Event 1: Municipal Musical Miscellany

Saturday 20th Sept at 7.:30pm

Conductor - Mike Kirby
Soloists - Rachel Milestone and Duncan Boutwood

As part of the celebrations to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Leeds Town Hall, this concert will focus on the music that was performed there during the nineteenth century. Leeds Town Hall was central to music-making in Leeds at this time, enabling people regardless of class, sex and denomination to experience a wide variety of music, en masse. This concert will give a taste of the varied repertoire performed in Leeds Town Hall during the nineteenth - century, from oratorio to minstrelsy, including pieces that have not been publicly performed since that time. The Leeds Town Hall Polka will be a particular highlight!

The Music and the Idea of the North conference was the official celebratory event for the anniversary.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £10, £7 and £3 students and young people.

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Event 7:

Saturday 1 Nov 7.30pm

Graham Coatman – conductor
Rowena Thornton - soprano
Philip Wilcox - baritone
Andrew Bedford, Alan Horsey - pianos

BRAHMS – A GERMAN REQUIEM
(sung in German) the “chamber” version performed with Brahms’ own accompaniment for 2 pianos. The programme also includes
Schütz - Selig sind die Toten
Rautavaara - Lorca Suite
Britten - Hymn to St Cecilia

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £10, £7 and £3 students and young people.

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Event 8:

Sunday 2 Nov 3.00pm

George Humphreys - baritone, with Timothy End - piano

Programme:-
Earth and Air and Rain - Finzi
Don Quichotte - Ravel
Sleep - Parry
Clown's Songs from 12th Night - Stanford
Joy, Shipmate, joy - Stanford

First Prize winner in the 2008 Sir Anthony Lewis Memorial Prize Competition, programme to be announced.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £10, £7 and £3 students and young people.

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Event 9:

Friday 7 Nov 1.10pm

Zoe’s programme will include her own compositions (from her Mercury Prize nominated album ‘Melting Pot’ and some newer material) as well as music by Abdullah Ibrahim, JoAnne Brackeen among others with solo piano versions of the music from her forthcoming album, ‘Where Rivers Meet’

“One of the finest young pianists in Europe” - Dave Gelly, The Observer
“A superb jazz artist. Totally absorbing. Magnificent.” - Trudie Squires, Jazzsteps website

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Friday 14 Nov 1.10pm

In a performance of traditional and contemporary material. In partnership with The Irish Arts Foundation as part of The 4th Leeds Gathering: a Celebration of Irish Music & Arts. www.irisharts.org.uk

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Event 11:

Sunday 16 Nov 3.00 pm

Directed by Peter Holman

Looking forward to the Handel anniversary in 2009 Leeds Baroque Choir and Orchestra present Messiah in a period instrument performance utilising the choral and orchestral forces of Handel’s day and performed on period instruments.

“What an exciting ensemble, music cunningly articulated …every work delivered different colours and emotions.” - Yorkshire Post

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £12, £8 and £3 students and young people available from Friends of Leeds Baroque (email: lbo.friends@ntlworld.com or telephone: 0113 2267564) and at the door.

Friday 21 Nov 1.10pm

A programme of a cappella choral music marking the centenary of Rimsky-Korsakov’s (pictured) death and the 20th anniversary of the death of Georgy Sviridov featuring Rimsky-Korsakov’s Otche nash (Our Father) and Kheruvimskaya pesn No. 4 (Cherubic Hymn no. 4), and Sviridov’s Concerto for Choir Pushkinskii venok (A Pushkin Wreath) sung in Russian.

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Event 13:

Friday 28 Nov 1.10pm

Two of the country’s most respected exponents of North Indian Music join together to give the best of Sitar and Tabla.

Dharambir Singh brings together some innovative ideas within the North Indian Classical music idiom. Tabla accompaniment is by the eminent international virtuoso Kousic Sen.

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Event 14:

Sunday 30 Nov 3.00pm

Conducted by Eno Koço

Note this performance takes place in the Great Hall

A concert marking the retirement of Professor Philip Wilby and a celebration of his time in the School of Music. The programme will include - Philip Wilby Concerto for Euphonium and Orchestra, with soloist Dave Thornton (Black Dyke) and Walton Façade Suites, and Variations on a Theme of Hindemith

Venue: Great Hall, University of Leeds
Admission: Tickets £10, £7 and £3 students and young people.

