Bach’s Coffee Cantata & Fauré Requiem

Sunday 23rd April, 3:45pm
St John the Baptist Church, Broadstone, BH18 8AR

Don’t miss this special coffee themed event — an afternoon of coffee, cakes, and wine, Bach’s rarely performed miniature comic opera, and Fauré’s Requiem.

Featuring Isabelle and James Atkinson (Royal College of Music), Adam Maxey, and the Salisbury Chamber Chorus; conducted by Lynton Atkinson.

Afternoon programme:

3.45pm coffee and cake served in church hall.

4.30pm “Coffee Cantata” performance in the church with soloists (Isabelle and James) with a professional ensemble including: Sam Hanson: harpsichord, Jennifer Curiel: violin, Andrew Foot: violin, Alison Kay: viola, Judith Bergin: cello, David Kenihan: double bass.

5pm glass of wine or soft drink ( Donations gratefully received)

5.30pm Faure’s Requiem soloists include Adam Maxey and Charles Wheelan, with Salisbury chamber chorus, young and older local singers join for the occasion, & Broadstone Music Series chamber orchestra.

Tickets: On sale from Hintons on the Broadway, Broadstone or reserved by calling 01202 695773 – we highly recommend you obtain your ticket in advance to secure your seat.

£12 Adults, Students and Children £6

Flute Workshop With Holly Cook and Helen Nicholas

28th January 2017 4pm – 6pm
St John’s Church Broadstone.

Flute workshop by Holly Cook with Helen Nicholas on piano.

Masterclasses, ensemble playing and workshop on ethnic flutes, western flutes and whistles.

All ages welcome but limited places available.  Only 4 Masterclass slots are available so this will be on first come 1st serve basis.

  • Masterclass price: £10 (above grade 5 only)
    We will need to know in advance what repertoire you will perform.
  • Just workshop/ensemble: £5
  • Spectator: £5, spectator under 18 free

Please apply below
Deadline is 17th January.

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Dorchester Piano Quartet Recital

Dorchester piano quartet recital
Sunday March 12th 4pm,
St John the Baptist Church Macauley Road Broadstone
violin – Jennifer Curiel, viola – Pasha Willis, cello – Sally Flann, Piano – Peter Oakes

Dorchester Piano Quartet is a recent extension of Dorchester Piano Trio which has given concerts in and around Dorset for the last 10 years. The group is based at Dorset County Museum and its concerts pair a sonata with a piece for the full group.

Programme

  • Dvorak Sonatina for violin and piano
  • Mahler Piano Quartet,
  • Mozart Piano Quartet in G minor.

The programme will also include short performance of Mozart And Beethoven performed by local young musicians who have been coached by the Dorchester Quartet as part of our education programme for young musicians.

Tickets are £10 Adults, U18s & Students £3 – on the door or from Hintons on the Broadway Broadstone.

Double Reed Day

Sunday 5th February

Venue: Kinson Community Centre, Millhams Rd, Pelhams Park, Bournemouth BH10 7LH

Time: 10-4.30

Please arrive for registration at 10. The day will kick off with a tutors’ concert at 10.20.

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The double reed day is kindly supported by John Packer Ltd, the shop will also be attending the day to support all double reed players. Do come and say hello!

New to the double-reed or tempted to give it a go.

For anyone who may be interested in learning a double-reed instrument; children and adults alike. A specialist will be on hand with oboes and bassoons for you to try. We can give you information about finding a teacher and hiring an instrument through SoundStorm Music Hub; teacher lists and plenty of other advice about these unusual instruments. Stay to hear the tutor performances and ensembles if you would like to.

Bassoonist and Oboists Already Playing!

We have a wonderful day lined up with a tutors’ performance, masterclasses and playing in a massed ensemble.

Come along to Kinson Community Centre for a day of all things double reed with:

  • Edward Kay (Principal Oboe, BSO)
  • Holly Randall (2nd Oboe & Cor Anglais, BSO)
  • Tammy Thorn (Principal Bassoon, BSO)
  • Emma Selby (2nd Bassoon, BSO)
Kindly supported by the British Double Reed Society
Kindly supported by the British Double Reed Society
  • Adults £15
  • Under 18s £5  – accompanying adult goes free
    Includes: Tutors’ performance, attending masterclasses as a spectator, playing in a massed ensemble, try an instrument.
Kindly supported by the Rotary Club
Kindly supported by the Rotary  International

Masterclass or workshop participation:

  • Adults £30 (includes entry fee)
  • Under 18s £20 (includes entry fee, accompanying adult free)

The masterclasses & workshops must be booked in advance, please use our sign up form below as soon as possible, places are limited!

