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Programme played on 26th November in
St Mary Magdalene Church, New Milton,
with the Highcliffe Junior Choir

Programme for Concert on 26th November in
St Mary Magdalene Church, New Milton,
with the Highcliffe Junior Choir

"Pique Dame" Overture	Suppé
Cello Concerto	Elgar	Soloist: Philip Handy
INTERVAL
Three Dances from the Bavarian Highlands	Elgar	Orchestra and Choir
Coppelia Ballet Suite	Delibes
If You Love Me	Tallis	*unaccompanied choir
Hark the Lark	Cooke	*unaccompanied choir
The Lord Bless You and Keep You	Rutter	Choir and Orchestra
Jerusalem	Parry	Choir and Orchestra
*Soloist Philip Handy is also the musical director of the Highcliffe Junior Choir and conducts the two unaccompanied pieces.

 

 

 

CONCERT PROGRAMME 2nd July 2011 at St Stephen's Church

Cockaigne (In London Town) Overture	Elgar
Piano Concerto in A minor	Grieg
Soloist: James Willshire
INTERVAL
Symphony No 1 in C	Balakirev
In support of The Alzheimers Society

C OMPOSERS AT CONCERT 2nd JULY 2011

 

 

CONCERT PROGRAMME 14TH MAY 2011

Poet and Peasant Overture	Franz von Suppé
Suite in E flat	Gustav Holst
Havanaise, followed by Introduction and Rondo	Camille Saint Saëns
Violin Soloist: Fiona McKinley
INTERVAL
Marches: Great Little Army and The Middy	Alford
Ballet Suite, "Sylvia"	Leo Delibes
A Strauss Fantasy	Johann Strauss II
In support of the Dorset Blind Association

FIONA MCKINLEY   Fiona McKinley gained her B.Mus and BA (in Psychology) from the Queensland and Western Australian universities. Formerly a 1st violinist in the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, she joined Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra from 1999 to 2003, at which point she joined the staff at Canford School as Head of Strings.    She now uses her performing skills as a recitalist, soloist with Stromenti, and freelance orchestral player. She is also a tutor with the National Children's Orchestra. At Canford, Fiona is responsible for bowed string playing within the School, and runs most of the string ensembles and string-based chamber music. She teaches violin and viola, and beginner cello and bass Out of the music department, Fiona coaches cross country, athletics, and is a member of Groundforce, the Canford environmental team. She is also the Shell tutor for Lancaster House

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MUSIC PLAYED ON 9th APRIL 2011 Overture "Egmont" Beethoven Tone Poem "Finlandia" Sibelius Cello Concerto No 1 Op. 33 Saint-Saëns   Cello Soloist: Joseph Koos   INTERVAL   Symphony No. 7 in D minor Dvořák VENUE: St Clement's Church, Boscombe, Bournemouth

 

JOSEPH KOOS PLAYED SAINT-SAENS No 1 CELLO CONCERTO ON 9th APRIL 2011 Joseph was born in Hungary.  He  moved to London 1957 and studied with William Pleeth of the Amadeus Quartet at the Guildhall School of Music and with Paul Tortellier in Paris. He spent 1 year as No.3 cellist Royal Liverpool Orchestra - 4 years as rank & file cellist BBC Symphony Orchestra. He then served 27 years as Principal Cello in the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra. He is now freelance playing and teaching, a member of the Stromenti and Grainger String Quartets and a full time cello teacher & conductor of Chamber Orchestra with Coda Music Trust.  Joseph is an exuberant cello teacher of exceptional quality. He concentrates on technique and an accurate and beautiful sound. Joseph is an inspirational cellist and an asset to any orchestra or chamber group. He is also able to give talks and recitals. Joseph's energy and sense of fun - Hungarian style - are a boost to any occasion.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Music played at the concert in St Luke's Church, Winton, on Saturday 26 February, 2011 Carnival Overture Dvořák Jazz Suite No. 2 Shostakovich Interval Samson and Delila - "Mon coeur s'ouvre a ta voix" Saint-Saens Rigoletto - "Caro nome" Verdi Soprano: Clare Albanozzo   Symphony No. 4 in F Minor Tchaikovsky     SOME OF TONIGHT'S COMPOSERS

NEWGARTH LIGHT ORCHESTRA CONCERTS

 

 

PROGRAMME FOR CONCERT ON 6th DECEMBER 2008 Overture "The Mastersingers" Richard Wagner Violin Concerto No 1 Soloist : Peter Kopek Max Bruch INTERVAL Symphony No 1 in C minor, Op. 68 Johannes Brahms

THIS WAS THE PROGRAMME FOR THE CONCERT AT BOURNEMOUTH SCHOOOL FOR BOYS, 11 OCTOBER, 2008.