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Saturday 17 Jan 2.00pm - 5.00pm

As a preliminary to this evening’s concert we offer an opportunity for all singers to explore plainchant with John Rowlands-Pritchard of Opus Anglicanum. The foundation of much of Western choral music, this rich repertoire is often neglected and this afternoon workshop will give participants a richly rewarding musical experience and an opportunity to participate in the evening performance. During the afternoon participants will work on two pieces for the concert and a setting of Compline which will be
performed after the concert. Music will be provided.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: For the workshop (singers and observers) £5, students and young people free. Note Under 18s should be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Application form available here - places must be booked in advance.

Saturday 17 Jan 7.30pm

John Touhey - reader; Stephen Burrows - alto; Richard Butler - tenor; John Bowen - tenor; Roland Robertson - baritone; John Rowlands-Pritchard - bass.

THE SONG OF THE ANGELS –

Music for voices by Howard Skempton, Patrick Larley, Palestrina, Russian Orthodox chant, Gregorian chant, Byrd, and Victoria. A narrated text from Spencer, Suso, Eliot, Traherne, and Alcuin celebrates angels as invisible companions and guardians, as spiritual warriors, muses of creativity and as messengers, heralds, and healers.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £12, £8 and £3 students and young people.

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Event18:

Friday 23 Jan 1.10pm

The Eroica Quartet is joined by members of the LUCHIP quartet for the great Mendelssohn Octet. This recital will be followed by a master-class given by members of the Eroica to which members of the public are cordially invited.

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Friday 30 Jan 1.10pm

Another recital in our 19th-century music series - Violin Sonatas by Eberl and Beethoven.

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Sunday 1 Feb 3.00pm

“A Celebration of Jewish Liturgical and Folk Music…. Jewish Cantorial and Folk Music through the ages”.

The Shabbaton Choir’s innovative choral sound has been heard in synagogue services and concerts throughout the United Kingdom and abroad. The harmonies and arrangements are written with the aim of bringing out clearly the mood and meaning of the words.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £14, £10 and £3 students and young people.

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Thursday 5 Feb 7.00pm (Pre show talk) and 7.45pm (Film)

One of the most moving collections of Renaissance vocal music brought to life as a contemporary drama specifically for the screen. A special film showing and introductory talk on the making of John La Bouchardière’s critically acclaimed debut film The Full Monteverdi, featuring leading vocal ensemble I Fagiolini directed by Robert Hollingworth.

Claudio Monteverdi’s Fourth book of Madrigals (1603) explores differing emotional states of abandoned lovers through the most dramatic and amazingly modern music for vocal ensemble. The Full Monteverdi follows the simultaneous break-up of six couples, from shocking revelation, vengeful anger and erotic longing for reconciliation, as an ensemble film. Vulnerable and disarming, it draws viewers into its emotional journey and intensely moving portrait of contemporary love.

“Bouchardière’s verité-style direction, reminiscent of Kieslowski in its bold opening silence and unrelenting in emotional delivery, has the makings of an award winner” - Andrew Stewart, Early Music Review

“This brilliant film... sung with consummate artistry...” - Richard Lawrence, Classic FM Magazine

Venue: stage@leeds - School of Performance and Cultural Industries
Admission: Tickets £10, £7 and £3 students and young people.

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4-8 Feb Folk Festival II

Special Offer (Save 10%), Folk Festival II Saver ticket: Admission to all Folk Fest events including the workshop (but please fill in a booking form for the workshop) Full price £ £32 Adult concessions £22, Students and young people £14. Email for purchasing details

Wednesday 4 Feb 7.30pm

Annie Dearman, Vic Gammon and Steve Harrison perform English traditional balads and tunes in a robust and firmly rooted English style, accompanied on various squeezeboxes, banjo and mouth organ. Their repertory comes from folk song collectors of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century; from manuscript tune and song books , ballad sheets and songs they just happen to hear and like.

Their CD Black Crow White Crow has had great reviews:

'… powerful lusty vocals from Annie Dearman, Steve Harrison's sensitive melodeon accompaniment, distinctive unaccompanied singing of Vic Gammon.... What stands out for me are the wonderful tunes to the largely traditional material ..' (Shreds and Patches)

'A really rather splendid album.... Singers such as Dearman, Gammon and Harrison are producing a new tradition - one based firmly in the older traditions, but also one that displays its own vitality and innovation.' (Musical Traditions)

Note: Vic Gammon will talk about the reprtoire of the English Street Balad and his research on Thursday afternoon (4:30pm in the School of Music) Admission Free - no booking required

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £10 and £7 adult concessions £3 students and young people.

