2006 event 13
Limited availability, early booking recommended
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| | Wednesday 16 August 2006 |
1pm
Shrewsbury Cathedral
Shrewsbury United Kingdom
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The Thorne Trio
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Century Dances
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| | Monday 14 August 2006 |
10.30pm
Great Hall
Dartington Devon United Kingdom
Details: website
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Archibald, Kenny and Edwards
Paul Archibald, trumpet John Kenny, trombone Juliet Edwards, piano
Juraj Filas: Sonata for trombone and piano Pierre Gabaye: Sonatine Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice Michael Lester-Cribb: Trio
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| | Thursday 27 July 2006 |
1pm
St Mary's Church
Conwy, Wales United Kingdom
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The Thorne Trio
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Century Dances
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| | Friday 14 July 2006 |
3pm
Cheltenham United Kingdom
Details: website
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Nicola Eimer
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Pavane and Tapsalteerie
2006 Cheltenham Festival
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| | Tuesday 11 July 2006 |
2pm
City of London School for Girls
St Giles' Terrace, Barbican London EC2Y 8BB United Kingdom
Details: website
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King Leo
Una Murphy, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry. Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Monday 10 July 2006 |
12noon
Notre Dame Cathedral
Paris France
Details: website
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Schola Cantorum, Christ's Hospital
Cecilia McDowall: Three Latin Motets
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| | Sunday 9 July 2006 |
4pm
Fairfield Halls
Croydon United Kingdom
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Bexley Youth Choir and Intermediate Choir
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Green Bushes and O No John (A Fancy of Folksongs)
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| | Saturday 8 July 2006 |
7.45pm
Beckenham Methodist Church
Bromley Road Kent BR3 5JE United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8656 2815
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Summer Concert and Buffet
South London Singers John Nightingale, conductor
A programme of music for voices and harp, featuring choral songs by Holst and Britten, and folksong arrangments To include: Cecilia McDowall: A Fancy of Folksongs Gabriel Fauré: Cantique de Jean Racine
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| | Thursday 6 July 2006 |
Llangollen United Kingdom
Details: website
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Junior Choirs Competition Day
Performers to include South Hampstead High School
To include: Cecilia McDowall: City Almanac
Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod
The Llangollen Eisteddfod is a world-renowned festival of music, song and dance. Competitors from more than fifty countries come together for one week to stand side by side through music. This 60th festival runs from 4-9 July 2006.
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| | Monday 3 July 2006 |
7pm
Recital Hall
Royal College of Music London United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Thorne Trio
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Century Dances for oboe, clarinet and bassoon
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| | Thursday 29 June 2006 |
6.30pm
Kensington High School
London United Kingdom
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King Leo
Gavin Pettinger, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
There's been a bungle in the jungle! King Leo is getting old. His sight is not great and his strength is on the wane ... so he makes the decision to take a year out from his responsibilities for the rainforest. What he needs is a place in the sun to rejuvenate and revitalise. He splits his kingdom between Panther, honourable but a bit too upfront with the truth, and Tiger a rampant rascal out to make a fast buck. Tiger speculates on his future as a property developer, cutting down the forest and selling off to the highest bidder. Naturally, the animals are wild with worry. Will Tiger make the take-over total or will Panther, with some back up from Gaia, the earth guru, save the day, the forest and the planet ... ?
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| | Sunday 25 June 2006 |
7.30pm
St Mary's Church
Chilham Kent United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1227 700673
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A Birthday Concert for Sir Richard Rodney Bennett
Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
Richard Rodney Bennett: Missa Brevis Bob Chilcott: Canticles of Light Cecilia McDowall: Deus, in claro lumine Alan Charlton: A solis ortus cardine Motets by Bruckner, Brahms, Fauré and Mozart
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| | 6pm
St Peter and St Paul
Deddington North Oxfordshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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King Leo
Cast includes: William Leigh Knight Lorna Perry Children from Deddington Primary School Janine Elton, director Oxford Sinfonia Janet Lincé, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo, an eco-musical or cantata, with text by Sarah Dawson (1993)
Deddington Festival 2006
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| | Saturday 24 June 2006 |
7.30pm
Portsmouth Cathedral
Portsmouth Hampshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Portsmouth Festivities 2006
PGS Chamber Choir London Mozart Players
Mendelssohn: Fingal's Cave Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto (solo: Tasmin Little) Mendelssohn: Ave Maria Cecilia McDowall: Rain, steam and speed (first performance) Mendelssohn: Hear my Prayer Bach: Gloria from the B minor Mass
The Portsmouth Festivities first took place in June 2000. They are repeated annually, and try to use Portsmouth's unique range of historic buildings, such as the Dickens Birthplace, the Royal Marines Museum, HMS Victory, HMS Warrior 1860, Portsmouth's twin cathedrals, the Royal Armouries and Marc Brunel's Block Mills, the first site of industrialized mass production in the world. In 2006 the Festivities celebrate the city's link with probably the most famous engineer in the world - Isambard Kingdom Brunel, who was born in the city 200 years ago. The programme of events reflects this with an interest in all things industrial, scientific and inventive.
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| | Thursday 22 June 2006 |
St Sepulchre
Holborn London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Esterhazy Singers, conducted by Rupert Bond
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina
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| | Saturday 17 June 2006 |
Lanercost Priory
Cumbria United Kingdom
Details: website
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Chaconne Brass
Jean Philippe Rameau: Overture from the opera Castor et Pollux Tomaso Albinoni: Concerto Op 7 No 6 Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro Jr Jacob van Eyck: Psalm; theme and two variations Malcolm Arnold: Quintet for Brass J S Bach: Little Fugue in G minor G N Hummel: Theme and six variations on the march from the opera Les Deux Journees by Cherubini Ben Castle: Picture This (2000) Fats Waller: Ain't Misbehavin' - Just A Closer Walk
Lanercost Festival
Chaconne Brass was formed in 1984, and has established a reputation as one of the most versatile ensembles in Britain today. The group's repertoire spans from Praetorius to Steve Reich, from Gershwin to Miles Davis, from acoustic to electro-acoustic and from Brass to Beyond ... An ever-growing list of over 50 works have been written for Chaconne Brass, and the group has recorded a large number of these.
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| | Friday 16 June 2006 |
Wigmore Hall
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Siân Phillips
Siân Phillips, violin Sophia Rahman, piano
Dvorak: Four Romantic Pieces Op 75 Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place Grieg: Sonata No 3 in C minor Op 45 Fauré: Sonata No 1 in A Op 13 Enescu: Sonata No 3 in A minor Op 25 'dans le caractère populaire roumain'
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| | 7.30pm
St Michael's Church
Summertown Oxford United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Sacred Muse
Choros Janet Lincé, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Annunciation
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| | Thursday 15 June 2006 |
Rivoli Theatre
Oporto Portugal
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Not Just a Place
Bruno Silva, viola Samuel Abreu, double bass Mariana Quinhonhes, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place (viola, double bass and piano)
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| | Wednesday 7 June 2006 |
Trinity College of Music
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Moon Dances
Cecilia McDowall: The Moon Dances
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| | Sunday 28 May 2006 |
2.30pm
Headington School Theatre
Oxford United Kingdom
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Oxford Academy of Dance show
Susie Crow, choreographer
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Seraphim (Out in Space)
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| | Saturday 27 May 2006 |
5.30pm
Headington School Theatre
Oxford United Kingdom
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Oxford Academy of Dance show
Susie Crow, choreographer
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Seraphim (Out in Space)
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| | 2.30pm
Headington School Theatre
Oxford United Kingdom
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Oxford Academy of Dance show
Susie Crow, choreographer
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Seraphim (Out in Space)
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| | Monday 22 May 2006 |
10.30am
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
Greenwich London United Kingdom
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Gina Watson, soprano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Four Shakespeare Songs
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| | Sunday 21 May 2006 |
7.30pm
Lauderdale House
Highgate Hill, Waterlow Park London N6 5HG United Kingdom
Details: website
£10 (£8 Concessions) inc. free glass of wine. +44 (0)20 7254 5451
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London Flutes
Music by Edmund Jolliffe, Hywell Davies, Cecilia McDowall and Peter Bacchus.
Performed on flutes from piccolo through to bass flute
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| | 7.30pm
Hall Place
Bexley Kent United Kingdom
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Bexley Choir
Lesley Cooper, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Fancy of Folksongs
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| | 4pm
Hudson, Quebec Canada
Details: website
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Matthew Schellhorn, piano
Matthew Schellhorn, piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Sonata in E flat, K282 James Francis Brown: Ingworth, Norfolk Cecilia McDowall: Pavane Ian Wilson: A Haunted Heart Fryderyk Chopin: Scherzo No 1, Op 20 Olivier Messiaen: Le Loriot (from Catalogue d?oiseaux) Tim Watts: Two Scherzos Fryderyk Chopin: Ballade No 3, Op 47
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| | Saturday 20 May 2006 |
5.30pm
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
Greenwich London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Junior Trinity Centenary Concert
Vocal Ensemble Philip Colman, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Deus, qui claro lumine (SSSAA and soprano solo - first performance)
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| | Sunday 14 May 2006 |
7pm
Schloss Westerwinkel
Münster Germany
Details: website +49 (0)2593 9510514
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Weibermusik
Ensemble Tityre: Annette Hermeling, flute Judith Lehrig-Stampa, oboe Bettina Pfeiffer, piano Sabine Schönfeldt, narrator
Madeleine Dring: Italian Dance Anna Amalie v Preussen: Sonata in F for flute and b c Fanny Hensel: Lied ohne Worte Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place Marguerite-Sarah Roesgen-Champion: Nocturne for Oboe and Piano Cécile Chaminade: Concertino Op 107 for flute and piano Madeleine Dring: Trio for flute, oboe and piano
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| | 6pm
St Pancras Parish Church
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Choral Evensong
Thomas Tunnard: Preces and Responses Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli (Introit) Diana Burrell: St Pancras Canticles Patrick Gowers: Viri Gallilae (Anthem) Guy Bovet: Voluntary: Hamburg (Trois Préludes Hambourgeois) (Voluntary) Preacher: The Revd Dr Keith Straughan, Senior Tutor at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
London Festival of Contemporary Church Music
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| | 3pm
Friends Meeting House
Railway Street Hertford United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)1992 304606
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Matthew Schellhorn, piano
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Sonata in E flat, K282 James Francis Brown: Ingworth, Norfolk Cecilia McDowall: Pavane Ian Wilson: A Haunted Heart Fryderyk Chopin: Scherzo No 1, Op 20 Olivier Messiaen: 'Le loriot' (from Catalogue d'oiseaux) Tim Watts: Two Scherzos Fryderyk Chopin: Scherzo No 2, Op 31
Hertford Music Club
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| | Friday 12 May 2006 |
6.30pm
Steinway Hall
44 Marylebone Lane London W1 United Kingdom
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Alan Mills, piano
To include: James Francis Brown: The Silent Hour Cecilia McDowall: Pavane (1999) Pierre Octave Ferroud: The Bacchante Blues David Matthews: One to Tango
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| | Thursday 4 May 2006 |
South Hampstead High School
London United Kingdom
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South Hampstead High School Chorale
Chorale Diana Kiverstein, conductor Helen Reid, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Lonely Hearts
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| | Friday 21 April 2006 |
6.30pm
National Portrait Gallery
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Shakespeare and Love
Gillian Humphreys with an ensemble of young musicians
An anthology of verse, prose and music, to include works by Purcell, Arne, Dankworth, Schubert, Dring and Betty Roe, with a performance of Cecilia McDowall's Four Shakespeare Songs.
Presented by the Concordia Foundation
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| | Sunday 9 April 2006 |
7.30pm
Brangwyn Hall
Swansea United Kingdom
Details: website
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Trumpet Classical Spectacular
James Watson, trumpet Roger Webster, trumpet Philippe Schartz, trumpet Chamber Orchestra of Wales Ken Woods, conductor Nigel Seaman, compere
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Seraphim for trumpet and strings Trumpet concertos by Vivaldi, Rossini, Haydn and Telemann
International Trumpet Festival Wales 2006
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| | Wednesday 5 April 2006 |
8pm
Christ Church
Willatt Way, Petts Wood Kent United Kingdom
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Newstead Singers
Lesley Cooper, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Lonely Hearts
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| | Sunday 2 April 2006 |
7.30pm
Church of St Mary of Charity
Faversham Kent United Kingdom
Details: Ticket secretary website +44 (0)1227 700673
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City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Spring Concert
City of Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
Walton: Coronation Te Deum Cecilia McDowall: Deus, in claro lumine Peteris Vasks: Dona nobis pacem Elgar: Great is the Lord, Op 67 Tippett: Five Spirituals from 'A child of our time' Arvo Part: Magnificat Antiphons Walton: The Twelve
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| | 7.30pm
Bollington Arts Centre
Cheshire United Kingdom
Details: website
£5 (children £2)
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Bollington Festival Music Theatre
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo
King Leo is old and needs a rest - but who will take over? Loyal Panther, or scheming Tiger, who plans to sell the jungle to the highest bidder? King Leo, a jungle musical by Sarah Dawson and Cecilia McDowall, has a strong story, a host of colourful characters, witty words and great tunes ...
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| | 2.30pm
Bollington Arts Centre
Cheshire United Kingdom
Details: website
£5 (children £2)
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Bollington Festival Music Theatre
Cecilia McDowall: King Leo
King Leo is old and needs a rest - but who will take over? Loyal Panther, or scheming Tiger, who plans to sell the jungle to the highest bidder? King Leo, a jungle musical by Sarah Dawson and Cecilia McDowall, has a strong story, a host of colourful characters, witty words and great tunes ...
