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Campden
Music
WINTER SUBSCRIPTION SEASON
2014 – 15
Campden
Music
WINTER SUBSCRIPTION SEASON
Each year, Campden Music organises a
series of subscription concerts in the
beautiful setting and fine acoustics of St
James’ Church, Chipping Campden. You
can enjoy all six concerts for just £60.
Admission to concerts
To enjoy Campden Music concerts simply
complete and return the Membership
Form at the back of this brochure. If you
are not already a member, you are most
welcome to come to a ‘taster’ concert
either as a guest of a member or as a
guest of the society – contact details
below. We do not charge admission but
suggest guests make a donation of at
least £15. Those in full time education
are admitted free of charge. Members
are encouraged to bring potential new
members and occasional visitors to the
area as guests.
We are very grateful to the many
members who make an extra donation to
our funds. This makes a significant addition
to our income. Please tick the Gift Aid
declaration if you are a UK tax payer. This
will allow us to claim the tax you have
paid on the amount of your subscription
and donation. It will not increase the cost
of your membership and will not commit
you to any future payments to Campden
Music.
All payments will be acknowledged if you
send us your email address or an SAE.
Membership Enquiries:
Christmas concert
Each year, the Christmas concert is very
well attended and so admission is by
ticket only. Each member is allowed one
ticket free of charge plus additional tickets
for guests for a donation of £15 each. We
start by issuing tickets for reserved seats
in the central nave. When these have all
gone, the remaining tickets will be for
unreserved seats in the side aisles. Please
list your requirements on the form at the
back of this brochure and book early!
Tickets will be available to non-members
at all the concerts during the autumn and
will be advertised to the general public
in December. Pre-booked tickets can be
collected at the October and November
concerts.
Arthur Cunynghame
E: arthur@loosechippings.org T: 01386 840435
www.campdenmusic.org.uk
Principal Sponsor
Cutts of Campden
in the Cotswolds
Loose Chippings
INDEPENDENT PUBLISHERS
Sponsors
We are extremely grateful to all our sponsors who support
Campden Music so willingly. Please use their businesses whenever
you can.
Welcome to the 54th season
COMMITTEE: Chairman John Hancock Treasurer Roger Davies Secretary Ar thur Cunynghame Artist Management
Richard Stephens Concert Manager Sally Dymott Bar Eric Allen
NOTE: Concerts in Campden will start at 7.30pm. Doors open 7pm
A warm welcome to our fifty fourth
season of concerts in the lovely setting of
St. James’ Church. Richard Stephens is to
be congratulated on providing a superb
array of fine musicians which make up
an attractive and varied programme of
concerts to delight us through the winter
months.
We welcome Roger Davies as our new
Treasurer, and say a huge ‘thank you’ to
retiring committee members, Joan Holden,
Mike Sporton and Mike Clifford who have
contributed much over many years.
Sadly, and despite many requests and
approaches to members, we have been
unable to fill the vacant post of Visits’
Secretary, and for this season at least,
there will not be organised visits to
Birmingham. In common with many other
organisations in Campden, it appears
increasingly difficult to find individuals
who will fulfil such roles. The search will
continue!
neighbours to join us. The membership
income remains fundamental to our ability
to continue to bring superb musicians to
Campden.
The Society is most fortunate to receive
the continued support from a number of
local businesses through sponsorship and
advertising for which we are most grateful.
Please support them whenever you can.
Please note: The next AGM will
be held on Monday 13th April 2015
at 7.30pm. in the Church Rooms.
The subscription level of £60 for the
six concerts remains unchanged, and I
urge you to subscribe before the first
concert, and encourage your friends and
John Hancock
Chairman
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Tuesday 14th October 2014
7.30pm
St James’ Church
The Dante
Quartet
Krysia Osostowicz, violin
Oscar Perks, violin
Yuko Inoue, viola
Richard Jenkinson, ‘cello
Haydn Quartet in C major, Op 33
No 3 (Bird)
Fauré Quartet in E minor, Op
121
Debussy Quartet in G minor, Op 10
www.dantequartet.org
‘one of those rare quartets where you can
sense the personalities of the individual
players as much as appreciate the common
bond that ties their interpretations together.’