Please Note: Tickets for this event are available on the door

EXTRA EVENT

Thursday 5 Feb 4.30pm

An Illustrated Lecture by Dr Vic Gammon (Senior Lecturer in Folk & Traditional Music, Newcastle University)

Adnission Free - No booking required

Venue: Lecture Theatre 1, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Event 22:

Friday 6 Feb 1.10pm

Tom Leary & PJ Wright

February Folk Fest: Top “Feast of Fiddles” folk fiddler Tom Leary (pictured, below) - Fiddle, Mandolin, Guitar, is joined by PJ Wright (pictured, right) - lead vocalist and guitarist with ace folk-rock outfit Little Johnny England.

Their programme will include a selection of songs and instrumentals both traditional and self-penned, mostly influenced by the traditional music of the British Isles, played on acoustic guitars, fiddle, mandolin etc...

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Event 23:

Saturday 7 Feb 1.10pm

Joe makes a welcome return, this time with the legendary singer, guitarist and songwriter Chris While.

“She rises like an angel from the ashes with a voice to match” - The Guardian
“The voice of her generation” - Steve Knightley

“Chris While is the best singer in the UK” - Barbara Dickson

“She has the heart of a poet and the eyes of a painter. Her writing is literate, credible, forthright and honest. Her voice is beautiful,...” - Maverick Magazine




Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £7, £5 and £3 students and young people.

Folk Fest Workshop 2.00pm - 5.00pm

Led by Joe Broughton this workshop will provide an opportunity for players of all instruments to delve deeper into the performance of traditional music. The workshop is open to all and observers are welcome. (We regret that we are unable to accommodate participants under eighteen unless accompanied by a parent or guardian)

Tickets £7 including light refreshments (accompanied under 18s free). For an application form please email the concerts administrator.

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Event 24:

Saturday 7 Feb 7.30pm

Directed by Joe Broughton (Albion Band) since 1999,
Birmingham Conservatoire’s Folk Ensemble can already count among its ‘graduates’ musicians like Jim Moray, winner of two BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards.

The Folk Ensemble’s exceptionally entertaining shows mix original compositions with inventive arrangements of traditional music from the UK and around the world, and its performances at the Conservatoire have regularly drawn capacity audiences.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £12, £8 and £3 students and young people.

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Event 25:

Sunday 8 Feb 3.00pm

Irish folk Music with Chris O’Malley, Des Hurley and Friends – and opportunity to hear some of the best in Irish Folk music. Bring your own instrument and join the performers for the second half of the concert!

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

4-8 Feb Folk Festival II

Special Offer (Save 10%), Folk Festival II Saver ticket: Admission to all Folk Fest events including the workshop (but please fill in a booking form for the workshop) Full price £ £32 Adult concessions £22, Students and young people £14. Email for purchasing details

Event 26:

Friday 13 Feb 1.05pm

Jose Zalba - Flute, Karen Gibbard - Oboe
Iona Garvie - Bassoon, Louisa Lam - Piano

Another concert in the Alumni series in which we invite recent graduates, now professional performers back to Leeds. Karen Gibbard returns with colleagues in an exciting programme for wind instruments and piano

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Event 27:

Saturday 14 Feb 7.30pm

Nathaniel Facey-Alto Sax
Tom Farmer-Double Bass
Shaney Forbes-Drums
Lewis Wright-Vibraphone
George Fogel-Piano

Jazz in Clothies: The multi award-winning jazz quintet Empirical expertly incorporates elements of classical, African and Cuban musical forms into its original, sophisticated, fresh-sounding jazz. They perform with astonishing musical maturity, confidence and cohesiveness - each member contributing equally, adding their own facets to the overall sound. With an impressive international tour programme, if you can’t hear them in New York you must hear them here! Early booking advisable.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £14, £10 and £3 students and young people.

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Event 28:

Friday 20 Feb 1.10pm

Hilary Thomas - Soprano
Daniel Gordon - Piano

A programmme exploring the TONADILLA or early theatre songs of the Madrid of Francisco Goya. This is reflected in a performance of the settings by ‘Musician and Artist’ ENRIQUE GRANADOS (pictured) (1867 - 1916) and includes related songs and music from his piano suite GOYESCAS.