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| | Saturday 1 April 2006 |
5pm
St Alfege's Church
Greenwich London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Gina Watson
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Four Shakespeare Songs
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| | Friday 31 March 2006 |
1pm
Charlton House
Greenwich London United Kingdom
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Noakes, Shinohara and Pearson
Anna Noakes, flute Yukiko Shinohara, piano Justin Pearson, cello
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Not just a place for flute, cello and piano Cecilia McDowall: The Moon Dances for flute and piano
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| | Saturday 25 March 2006 |
7.30pm
Church of the Assumption
Englefield Green Surrey United Kingdom
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Themes ancient and modern
Hildegard of Bingen: Kyrie (c1150) Guillaume de Machaut: Gloria (c1350) Julia Larigo: King Edward's Death (2004) Jamie Brown: Medieval Dances (2005) Taverner: Credo (c1520) Cecilia McDowall: Three Latin Motets - Ave Regina; Ave Maria; Regina Caeli (2004) Arvo Pärt: Spiegel im Spiegel (1978) Josquin des Pres: Sanctus (c1480) Judith Weir: El Rey de Francia (1993) Judith Weir: Vertue (2005) Palestrina: Benedictus (c1570) Monteverdi: Agnus Dei (c1650) Barber: Agnus Dei (arrangement of Adagio for Strings) (1967)
A candle-lit exploration of themes ancient and modern, in which a full Mass (made up of different movements written between 1150 and 1650) weaves through a programme of modern music inspired by that period.
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| | Tuesday 14 March 2006 |
Sheffield United Kingdom
Details: website
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Rachel Nicholls sings McCabe and McDowall
Rachel Nicholls, soprano Paul Plummer, piano
To include: McCabe: Gladestry Quatrains McDowall: Radnor Songs
Start time and venue to be announced
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| | Saturday 11 March 2006 |
7pm
Schloss Borbek
Essen Germany
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Weibermusik
Ensemble Tityre: Annette Hermeling, flute Judith Lehrig-Stampa, oboe Bettina Pfeiffer, piano Sabine Schönfeldt, narrator
Madeleine Dring: Italian Dance Anna Amalie v Preussen: Sonata in F for flute and b c Fanny Hensel: Lied ohne Worte Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place Marguerite-Sarah Roesgen-Champion: Nocturne for Oboe and Piano Cécile Chaminade: Concertino Op 107 for flute and piano Madeleine Dring: Trio for flute, oboe and piano
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| | Monday 6 March 2006 |
7.30pm
Wigmore Hall
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Monday Platform
Amy Dickson, saxophone Catherine Milledge, piano Lendvai String Trio: Marie Macleod, cello Nadia Wijzenbeek, violin Ylvali Zilliacus, viola
Schubert: String Trio in B flat D471 Hans Krása: Passacaglia and Fugue Alfred Desenclos: Prelude Cadence et Finale Gershwin: 3 Preludes Erno Dohnányi: Serenade in C Op 10 Cecilia McDowall: Mein blaues Klavier (for sax and piano) Eugène Bozza: Aria Pedro Iturralde: Pequena Czarda
Classical saxophonist Amy Dickson performs regularly throughout the UK and in her native country, Australia. Amy has won many prizes, she was the first saxophonist to win major competitions including the Gold Medal at the Royal Overseas League competition in London in 2004 and the Symphony Australia Young Performer of the Year Award 2004. She recently performed for the 2005 Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in Malta. Founded in 2004, the Lendvai String Trio currently hold one of the prestigious Leverhulme Chamber Music Award Fellowships at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where they study with David Takeno. This year they have won awards from the Kirckman Concert Society and the Maisie Lewis Young Artist Award. Future engagements also include recitals at The Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and at Diligentia in The Hague in autumn 2006.
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| | Saturday 4 March 2006 |
7.30pm
South Holland Centre
Spalding Lincolnshire United Kingdom
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Thorne Trio
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Century Dances
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| | Friday 3 March 2006 |
8.20pm
Assembly Hall
Salt Lake City United States of America
Details: website
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Phoenix Bach Choir
Charles Bruffy, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maria Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli
ACDA Western Convention
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| | Wednesday 1 March 2006 |
6pm
Studio E, Laeiszhalle
Hamburg Germany
Details: website
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Musik zum Feierabend
Ensemble Tityre: Annette Hermeling, flute Judith Lehrig-Stampa, oboe Bettina Pfeiffer, piano Sabine Schönfeldt, texts and speaker/narrator
Cecilia McDowall: Three Concert Studies Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place Works by Francine Aubin, Marguerite-Sarah Roesgen-Champion, Katherine Hoover, Madeleine Dring and Fanny Hensel
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| | Saturday 25 February 2006 |
8pm
Kingston Parish Church
Kingston Surrey United Kingdom
Details: website
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London Mozart Players Brass Ensemble
Grieg: Lyric Suite Mozart: Divertimento Beethoven: Equali Harvey: L'homme armé Clarke: Trumpet Suite in D Cecilia McDowall: Three Antiphons Birtwistle: Hoquetus Petrus Harvey: La citadelle
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| | Friday 24 February 2006 |
7pm
Royal College of Music
Prince Consort Road London SW7 2BS United Kingdom
Details: website
Admission free
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International Celebrity Brass
Hans Gansch, trumpet Florian Klingler, trumpet Paul Archibald, trumpet Andrew Crowley, trumpet Juliet Edwards, piano Bruce Grindlay, organ Talented RCM Musicians Surprise Special Guests
Rob Davies: Proclamation and Trumpet Mechanism Jan Koetsier: Concertino Piccolo Jean Francaix: March Triomphale Karol Husa: Intradas and interludes Alan Hovhaness: Khaldis Naji Hakim: Hymne au Sacre-Coeur Cecilia McDowall: Three Antiphons Edward Chance: Holborne Tubes Paul Archibald: Charpentier Fantastique Mark-Anthony Turnage: From All Sides (first performance)
In association with Brass Classics and the international trumpet manufacturer Karl Schagerl
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| | Friday 17 February 2006 |
9pm
St John's College
Cambridge United Kingdom
Details: website
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Matthew Schellhorn, piano
James Francis Brown: Ingworth, Norfolk Cecilia McDowall: Pavane Ian Wilson: A Haunted Heart Messiaen: Le Loriot (from Catalogue d'oiseaux) Chopin: Scherzo No 2, Op 31
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| | Saturday 31 December 2005 |
4pm
Douai Abbey
Upper Woolhampton, near Reading Berkshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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New Year's Eve Concert
Commotio Matt Berry, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Of a Rose Works by Peter Klatzow from Commotio's first CD, currently in production, which was recorded at Douai Abbey in June 2005
Start time to be confirmed - please check website
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| | Sunday 25 December 2005 |
7.30pm
Großer Saal, Gewandhaus
Leipzig Germany
Details: website
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Christmas at the Leipzig Gewandhaus
MDR Sinfonieorchester MDR Rundfunkchor MDR Kinderchor Howard Arman, conductor
Honegger: Christmas Cantata Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Christmas Ouverture Randol Alan Bass: Gloria for choir and orchestra Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est - a cantata for Christmas Howard Arman: Twelve days of Christmas for choir and orchester
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| | Sunday 18 December 2005 |
11am
Community Congregational Church, UCC
Garden City Kansas United States of America
Details: website
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Christus natus est
Community Congregational Chancel Choir CCC Brass Theo Music, percussion Mrs Kay Logan, organ A J Musick, conductor and director of music
Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
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| | Saturday 17 December 2005 |
7.45pm
St George's Church
Beckenham London United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8656 2815
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Carols for Charity
South London Singers John Nightingale, director Lewis Brito-Babapulle, organ
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est, a Cantata for Christmas
A traditional evening of seasonal music for choir and audience supporting a local charity.
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| | 7.30pm
Thurrock Civic Hall
Blackshots Lane, Grays Essex United Kingdom
£7 (concessions £6, children £3)
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Christmas Fanfare
Thurrock Choral Society Crispin Lewis, conductor Aveley and Newham Brass Band
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
|
| | Monday 12 December 2005 |
9pm(GMT)
Broadcast/webcast United Kingdom
Details: website
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British Composer Awards 2005
BBC Singers
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Regina caeli
|
| | Sunday 11 December 2005 |
7.30pm
St John of Rochester
Rochester Road, Egham Hythe Surrey United Kingdom
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Choral music by Vivaldi, McDowall, Brown and Weir
West London Vocal Ensemble Paul Plummer, conductor
Vivaldi: Gloria Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maria James Brown: The Golden Carol of the Three Kings (world première) Judith Weir: My Guardian Angel
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| | 6pm
St Peter's Church
St Peter's Terrace, off Filmer Road, Fulham London SW6 United Kingdom
Details: website
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Service of Nine Lessons and Carols
Addison Singers Fulham Symphony Orchestra David Wordsworth, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: The Angels for the Nativity
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| | 6pm
Egerton Millenium Hall
Egerton Kent United Kingdom
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The Thorne Trio
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Century Dances
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| | 4pm
All Hallows
Gospel Oak London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Family Christmas Concert
New London Children's Choir Ron Corp, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Rise up, shepherd, an' foller
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| | 3pm
Brangwyn Hall
Guildhall Swansea SA1 4PE United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1792 635489
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A Christmas Celebration
Swansea Bach Choir John Huw Thomas, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Of a Rose Ariel Ramirez: Misa Criolla Seasonal music and traditional readings for all the family
|
| | Saturday 10 December 2005 |
7.30pm
St Michael and All Angels
Bedford Park London W4 1TT United Kingdom
Details: website
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Addison Singers winter classical concert
The Addison Singers David Wordsworth, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Carol The Angels for the Nativity (world première) Handel: Coronation Anthem The King Shall Reoice Mozart: Missa Brevis in C William Mathias: Ave Rex
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| | 7.30pm
Townley Grammar School
Townley Road, Bexleyheath Kent United Kingdom
Details: website
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Bexley Choral Society Christmas Concert
Bexley Choral Society Lesley Cooper, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella
|
| | Thursday 8 December 2005 |
7.30pm
Our Lady Star of the Sea Roman Catholic Church
North Berwick United Kingdom
Details: website
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Christus natus est
Hadley Court Singers
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
|
| | Sunday 4 December 2005 |
6.30pm
St Peter and St Paul Church
Deddington Oxfordshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Advent Carols by Candlelight
Choros Janet Lincé, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Annunciation (world première of new carol for Advent)
|
| | Saturday 3 December 2005 |
Dorchester Abbey
Dorchester-on-Thames Oxfordshire United Kingdom
Details: website
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Benson Choral Society in Dorchester Abbey
Benson Choral Society Wallingford Children's Choir OSJ Brass John Lubbock, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Cantata Christus natus est
|
| | 7.30pm
St Mary's Church
Haddington East Lothian United Kingdom
Details: website
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Christus natus est
Hadley Court Singers
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus natus est
|
| | 8pm
Merton College
Oxford United Kingdom
Details: website
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Choral works by Cecilia McDowall, Richard Allain, Bernard Naylor and Schoenberg
Commotio Matt Berry, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Of a Rose Works by Richard Allain, Bernard Naylor and Schoenberg
Venue to be confirmed - please check website
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| | Thursday 1 December 2005 |
St George's
Bristol United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Thorne Trio
Ilid Llwyd Jones, oboe Esther Sheridan, clarinet Alex Thorneloe, bassoon
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Century Dances (new commission) Handel: Arrival of the Queen of Sheba Mozart: Divertimento Rossini: Overture to The Barber of Seville
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| | Sunday 27 November 2005 |
7.45pm
West Kirk
Helensburgh United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)1436 676279
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Mozart, Tippett and McDowall
Wilma MacDougall, soprano Colette Ruddy, mezzo Thomas Walker, tenor Ross McInrow, bass-baritone Helensburgh Oratorio Choir Martin Speller, conductor
Mozart: Requiem Tippett: 5 spirituals from A child of our time Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella
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| | Thursday 24 November 2005 |
South Hampstead High School
London United Kingdom
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South Hampstead High School
Diana Kiverstein, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Lonely Hearts
|
| | Saturday 19 November 2005 |
Sala del Ridotto del Teatro Lirico Giuseppe Verdi
Riva Tre Novembre 1 Trieste 34121 Italy
Details: website +39 (0)40 6722 206
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Fibonacci Sequence
To include: Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
|
| | 7.45pm
Church of St Jude-on-the-Hill
Central Square London NW11 United Kingdom
Details: Ticket secretary website +44 (0)20 8346 9230
GBP 12.50
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Anthems for Peace
Rebecca Rudge, soprano Julian Hubbard, baritone Finchley Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Elgar: Serenade in E minor, Op 20 Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on Christmas Carols Walton: Henry V - two pieces for string orchestra Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella Debussy: Danse sacrée et danse profane Peteris Vasks: Dona nobis pacem Arvo Pärt: Summa Gerald Finzi: In terra pax Op 39
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| | Friday 18 November 2005 |
Peacock Room
Trinity College of Music London United Kingdom
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International Concert
Flautet
Cecilia McDowall: Hotfoot
|
| | Wednesday 16 November 2005 |
6pm
Blackheath Concert Halls
23 Lee Road London SE3 9RQ United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8463 0100
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Flute Spectacular
Anna Noakes Wissam Boustany
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Hotfoot
|
| | 6.30pm
Royal Overseas League
Overseas House, Park Place, Piccadilly London United Kingdom
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CD Launch for Dutton CDLX 7159
Kathryn Thomas, flute Nicola Eimer, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace
|
| | Saturday 12 November 2005 |
7.45pm
St Barnabas Church
Pitshanger Lane, Ealing London W5 United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8991 2374
£15 and £12
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Ealing Choral Society
Ealing Choral Society London Orpheus Orchestra James Gaddarn, conductor
Haydn: Nelson Mass Handel: Dettingen Te Deum Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella
Programme and drink included in price
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| | Sunday 23 October 2005 |
3pm
Ascension Lutheran Church
7100 North Mockingbird Lane, Paradise Valley Arizona United States of America
Details: website
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Bruffy's Best
Phoenix Bach Choir Charles Bruffy, conductor
To include: Randall Thompson: Alleluia Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maria Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli Works by Brahms, Britten and Bach
Charles puts some of his favourite compositions together for the choir's first concerts of 2005/6, setting the tone - and cheer - for a wonderful season.