Daily Telegraph
The Dante Quartet, known for its
imaginative programming and the
emotional intensity of its performances,
was founded in 1995 at the International
Musicians Seminar at Prussia Cove,
Cornwall. They chose the name of
Dante to reflect the idea of a great and
challenging journey.
The Quartet plays at major concert halls,
music societies and festivals throughout
the UK and Europe. Since 2007, they
have been quartet-in-residence at
King’s College, Cambridge, where they
give master-classes, and collaborate in
performances with King’s College Choir.
They broadcast regularly on BBC Radio
3 and their CD recordings have attracted
unanimous praise and awards, including a
Diapason d’Or in France for the recording
of Franck and Fauré’s string quartets. Their
most recent CD of Kodály string quartets
was chosen as Chamber Choice in the
BBC Music Magazine in March 2014.
Tuesday 11th November 2014
7.30pm
St James’ Church
‘an instinctive collective’
The Strad
Berkeley
Ensemble
The Berkeley Ensemble takes its name from two
British composers of the last hundred years, father
and son Sir Lennox and Michael Berkeley. It was
formed in 2008 by members of Southbank Sinfonia
with the aim of exploring the wealth of little-known
twentieth- and twenty-first century British chamber
music alongside more established repertoire. It
now enjoys a busy concert schedule performing
throughout the UK and abroad.
The ensemble’s flexible configuration and collaborative
spirit has led to performances with leading musicians
including Sir Thomas Allen, Richard Sisson and Gabriel
Prokofiev.The group was proud to premiere its first
commission, Michael Berkeley’s Clarion Call and Gallop,
in 2013 and features the piece on its debut recording
of the same name, praised by Gramophone for ‘the
vibrancy of the Berkeley Ensemble’s performance.’
The Berkeley Ensemble is building a reputation for
innovative and thought-provoking programming.
Equally at home on the summer festival circuit as
in the concert hall, the group has performed at the
Latitude and Greenbelt festivals.
www.berkeleyensemble.co.uk
Bliss
Conversations
Mozart
Clarinet Quintet
Holst
Wind Quintet
Britten
Sinfonietta
Britten Simple Symphony, for string
quartet
Saturday 20th December 2014
7.30pm
St James’ Church
Orchestra and
Chamber Choir
of the Swan
Corelli ‘Christmas Concerto’
Bach Cantata no140 ‘Wachet auf,
ruft uns die Stimme’
Finzi In Terra Pax
Chivers Christmas medley
With carols for choir by John Rutter and
popular carols for all.
This concert is supported by
Cutts of Campden
in the Cotswolds
one of the most dynamic and innovative
orchestras in the UK
The Orchestra of the Swan is one of the
most dynamic and innovative orchestras
in the UK, with a repertoire embracing
masterpieces from the 17th to the 21st
centuries, commissioning new work from
many leading composers and working with
world class soloists.
The Orchestra of the Swan Chamber
Choir will sing carols by John Rutter
and Bach’s well-known Advent Cantata,
‘Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme’. Well
known carols for orchestra, choir and
audience will complete the programme.
www.orchestraoftheswan.org
For our Christmas concert this
year their programme will include
Arcangelo Corelli’s ‘Christmas’
concerto, allegedly written on
Christmas Eve, Gerald Finzi’s ‘In
Terra Pax’ – a reflection on the
Christmas story, using extracts
from Luke’s gospel and a poem by
Robert Bridges to reimagine the
nativity to the English countryside,
with shepherds abiding in the fields
of the Cotswolds.
Christmas concert
Tuesday 13th January 2015
7.30pm
St James’ Church
Antara Duo
Thomas Hancox, flute
Rachel Wick, harp
Piazzolla
Histoire du Tango
Andriessen
Intermezzo
Fauré Sicilienne
Bax
Sonata for Flute &
Harp
Damase Variations on ‘Early
Morning’
Debussy Syrinx
Fauré Une châtelaine en
sa tour
Borne
Fantaisie brillante
sûr ‘Carmen’
www.antaraduo.co.uk
Antara was formed in 2007, when
Thomas Hancox and Rachel Wick met
whilst reading Music at St Peter’s College,
Oxford.The duo has gone on to perform
throughout the UK and abroad and
they are much in demand throughout
the country, with performances at the
Cheltenham, St Davids, and Spitalfields
festivals, and in venues including the
Wigmore Hall, Colston Hall, and
Kensington Palace. Beyond their recital
work, they work for the Live Music
Now charity which brings live music to
those who would otherwise rarely, if
ever, experience it, and give educational
performances for CAVATINA Chamber
Music Trust.