This recital will be followed after a short break by a Master Class directed by Hilary Thomas. All are invited to attend free of charge.

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Friday 27 Feb 1.10pm

Michael Niesemann - Oboe
Pauline Nobes (pictured) - Violin
Rachel Isserlis - Viola
Nicholas Selo - Cello

Mozart and Friends - music by Wañhal, Mozart,and  Miça

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Free - No Booking Required

Event 29:

Sunday 22 Feb 3.00pm

Following Melvyn’s highly successful recital with the Radio 3 lunchtime series last season we are delighted to welcome him back to be reunited with his Erard piano.

His programme will include Debussy - Suite Bergamasque
Schubert (trans. Lizst)
Liebesbotschaft (Love’s message),
Du bist die Ruh (You are the piece),
Sei mir gegrüßt (To be greeted)
Auf dem Wasser zu singen (singing on the water)
Ständchen (Hark, hark, the lark) (words: Shakespeare) and to celebrate the Chopin anniversary, Chopin - Sonata in B minor, Op. 58.


This recital will be preceded at 2.00pm by a pre-concert talk given by Melvyn Tan – free to concert ticket holders. This concert is promoted in collaboration with Leeds International Concert Season. Early Booking advisable.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £14, £10 and £3 students and young people.

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Event 30:

Friday 6 March 1.10pm

English Seventeenth-Century Music for Violin, Bass Viol and Organ.

The programme will include works by George Jeffries, Anthony Poole, John Jenkins and Henry Purcell.

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

Event 31:

Friday 6 March 7.30pm

Conducted by Clive Brown, Chorus Master Bryan White

First British performance of Spohr’s opera Pietro von Abano. The School of Music in collaboration with the School of Performance and Cultural Industries will stage two performances of the opera as part of the Opera North- University of Leeds Partnership. This production will also commemorate the 150th anniversary of Spohr’s death. The opera, composed in 1827, was highly controversial. Fellow musicians and composers (including Meyerbeer), considered it a musical and dramatic masterpiece, but the risqué nature of the plot offended early 19th-century sensibilities and prevented it from being performed more widely.

Venue: The Riley Smith Hall (Students Union).

Event 32:

Saturday 7 March 7.30pm

Conducted by Clive Brown, Chorus Master Bryan White

First British performance of Spohr’s opera Pietro von Abano. The School of Music in collaboration with the School of Performance and Cultural Industries will stage two performances of the opera as part of the Opera North- University of Leeds Partnership. This production will also commemorate the 150th anniversary of Spohr’s death. The opera, composed in 1827, was highly controversial. Fellow musicians and composers (including Meyerbeer), considered it a musical and dramatic masterpiece, but the risqué nature of the plot offended early 19th-century sensibilities and prevented it from being performed more widely.

Venue: The Riley Smith Hall (Students Union).

Event 33:

Sunday 8 March 3.00pm

Handel Anniversary Concert: Handel in Italy a concert by Handel and his Italian contemporaries including Pergolesi’s haunting Stabat Mater.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: Tickets £10, £7 and £3 students and young people available from Friends of Leeds Baroque (email: lbo.friends@ntlworld.com or telephone: 0113 2267564) and at the door.

Event 34:

Wednesday 18 March 7.30pm

Chorus Master Clive McClelland
Directed by Peter Holman with members of Leeds Baroque Orchestra.

A Venetian Vespers of c. 1640. Not the well-known 1610 vespers but a sequence of psalms and motets with a hymn and a setting of the Magnificat drawn mainly from music Monteverdi wrote during his years at St Mark’s in Venice.

Event 35:

Friday 20 March 1.10pm

“Women and the Sea” – a welcome return of this noted American ballad singer in a programme of songs charting women’s turbulent relationship with the sea (and sailors!)