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| | Saturday 22 October 2005 |
7.30pm
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
100 West Roosevelt, Phoenix Arizona United States of America
Details: website
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Bruffy's Best
Phoenix Bach Choir Charles Bruffy, conductor
To include: Randall Thompson: Alleluia Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maria Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli Works by Brahms, Britten and Bach
Charles puts some of his favourite compositions together for the choir's first concerts of 2005/6, setting the tone - and cheer - for a wonderful season.
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| | Thursday 29 September 2005 |
St Alfege Church
Greenwich London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Flautet
Flautet: Áine Lambert Caroline Dromey Jak Berry Lauren Turner
Cecilia McDowall: Hotfoot Michael J Regan: Dance Suite Jean-Michel Damase: Quatuor de Flutes Mendelssohn arr Ann Miller: Scherzo from A Midsummer Night's Dream
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| | Wednesday 28 September 2005 |
1.10pm
St Olave's Church
Hart Street London EC3 United Kingdom
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Matthew Schellhorn
Matthew Schellhorn (piano)
Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice Cecilia McDowall: Pavane Tim Watts: Two Scherzos (world première) Ian Wilson: Lim (UK première)
|
| | Monday 26 September 2005 |
7.30pm
Penrith Methodist Church
Penrith Cumbria United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1768 868248
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Penrith Music Club
Sophie Bevan, soprano London Mozart Players
Cecilia McDowall: Not just a place Music by Piazzolla and Mozart
|
| | Sunday 18 September 2005 |
3.30pm
Chiswick Catholic Centre
2 Duke's Avenue London W4 United Kingdom
Details: website
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Sparks, Organ and Schellhorn
Peter Sparks, clarinet Shelly Organ, bassoon Matthew Schellhorn, piano
Lloyd: Trio Elgar: Romance Op 62 for bassoon and piano Glinka: Trio Pathétique Poulenc: Sonata for clarinet and bassoon Cecilia McDowall: Le temps viendra Jeremy Thurlow (born 1967): An Innocent Abroad Hurlstone: Trio in G minor
Blenheim Concerts
The Blenheim Music Circle was formed in 1987 to promote public concerts and recitals by professional musicians in the Chiswick area of West London, UK. It is entirely dependent on members' subscriptions, ticket sales and advertising support from local businesses. In 2005 concerts and recitals will be given under the name of Blenheim Concerts. Clarinettist Peter Sparks, bassoonist Shelly Organ and pianist Matthew Schellhorn have been playing chamber music together since 1998. They all read music at Cambridge and have given recitals at many major UK venues, including recently at St Martin-in-the-Fields in London.
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| | Saturday 17 September 2005 |
evening
St Petersburg Russia
Details: website
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The Fibonacci Sequence
Cecilia McDowall: Bells In The Air (for trumpet and horn) Brahms: Four Serious Songs Brahms: 2 Songs (mezzo, viola and piano) Enescu: Legend (for trumpet and piano) Dohnanyi: Sextet (clarinet, horn, violin, viola, cello and piano)
Concert takes place on board a cruise liner.
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| | Wednesday 14 September 2005 |
evening
Tallinn Estonia
Details: website
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The Fibonacci Sequence
Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter Barnes: Goodbye Dolly Gray Schumann: Die Soldatenbraut Elgar: A War Song Grainger: Soldier, soldier Fauré: L'Absent Duparc: Au pays ou se fait la guerre Ireland: The Soldier Novello: Till the boys come home
Concert takes place on board a cruise liner.
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| | Monday 29 August 2005 |
2.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website
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Radnor Songs, Gladestry Quatrains, Strauss and Tippett
Rachel Nicholls, soprano Paul Plummer, piano
Michael Tippett: Songs for Ariel Richard Strauss: Schlagende Herzen Op 29 No 2 Richard Strauss: Allerseelen Op 10 No 8 Richard Strauss: Das Rosenband Op 36 No 1 Cecilia McDowall: Radnor Songs (world première of a Presteigne Festival Commission) Richard Strauss: Morgen Op 27 No 4 Richard Strauss: Die Nacht Op 10 No 3 Richard Strauss: Befreit Op 39 No 4 John McCabe Gladestry Quatrains (world première of a Presteigne Festival Commission)
Presteigne Festival 2005 event 17
|
| | Sunday 28 August 2005 |
3pm
Suffolk United Kingdom
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The Case of the Unanswered Wire
The Tippett Quartet
To include: Cecilia McDowall: The Case of the Unanswered Wire
|
| | 11.15am
Murten
Bern Switzerland
Details: website
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British String Quartets
The Sorrel Quartet
To include: Cecilia McDowall: String Quartet No 1 The Case of the Unanswered Wire (2004)
Murten Classics 2005
|
| | Saturday 27 August 2005 |
8pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website
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Magnificat
Rachel Nicholls, soprano Frances Bourne, mezzo soprano Kathryn Thomas, flute Evgeny Chebykin, horn Canterbury Chamber Choir Presteigne Festival Orchestra George Vass, conductor
Michael Tippett: Little Music for string orchestra Georg Friederic Handel: Dixit Dominus HWV232 Alan Rawsthorne: Concertante Pastorale Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat
Presteigne Festival 2005 event 11
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| | 7pm
Assembly Rooms, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website
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Composers in conversation II
Cecilia McDowall, John McCabe and David Matthews discuss the music to be performed in this evening's concert with Geraint Lewis.
Presteigne Festival 2005
Free admission to ticket holders for EVENT 11
|
| | Sunday 21 August 2005 |
6pm
Cockfield Hall
Yoxford United Kingdom
Details: website
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Anna Noakes and Gabriella D'allOlio
Anna Noakes, flute Gabriella D'allOlio, harp
Donizetti: Sonata Nina Rota: Sonata Cecilia McDowall: Eleven Gaubert: Sonata No 2
Yoxford Arts Festival
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| | Saturday 20 August 2005 |
7pm
Yoxford Church
Yoxford United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Choir of New College Oxford
Nigel Hitchcock, soprano sax Gary Kettel, ethnic percussion Paul Clarvis, ethnic percussion Dave Hassel, ethnic percussion The Choir of New College, Oxford Edward Higginbottom, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Deus, in claro lumine for unaccompanied choir (first performance of Yoxford Festival commission) Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina Karl Jenkins: new work for choir, ethnic percussion and soprano sax (first performance of Yoxford Festival commission) Music by Gesualdo, Monteverdi, Rachmaninov and Purcell
Yoxford Arts Festival
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| | Sunday 31 July 2005 |
7.30pm
St Mary's Church
Petworth West Sussex United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Joyful Company of Singers
Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maria Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli Frank Martin: Mass for Double Choir Works by Victoria, Byrd, Mendelsshon, Rachmaninov, Poulenc, Javier Busto, John Taverner and Tarik O'Regan
Petworth Festival 2005
|
| | Saturday 2 July 2005 |
2.30pm
Trinity College of Music
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Trinity College of Music Four Part Choir
Trinity College of Music Four Part Choir Andrew Morley, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina
|
| | Saturday 25 June 2005 |
7.30pm
St Saviour's Church
Sandpit Lane St Albans United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)7884 231958
£10 | £1 (children)
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Entente Cordiale
St Albans Choral Society Kathryn Thomas, flute Richard Harvey, organ George Vass, conductor
Parry: I was Glad Elgar: Ave verum corpus, Op 2 No 1 Debussy: Syrinx Howells: Like as the hart desireth the waterbrooks Jehan Alain: Messe modale en septour Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella Frank Martin: Sonata da Chiesa Marcel Dupre: Quatre Motets, Op 9
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| | Monday 20 June 2005 |
Wigmore Hall
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Park Lane Group
Matilda Tullberg, flute Marcus Andrews, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Piper's Dream Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
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| | 11.15am
Old Royal Naval College Chapel
Greenwich London United Kingdom
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Four Shakespeare Songs
Lisa Rijmer, soprano Philip Cornwell, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Four Shakespeare Songs (1991)
|
| | Sunday 19 June 2005 |
7.30pm
Chilham Parish Church
Chilham, Canterbury Kent United Kingdom
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A Fancy of Folksongs
Canterbury Chamber Choir George Vass, conductor
Hubert Parry: Songs of Farewell Cecilia McDowall: A Fancy of Folksongs Percy Grainger: Folksong arrangements Cecilia McDowall: new work for upper voices and harp Michael Tippett: Five Spirituals from A Child of our Time Works for solo harp
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| | Saturday 18 June 2005 |
7.30pm
St John's
Smith Square London SW1 United Kingdom
Details: website
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On Angel's Wing
Rachel Nicholls, soprano Frances Bourne, mezzo soprano Mark Wilde, tenor Michael Bundy, baritone South Hampstead High School Chorale Finchley Choral Society Diana Kiverstein, director Gretel Dowdeswell, piano Stefan Reid, piano Richard Harvey, organ Nigel Shipway, percussion George Vass, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: On Angel's Wing Paul Patterson: Little Red Riding Hood Songbook Op 77 Rossini: Petite messe solennelle
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| | Thursday 16 June 2005 |
7.30pm
Lady Margaret Hall Chapel
Oxford United Kingdom
Details: website
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Andrew Routh at Lady Margaret Hall Chapel
Andrew Routh, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Tapsalteerie
|
| | Thursday 9 June 2005 |
7.30pm
St Matthew's Church
Leyburn United Kingdom
Details: website
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Duende
Sîan Philipps, violin Charles Owen, piano
Manuel De Falla: Suite Populaire Espagnole John Hawkins: Cortege (2002) Cecilia McDowall: Not just a Place (revised 2003) Claude Debussy: Sonata Mauricio Sotelo: Estremecido por el viento (Shaken by the wind) Mauricio Sotelo: Homage to Lorca (2003) Francis Poulenc: Sonata
Sîan Philipps has performed as soloist at Bridgewater Hall, Manchester, Symphony Hall, Birmingham and with the London and Manchester Concert orchestras. She recently made her début with the Philharmonic Orchestra. Charles Owen is much in demand as a chamber musician as well as pursuing a highly successful solo career including concertos with the Philharmonia, Wigmore recitals and critically-acclaimed CD recordings.
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| | Wednesday 1 June 2005 |
11.30am
St Marylebone Parish Church
Marylebone Road London NW1 5LT United Kingdom
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The Night Trumpeter
Josephine Harris, trumpet Alan Brown, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
|
| | Tuesday 31 May 2005 |
10.30am
St Marylebone Parish Church
Marylebone Road London NW1 5LT United Kingdom
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Trumpet Recital
David Geoghegan, trumpet
To include: William Boyce: Trumpet Voluntary Georges Enescu: Légende Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
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| | Sunday 22 May 2005 |
Woking United Kingdom
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Tagore String Trio
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place
Details to follow
|
| | Saturday 21 May 2005 |
5.30pm
Royal College Naval Chapel
Greenwich London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Ave Maria - Trinity Juniors
Vocal Ensemble, Trinity College Junior Department Philip Colman, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maria
|
| | Wednesday 18 May 2005 |
8pm
Great Hall, University College School
Frognal London NW3 United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)870 033 2733
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Façade
Geraldine James, narrator Richard Baker, narrator Gillian Keith, soprano Kathryn Thomas, flute Catriona Scott, clarinet Charys Green, bass clarinet Amy Dickson, saxophone Alison Balsom. trumpet Suzanne Willison, harp Nigel Shipway, percussion Mia Cooper, violin Tamás András, violin Sarah-Jane Bradley, viola Gemma Rosefield, cello George Vass, conductor
Maurice Ravel: Introduction and Allegro David Matthews: The Sleeping Lord Op 58 Cecilia McDowall: Dancing Fish William Walton: Façade - an entertainment
Hampstead and Highgate Festival 2005
Free pre-concert talk with George Vass, David Matthews and Cecilia McDowall at 7.15pm
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| | Sunday 15 May 2005 |
6pm
St Pancras Parish Church
Euston Road London NW1 United Kingdom
Details: website
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Choral Evensong at St Pancras
Sermon - The Revd Canon Martin Warner, Canon of St Paul's Cathedral Responses: Nardone Introit - Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli Psalm 67 - Christopher Batchelor Canticles - Gabriel Jackson: Truro Service Anthem - Alan Gibbs: Benedicat sit Sancti Trinitas Voluntary - Alastair King (2005 Festival Commission)
London Festival of Contemporary Church Music
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| | Thursday 12 May 2005 |
6pm
David Josefowitz Recital Hall
Royal Academy of Music London United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Night Trumpeter
Catriona MacKinnon, oboe Louise Haines, clarinet Andrew Harper, clarinet Christopher Cooper, bassoon David Geoghegan, trumpet Hilary Michael, violin Amy Fawcett, viola Louise McMonagle, cello Claire Whitson, double bass Laura Baxter, piano
Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter Bainbridge: For Miles Martinu: La Revue de Cuisine
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| | Thursday 14 April 2005 |
Blackheath Concert Halls
London SE3 9RQ United Kingdom
Details: website
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Trinity College of Music
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Reel Time Cecilia McDowall: Jeu à Treize
|
| | Sunday 20 March 2005 |
7.30pm
The Parish Church of St Mary of Charity
Faversham Kent United Kingdom
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Regina Caeli
Canterbury Chamber Choir William Whitehead, organ George Vass, conductor
William Walton: The Twelve Bruckner: Locus Iste Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina Bruckner: Ave Maria Cecilia McDowall: Regina Caeli Bruckner: Christus factus est Duruflé: Requiem Op 9
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| | Sunday 13 March 2005 |
3.30pm
Chiswick Catholic Centre
2 Duke's Avenue London W4 United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Sounds of Nature
Jackie Dias, soprano Emma Williams, flute Richard Shaw, piano
Thomas Arne: The Morning Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice Handel: As the ship in the storm (G Cesare) Gubaidulina: Sounds of the Forest Handel: Flammende Rose (German arias: No 9) Copland: Four Poems of Emily Dickinson Messiaen: La colombe Leoncavallo: 'The birds are chirping' (I Pagliacci) Handel: The soft complaining flute (An Ode for St Cecilia's Day) Copland: Old American Songs ('Long Time Ago'; 'Simple Gifts') Debussy: Syrinx Rachmaninov: Lilacs Cecilia McDowall: The Buzzard (from A Garland for Presteigne) Bizet: Entr'acte (Carmen) Dvorák: 'Hymn to the Moon' (Rusalka)
Blenheim Concerts
Revised programme. Richard Shaw specialises in chamber music and accompaniment and has performed at the South Bank Centre, the Wigmore Hall and other leading concert halls in the UK and abroad. The Blenheim Music Circle was formed in 1987 to promote public concerts and recitals by professional musicians in the Chiswick area of West London, UK. It is entirely dependent on members' subscriptions, ticket sales and advertising support from local businesses. In 2005 concerts and recitals will be given under the name of Blenheim Concerts.
