A CELEBRATION OF THE HORN

Steven Stirling, Tony Halstead, Naomi Atherton & Guests

St Andrew's Church (Psalter Lane), Sheffield
Sunday 18 September 2022, 3.00pm

£20 
£14 Disabled / UC and PIP recipients
£5 Under 35s & Students 

Past Event

We’re very sorry but this concert has been postponed due to Tony Halstead seriously injuring his hand. Box office staff will be contacting ticket holders over the next few days. Please accept our apologies for any disappointment caused. 

Programme includes music by ECKLEBE, BUSH, COOKE, FRICKER & TOURNEMIRE  

Our weekend of wind music concludes with a celebration of the horn, inspired by the musical library of Britain’s foremost 20th century horn player, Dennis Brain.  

Following their recent CD release ‘From the library of Dennis Brain’, this is an opportunity to hear live in concert some of the lost gems featured on the CD by Stephen Stirling and Tony Halstead, two stars of the horn world. They are joined by Ensemble 360’s Naomi Atherton and guests who bring the afternoon to a joyful conclusion with treasured works from the horn repertoire. 

Music in the Round is looking for horn players of approx. Grade 8 standard to join in with a performance of BERLIOZ Roman Carnival Overture as the finale to this horn celebration.
Places are strictly limited for the massed horn rendition. Interested? Please contact Ellen before 24 August at ellen@musicintheround.co.uk

 

SUNSET

Ensemble 360, Sheffield Chamber Choir & Young Musicians

Tickets: £20
£14 Disabled & Unemployed
£5 Students & Under 35s

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Past Event

GIBBONS The Silver Swan (2’)
BINGHAM The darkness is no darkness (5’)
SS WESLEY Thou Wilt Keep Him In Perfect Peace (4′)
WILBYE Draw on Sweet Night (5’)
FRANCES-HOAD Floodlight Starlight (3’)
RAMSEY Sleep Fleshly Birth (6’)
BINGHAM A Night-Piece (6’)
WARD Come Sable Night (5’)
BEETHOVEN arr. MAHLER String Quartet No.11 ‘Serioso’ (23’)
O’REGAN Care Charming Sleepe (7’)
BEETHOVEN Elegischer Gesang (6’)

“The darkness is no darkness with Thee, But the night is as clear as the day…” 

Join us at dusk in the company of Ensemble 360, Sheffield Chamber Choir, and talented young string players including from Sheffield Music Hub and Sheffield Music Academy. This concert promises to be a magical exploration of the exquisite melancholy of the drawing in of evening, featuring madrigals and contemporary choral works, together with Mahler’s lush setting of Beethoven’s much-loved ‘Serioso’ string quartet.

Song sheets will be available to purchase at this concert. 

Sheffield Chamber Music Festival runs 13–21 May 2022

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