The Chapel Park Lane, NR2 3EF
Sunday 29^th April at 6.30pm
Tickets £15 on the door (students under 25 free)

Mark Bebbington – piano

Ivor Gurney
Sehnsucht (from manuscript)
The Sea (from manuscript)
Prelude in D flat major

 John Ireland
Sarnia – an island sequence
1) Le Catioroc
2) In a May Morning
3) Song of the Springtides

Debussy
Preludes:-
La Cathedrale engloutie ( The submerged Cathedral)
General Lavine – eccentric
Feux d’artifice (Fireworks)

Chopin
Nocturne in B flat minor op. 9
Scherzo No 2 No 2 in B flat min Op 31

Sunday 6th May  at 12 noon
Tickets £15 on the door (students under 25 free)

Guarneri Trio
Haydn: Piano Trio, Hob.XV:25 (Gypsy)
Shostakovich: Piano Trio, Op.67
Dvořák: Piano Trio, Op.21

Join UEA Music Society and UEA Opera Society for a Masterclass with Hannah Francis, previous Principal Soprano at the ENO on Saturday 12^th May.

This is a unique opportunity to experience a Masterclass given by an outstanding professional singer.

Hannah was a principal soprano at the English National Opera and has performed in many concerts here and abroad. She received a scholarship to the Royal College of Music to study Harp and Voice at the age of 15 and soon after won the Royal Overseas League Prize for the most promising young musician in Great Britain. She has worked with many distinguished conductors and has won various prestigious prizes throughout her career. She is also the founder of the Tower of London Music festival.

The Masterclass is open to all UEA students, staff and members of the public. We are looking for classical singers in Norwich and the surrounding areas to participate.

If you are interested in taking part, please email P.Damazer@uea.ac.uk for more information and to confirm your place.

You do not need to book if you would like to attend as an audience member.

Tickets: £10 to participate, £5 to observe

For more information: visit: www.uea.ac.uk/music-centre/events; email: musicevents@uea.ac.uk; follow: @UEAConcerts on Twitter.

Poppy Damazer

Music Centre Intern

UEA Music Centre Reception (0.13)

University of East Anglia

Norwich Research Park

Norwich, NR4 7TJ

Email: P.Damazer@uea.ac.uk

Tel: 01603 591018

www.uea.ac.uk/music-centre | musicevents@uea.ac.uk | @UEAConcerts

Saturday 14 April at Central Baptist Church, Duke Street Norwich, 7.30pm

Norwich Baroque is using Mussorgsky’s idea – the link between music and art – as the theme for a concert introduced by BBC Radio 3 presenter Dr Simon Heighes.
Artists featured include Klimt, Stannard, Pollock, Vermeer…

DO join us – tickets £16/14 children £2 from Norwich Theatre Royal 01603-630000 or via the Norwich Baroque website www.norwichbaroque.co.uk

There is an opportunity for up to 8 people to attend a weekend singing course at the end of July which will help aspiring and accomplished singers to explore performance and singing within the baroque style. The tutors are partnering up with players from Norwich Baroque, who will provide accompaniment for the students, both in rehearsals and a final concert performance. This is to allow students to familiarise themselves with the different sound world of baroque instruments and also to learn from their phrasing and playing style, a feature that makes this course slightly unusual.

The organisers will be offering one full bursary and two partial ones for students either in restricted financial circumstances, or who might particularly benefit from the course. To qualify for a bursary, we are asking applicants to provide a letter from their teacher, conductor or a colleague of standing in support.

Attached is a PDF giving the full details of the course .
Stylish Singing Baroque Weekend PDF (1) (1) (1) (1)

 How To Apply
Applicants are asked to visit the ‘STYLISH SINGING  BAROQUE WEEKEND’ page on FaceBook.  By clicking the BOOK NOW button , you will be connected directly to the Application form. For further information, please send a message via our FaceBook page.

Alternatively please contact Judith on judith.stevens26@gmail.com