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| | Saturday 5 February 2005 |
Hertford Music Society
Hertford United Kingdom
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Not Just a Place
Emma Williams, flute Richard Shaw, piano Oliver Coates, cello
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place
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| | Saturday 18 December 2004 |
7.45pm
Bushey Hall School
London Road Bushey United Kingdom
Details: Ticket Secretary website +44 (0)1923 774229
£12 | £11 (concessions) | £1 (schoolchildren)
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Christmas Cracker
Bushey Symphony Orchestra George Vass, conductor
A Christmas Cracker filled to the brim with enticing treats - light music classics including music by Elgar, Trevor Duncan and Ronald Binge - William Walton's ballet suite 'Facade' - music from the Strauss family - Sullivan's 'Mikado' overture - the first performance of Cecilia McDowall's Pavane - carols for all to sing, seasonal favourites and much, much more.
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| | Tuesday 14 December 2004 |
7.30pm
All Saint's Church
Fulham Palace Road, by Putney Bridge London United Kingdom
10 pounds (+ concessions)
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Carol Concert and Seasonal Readings
Addison Singers Chamber Choir
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella
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| | 7pm
St Paul's Church
Inner Park Road, off Wimbledon Parkside London United Kingdom
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Lytton House Carols
Putney High School Choir and Brass Quintet
To include: Cecilia McDowall: 'Infant holy' from Christus natus est
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| | Sunday 12 December 2004 |
7.30pm
Methodist Church
Marlborough Road St Albans United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)7884 231958
£10 | £1 (children)
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A Christmas Celebration
Choir of St Hilda's School, Harpenden Beth Thomas, director St Albans Choral Society William Cooper, trumpet Richard Harvey, organ George Vass, conductor
Carols, seasonal music, Christmas readings, Baroque works for Trumpet and Organ, Three Antiphons for trumpet and organ by Cecilia McDowall and the first performance of a new Christmas piece for choir and organ by young British composer Thomas Hyde.
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| | 6.30pm
St Peter's Church
St Peter's Terrace, Filmer Road, off Dawes Road London SW6 United Kingdom
All welcome to join the congregation
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A Service of Nine Lessons and Carols
Addison Oratorio and Chamber Choir Singers The Fulham Symphony Orchestra
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella
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| | Sunday 28 November 2004 |
7pm
United Reformed Church
Pond Square, Highgate London United Kingdom
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The Palace Band
The Palace Band Caroline Franklyn, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: On Track Blue
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| | Saturday 27 November 2004 |
St Michael and All Angels
Turnham Green London United Kingdom
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Bruckner, Finzi, McDowall, Mendelssohn and Schubert
Addison Singers Bernardi Chamber Orchestra David Wordsworth, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella Schubert: Mass in G Finzi: In Terra Pax Works by Mendelssohn and Bruckner
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| | Monday 22 November 2004 |
Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester United Kingdom
Details: website
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Not Just a Place
Sian Philipps, violin Sophia Rahman, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place
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| | Sunday 21 November 2004 |
4pm
The Church
Aakirkeby Island of Bornholm Denmark
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The Moon Dances in Denmark
Winnie Bugge Frandsen, flute Uffe Fløng, piano
Cecilia McDowall: The Moon Dances
|
| | Saturday 13 November 2004 |
Krönungssaal des Rathauses
Aachen Germany
Details: website
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Quintessence Concert in Aachen
The Fibonacci Sequence: Stephanie Gonley, violin Yuko Inoue, viola Andrew Fuller, cello Duncan McTier, bass Julian Farrell, clarinet Dick Skinner, bassoon Tim Brown, horn Kathron Sturrock, piano
Richard Strauss transcr. Franz Hasenöhrl: Till Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche Op 28 Mozart: Piano Quartet in G minor K478 Cecilia McDowall: Not just a Place (dark memories of an old tango hall) for viola, bass and piano Beethoven: Septet in E Op 20
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| | Friday 12 November 2004 |
1pm
Dukes Hall
Royal Academy of Music London United Kingdom
Details: website
entrance free
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Music at lunchtime for flute and harp
Susanne Goerke, flute Lindsay Leach, harp
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven for flute and harp Debussy: Danse Sacrée Debussy: Sonata
|
| | Monday 8 November 2004 |
7pm
St John's
Smith Square London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Strauss, Mozart, McDowall and Mahler played by the Fibonacci Sequence
The Fibonacci Sequence
Richard Strauss: Till Eulenspiegel Mozart: Piano Quartet in G minor Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter (new version) Mahler arr. Matthews: Rückert Lieder
Open afternoon rehearsal
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| | Sunday 7 November 2004 |
6pm
New College Chapel
Oxford United Kingdom
Details: website
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Choral Evensong
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina
The preacher is Dr Priscilla Chadwick, Principal, Berkhampsted Collegiate School.
|
| | Saturday 23 October 2004 |
7.30pm
St Paul's Church
Hatfield Road St Albans United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)7884 231958
£15 | £12 | £5 (children)
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St Albans Choral Society Diamond Jubilee Concert
Michael Bundy, baritone Katy Chant, soprano Parmiter's Senior Singers St Albans Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
J S Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No 3 in G, BWV1048 Cecilia McDowall: Stabat Mater (world première) Stravinsky: Concerto in E flat Dumbarton Oaks Fauré Requiem, Op 48
|
| | Thursday 21 October 2004 |
7pm
Royal College of Music Concert Hall
Prince Consort Road London SW7 2BS United Kingdom
Details: website
Admission free
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Royal College of Music Brass Ensemble
Juliet Edwards, piano Royal College of Music Brass Ensemble Paul Archibald, conductor
Richard Strauss: Festmusik der Stadt Wien Cecilia McDowall: Salon Argentina Shostakovich arr Archibald: Preludes and Fugues Op 87 Nos 15 and 24 Nicholas Sackman: Meld : Concerto for Piano, Brass and Percussion Prokofiev arr Archibald: Romeo and Juliet Op 64
The RCM Brass Ensemble presents an evening of spectacular brass playing, performing a wide-ranging programme featuring major works of the 20th century; Strauss's monumental Festmusik der Stadt Wien and Prokofiev's masterpiece Romeo and Juliet form cornerstones in a programme that displays Juliet Edwards' stunning virtuosity in Nick Sackman's Meld, a concerto for piano, brass and percussion. Cecilia McDowall's Salon Argentina recreates the atmosphere of an old tango hall in Buenos Aires where the dancers move under a dim light in grim, passionate embrace and Shostakovich's epic Preludes and Fugues Nos 15 and 24 form a work of symphonic proportions to complete a memorable evening of great music.
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| | Saturday 2 October 2004 |
7.30pm
St Gregory's Church
Wye Kent United Kingdom
Details: Ticket secretary +44 (0)1227 700673
£10
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Entente Cordiale
Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
C H H Parry: I was Glad Maurice Duruflé: Quatre motets sur des themes Grégoriens Op 10 Cecilia McDowall: St Martin's Magnificat Francis Poulenc: Salve Regina Lennox Berkeley: Missa Brevis Op 57 Cecilia McDowall: Ave Regina Gerald Finzi: Lo, the full, final Sacrifice Op 26 Francis Pott: A Hymn to the Virgin Marcel Dupré: Quatre motets Op 9
|
| | Friday 10 September 2004 |
7.30pm
Purcell Room
South Bank Centre London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Piano 40
Jeremy Brown, piano Richard Deering, piano Nadia Lasserson, piano Rachel Nadin, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Piano Forty John Kember: Pastorale Michael Omer: Ombra della Sera Charles Camilleri: Divertimento I (Hommage à Manuel de Falla) Janet Beat: Sunsets & Lakes (first performance) Nimrod Borenstein: Scenes of Ballet Op 23 Edmund Jolliffe: Carnival Ignaz Moscheles: Grand Duo Op 115
The success of Piano 40's previous seven South Bank concerts of works written specially for them has led several composers to write yet further works for this unique combination. This concert includes second works by Edmund Jolliffe and Janet Beat. The works by McDowall and Camilleri appear on Piano 40's first CD.
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| | 1.10pm
St James
Piccadilly London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Lunchtime recital - Arne, McDowall, Fauré and folk songs
Emma Williams, flute Richard Shaw, piano Jacqueline Dias, soprano
Thomas Arne: The Morning Cecilia McDowall: The Moon Dances Folk song: Down by the Sally Gardens Folk song: Oh Waly, Waly Fauré: Sonata No 1 in A
|
| | Sunday 29 August 2004 |
2.30pm
St Mary's Church, Leintwardine
Herefordshire United Kingdom
Details: website
£8 unreserved | £4 children
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Sorrel Quartet in Leintwardine
Mozart: String Quartet in C, K465 Dissonance Cecilia McDowall: The case of the unanswered wire (world première) Debussy: String Quartet in G minor, Op 10
Presteigne Festival 2004 event 12
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| | Thursday 26 August 2004 |
Suffolk United Kingdom
Details: website
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Paul Archibald and Leslie Pearson
Paul Archibald, trumpet Leslie Pearson, organ
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Three Antiphons
Yoxford Festival
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| | Tuesday 24 August 2004 |
8pm
Grand Hall, Cockfield Hall
Yoxford Suffolk United Kingdom
Details: website
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Special concert of chamber music
The Yoxford Festival Ensemble Brindisi Piano Trio Michael Stirling, cello Anna Noakes, flute Jane Atkins, viola
Mozart: Flute Quartet in D Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place Piazzolla: Oblivion for piano trio Brahms: Piano Quartet in C minor
Yoxford Festival
Introductory talk by Cecilia McDowall
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| | Sunday 22 August 2004 |
6pm
Yoxford Church
Yoxford Suffolk United Kingdom
Details: website
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Flute spectacular
London Flutes: Detta Danford, Heledd Francis, Amanda Moore and Hattie Webster Andy Findon, bass flute Helen Keen, alto and bass flute Julie Murray, flute Anna Noakes, flute
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Hotfoot Jongen: Elegie Matthew Wright: In the quiet of you Dave Heath: Golden Sunset
Yoxford Festival
London Flutes will release their new CD Hotfoot at this concert.
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| | Wednesday 4 August 2004 |
St James
Piccadilly London United Kingdom
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Lunchtime recital
London Flutes
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Hotfoot
|
| | Friday 23 July 2004 |
1.05pm
St Martin-in-the-fields
Trafalgar Square London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Marcus Andrews piano recital
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace
|
| | Thursday 22 July 2004 |
8.30pm
Rundetaarn
Copenhagen Denmark
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Flute and piano
Winnie Bugge Frandsen, flute Uffe Flong, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: The Moon Dances
|
| | 7.15pm
Arts Centre
Aberystwyth United Kingdom
Details: website
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Foyer Music
Musicfest Wind Ensemble
Cecilia McDowall: Jeu à Treize for 13 winds Gary Carpenter: Pantomime
Musicfest Aberystwyth
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| | 7.30pm
Voices Hall
VoiceBox Arts Centre, Kensington Mews, Forman Street Derby United Kingdom
Details: website
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'SoundsInteresting4'
Sarah Field, saxophone Sacconi String Quartet
Music by Marcello, Busch, Cecilia McDowall and a Pete Meechan première.
Music at Duffield Contemporary Music Series
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| | Wednesday 21 July 2004 |
8pm
Arts Centre
Aberystwyth United Kingdom
Details: website
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Concerto concert
Paul Archibald, trumpet Philippa Davies, flute Catrin Finch, harp John Anderson, oboe David Campbell, clarinet Anthony Halstead, horn Martin Gatt, bassoon Musicfest Orchestra Robin Ticciati, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Seraphim for trumpet Crusell: Concertante for clarinet, horn and bassoon Strauss: Oboe Concerto Mozart: Flute and Harp Concerto
Musicfest Aberystwyth
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| | Thursday 24 June 2004 |
1pm
St Marylebone Church
Marylebone Road London United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Royal Academy Trumpet Ensemble
Students of the Royal Academy of Music
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Agnus Dei
|
| | Sunday 20 June 2004 |
2.30pm
St Michael and All Angels
Chiswick London W4 United Kingdom
Details: website
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Musical Mayhem
St Michael's Junior Choir (ages 6-14) Phoebe Woollam, music director Harriet Preston, choreographer Helen Vickery, piano Victoria Wojewodka, clarinet Antonia Lyne, violin Zoë Hale, cello Amelia Jacobs, drumkit
Cecilia McDowall: Songs from King Leo and Divine Pursuits Also includes songs from Annie, Oliver, My Fair Lady, The Sound of Music and West Side Story.
