RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Sonata in A minor for Violin and Piano
FREDERICK DELIUS: Sonata no.2 for Violin and Piano
GUSTAV HOLST: Five Pieces for Violin and Piano
EDWARD ELGAR: Sonata for Violin and Piano
RUPERT MARSHALL-LUCK | violin
DUNCAN HONEYBOURNE | piano
THE SUSSEX CONNECTION
EDWARD ELGAR: Dream Children
EDWARD ELGAR: Presto and Griffinesque
EDWARD ELGAR: Concert Allegro
GUSTAV HOLST: Two Northumbrian Folk Tunes
FRANK BRIDGE: Miniature Pastorals
ARNOLD BAX: A Mountain Mood
ARNOLD BAX: A Hill Tune
JOHN IRELAND: Amberley Wild Brooks
HUBERT PARRY: Shulbrede Tunes
DUNCAN HONEYBOURNE | piano
PAUL LEWIS: Norfolk Idyll
WILLIAM ALWYN: Naïades
WILLIAM ALWYN: Crepuscule for solo harp
MALCOLM ARNOLD: Fantasy for solo flute
RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Fantasia on Greensleeves
PAUL PATTERSON: Canonic Lullaby
ANDY SCOTT: Sonata for Flute and Harp
EMMA HALNAN | flute
HEATHER WRIGHTON | harp
GODFREY FINGER: Sonata no.1 in F major
GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL: Sonata in D minor
JANE SAVAGE: Six Easy Lessons for the Harpsichord, no.1
WILLIAM BABELL: Concerto in D major
JOHN BANISTER: A Division on a Ground
JOHN STANLEY: Solo IV
FRANCESCO GEMINIANI: Sonata for Cello and Continuo
JOHANN CHRISTOPH PEPUSCH: Prelude from The Division Flute
GEORGE FREDERICK HANDEL: Chaconne in F major
JAMES PAISIBLE: Recorder Sonata in G minor
ENSEMBLE HESPERI
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We are delighted to be back in London for another Autumn English Music Festival concert on 12 October, this time at the Church of St John the Evangelist in Notting Hill. We very much hope you will join us at this lovely event, which features the Tailleferre Ensemble with the music of Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, Madeleine Dring, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Malcolm Arnold and others, and with a work by Cecilia McDowall in an arrangement made specially for this recital. The full programme can be seen here; and tickets are available through our online Box Office.
This year was the first year we have held The English Music Festival entirely in Dorchester-on-Thames, and this was only possible because of the support and encouragement of all those at Dorchester Abbey and at Dorchester Village Hall, as well as of the local community: our heartfelt thanks to you all for your help before and during the Festival, and for welcoming us so warmly. Sincere thanks, too, to the artists, for the energy and commitment of their performances; to all the volunteers who assisted with general administration, staffing the Box Office, stage-managing and stewarding, and without whose help running the Festival would simply not be possible; and, of course, to our audiences, whose enthusiasm and financial and moral support all continue to mean so much to us.
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