2020 PROGRAMME
Friday 9 October
7.00pm
ST MARY’S CHURCH
Causeway, Horsham, RH12 1HE

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

Saturday 10 October
11.00am
ST MARY’S CHURCH
Causeway, Horsham, RH12 1HE

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

3.00pm
ST MARY’S CHURCH
Causeway, Horsham, RH12 1HE

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

7.00pm
ST MARY’S CHURCH
Causeway, Horsham, RH12 1HE

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

THE EMF RESERVES THE RIGHT TO CHANGE THE PROGRAMME DETAILS IN ANY WAY WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE.

LATEST NEWS

Our warmest thanks to all those who made our first Festival at Dartington Hall such a success: to the staff at Dartington, whose help and advice in the months and weeks leading up to the Festival were invaluable and whose support during the Festival itself meant so much to us. Our warmest thanks, too, to our artists, for performing with such dedication; to our all our volunteers; and, of course, to our audiences, who supported the Festival’s move to a new venue with such enthusiasm. Finally, we are hugely grateful to all those living locally who were so positive about the Festival's presence in Devon and who circulated news of the EMF, distributed publicity material, and hosted artists and volunteers: your support is immensely appreciated.

We are delighted to announce that The English Music Festival will be making Dartington Hall its new home, and we are greatly looking forward to developing the relationships in Devon that we began to build this year as the EMF begins an exciting new chapter. The 2027 EMF will be our twentieth anniversary and we are planning a very special programme to mark the start of our third decade. Further details will be released during the autumn ⁠— ⁠when we will also be unveiling our new, re-designed and improved website. We look forward to the pleasure of your company at the EMF next year!