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| | Saturday 19 June 2004 |
6.30pm
St Michael and All Angels
Chiswick London W4 United Kingdom
Details: website
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Musical Mayhem
St Michael's Junior Choir (ages 6-14) Phoebe Woollam, music director Harriet Preston, choreographer Helen Vickery, piano Victoria Wojewodka, clarinet Antonia Lyne, violin Zoë Hale, cello Amelia Jacobs, drumkit
Cecilia McDowall: Songs from King Leo and Divine Pursuits Also includes songs from Annie, Oliver, My Fair Lady, The Sound of Music and West Side Story.
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| | Tuesday 15 June 2004 |
1pm
St Martin-in-the-fields
Trafalgar Square London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Chaconne Brass
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro and works by Matthew Allsop (world première), Rameau, Purcell and Ravel
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| | Sunday 6 June 2004 |
5pm
St Martin-in-the-Fields
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Choral Evensong at St Martin-in-the-Fields
Music includes: Cecilia McDowall: St Martins Magnificat Cecilia McDowall: Nunc Dimittis
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| | Thursday 3 June 2004 |
7.30pm
Simon Langton Girls School
Canterbury Kent United Kingdom
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'Bravura'
Sarah Field, saxophone Sacconi String Quartet
Music by Weill, Sondheim, McDowall and Glazunov
|
| | Saturday 29 May 2004 |
7.30pm
Purcell Room
South Bank Centre London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Air Fabrik
Sarah Field, saxophone Simon Lepper, piano Bronte String Quartet
Philip Glass: Melody Michael Nyman: Shaping the Curve Philip Glass: Melody Paule Maurice: Tableaux de Provence Philip Glass: Melody Richard Rodney Bennett: Four Country Dances Glazunov: Oriental Reverie Cecilia McDowall: Saxophone and String Quartet (world première) Debussy: En bateau (No 1) from the Petite suite Phil Woods: Sonata for saxophone and piano
Charismatic saxophonist Sarah Field is one of the UK's fastest rising stars. Her unique lyrical style, engaging stage manner and innovative programming have an overwhelming must-see quality. Air Fabrik sees a fusion of old and new repertoire since the invention of the saxophone and features Sarah alongside her award-winning friends, pianist Simon Lepper and the Bronte String Quartet. The concert is promoted by the Concordia Foundation.
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| | Thursday 27 May 2004 |
11am
Recital Hall
Birmingham Conservatoire Birmingham United Kingdom
Details: website
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First out-of-London performance of 'White Fox Woman'
Catherine McIntyre, oboe Christine Cairns, soprano
Sammartini: Sonata in G Antal Dorati: La cigale et la fourmi and Legerdermain (Five pieces for oboe) Maurice Le Boucher: Fantasie Concertante Carl Nielsen: Two fantasy pieces for oboe and piano Cecilia McDowall: White Fox Woman Charles Colin: Solo de Concours No.8
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| | Sunday 16 May 2004 |
Lauderdale House
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Eleanor Percy concert
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Not just a place for violin and piano
Hampstead and Highgate Festival
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| | 11.30am
Lauderdale House
Waterlow Park, Highgate London N6 United Kingdom
Details: Box Office website +44 20 8348 8716
£7.00 | £5.00 concession | £1.00 children
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Phelps Pianos Music in the House
Eleanor Percy, violin Irina Lyakhovskaya, piano
Mozart: Sonata in A K305 Hugh Wood: Poem Op 35 Cecilia McDowall Not just a place Elgar: Violin Sonata in E minor Op 82
Hampstead and Highgate Festival 2004
Festival music director George Vass will interview Hugh Wood and Cecilia McDowall before their pieces are performed
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| | Thursday 13 May 2004 |
7.30pm
Blackheath Concert Halls
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Brass Fest
Trinity College of Music brass players Roger Argente, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Salon Argentina brass septet Piazzolla: Tango
Followed by Jazz in the Bar
|
| | Saturday 8 May 2004 |
7.45pm
Bushey Hall School
London Road Bushey United Kingdom
Details: Box Office website +44 1923 774229
£10.50 (Concessions £9.50; Schoolchildren £1)
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King Leo - The Concert
Bryan Rycroft, narrator Soloists and speakers from Hertfordshire Schools St Hilda's School Choir, Bushey Parmiter's School Junior Choir, Garston Bushey Symphony Orchestra George Vass, conductor
Prokofiev: Peter and the Wolf Op 67 Cecilia McDowall: King Leo - An Eco Cantata
Supported by Awards for All - Lottery Grants for Local Groups
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| | Tuesday 4 May 2004 |
5.30pm
Peacock Room
Trinity College of Music London United Kingdom
Details: website
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White Fox Woman
Paul Goodey, oboe Linda Hurst, mezzo soprano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: White Fox Woman
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| | Saturday 1 May 2004 |
7.30pm
St Mary's Church
Shipley West Sussex United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1403 741685
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Celebrity Classical Concert
Graham Salter, oboe d'Amore Bruce Martin, flute The Addison Singers Bernardi Chamber Ensemble Andrew Bernardi, violin, viola, director
John Rutter: Suite Antique Bach: Concerto for Oboe d'Amore Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No 4 Howard Goodall: Psalm 23
Shipley Arts Festival 2004
Concert held in aid of St Mary's Church, Shipley Cecilia McDowall and animator David Wordsworth will be visiting Shipley as part of a composer's residency in this year's festival.
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| | Wednesday 7 April 2004 |
8pm
Blackheath Halls
23 Lee Road London SE3 9RQ United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8463 0100
8 pounds (5 pounds, concessions)
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Marcus Andrews plays Liszt, Cecilia McDowall and Medtner
Marcus Andrews, piano
Liszt: Venezia e Napoli Cecilia McDowall: Four Piano Solos Medtner: Sonata-Reminiscenza
|
| | Sunday 4 April 2004 |
7.30pm
Church of St Mary of Charity
Faversham Kent United Kingdom
Details: Secretary +44 (0)1227 700673
£8 (Children under 14 free)
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Music for Palm Sunday
Canterbury Chamber Choir William Whitehead, organ George Vass, conductor
Poulenc: Litanies à la Vierge noire Cecilia McDowall: Three Latin Motets (world première) Poulenc: Quatre Motets pour un temps de penitence Messiaen: Works for Organ Duruflé Requiem Op 9
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| | Sunday 21 March 2004 |
7.30pm
Jackson's Lane Community Centre
269a Archway Road London N6 5AA United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8341 4421
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The Palace Band
The Palace Band Caroline Franklyn, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: On Track Blue
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| | Friday 12 March 2004 |
7.30pm
Holy Trinity Church, Tattershall
East Lindsey Lincolnshire United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8686 1996
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LMP Brass
The LMP Brass Ensemble
East Lindsey's resident orchestra brings its marvellous brass players to three different churches in the district. The programme includes well-known brass pieces through the ages, including baroque works by Handel, Gabrieli, Purcell, Jeremiah Clarke?s famous trumpet voluntary and Hodie for brass octet by Cecilia McDowall.
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| | Thursday 11 March 2004 |
7.30pm
St Mary's Church, Tetford
East Lindsey Lincolnshire United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8686 1996
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LMP Brass
The LMP Brass Ensemble
East Lindsey?s resident orchestra brings its marvellous brass players to three different churches in the district. The programme includes well-known brass pieces through the ages, including baroque works by Handel, Gabrieli, Purcell, Jeremiah Clarke?s famous trumpet voluntary and Hodie for brass octet by Cecilia McDowall.
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| | Wednesday 10 March 2004 |
7.30pm
St Mary and St Gabriel Church, Binbrook
East Lindsey Lincolnshire United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8686 1996
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LMP Brass
The LMP Brass Ensemble
East Lindsey?s resident orchestra brings its marvellous brass players to three different churches in the district. The programme includes well-known brass pieces through the ages, including baroque works by Handel, Gabrieli, Purcell, Jeremiah Clarke?s famous trumpet voluntary and Hodie for brass octet by Cecilia McDowall.
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| | Monday 23 February 2004 |
7.30pm
St Paul's Hall
University of Huddersfield Department of Music Huddersfield United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1484 472003
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University of Huddersfield Guest Recital Concert
Paul Archibald, trumpet
Henri Busser: Andante and Scherzo Graham Williams: Action for trumpet and piano Shindouk Lim: Erinnerung (UK première) Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter Berio: Sequenza X for trumpet Berio: Sequenza for trombone Prokofiev arr Archibald: Pieces from Romeo and Juliet
Paul's programme reflects his enthusiasm for and experience with the contemporary brass repertoire. It also features Huddersfield teaching staff Professor of Music Barrie Webb on trombone and Ian Buckle on piano.
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| | Saturday 24 January 2004 |
7.30pm
Holmbury St Mary Music Society
Dorking United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)1306 740732
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Emma Williams and Lucy Wakeford
Emma Williams, flute Lucy Wakeford, harp
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven Music by Bach, Ravel, Saint-Saëns and Piazzolla
Tickets from the Secretary, Mrs Sorrell
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| | Tuesday 13 January 2004 |
1pm
Vestry Hall
Ealing London W5 United Kingdom
Details: website
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Trumpet and piano at lunchtime
Paul Archibald, trumpet Kathron Sturrock, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
|
| | Saturday 20 December 2003 |
7.45pm
Bushey Hall School
London Road Bushey United Kingdom
Details: Ticket Secretary +44 (0)1923 774229
£10.50, £9.50 Concessions, £1 Children
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Christmas Festival
Parmiter's School Senior Choir Jan Bailey, director Bushey Symphony Orchestra George Vass, conductor
Christmas music, carols for audience, choir and orchestra together with light music favourites and a performance of Cecilia McDowall's cantata Christus Natus Est.
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| | Friday 12 December 2003 |
7.30pm
Winter Gardens
Margate Kent United Kingdom
Details: Secretary +44 1227 700673
£10
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Festival of Christmas Music
Bonita Hammond, soprano Canterbury Chamber Choir Provincial Grand Chorus of East Kent Junior Choir of Queen Elizabeth's School, Faversham Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est plus carols for choir, audience and orchestra
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| | Tuesday 9 December 2003 |
7.30pm
Hall Place
Bexley London United Kingdom
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Bexley Choral Society, Christus Natus Est
Bexley Choral Society Lesley Cooper, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est
|
| | Saturday 6 December 2003 |
7.30pm
Alban Arena
Civic Centre St Albans United Kingdom
Details: Ticket Secretary website +44 01727 860039
£10, £8 & £5 (Children)
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A Christmas Celebration
St Albans Young Singers Jan Bailey, director Readers from St Albans High School for Girls St Albans Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Favourite carols and Christmas music for all the family, including Cecilia McDowall's cantata Christus natus est
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| | Sunday 23 November 2003 |
2pm
Sutton House
2-4 Homerton High Street London E9 United Kingdom
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Attis Flute Quartet at Sutton House
Attis Flute Quartet
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Hotfoot
|
| | Saturday 15 November 2003 |
7.45pm
St Jude-on-the-Hill
Central Square London NW11 United Kingdom
Details: Box Office website +44 (0)20 8445 9666
£12.50 (£10 concession)
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Finchley Choral Society Centenary Concert
Rachel Nicholls, soprano Ruth Peel, mezzo soprano Ruth Bolister, oboe Finchley Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Britten: Simple Symphony Op 4 Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat (first performance) David Matthews: A Congress of Passions Op 62a Vivaldi: Gloria in D RV589
The Finchley Choral Society celebrates its Centenary with the first performance of a new commission from Composer-in-Association, Cecilia McDowall. There is a pre-concert talk at Friends Meeting House, North Square, London NW11 at 6.45 pm.
