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Buy, hire, repairs. Philip Bishop - Brass Lessons. Mole Valley Music - brass lessons: trumpet, cornet, etc. Acoustic Resonance - jazz band playing jazz, latin, blues, cocktail music, dancing for parties, weddings & functions in Surrey, Sussex, Hampshire, London. This page lists the music festivals in and around the Mole Valley area. If you know of any other festivals, please let us know. For more details, either click on the website link or use the contact information given. Leith Hill Music Festival.

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Woking Classical Review: January 2012

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Sunday, 22 January 2012. Soirees at Breinton - Calum Smart, violin and Gordon Back, piano. The second piece was Avec élan, a piece composed for Callum by Swiss composer Jean-Luc Darbellay. It means “with passion” and lasts just three minutes. The rather simple opening, with one note followed by another, made us wonder how the music would develop. Callum played it with passion, as the title suggested. It showed off Callum’s technical and artistic strengths. He was very expressive, showing unique...Two enc...

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Woking Classical Review: Woking Choral Society - Elgar & Orff

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Sunday, 1 July 2012. Woking Choral Society - Elgar and Orff. Labels: Woking Choral Society. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Woking Classical Review: March 2012

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Sunday, 18 March 2012. Woking Symphony Orchestra - Extraordinary power from Woking young musician. Woking Symphony Orchestra’s March concert in the HG Wells (Saturday 17th March 2012). Was graced with the presence of the Woking Young Musician of the Year 2011 – Emmanuel. Bach, who played the Glazunov Violin Concerto. Emmanuel, a former pupil of the Royal. Grammar School in Guildford, tackled this highly virtuosic concerto with gusto, impressing. Conductor, Roy Stratford. Labels: Woking Symphony Orchestra.

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Woking Classical Review: December 2011

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Monday, 5 December 2011. Woking Choral Society - Mendelssohn's 'ELIJAH'. Labels: Woking Choral Society. Saturday, 3 December 2011. Soirees at Breinton - Katya Apekisheva piano recital review. Katya Apekisheva - 3 December 2011. The next piece, Schumann’s Kinderszenen was many peoples’ favourite. As Schumann described these scenes of an adult’s recollection of youth "peaceful, tender and happy", we were all reminiscing of our own childhood (except of course for the children in the au...In the first scene ...

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Woking Classical Review: October 2011

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Friday, 28 October 2011. Soirees at Breinton - Piers Lane piano recital review. Piers Lane piano recital on 24 October 2011. Piers Lane is a sensational performer! He has a deep understanding and knowledge of music, creates a warm sound, displays his emotional interpretation, touches the audience’s heart, and builds great rapport with his listeners. What a delight it was to have him perform at Breinton. This evening was a wonderful opening to our 2011 – 2012 season. Labels: Soirees at Breinton.

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Woking Classical Review: Soirees at Breinton - Lomeiko-Zhislin Duo

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Monday, 24 September 2012. Soirees at Breinton - Lomeiko-Zhislin Duo. As I write this, I am staring at the pouring rain outside the study window. Two days after our opening of the Breinton season, I am still on a high from the excitement we experienced. What a wonderful evening it was! However Queen Elisabeth was well known for her love of music and she founded the Queen Elisabeth Music Competition in his memory. Among the numerous international competitions, this is considered one of the most presti...

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Woking Classical Review: Woking Symphony Orchestra - Sibelius, Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky

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Monday, 19 November 2012. Woking Symphony Orchestra - Sibelius, Rachmaninov and Tchaikovsky. Woking Symphony Orchestra showed their worth at their latest concert last Saturday (November 17th 2012). As the programme was one which had wide appeal, there was something for everyone in a lesser-known suite of great beauty by Sibelius (King Christian II), the emotional Rachmaninov 3rd Piano Concerto and Tchaikovsky’s rousing and energetic 2nd Symphony – the “Little Russian”. The second half of the concert was ...

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Woking Classical Review: December 2012

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Monday, 10 December 2012. Woking Choral Society - Handel's Messiah. Woking Choral Society provided a fitting start to the seasonal celebrations with their performance of Messiah, the universally-loved oratorio by George Frideric Handel, held in the H G Wells Hall on Saturday December 8. The many local supporters of Woking Choral Society will be travelling to London for their debut at the South Bank Centre on 18 March 2013.The choir will be joining Vox Cordis and the Syred Consort in a performance of ...

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Woking Classical Review: April 2012

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Sunday, 15 April 2012. Soirees at Breinton - Tra Nguyen, piano. The first movement of Clementi’s Sonata has such melodic passages; I am very fond of this movement. It was acutely and elegantly executed with clear trills and steady sounds. The slow second movement was moving and touching, which was followed by a contrasting Presto, concluding this Sonata. I love Chopin’s piano Sonatas – I think both No.2 and No.3 are stunning works, and I am so glad that Tra included one of them! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).