Overture "Di Ballo"	Sullivan
Waltz and Polonaise from Eugene Onegin	Tchaikovsky
Triumphal March from "Aida" Chorus of Hebrew Slaves from "Nabucco" Soloists: Bournemouth School Choir	Verdi
INTERVAL
Symphony No 8 in G major	Dvořák

 

PROGRAMME PLAYED AT ST. STEPHEN'S CHURCH, BOURNEMOUTH , 5 JULY 2008.
Overture "The Thieving Magpie"
Rossini
Ballet Suite "Sylvia"
Delibes
Double Oboe Concerto Op 7 No 5 in C
Albinoni
Oboe Soloists, James Baker and Helen Clark
INTERVAL
Symphony No 5 in E minor
Tchaikovsky

THE PROGRAMME FOR THE CONCERT AT ST NICHOLAS CHURCH,
CORFE MULLEN, 31 MAY 2008, WAS:

Overture "In the South" Elgar
Rhapsody "España" Chabrier
Selection "My Fair Lady" Loewe
INTERVAL
Symphony No. 9 in C, ("The Great") Schubert

The programme for the concert on 12 April 2008 at St Clements, Boscombe was:

PROGRAMME 12 APRIL
ST CLEMENTS BOSCOMBE Overture Oberon Weber
Flute Dance from La Fille Mal Guardée Herold
Clog Dance from La Fille Mal Guardée Herold
Intermezzo, Cavaleria Rusticano Mascagni
Moon River (Unaccompanied solo harp) Mancini
Soloist 15 year old Megan Fisher.
Trumpet Concerto Arutiunian
Soloist: David Bertie
INTERVAL
Swedish Rhapsody Alfven
Norwegian Dances Grieg
Finlandia Sibelius

The Programme for the concert on 1 December, 2007 in the Gillingham Methodist Church included:

Overture Iolanthe	Sullivan
Selection - Lieutenant Kijé	Prokofiev
Capriccio Italien	Tchaikovsky
Interval
Organ concerto No 1	Guilmant

The programme for the concert on 14th July 2007

at the Methodist Church, Chandler's Ford, was

 

Die Fledermaus

 

The programme at the concert on 19th May 2007

at St John's Church, Boscombe was

 

 

The programme for the concert on 14th April, 2007

at St Luke's Church, Winton was:

Land of The Mountain and The Flood	Hamish MacCunn
Saxo Rhapsody	Eric Coates
INTERVAL
Carnival of the Animals	Saint-Saens
Symphony No. 1	Sibelius
SOLOISTS Mark Gibson Saxophone Chris Jones Double Bass Hilary Popple Xylophone Graham Dudding Cello

 

 The programme for our concert on 3 March 2007 was:

  Cartoon of Berlioz from www.hberlioz.com

 

The programme for the  concert on 11 November 2006 in All Saints Church, Southbourne, was:

The programme for the  Concert on 14 October 2006 was:

There was a small but appreciative audience.

 

The programme for the concert on July 9 2006 was:

THE MAGIC OF THE MUSICALS

Soloists:

Julie Vivienne - Soprano.

Stephen Ridout - Tenor.

Sue Newgarth - Soprano.

John Turner - Baritone

Music played included Oklahoma Selection, People will Say We're in Love, The Surrey with the Fringe on Top, This is my Beloved, Stranger in Paradise, Some Day my Heart Will Awake,  Girls Were Made to Love and Kiss, The Cat Duet, Gondoliers Suite, Some Enchanted Evening, The Carousel Waltz, Gendarmes Duet, If I loved You, Nessum Dorma, All the Things You Are, Sound of Music Selection, Edelweiss, I Could Have Danced All Night, Romance and Waltz from the Merry Widow, June is Bisting Out all over, and You'll never Walk Alone.  Musical arrangements by Sam Newgarth and Frank Leprince

There was a large and enthusiastic audience so there would be good sized benefits to the two worthy charities.