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| | Tuesday 11 November 2003 |
1.05pm
Weston Gallery, Anthony Hopkins Centre
Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama Cardiff United Kingdom
Details: website
Free
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Cecilia McDowall Brass Quintet; Tango Oscura
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Brass Quintet Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscura
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| | Wednesday 29 October 2003 |
7.30pm
St John's
Smith Square London United Kingdom
Details: website
£12, 9, 6 (concessions £6)
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The British Piano Sonata - a neglected tradition
Mark Bebbington, piano
Bernard Stevens: Piano Sonata Op 25 (1954) John Joubert: Lyric Fantasy on themes from the opera Jane Eyre (2000) Judith Bingham: Chopin (1979) Judith Bingham: The Moon over Westminster Cathedral (2003) David Matthews: Piano Sonata Op 47 (1989) Tom Ingoldsby: Piano Sonata (2002) Paul Max Edlin: Towers of the God-King (1997) Cecilia McDowall: Four Piano Solos: Shades of Solace (1998); Vespers in Venice (1997); Pavane (1999); Tapsalteerie (1999)
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| | Saturday 25 October 2003 |
7.30pm
Cathedral and Abbey Church of St Alban
St Albans United Kingdom
Details: Ticket Secretary website +44 (0)1727 860039
£18, £15, £12 & £6
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Handel's Messiah
Rachel Nicholls, soprano Vaughan Howells, countertenor Andrew Carwood, tenor Simon Preece, baritone St Albans Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Handel: Messiah Cecilia McDowall, John McCabe & David Matthews: Messiah Preludes
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| | Thursday 16 October 2003 |
7.30pm
St Cyprian's Church
Glentworth Street London NW1 United Kingdom
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Le Temps Viendra
Catherine Pluygers, oboe Philip Edwards, clarinet Robert Coleridge, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Le Temps Viendra
Sixth London Festival of Wind Music 2003
|
| | Wednesday 15 October 2003 |
1pm
Deptford Town Hall
London United Kingdom
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Attis Flute Quartet
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Hotfoot
|
| | Sunday 12 October 2003 |
7.30pm
Parish Church
Wingham Kent United Kingdom
8 pounds (children under 14 free)
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St Martins Magnificat
Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
Finzi: God is gone up Op 27 No 2 Britten: Hymn to St Cecilia Op 27 Ireland: Greater love hath no man David Matthews: The Lord is my Shepherd (first concert performance) Howells: Like as the hart desireth the waterbrooks Cecilia McDowall: St Martins Magnificat (first concert performance) Britten: Festival Te Deum Op 32 Stanford: Three Latin Motets Op 38 Bob Chilcott: Peace Mass Ireland: Vexilla Regis
Canterbury Festival
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| | Thursday 9 October 2003 |
1.05pm
Lighthouse
Poole Arts Centre Poole United Kingdom
£5
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Music by Liszt, Debussy and Cecilia McDowall
Mark Bebbington, piano
Music by Liszt, Debussy and Cecilia McDowall
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| | Monday 29 September 2003 |
7.30pm
Wigmore Hall
36 Wigmore Street London W1U 2BP United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 7935 2141
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English and Eastern European works for flute and piano
Susan Milan, flute Ian Brown, piano
Eugene Goossens: Three Pictures Sergey Prokofiev: Sonata in D Op 94 Cecilia McDowall: The Moon Dances (UK première) Otar Taktakishvilli: Sonata
A new commission from Susan Milan for flute and piano, The Moon Dances is inspired by the intense imagery of Lorca's poetry, evoking contrasting aspects of dance in exuberant or spectral mood, all beneath the light of the moon.
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| | Tuesday 16 September 2003 |
Studio 2
Maida Vale London United Kingdom
Details: website
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BBC Young Musician of the Year
To include: Julia Crowell, flute Katherine Rockhill, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
Stage 2, Regional Finals
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| | Saturday 13 September 2003 |
7.30pm
St Peter's Church
Petersfield Hampshire United Kingdom
Details: E-mail +44 (0)1730 260213
£6 (unreserved), £5 (concessions)
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Ruth Cawsey, clarinet Angela Zanders, piano
Debussy: Première Rhapsodie for clarinet and piano Stravinsky: Three Pieces for clarinet solo Beethoven: Piano Sonata in F minor Op 57 Appassionata Cecilia McDowall: Four Piano Solos Weber: Grand Duo Concertante Op 48 for clarinet and piano
Tickets onsale from 19th August. Wine bar available
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| | Monday 25 August 2003 |
2.30pm
St Andrews Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website
£6.50 unreserved | £4 children
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A Garland for Presteigne
Gillian Keith, soprano Simon Lepper, piano
The world première of ten new songs specially written to celebrate the twenty-first anniversary of the Presteigne Festival by Michael Berkeley, James Francis Brown, John Joubert, Geraint Lewis, David Matthews, John McCabe, Cecilia McDowall, Rhian Samuel, Hilary Tann and Adrian Williams.
The programme also includes: Copland: Eight Poems of Emily Dickinson
Presteigne Festival 2003 event 15
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| | 11.30am
Assembly Rooms, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website
Free admission
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Composers and the voice
A forum, hosted by Simon Mundy, introducing some of the songs commissioned specially for A Garland for Presteigne, with insights from conductor Peter Broadbent and input from several composers including Paul Crabtree, David Matthews, John McCabe, Cecilia McDowall and others.
Presteigne Festival 2003
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| | Saturday 23 August 2003 |
8pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website
£17 reserved | £14 unreserved | £6 children
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Birthday gala concert
Joyful Company of Singers Presteigne Festival Orchestra Mark Bebbington, piano Gillian Keith, soprano Colin Fleming, tenor David Rees-Jones, baritone George Vass, conductor
Robin Holloway: Ode, Op 45 Haydn: Concerto for piano and orchestra No 11 in D Schubert: Mass in G, D167 Cecilia McDowall: Ave maris stella
Presteigne Festival 2003 event 10
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| | 7pm
Assembly Rooms, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website
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Pre-concert talk
Music critic Christopher Morley talks to Cecilia McDowall and Festival Composer-in-Residence, Robin Holloway, about their works to be performed in tonight's concert
Presteigne Festival 2003
Free admission to ticket holders for event 10
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| | Friday 22 August 2003 |
11.30am
Assembly Rooms, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website
£1 children | £6 unreserved
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Children's concert
A musically exciting and educating concert, specially designed for children with flautist Kathryn Thomas and clarinettist Catriona Scott accompanied at the piano by Catherine Milledge. The programme includes music by Shostakovich, Saint-Saëns and Cecilia McDowall.
Presteigne Festival 2003 event 2
Suitable for children, aged 5-13. Children aged 8 and under should be accompanied by a responsible adult. Limited availability, early booking recommended
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| | Thursday 7 August 2003 |
Riviera Hotel
Las Vegas United States of America
Details: website
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NFA Convention
Susan Milan, flute
To include: Cecilia McDowall: The Moon Dances (US première)
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| | Tuesday 29 July 2003 |
Lugano Switzerland
Details: website
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Moon Dances première
Susan Milan, flute Véronique Sach-Hien, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: The Moon Dances (world première)
Ticcino Festival, Lugano
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| | Friday 25 July 2003 |
8pm
Arts Centre
Aberystwyth United Kingdom
Details: website
£7 (£6)
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MusicFest Winds
Andrew Ball, piano MusicFest Symphonic Wind Orchestra Paul Sanders, David Campbell, conductors Paul Archibald, trumpet Gerard McChrystal, saxophone
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Reel Time Arr Donald Hunsberger: Carnival of Venice Ingolf Dahl: Saxophone Concerto John Adams: Short Ride in a Fast Machine
MusicFest Aberystwyth
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| | Sunday 20 July 2003 |
8pm
Arts Centre
Aberystwyth United Kingdom
Details: website
£7 (£6)
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Classic MusicFest II
Andrew Ball, piano John Anderson, oboe David Campbell, clarinet Anthony Halstead, horn Martin Gatt, bassoon Paul Archibald, trumpet
CPE Bach: Sonata in G minor (oboe and piano) Elizabeth Maconchy: Three Bagatelles (oboe and piano) Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter (trumpet and piano) Alexander Goedicke: Concert Etude (trumpet and piano) Poulenc: Trio (oboe, bassoon, piano) Mozart: Quintet in E flat K452 for piano and wind
MusicFest Aberystwyth
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| | Saturday 19 July 2003 |
7.30pm
Holywell Music Room
Holywell Street Oxford United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 7925 2545
£10, concessions £8
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Shakespeare & Love
Jane Harrington, soprano Clinton Cormany, piano Emma Murphy, recorders Emily Bryant, Matthew Pattimore and May Phillips, actors
To include: Cecilia McDowall: What 'tis to love Mendelssohn: You Spotted Snakes Orsino, Twelfth Night, Act I scene I Henry Purcell: If music be the food of love Viola, Twelfth Night, Act II scene II Quilter: Take, O Take Thy Lips Away Puck, A Midsummer Night's Dream Act III scene II Cecilia McDowall: Give Me My Robe Arne: Under the Greenwood Tree Rosalind, Orlando, Celia, As You Like It Act IV scene I Rubbra: It was a lover and his lass Daniel Purcell: Sonata in F Greensleeves to a Ground from The Division Flute Cecilia McDowall: How Should I Your True Love Know Ophelia, Hamlet Act II scene II Quilter: Come away death Desdemona, Emilia, Othello Act IV scene III Roe: Willow Song Sonnet 116 'Let me not to the marriage of true minds ...' M Dring: Crabbed age Launce, Two Gentlemen of Verona Act IV scene IV Schubert: To Sylvia Oberon, A Midsummer Night's Dream Act V scene I Cecilia McDowall: First rehearse your song by rote
The Concordia Concert Series 2003
compiled and directed by Michael Fry
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| | Sunday 13 July 2003 |
7.45pm
St Mary's Church
Park Street, Sittingbourne Kent United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)1227 700673
£7.50 (£5 Concession)
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Summer Serenade
Canterbury Chamber Choir Sally Pryce, harp George Vass, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: A Fancy of Folksongs (world première) Debussy: Trois Chansons Saint-Saëns: Two Partsongs, Op 68 Finzi: Songs of Robert Bridges, Op 17 Lennox Berkeley: Judica me, Op 96 No 1 McCabe: Proud Songsters Rodney Newton: Six English Folksongs works for solo harp
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| | Wednesday 2 July 2003 |
7.30pm
Gala Theatre
Millennium Place Durham United Kingdom
Details: website
£17 (concessions available)
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English Brass Ensemble
English Brass Ensemble
Benjamin Britten: Fanfare for St Edmundsbury Elliott Carter: Brass Quintet for two trumpets, horn and two trombones Witold Lutoslawski: Mini-Overture Malcolm Arnold: Brass Quintet JS Bach: Fantasia and Fugue in G minor Cecilia McDowall: Salon Argentina Gyorgy Ranki: Serenade Of The Seven-Headed Dragon
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| | Sunday 29 June 2003 |
Portsmouth Catholic Cathedral
Portsmouth United Kingdom
Details: website
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'Galileo's Ground' première
Portsmouth Chamber Choir London Mozart Players
Cecilia McDowall: Galileo's Ground for string ensemble (world première) Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella
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| | Saturday 28 June 2003 |
7.30pm
St Paul's Church
Covent Garden London United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 7925 2545
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Concordia Foundation Gala Concert
Jane Harrington, soprano Suzanne Godfrey, flute
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Two Shakespeare Songs - What 'tis to love and First rehearse you song by rote
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| | Saturday 21 June 2003 |
7.30pm
St John's
Smith Square London SW1 United Kingdom
Details: Box Office website 020 7222 1061
£18, £15 & £10
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Finchley Choral Society Centenary Concert
Ruby Hughes, soprano Frances Bourne, mezzo soprano Andrew Carwood, tenor Simon Preece, baritone Finchley Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Mendelssohn: String Symphony No 10 in B minor Mozart: Ave Verum Corpus K618 Vivaldi: Concerto for Two Trumpets in C RV537 Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella (first London performance) Haydn: Nelson Mass
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| | Wednesday 18 June 2003 |
1.05pm
New Walk Museum
Leicester United Kingdom
Details: website
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Lunchtime Recital by Paul Archibald
Paul Archibald, trumpet Kathron Sturrock, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: The Night Trumpeter
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| | Monday 16 June 2003 |
Trinity College of Music
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Beverly Hull, violin
Cecilia McDowall: Anaphora for solo violin
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| | Trinity College of Music
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Maria Michael, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Pavane and Shades of Solace
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| | 4.45pm
Trinity College of Music
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Amy Loveday
Cecilia McDowall: Two Ratushinskaya Songs
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| | Thursday 12 June 2003 |
Recital Hall, Royal Academy of Music
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Javier Rodriguez, double bass
Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place
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| | Friday 6 June 2003 |
7.30pm
Hindhead Music Centre
Hindhead Surrey United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1428 604 941
£5 (to include a glass of wine)
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Clarinet and piano recital
Ruth Cawsey, clarinet Angela Zanders, piano
Debussy: Première Rhapsodie for clarinet and piano Stravinsky: Three Pieces for clarinet solo Beethoven: Piano Sonata in F minor Op 57 Appassionata Cecilia McDowall: Four Piano Solos Weber: Grand Duo Concertante Op 48 for clarinet and piano
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| | Saturday 31 May 2003 |
12.30pm
St Mary's Church
Chard United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1460 66115
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Music by Owen Thomas, Howell and McDowall
Mark Bebbington, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Four Piano Solos Works by Janet Owen Thomas and Dorothy Howell
Chard Festival of Women in Music
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| | Monday 26 May 2003 |
Canterbury Cathedral
Canterbury United Kingdom
Details: website
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Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields Nick Danks, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis
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| | Sunday 25 May 2003 |
5pm
St Martin-in-the-Fields
Trafalgar Square London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Evensong
Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields Nick Danks, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis
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| | Wednesday 14 May 2003 |
7.30pm
Trinity College of Music
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Mercedes Romero
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Tapsalteerie
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| | Saturday 3 May 2003 |
7.45pm
Bushey Hall School
London Road Bushey United Kingdom
Details: Box Office website 01923 774229
£10 (£9 concession, £5 children)
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Hertsmere Civic Concert
Freya Ritts-Kirby, violin Benjamin Griffiths, double bass Bushey Symphony Orchestra George Vass, conductor
Beethoven: Overture Egmont Op 84 Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in E minor Op 64 Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place Gade: Symphony No 4 in B flat Op 20
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| | Thursday 24 April 2003 |
1.05pm
St Paul's Church
Covent Garden London United Kingdom
Details: website
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The Albion Bridge - Shakespeare and Love
Sergey Rybin, piano Sarah Tynan, soprano Emma Murphy, recorder with actors Matthew Pattismore, Mary Phillips and Aoife Madden
A musical journey in words and music, devised and directed by Michael Fry with specially composed music by Cecilia McDowall - Four Shakespeare Songs.
23 April - the feast day of England's Patron Saint George - saw both the birth, in 1564, and in 1616 the death of William Shakespeare. His genius took him to countries he could only visit in his imagination. Today, our musical journey presents words and music that reminds us how consummate was Shakespeare's knowledge and perception of human foibles.