Having graduated with a first from St.
Peter’s College, and an MA with distinction
from the Royal Academy of Music, Rachel
is pursuing a busy freelance career as
a harpist, both solo and orchestral. She
has recorded for Decca and Avie and
performed with the Choir of the Chapel
Royal in a concert at Buckingham Palace
broadcast by Classic FM.
Thomas graduated with a first from St
Peter’s College before pursuing further
studies in Paris and the Royal Academy
of Music, finishing with a distinction and
the honorary DipRAM. He has worked
as guest principal flute of the London
Philharmonic Orchestra, Philharmonia
Orchestra, Academy of St Martin in
the Fields and the English Chamber
Orchestra. Solo and chamber work has
led to collaborations with many artists
and ensembles including the Allegri and
Sacconi string quartets,Trevor Pinnock, Ilya
Gringolts,Vladimir Mendelssohn, Matthew
Barley, and Matthew Hunt.
Tuesday 10th February 2015
7.30pm
St James’ Church
Fournier Trio
Sulki Yu, violin
Pei-Jee Ng, cello Chiao-Ying Chang, piano
Haydn
Piano Trio in A, Hob Xv:18
SchumannPiano Trio No 3 in G minor
Dvorak
Piano Trio No 4 ‘Dumky’
www.fourniertrio.com
Formed in 2009, the London-based
Fournier Piano Trio is rapidly emerging
as one of the leading young piano
trios. Winners of the 2013 Parkhouse
Award they were awarded both 2nd
Prize and Audience Prize at the 6th
Trondheim International Chamber
Music Competition in 2011. The trio
has made critically acclaimed debuts at
both the Purcell Room and Wigmore
Hall in London and in 2011 embarked
on its first European Tour after their
selection for ‘New Masters on Tour’ at
the International Holland Music Sessions.
The tour culminated in their debut at
the Amsterdam Concertgebouw.
In addition to their recital performances
throughout the UK, the trio has
made regular visits to the Trondheim
International Music Festival, in 2010
performing Faure’s Piano Quartet No.2
with Lawrence Power and in 2012
collaborating with Sir Peter Maxwell
Davies in a performance of his Piano
Trio, in addition to giving masterclasses.
The trio are passionate about
contemporary music and have worked
with leading British composers Gary
Carpenter, Hugh Wood, Timothy Salter
and Daniel Kidane to expand the piano
trio repertoire and they plan to record
their debut album later this year. The disc
will include Timothy Salter’s Piano Trio
alongside the Faure and Ravel Trios.
Tuesday 10th March 2015
7.30pm
St James’ Church
Kammerphilharmonie
Europa
Wolf Italian Serenade
Hummel Concerto for Trumpet and
Orchestra in E flat major
BachConcert for Violin and
Orchestra in A minor BWV
1041
Mozart
Divertimento in F, K138
Albinoni Adagio
Holst Suite for String Orchestra,
“Saint Paul’s Suite”, Op 29
No 2
www.kammerphilharmonie-europa.de
a spectacularly enjoyable concert
We are delighted to welcome back Kammerphilharmonie Europa who
closed our 2012-2013 season with such a spectacularly enjoyable concert.
The orchestra was formed in in Cologne in 2006 by Leonid Tritus, but its
players are drawn from throughout Europe. In addition to giving concerts
in their home country, tours have taken them in recent years to Switzerland,
Sweden, Denmark, France, Great Britain and Ireland. Kammerphilharmonie
Europa has achieved outstandingly high artistic standards in their many
concerts and their reputation is widely affirmed by audiences, press and
critics alike.
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contemporary twist in a beautiful Cotswold
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Not so much a revival of old dishes, but a
re-interpretation, often with an element of
fusion.
Our Head Chef and his team pay great
attention to sourcing the best local suppliers
to ensure we use only the finest quality,
seasonal ingredients.
SUNDAY LUNCH
Membership
Please complete and return to Arthur Cunynghame, The Paddocks, Back Ends,
Chipping Campden, Gloucestershire, GL55 6AU (01386 840435)
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Christmas Concert – Saturday 20th December .......... Members’ tickets (one per Member)
.......... Guest tickets @ £15 each
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