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Double Reed Day Recital - Our next event is our Double reed day which takes place on Sunday 5th February 2017 Anyone is welcome to come and just watch, listen and learn. Adult: £15 Senior citizen: £10 Under 18: £5 (accompanied adult free) The day includes a recital from members of the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra Wind section: Paul Carr Divertimento for … Continue reading Double Reed Day Recital
Double reed day: limited places remaining - Although the masterclass is now sold out it’s not too late to sign up to take part in an ensemble or to try an instrument. You don’t need to be a player already, if you are interested in trying out an unusual instrument, then here is your chance! Come along to the Dorset Double Reed … Continue reading Double reed day: limited places remaining
Double reed day, a taster! - Here’s a quick video of our double reed day tutors rehearsing last week to whet your appetite for the double reed workshop. For more information visit the double reed day page here
Double reed day timetable - The timetable is currently being put together and when accurate numbers are known more details will follow so keep checking back here regularly. So far the timetable is: 10-4.30pm 10-10:20 registration 10:20 welcome and tutors’ concert
Double reed day supported by Wonderful winds - We would like to extend our thanks to Wonderful Winds for providing our ensemble music for the double reed day. This will allow the tutors and participants to take part in a wide variety of musical activities, for which we would like to thank them.
Try an Oboe or a Bassoon - If you are interested in trying out an unusual instrument, then here is your chance! Come along to the Dorset Double Reed Day on Sunday 5th February, 10-4:30 at the Kinson Community Centre. You will have a chance to hear these wonderful instruments in action in a concert given by the tutors. All four tutors … Continue reading Try an Oboe or a Bassoon

Holly & Helen – Flute & Piano Recital

Our first concert of 2017 sees the return of Broadstone Music Series regular, pianist Helen Nicholas, performing with Holly Cook.

29th January 2017,
4pm concert
St John’s Church,  Broadstone
with tea and cake in interval.

Graduates of Trinity Laban and the Royal Academy of Music, Holly and Helen have received high praise from concert societies and audiences across London and the UK. Notable performances include recitals at the Royal Opera House, St Martin-in-the-Fields, Bridgewater Hall and Cheltenham Town Hall. As a Richard Carne Junior Fellow at Trinity Laban, Holly expresses a particular interest for non-Western influences and ethnic instruments. Former Jette Parker Young Artist Helen brings her affinity with French contemporary music to the duo.

‘…beautifully played and well received by the large audience.’
(Siri Fischer Hansen, Royal Opera House)

holly-cook-02As a freelance flautist, Holly performs on a number of non-Western flutes and whistles, in addition to the classical flute. Her career to date has included a mentorship with the BBC Concert Orchestra with principal flautist Ileana Ruheman, and performances on BBC Radio 3’s In Tune and Late Junction. She has recorded on Katie Melua’s 2013 album Ketevan, and her whistle playing features on folk band Skinny Lister’s albums Forge and Flageon (2011) and Down on Deptford Broadway (2014). She has also performed on a number of flutes, panpipes and whistles at the Spitalfields Music Festival, Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre, and in ENO’s John Cage Musicircus, and is a deputy on Thursford Christmas Spectacular show. Holly was awarded an Emerging Excellence Award from the Musicians Benevolent Fund in 2012, and completed a role as the Richard Carne Junior Fellow at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance during 2011 – 2012.

‘…exquisite recital at the Royal Opera House.’
(Concordia Foundation)

img_9487editedHelen has appeared as a soloist with the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House and has worked as a freelance accompanist for the Jette Parker Young Artists Programme since 2013. Her association with the Royal Opera House began in 2012, when she was selected to be the first ever ballet pianist on the Jette Parker Young Artists Programme. Outside of her duo partnership with flautist Holly Cook, she performs as part of ‘Trio Asana’ (BSO strings) and with singers from the Royal Opera House. She is an accompanist for the woodwind faculty at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and audition pianist for the Royal Academy of Music. As an orchestral pianist, she freelances with the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra and Southbank Sinfonia. Helen released her first solo album in 2014 titled ‘The Debut’, featuring the piano works of Ravel, Beethoven, Scarlatti, Chopin and Debussy.

To avoid disappointment purchase tickets from Hintons Broadstone or available on the door. For more details call 01202 695773 or e-mail: concerts@broadstonemusicseries.info

Christmas celebration concert

Our next concert is our annual Christmas affair. With mince pies and the smell of mulled wine, is there another concert more civilised? (Actually it will be non-alcoholic punch – still!) .

Join us at Broadstone Methodist Church,
Friday 16th December
7:30pm
£8 adults,
£3 students & children.
Conductors Lynton Atkinson & Dougie Scarfe
The Broadstone Music Series orchestra, consisting of local professional and young musicians. Before the concert there will be more music from more young musicians from 6:45.

 

The concert aims to raise money to support the projects and concerts due to be held in 2017.

This year sees classical favourites from the repertoire for all to enjoy, including:

  • Tchaikovsky Nutcracker suite highlights.
  • Haydn cello concerto in C major 1st movement ,
    cellist Lauren Hardyman,
  • Corelli Christmas concerto,
  • excerpts from Messiah including audience participation of Hallelujah chorus.
  • O Holy night.
  • Vocal soloists from London Music colleges.