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| | Saturday 5 April 2003 |
St Michael and All Angels Church
Chiswick London United Kingdom
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Dream City
London Mozart Players
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Dream City
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| | Saturday 29 March 2003 |
Hinckley Music Club
Leicester United Kingdom
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Music by Cecilia McDowall in Leicester
Helen Reid, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice Cecilia McDowall: Pavane Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace
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| | Sunday 9 March 2003 |
7.30pm
Jacksons Lane Community Centre
269A Archway Road (opposite Highgate tube), Highgate London N6 5AA United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8341 4421
£10 (£6 concessions) from +44 (0)20 8341 4421
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Doric String Quartet
Lukas Foss: String Quartet No 4 (first UK performance) Haydn: String Quartet in D minor Op 76 No 2 Cecilia McDowall: String Quartet (first performance) Brahms: String Quartet in A minor Op 52 No 2
Music Past & Present
Chamber music concerts at Jacksons Lane Sunday Evenings at 7.30pm President: Sir Richard Rodney Bennett CBE Further information: +44 (0)20 8444 5014
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| | Tuesday 25 February 2003 |
8pm
Blackheath Halls
Blackheath London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Helen Reid at Blackheath
Helen Reid, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice Cecilia McDowall: Pavane Cecilia McDowall: Tapsalteerie Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace Beethoven: Six Bagatelles Op 126 Scriabin: Sonata No 9 Music by Chopin
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| | Sunday 23 February 2003 |
7.30pm
Jacksons Lane Community Centre
269A Archway Road (opposite Highgate tube), Highgate London N6 5AA United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)20 8341 4421
£10 (£6 concessions) from +44 (0)20 8341 4421
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Ensemble Lumière (flute, clarinet, harp, string quartet)
Mozart: String Quartet in C (Dissonance) K465 Jonathan Ayerst: new work for flute, viola and harp (first performance) Cecilia McDowall: Dream City (first London performance) Ravel: Introduction and Allegro
Music Past & Present
Chamber music concerts at Jacksons Lane Sunday Evenings at 7.30pm President: Sir Richard Rodney Bennett CBE Further information: +44 (0)20 8444 5014
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| | Wednesday 19 February 2003 |
8pm
Thirlestaine Long Gallery
Cheltenham College Cheltenham United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)1242 227979
8 pounds
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Cheltenham Contemporary Concerts
Helen Reid, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice Cecilia McDowall: Pavane Cecilia McDowall: Tapsalteerie Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace Beethoven: Six Bagatelles op.126 Powers: Memory Room Scriabin: Sonata No 9 Rhian Samuel: Off to Narita
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| | Friday 14 February 2003 |
Glasgow United Kingdom
Details: website
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Mr McFall's Chamber
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Dance the dark streets (piano and string quintet)
From wide-ranging musical threads, Mr McFall's Chamber weaves a unique mix : tango, rock, jazz, classical and cabaret. Consisting of strings, piano, drums, percussion and vocals, this popular ensemble is always engaging and never predictable. "Why can't all concerts be like this?" - The Times Supported by the Scottish Arts Council and the Hinrichsen Foundation
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| | Wednesday 12 February 2003 |
8pm
Queens Hall
Edinburgh United Kingdom
Details: website
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Mr McFall's Chamber
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Dance the dark streets (piano and string quintet; first performance)
From wide-ranging musical threads, Mr McFall's Chamber weaves a unique mix : tango, rock, jazz, classical and cabaret. Consisting of strings, piano, drums, percussion and vocals, this popular ensemble is always engaging and never predictable. "Why can't all concerts be like this?" - The Times Supported by the Scottish Arts Council and the Hinrichsen Foundation
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| | Sunday 9 February 2003 |
7.30pm
Trinity Arts Centre
Tunbridge Wells United Kingdom
Details: Enid Gayler 01892 870293
10 pounds
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Handel's 'Messiah' with specially written preludes to each part
Suzanne Barrett Catherine Welch Ben Cooper Toby Barrett Penshurst Choral Society Penshurst Sinfonia Matthew Taylor, conductor
Handel: Messiah English premières of preludes to each part of Handel's choral masterpiece by Cecilia McDowall, John McCabe (Shepherd's Dream, prelude to part 2) and David Matthews
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| | 7.30pm
St Clements Church
Sandwich, Kent United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)1227 700673
£7.50
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Lennox Berkeley Centenary Concert
Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
Vaughan Williams: Te Deum in G Lennox Berkeley: Three Latin Motets Britten: Hymn to St Cecilia, Op 27 Lennox Berkeley: The Lord is my Shepherd, Op 91 No 1 Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella Britten: Rejoice in the Lamb, Op 30 Fauré: Cantique de Jean Racine, Op 11 Elgar: Great is the Lord, Op 67
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| | Sunday 2 February 2003 |
5pm
St Martin-in-the-Fields
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Choral evensong
Choir of St Martin-in-the-Fields David Hurst, organ Nicholas Danks, director
Cecilia McDowall: Magnificat (first performance)
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| | Monday 27 January 2003 |
Town Hall
Leeds United Kingdom
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Music by Cecilia McDowall in Leeds Town Hall
Chaconne Brass
Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscura
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| | Tuesday 7 January 2003 |
Purcell Room
London United Kingdom
Details: website
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Park Lane Group Concerts
Helen Reid, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice Cecilia McDowall: Pavane Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace
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| | Monday 16 December 2002 |
Purcell Room
South Bank Centre London United Kingdom
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Yuko Inoue, viola Duncan Mctier, double bass
Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place
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| | Saturday 14 December 2002 |
7.30pm
St Mary-at-Finchley
Hendon Lane, Church End London N3 United Kingdom
Details: Box Office website 020 8445 9666
£6 (£1 children)
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Christmas Concert
St Mary's Primary School Choir Finchley Choral Society Richard Harvey, organ George Vass, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est (first performance of version for chorus & organ) Carols and Christmas Music
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| | Sunday 8 December 2002 |
7.00pm
Alban Arena
Civic Centre St Albans United Kingdom
Details: Box Office website 01727 860039
£10, £8 (£5 school children)
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A Christmas Celebration
Abigail Smith, soprano St Hilda's School Choir, Harpenden St Albans Choral Society Orchestra Nova Brass Richard Harvey, piano George Vass, conductor
Bob Chilcott: Jubilate Cecilia McDowall: Christus Natus Est (world premiere) Christmas music and carols for choir, audience and brass
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| | Wednesday 27 November 2002 |
Royal Holloway College
United Kingdom
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Helen Reid, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Pavane Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace
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| | 7.30pm
St Cyprians Church
Glentworth Street London United Kingdom
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Odinn Baldvinsson, flute Christopher Matthews, piano
Lennox Berkeley: Sonatina Cecilia McDowall: Eleven John Rutter: Suite Antique Francis Poulenc: Sonata Peter Maxwell Davies: The Kestrel Paced Round The Sun York Bowen: Sonata Op 120
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| | Sunday 17 November 2002 |
Blenheim Music Circle
Chiswick London United Kingdom
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Emma Williams, flute Richard Shaw, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
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| | Saturday 9 November 2002 |
Djanogly Recital Hall
Nottingham University Nottingham United Kingdom
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Chaconne Brass
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro
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| | Saturday 19 October 2002 |
United Reformed Church
Homewood Road, St Albans Hertfordshire United Kingdom
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St Albans Choral Society Orchestra Nova George Vass, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella
|
| | Sunday 13 October 2002 |
7.30pm
St Mary's Church
Chartham Kent United Kingdom
Details: Canterbury Chamber Choir
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Canterbury Festival Concert
Canterbury Chamber Choir Edward Kemp-Luck, organ George Vass, conductor
Britten: Rejoice in the Lamb Op 30 Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella Morten Lauridsen: O Magnum Mysterium John Tavener: Song for Athene Fauré: Requiem
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| | Saturday 5 October 2002 |
8.00pm
Hawkwood College
United Kingdom
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Emma Williams, flute Richard Shaw, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice
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| | Saturday 28 September 2002 |
Minterne Summer Festival
Dorset United Kingdom
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Paul Archibald, trumpet Kathron Sturrock, piano Fibonacci Sequence
To include: Cecilia McDowall: a new work for trumpet and piano
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| | Friday 27 September 2002 |
Chelmsford Cathedral
Chelmsford United Kingdom
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Richard Shaw, piano
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice
|
| | Thursday 26 September 2002 |
6.30pm
St James's Church
Piccadilly London United Kingdom
£8 (£6) at the door
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Rush Hour Concert
Matilda Tullberg, flute
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven Cecilia McDowall: Piper's Dream Music by Prokofiev and Schubert
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| | Sunday 22 September 2002 |
3.30pm
Chiswick Catholic Centre
London W4 United Kingdom
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David Juritz
Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place for violin, double bass and piano Music by Mozart, Vivaldi and Chopin
Blenheim Concerts
|
| | Tuesday 27 August 2002 |
8.00pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1544 267800
£15 R £12 U £10 C
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Paul Archibald, trumpet Jane Emanuel, oboe Presteigne Festival Orchestra George Vass, conductor
Haydn: Symphony No 88 in G Letter V Nicholas Maw: Little Concert (1987) Cecilia McDowall: Seraphim (1999) Mozart: Symphony No 41 in C K551 Jupiter
Presteigne Festival 2002 event 20
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| | 7.00pm
Assembly Rooms, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1544 267800
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Pre-concert Talk
The popular lecturer, musicologist and broadcaster Lyndon Jenkins introduces the Haydn and Mozart symphonies to be performed in this evening's concert and talks to resident composers Nicholas Maw and Cecilia McDowall about their respective works.
Presteigne Festival 2002
Free admission to ticket holders for Event 20
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| | Monday 26 August 2002 |
8.00pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1544 267800
£12.50 R £10 U £8 C
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Meriel Dickinson, narrator Michael Bundy, baritone and narrator Kathryn Thomas, flute Sarah-Jane Bradley, viola Lucy Wakeford, harp Presteigne Festival Ensemble George Vass, conductor
Ravel: Introduction and Allegro (1905) Nicholas Maw: Roman Canticle (1991) Cecilia McDowall: Dream City (first performance of a Presteigne Festival Commission) Walton: Façade - an entertainment (1922)
Presteigne Festival 2002 event 17
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| | 7.00pm
Assembly Rooms, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1544 267800
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Pre-concert Talk
Michael Aston introduces Façade and George Vass, tonight's conductor, talks to Cecilia McDowall about Dream City, her new work receiving its premiere this evening.