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

EXTRA EVENT

Saturday 21 March 2.00pm

“Elgar at the Piano”

David Owen Norris will discuss and perform the Concert Allegro and the Five Improvisations, and explain the paradox that such a fluent pianist shout write so little for the piano. The Concert Allegro is an exciting piece which originally dates from 1901. However, following an unconvincing and dubious first performance, Elgar attempted to revise the work by making significant cuts. The work was never published and was soon forgotten. A century on, after considerable research, Norris has succeeded in restoring the piece to its original and inspired conception. The Five Improvisations are similarly the result of Norris’s enthusiasm for forgotten gems and are based on a recording made in 1929 in the Small Queen’s Hall in Central London when Elgar improvised at the piano straight onto HMV’s hot wax. The resulting pieces were not heard live again until 1995 when Norris performed them in the Bergen Festival.  This lecture recital promises to be an exciting voyage of discovery for all enthusiasts of Elgar’s music and piano music in general

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

Event 36:

Sunday 19 April 3.00pm

Daniel Gordon, (Piano)
Clive Brown (Violin)
Harriet Cawood (cello)

Another recital in our series highlighting 19th-century performing practice - Piano trios by Spohr and Brahms played on period instruments.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

Event 37:

Wednesday 22 April 7.30pm

Trio Atem were formed in 2007 when regular collaborators Gavin Osborn - flute and Nina Whiteman - voice invited ‘cellist Alice Purton to join them for a performance of Helmut Lachenmann’s temA.

Since then they have performed a wide variety of repertoire composed over the last fifty years and have appeared at festivals across the UK.

They are delighted to be opening the festival with a programme to include works by Kaija Saariaho, Salvatore Sciarrino and Helmut Lachenmann.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

Event 38:

Friday 24 April 6.00pm (Rush Hour recital)

Directed by Mic Spencer and Adam Ferguson

Chaya Czernowin (pictured), Afatsim (1996), James MacMillan, … as others see us.. (1990), plus postgraduate composition.

Light refreshments available from 5.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

Event 39:

Saturday 25 April 2.00pm - 5.00pm

As an introduction to this evening’s recital members of the quartet will work with recorder players interested in learning more about twentieth-century and contemporary repertoire and techniques for the recorder. The workshop is open to all recorder players with good sight reading skills. The application form is available here for download.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music
Admission: £7

Event 40:

Saturday 25 April 7.30pm

One of Europe’s leading recorder quartets, The Flautadors, play music from around the globe including
meditative Estonian minimalism, the exotic sound-world of Japanese music inspired by the shakuhachi and Terry Riley’s famous work “in C” rarely heard on recorders.

Added to this diverse programme will be the performance of a brand new work by a young British composer, together with pieces featuring amazing techniques such as two recorders played simultaneously by each player. In all, over 30 instruments will be played in the concert, creating quite a spectacle!

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

Event 41:

Sunday 26 April 3.00pm

A rare opportunity to hear one of the pinnacles of twentieth-century chamber music - Bartók’s magnificent Sonata for two pianos and percussion, alongside Stravinsky’s quirky and masterful Concerto and John Casken’s Salamandra (1986), subtitled “Fire-haunt” for two pianos.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

Event 42:

Wednesday 29 April at 7.30pm

Elena Jauregui - violin
Heather Roche - clarinets
Sophia Russell - piano

Labyrinth have been working together as a trio since 2007, and have from the outset made it part of their ethos to focus on the performance of new works for their instrumentation. While simultaneously performing established works for their ensemble by British and continental European composers, their collaborations with young composers across the country are a vital and enjoyable part of their work as an ensemble.

This performance is supported by FOCAM the student society for composers and musicians.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

Event 48:

Saturday 6 June 7.30pm

Directed by Ricardo Barros & Jane Gingell - L'Alma Ardiente



An exciting programme of late 17th- & 18th-century Spanish dance pieces derived from the ‘Escuela Bolera’, which would later flourish into the Flamenco.

The ensemble of two dancers (in ‘Goya’ costumes and both playing castanets) and four musicians will provide a spectacle of bravado and energy, both engaging and uplifting.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

Event49:

Sunday 7 June 10.00am - 4.00pm

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We regret we will be unable to run the dance workshop due to lack of participants

Event 50:

Friday 12 June 1.10pm

Winners of the LUUMS ensemble competition

Leeds Brass Quartet perform a varied programme with music by Tallis, Vaughan Williams, Vinter, Bartok and a new composition by Robert Bushnell.
They will be joined by guests Lucy Barrie on percussion and Liz Moran on piano

Light refreshments available from 12.30pm.

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music

Extra Event:

Sunday 14 June 3.00pm

Directed by Peter Holman
Chorus Master Clive McClelland

Celebrating two notable anniversaries the programme will include:

Handel: Dixit Dominus in G minor HWV232 (1707) &

Henry Purcell: Praise the Lord, O Jerusalem Z46 (1689).

Venue: Clothworkers Centenary Concert Hall, School of Music