 

The Programme for our concert on 17 March 2006 in the Tregonwell Hall for the Rotarians included:

Egmont Overture                      Beethoven
Sea Songs Fantasia                   Wood
Danny Boy and other songs
Crown Imperial March              Walton
Jazz Suite No 2                         Shostakovich
Last Night of Proms Items         various

The Programme at our concert on 12 November 2005, in the Methodist Church, Gillingham included:

Description	Composer
Festival Overture	Johannes Brahms
Soirées Musicales	Rossini arranged Benjamin Britton
Chanson de Matin	Chanson de Matin
Symphony No. 3 (Organ)	Camille Saint-Saëns

The Programme played at our concert on 15 October 2005, in the Punshon Memorial Church, Bournemouth included:

 

Overture "Pique Dame"	Franz von Suppé
Song to the Moon (Rusalka)	Antonín Dvořák
Spiel auf Deiner Geige	Stolz
Intermezzo (Cavaleria Rusticano)	Mascagni
Vissa D'rte (Tosca)	Puccini
If I loved you (Carousel)	Rodgers
Swedish Rhapsody	Hugo Alfén
Symphony No 9 "New World"	Antonín Dvořák

Featuring the superb Swedish soprano from the coaching staff of the Royal Opera

Sonja Nerdrum

 

The concert on Sunday 10th July 2005 in St Saviour's Church, Brockemhurst, included:

Overture;  The Corsair	Berlioz
Chanson de Matin	Elgar
Song to the Moon (from "Rusalka")	Dvorak
Caro nome (from "Rigoletto")	Verdi
Vissi D'Arte (from "Tosca")	Puccini
Laughing Song (from "Die Fledermaus")	Srauss
Ballet Music - Coppelia	Delibes
Dance of the Tumblers	Rimski-Korsakov
AND, FROM THE LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMS,
Jerusalem	Parry
Fantasia on British Sea Songs	Wood
Rule Britannia	Arne
Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1	Elgar
Featuring that scintillating soprano JULIE VIVIENNE

 

AUDIENCE AND ORCHESTRA MEMBERS AT INTERVAL

The Programme for our concert on Saturday 21st May 2005 in St Peters Church, Parkstone included:

Overture; The Italian Girl in Algiers                     Rossini
        Violin Concerto                                                  Mendelssohn
SOLOIST: Simon Hewitt Jones
Waltz The Blue Danube                                      Strauss
Peter and the Wolf                                                Prokofiev 

Narrator Sue Newgarth

Suite, Carmen                                                         Bizet

The programme for our concert on Saturday April 2005, in Sturminster Newton High School was:

Overture to Incidental Music to Hamlet	Tchaikovsky
Waltz from Serenade for Strings	Tchaikovsky
Oboe Concerto in C	Mozart
Soloist	Jane Othen
Symphony No. 2	Sibelius

The programme for our concert on Saturday 5th March 2005, in St Mark's Church, Talbot Village was:

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...then the great wave hit the land...	Robert Steadman
Overture Leonora No.3	Beethoven
Night on a Bare Mountain	Mussorksky
Wand of Youth	Elgar
Hungarian March from Damnation of Faust	Berlioz
Kol Nidrei        CELLO SOLOIST James Olsen	Bruch
L'Arlésienne	Bizet

 

The Programme for our concert on Saturday 4th December 2004 in St Mary's Church in Poole was:

        The Programme we played in the Punshon Church on 16th October 2004 included:

     There was a good sized audience and the performance was enthusiastically applauded.
 The soloist, Samantha Ward, gave a fine rendering of the Grieg Piano Concerto. Samantha is now in her third year at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she won a scholarship to study with the senior professor, Joan Havill. Since making her concert début in 2000 as a result of winning the Chetham's concert auditions, Samantha has been offered concerto appearances with several orchestras throughout the UK and Europe. She has also taken part in several international master-classes. Whilst still at Chetham's, Samamtha appeared on HTV Wales, S4C and Granada Television as well as on Classic FM and in Classical Music magazine in 2003.  She has won the John Ireland Piano Award and the Making Music Award for Young Concert Artists, giving her a London début at the Wigmore Hall in 2005. Engagements in 2004 include performances of Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto, Beethoven's Emperor Concerto and Gershwin's F major Concerto.

Samantha Ward
The Deputy Mayor, Anne Rey, was present.
The concert was for the benefit of the National Children's Homes, which helps children and families in Bournemouth.