Presteigne Festival 2002
Free admission to ticket holders for Event 17
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| | 2.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1544 267800
£6.50 U
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A Song for the Lord Mayor's Table
Rachel Nicholls, soprano Simon Lepper, piano
Walton: A Song for the Lord Mayor's Table (1962) Fauré: Clair de lune Op 46 No 2 Fauré: Automne Op 18 No 3 Fauré: Les Roses d'Ispahan Op 39 No 4 Fauré: Après un rêve Op 7 No 1 Cecilia McDowall: Two Ratushinskaya songs (1996) Richard Strauss: Morgen Op 27 No 4 Richard Strauss: Allerseelen Op 10 No 8 Richard Strauss: Die Nacht Op 10 No 3 Judith Bingham: The Shadow Side of Joy Finzi (2001) Dvorák: 'O Silver Moon' from Rusalka
Presteigne Festival 2002 event 15
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| | Sunday 25 August 2002 |
5.00pm
St Stephen's Church, Old Radnor
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1544 267800
£6.50 U
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French Connections
Kathryn Thomas, flute Lucy Wakeford, harp
Ibert: Entr'acte Cecilia McDowall: Eleven (1999) Jan Ladislav Dussek: Harp Sonata in C minor Op 2 No 3 Takemitsu: Towards the Sea III (1989) Joseph Jongen: Danse Lent Op 56 Ravel: Pièce en forme de habanera Jean-Michel Damase: Sonata for flute and harp
Presteigne Festival 2002 event 11
Tickets limited - please book in advance
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| | Saturday 24 August 2002 |
7.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1544 267800
£17.50 R £14 U £12 C
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Gala Concert
Stefanie Heichelheim, soprano Susannah Spicer, mezzo soprano Robert Johnston, tenor Michael Bundy, baritone Canterbury Chamber Choir Presteigne Festival Orchestra George Vass, conductor
G F Handel: Messiah Cecilia McDowall: Messiah Prelude John McCabe: Shepherd's Dream (Messiah Prelude) David Matthews: Messiah Prelude (the first performance of three specially written works which form introductions to the three parts of Handel's choral masterpiece)
Presteigne Festival 2002 event 9
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| | 11.30am
Assembly Rooms, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website +44 (0)1544 267800
£4 U
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Composers in Conversation
Nicholas Maw, Cecilia McDowall, James Francis Brown, David Matthews and John McCabe in a forum with chief music critic of The Birmingham Post, Christopher Morley
Presteigne Festival 2002 event 6
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| | Friday 23 August 2002 |
3.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales United Kingdom
Details: website
£6.50 U
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John McCabe, piano
Rachmaninov: Three Preludes from Op 32 (B minor, B major, G# minor) Elena Kats-Chernin: The Schubert Blues Nicholas Maw: Personae I & II (1973) Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice (1998) Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace (1999) Beethoven: Sonata in D minor Op 31 No 2 Tempest Smetana: Polkas in A minor, E major; Skocna
Presteigne Festival 2002 event 4
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| | Friday 26 July 2002 |
Trinity College of Music
Greenwich London United Kingdom
Details: website
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EPTA Conference
Piano 40
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Piano Forty for 8 hands at 2 pianos
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| | Sunday 14 July 2002 |
7.30pm
St John's Methodist Church
Argyll Road, Whitstable Kent United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)1227 455600, 700673 or 731293
£7, (under 14s free)
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Canterbury Chamber Choir Choir from Kent Music School George Vass, conductor
Walton: Jubilate deo Nicholas Maw: One foot in Eden still, I stand Walton: Missa Brevis Bob Chilcott: Peace Mass Walton: Antiphon Bob Chilcott: Londonderry Air Bob Chilcott: Irish Blessing Cecilia McDowall: On Angel's Wing (première of revised version)
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| | Saturday 29 June 2002 |
5.00pm
St Alphege's Church
Greenwich London United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)1403 741685
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Mid Sussex Youth Orchestra Andrew Bernardi, conductor
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Time Piece for strings and percussion
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| | Saturday 15 June 2002 |
7.30pm
Reading Town Hall
Reading United Kingdom
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Chaconne Brass
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro for brass quintet
|
| | Friday 22 March 2002 |
Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester United Kingdom
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BASBWE Conference
RNCM Symphonic Wind Band James Gourlay, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Reel Time for wind orchestra
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| | Wednesday 20 March 2002 |
Combe Bank School
nr Tonbridge Kent United Kingdom
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Cecilia McDowall: King Leo - the eco musical
Further information
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| | Tuesday 19 March 2002 |
Combe Bank School
nr Tonbridge Kent United Kingdom
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Cecilia McDowall: King Leo - the eco musical
Further information
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| | Sunday 17 March 2002 |
Adrian Boult Hall
Birmingham United Kingdom
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Birmingham Flute Day
Emma Williams, flute Richard Shaw, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
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| | Friday 8 March 2002 |
Hertford Music Club
Hertford United Kingdom
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Emma Williams, flute Hugh Webb, harp
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
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| | 1.05pm
St Martin-in-the-Fields
London United Kingdom
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James Allen Girls School Chamber Group
Cecilia McDowall: A Draught of Fishes
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| | Tuesday 5 March 2002 |
1.05pm
Lincoln's Inn Church
London United Kingdom
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Emma Williams, flute Hugh Webb, harp
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
|
| | Friday 1 March 2002 |
7.30pm
James Allen Girls School
Dulwich London United Kingdom
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chamber group
Cecilia McDowall: A Draught of Fishes for string quartet and piano
|
| | Sunday 17 February 2002 |
3pm
Woking Concert Society
Woking Surrey United Kingdom
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Ensemble Lumière Richard Shaw, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Arctic Circle for piano and wind quintet
|
| | Monday 11 February 2002 |
6.45pm
Guildhall School of Music
Barbican London United Kingdom
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BBC Young Musicians 2002, Piano Final
Sarah Tandy, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace
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| | Saturday 26 January 2002 |
Loughton Music Club
Loughton United Kingdom
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Emma Williams, flute Richard Shaw, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven for flute and piano
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| | Saturday 12 January 2002 |
Kingston Parish Church
London United Kingdom
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London Mozart Players
Cecilia McDowall: Hodie for brass octet
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| | Saturday 15 December 2001 |
St Michael and All Angels
Chiswick London United Kingdom
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London Mozart Players
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place (violin and double bass solo and strings)
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| | Friday 7 December 2001 |
Queen's Hall
Edinburgh United Kingdom
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McFall's Chamber (violin, double bass and piano)
Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place
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| | Tuesday 4 December 2001 |
British Music Information Centre
London United Kingdom
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The Flemanza Ensemble
Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place
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| | Thursday 29 November 2001 |
St Johns College
Cambridge United Kingdom
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Wey Tzy-Tau, piano The Flemanza Ensemble
Cecilia McDowall: Pavane (piano solo) Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice (piano solo) Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place (violin, double bass and piano)
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| | Sunday 11 November 2001 |
Portsmouth Grammar School
Portsmouth United Kingdom
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London Mozart Players
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Ave Maris Stella (world première)
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| | Saturday 10 November 2001 |
Trinity College of Music
Greenwich London United Kingdom
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Odinn Baldvinsonn, flute Christopher Matthews, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
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| | Tuesday 23 October 2001 |
lunchtime
Bishopsgate Hall
London United Kingdom
Details: E-mail
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Paul Archibald with London Brass
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Bells in the Air
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| | Sunday 21 October 2001 |
Notre Dame Sixth Form College
St Marks Avenue Leeds LS2 9BL United Kingdom
Details: +44 (0)113 217 0700
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Yorkshire Wind Orchestra
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Reel Time (world première)
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| | Friday 14 September 2001 |
7.30pm
Purcell Room
The South Bank Centre London United Kingdom
Details: website
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The London Piano Quartet
New contemporary works for 8 hands on 2 pianos
To include: Cecilia McDowall: Piano Forty (world première) Richard Nye: 8 'til Late
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| | Monday 30 July 2001 |
Devon United Kingdom
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Fibonacci Sequence
Cecilia McDowall: Street Café (sextet for violin, cello, clarinet, bassoon, trumpet and piano)
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| | Thursday 21 June 2001 |
St Michael and All Angels
Chiswick London United Kingdom
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Performers include David Juritz, violin
Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place for violin, double bass and piano
Bedford Park Festival
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| | Saturday 16 June 2001 |
The Church of the Holy Spirit
Narbonne Avenue, Clapham London United Kingdom
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Cecilia McDowall: Four Shakespeare Songs for soprano and strings
Concert in aid of the Marie Curie Foundation
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| | Wednesday 2 May 2001 |
Hatchlands
near Guildford Surrey United Kingdom
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Emma Williams, flute Richard Shaw, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
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| | Saturday 24 March 2001 |
7.30pm
Alban Arena
St Albans Hertfordshire United Kingdom
Details: website
Tickets and further information from the St Albans Choral Society Ticket Secretary +44 (0)1727 860039
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Donna Bateman, soprano Simon Gay, counter-tenor Michael Bundy, baritone Jonathan Ayerst, piano Richard Harvey, piano Finchley Choral Society St Albans Choral Society Concordia - Youth Choir of Parmiter's School Camerata of London Percussion Ensemble George Vass, conductor
Carl Orff: Carmina Burana Cecilia McDowall: On Angel's Wing Bob Chilcott: Singing by Numbers
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| | Sunday 11 March 2001 |
The Catholic Centre
Duke's Avenue, Chiswick London United Kingdom
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Archinto String Quartet
Cecilia McDowall: Sand Slip
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| | Monday 5 March 2001 |
Keele University
Keele United Kingdom
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Fibonacci Sequence
Cecilia McDowall: Street Café
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| | Saturday 3 March 2001 |
St Paul's School
Barnes London United Kingdom
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Schubert Ensemble
Cecilia McDowall: A Draught of Fishes
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| | Saturday 24 February 2001 |
London United Kingdom
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London Mozart Players
Cecilia McDowall: Hodie for brass octet
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| | Thursday 15 February 2001 |
University Womens' Club
2 Audley Square London W1 United Kingdom
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Emma Williams, flute Richard Shaw, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven for flute and piano Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice (piano) Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace (piano)
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| | Friday 26 January 2001 |
Barber Institute
Birmingham United Kingdom
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Richard Shaw, piano Ensemble Lumière
Cecilia McDowall: Fox Fire for piano and wind
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| | Wednesday 17 January 2001 |
Grantham United Kingdom
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Anna Noakes, flute Gillian Tingay, harp
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
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| | Thursday 7 December 2000 |
7.30pm
St John's
Smith Square London United Kingdom
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English Brass Ensemble Paul Archibald, director Choir of St John's Smith Square John Lubbock, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: Tongues of Fire Cecilia McDowall: Missa Brevis
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| | Sunday 3 December 2000 |
6.50pm
St James Norlands
St James Gardens London W11 United Kingdom
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W11 Childrens Opera
Deep Waters Libretto by Christie Dickason Music by Cecilia McDowall
Further information
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| | 3.50pm
St James Norlands
St James Gardens London W11 United Kingdom
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W11 Childrens Opera
Deep Waters Libretto by Christie Dickason Music by Cecilia McDowall
Further information
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| | Saturday 2 December 2000 |
6.50pm
St James Norlands
St James Gardens London W11 United Kingdom
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W11 Childrens Opera
Deep Waters Libretto by Christie Dickason Music by Cecilia McDowall
Further information
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| | 3.50pm
St James Norlands
St James Gardens London W11 United Kingdom
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W11 Childrens Opera
Deep Waters Libretto by Christie Dickason Music by Cecilia McDowall
Further information
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| | Thursday 26 October 2000 |
1pm
St Johns
Smith Square London United Kingdom
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Emma Williams, flute Richard Shaw, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
London première
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| | Sunday 8 October 2000 |
2pm
Trinity College of Music
London United Kingdom
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Cecilia McDowall: Blue Giant for double bass and piano
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| | Saturday 7 October 2000 |
St Olaves School
Orpington Kent United Kingdom
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Fibonacci Sequence
Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place (trio)
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| | Friday 6 October 2000 |
Cambridge United Kingdom
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Fibonacci Sequence
Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace (piano solo)
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| | Saturday 23 September 2000 |
The Regis Music Club
Bognor Regis United Kingdom
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Anna Noakes, flute Gillian Tingay, harp
Cecilia McDowall: Eleven
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| | Saturday 29 July 2000 |
Deal Festival
Deal Kent United Kingdom
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Paul Archibald, trumpet Stephen Stirling, horn
Cecilia McDowall: Bells in the Air
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| | Thursday 6 July 2000 |
Harlequin Theatre
Redhill Surrey United Kingdom
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Reigate String Orchestra
Cecilia McDowall: Time Piece
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| | Nottinghamshire United Kingdom
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Chaconne Brass
Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro
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| | Wednesday 5 July 2000 |
Nottinghamshire United Kingdom
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Chaconne Brass
Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro
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| | Wednesday 21 June 2000 |
Ampthill
Bedfordshire United Kingdom
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Chaconne Brass
Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro
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| | Saturday 17 June 2000 |
7.30pm
St Michael's Church
Summertown Oxford United Kingdom
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The Royal Leamington Spa Bach Choir Oxford University Press Choir Janet Lincé, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: On Angel's Wing
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| | Thursday 8 June 2000 |
The Warehouse
Theed Street, Waterloo London United Kingdom
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Sounds Positive
Cecilia McDowall: Ta - Ta My Sweet
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| | Nottinghamshire United Kingdom
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Chaconne Brass
Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro
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| | Wednesday 7 June 2000 |
Nottinghamshire United Kingdom
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Chaconne Brass
Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro
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| | Saturday 6 May 2000 |
Kingston Parish Church
Kingston London United Kingdom
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Thames Philharmonic Choir Kingston Brass
Cecilia McDowall: Tongues of Fire : Missa Brevis
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| | Friday 31 March 2000 |
7.30pm
Saffron Waldon United Kingdom
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Paul Archibald, trumpet London Mozart Players
Cecilia McDowall: Seraphim
Further information
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| | Thursday 30 March 2000 |
1pm
St John's
Smith Square London United Kingdom
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Chaconne Brass
Cecilia McDowall: Tango Oscuro
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| | Monday 27 March 2000 |
Kingston University
Kingston London United Kingdom
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Fibonacci Sequence: Kathron Sturrock, piano Yuko Inoue, viola Duncan McTier, double bass
Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place
Commissioned by the Fibonacci Sequence and first performed at Keele University
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| | Saturday 25 March 2000 |
Blackheath Concert Halls
Blackheath London United Kingdom
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Cecilia McDowall: Time Piece
for Trinity College of Music
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| | Saturday 11 March 2000 |
St Michael and All Angels
Chiswick London United Kingdom
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London Mozart Players
Cecilia McDowall: Jeu à Treize
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| | Thursday 9 March 2000 |
The Warehouse
Theed Street, Waterloo London United Kingdom
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Sounds Positive
Cecilia McDowall: Le Temps Viendra
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| | Saturday 4 March 2000 |
8pm
St Thomas's Church
London N4 United Kingdom
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The Palace Band Caroline Franklyn, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: On Track Blue
Instrumentation: flexiband
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| | Thursday 20 January 2000 |
British Music Information Centre
London United Kingdom
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Anne Hooley and Elizabeth Turnbull
Cecilia McDowall: Upstaged for violin and viola
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| | Monday 29 November 1999 |
Keele University
Keele United Kingdom
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Fibonacci Sequence : Kathron Sturrock, piano Yuko Inoue, viola Duncan McTier, double bass
Cecilia McDowall: Not Just a Place
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| | Saturday 13 November 1999 |
St Annes and St Andrews
Queens Park London United Kingdom
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Palace Band (a flexiband) Caroline Franklyn, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: On Track Blue
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| | Tuesday 2 November 1999 |
St Johns
Smith Square London United Kingdom
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Fibonacci Sequence Paul Archibald, trumpet Renzo Murrone, voice Simon Limbrick, percussion
Cecilia McDowall: Inferno
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| | Saturday 23 October 1999 |
7.30pm
St Michael and All Angels
Bedford Park, Bath Road, Chiswick London W4 United Kingdom
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Paul Archibald, trumpet London Mozart Players David Juritz, director
Holst: St Paul's Suite Mozart: Serenata Notturna Purcell: Trumpet Sonata Jeremiah Clarke: Trumpet Suite Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings Cecilia McDowall: Seraphim (world première of London Mozart Players commission)
Further information
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| | 2.30pm
Oriel College
Oxford United Kingdom
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Richard Johnson, piano
Cecilia McDowall: Pavane, pour un homme de grande gentillesse, ADC
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| | Saturday 11 September 1999 |
7.30pm
Melbury House
Evershot Dorset United Kingdom
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Summer Music in Dorset
Cecilia McDowall: Bells in the Air for trumpet and horn Beethoven: Quintet for piano and wind Schubert: Notturno for piano trio Schumann: Adagio & Allegro for horn and piano Ibert: 5 pieces en Trio for oboe, clarinet and bassoon Martinu: La Revue de Cuisine for trumpet, violin, cello, clarinet, bassoon and piano
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