This is one of our most popular concerts of the year so make sure that you get your tickets in advance.

For more details email concerts@broadstonemusicseries.info or call 01202 695773 or from Hintons on the Broadway, Broadstone.

28th October: Shades of Autumn

28th October 2016

Featuring the talents of Poole’s Young chamber musicians. An evening concert at St John’s Church in Broadstone at 7.30pm.

Brass quintet

selection of arrangements : Trumpet Tristan Hardyman & Joseph Stickney, horn Sebastian Rowe, Trombone George Farrell, tuba Jake Bartlett.

Reubin Bennett – Piano

“Forcing the Pace” by Christopher Norton

Sam Hopkins – double bass

Unaccompanied Bach cello suite “Bouree 1 and 2”

Anna Silins, Lauren Hardyman and Emily Taylor. – Piano trio

Bridge piano trio “Valse Russe” no7 from Miniatures

Clarinet quintet

Weber. Op. 34 I. Allegro
performers: Lola Brown Araujo, Jacob Gritt, Tristan Apperley, Harry Hanwell, Anna Whitehead.

String quartet

Pleyel Quartet in D minor movement 1.
Jacob Gritt, Matthew Butterfield, Harry Hanwell, Liam Murphy,

Harry Hanwell – piano

Hummel “Rondo all”Ungherie” op 107 no 6

Wind quintet

Haydn “Divertimento”
Alice Stein, Tammy Sullivan, Lucy Moorsom, Megan Whitehead, Lydia Bennett.

String quintet

Boccherini string quintet in C major movement 1 “Andante con moto”
Lewis Lee, Jasmine Rhind, Tristan Apperley, Frankie Holman, Lauren Hardyman.

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13th November: Britain’s oldest music school visits Broadstone

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Cameron from the Purcell School for young musicians is just one of the fine, young performers performing on the 13th November in Broadstone.

On 13th November at 3pm, the Purcell School of Music, Britain’s oldest music school will be visiting with six of their senior pupils to give a recital at the United Reformed Church in Broadstone. The recital will feature six of the musicians from the school as they make their first ever visit to Broadstone.

This exciting concert will a varied programme of music from some of the UK’s finest young musicians. Tickets will be available on the door. Tickets are £8, £3 for students. Interval refreshments available.

Programme to include:

  • Piano
    ALBAN BERG
    Piano Sonata, Op. 1
  • Double Bass
    SERGE KOUSSEVITZKY
    Double Bass Concerto, Op. 3
    ii. Andante
    GIOVANNI BOTTESINI
    Double Bass Concerto, No. 2 in D Minor
    i. Allegro Thomas Gant – clarinet
  • Clarinet
    HENRI RABAUD
    Solo de Concours, Op. 10
    JOHANNES BRAHMS
    Sonata, No. 1, Op. 120, in F Minor
    i. Allegro Appassionato Brahms
  • Cello
    JOHANN BRAHMS
    Cello Sonata no.1 in E minor, Op. 38
    i. Allegro non troppo
  • French horn
    Tre Poemi VOLKER DAVID KIRCHNER
    i. Lamento
    ii. Danza
    iii. La Gondola funebre
  • Violin
    Saint-Saëns
    Violin concerto no. 3 in B-minor

The Purcell School is the UK’s oldest specialist music school; alumni include Oliver Knussen CBE; Catrin Finch and BBC Young Musician of the Year winners, Nicholas Daniel, Lara Melda and Martin James Bartlett.

“It gives me great hope for the future of the music profession when I hear what these young people are capable of” – Sir Simon Rattle, CBE (Patron of the Purcell School)

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Hurn Court Opera

Following on from last year’s Magic Flute Opera we have just confirmed our new Gala opera at Hurn court will be taking place on the 2nd of July this year.

We are hoping for beautiful sunshine for the open air event, but just in case of bad weather, don’t worry there will be a canvas under which the opera will take place.

The opera will again be directed by Lynton Atkinson.

For more details or to apply for a ticket click here

What people said about Our Spring Young Soloists concert 2016

We’ve received a he amount of wonderful responses from our most recent concert, the Spring Young Soloists Concert, held on 16th April at Broadstone United Reformed Church.

Here are some of our highlights!

Thank you for another wonderful concert at the United Reform church on Saturday. As always i very much enjoyed all the music and the friendly atmosphere. How extra exciting to have witnessed Polly’s accomplished playing at such close range having enjoyed her music the previous evening on the tv. i wish her well in her career.

What an enjoyable concert last night! Such talented young girls and boys

[a most] … moving item was Olivia’s singing and her most charming and engaging manner of delivery made it even more stunning.

If you’ve been to one of our concerts and would like to let us know what you enjoyed please do get in touch via the contact us page