30th May A Musical Tapestry with Iain Ballamy and David Rees Williams
20th June Mozart to Motown via Getz with Polly Gibbons and Paul Booth
COVID Cancelled 25th April Handel Messiah with Whitstable Choral
Handel – Messiah
Whitstable Choral & Festival Chamber Orchestra
Saturday 25th April 2020 at 7.30pm – Cancelled due to 2020 COVID
Colyer-Fergusson Hall, University of Kent CT2 7NB
With David Newsholme – Conductor
Tickets prices: £20 Adults. £10 children and students.
Tickets available from:
Colyer-Fergusson ticket office
AND ON THE DOOR
COVID cancelled 12 June 2020 Bach to Telemann and Back!
Bach to Telemann and Back!
This Concert explores some wonderful music from a number of esteemed Baroque composers.
Friday 12th June 2020 6.00pm Cancelled due to 202o COVID
St Paul’s Church Street, Saint Paul’s, Canterbury CT1 1NH
Conductor: Anthony Halstead
Programme to include:
J.S. Bach – Oboe D’amore Concerto in A
A. Corelli – Concerto Grosso Op. 6 no.9 in F
A. Telemann – Oboe D’amore Concerto in A
Manfredini – Concerto Grosso Op.3 no. 9.
J.S. Bach – Brandenburg Concerto No. 3
Tickets at www.crowthersofcanterbury.co.uk
Adult £15, Student £8, FCO Friend £12.50
Cancelled due to COVID 25 Sept 2020 Not Just Standards! FCO Jazz Night
Not Just Standards!
We are really pleased to welcome Dulcie May and Paul Booth in a programme of some standards together with a homage to the legendary saxophonist, Stan Getz, performed by Paul Booth and the FCO Ensemble.
DATE CHANGE
Due to the ongoing coronoavirus situation we have changed the date to Friday 25th September 2020 8.00pm. TO BE RESCHEDULED 2022
International Study Centre, Cathedral Precincts
Dulcie May – vocal
Paul Booth – tenor saxophone
Steve Hamilton – piano
Stephen Bridgland – guitar
Dave Whitford – Bass,
Andrew Bain -drums
FCO Ensemble
Program to include:
Night and Day, My Funny Valentine, Girl from Ipanema, Her, Night Rider
Tickets at www.crowthersofcanterbury.co.uk
Set up as an intimate jazz venue Tables of 6 £150 Tables of 4 £100
Table seats £25 Back row seats £20 balcony £15
21 December – A Canterbury Christmas
A Canterbury Christmas
Start your Christmas here at St Peter’s with a wonderful programme of music – some seasonal some not but all will create an uplifting and exciting start to the season
Saturday 21st December 6.00pm
St Peter’s Methodist Church, Canterbury
David Rees Williams Piano
Canterbury Voices Director Kerry Boyle
Ian Crowther – Oboe and FCO Ensemble
Programme to include:
Seasonal Choir items
Warlock – Bethlehem Down
Corelli – Excerpts from the Christmas Concerto
Morricone – Gabriel’s Oboe
And more…
Tickets at www.crowthersofcanterbury.co.uk
Adult £15, Student £8, FCO Friend £12.50
FCO accompanying Whitstable Choral – Bach Christmas Oratorio
Bach – Christmas Oratorio Cantatas
Saturday 9th November 2019 at 7.30pm
Kent College, Great Hall , Whitstable Road, Canterbury CT2 9DT
David Flood Conductor
Festival Chamber Orchestra
Soloists
Soprano – Catherine Futcher
Countertenor – Andrew Leslie Cooper
Tenor – Daniel Bartlette
Bass-baritone – Jonathan Arnold
Tickets prices: £15 Adults. £7.50 children and students.
GATEFIELD SOUNDS 70 High Street, Whitstable CT5 1BB 01227 263337
MUSIC BAY 144 Mortimer Street, Herne Bay CT6 5DX 01227 373364
COUNTY MUSIC 14-16 Castle Street, Canterbury CT1 2QJ 01227 762718
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1st November – A Musical Tapestry – Part of Canterbury Festival 2019
A Musical Tapestry
An opportunity to hear these stunning musicians perform a programme of varying musical colours with the thread of jazz and classical styles being re-interpreted in a unique and exciting way
Friday 1st November 7.30pm Canterbury Festival Concert
Canterbury Cathedral, Eastern Crypt
Iain Ballamy – saxophones, David Rees-Williams – piano
Ian Crowther – oboe with the FCO Ensemble
Programme to include:
Works by J.S. Bach, Marcello, Purcell, Albinoni plus improvised pieces for Saxophone and Piano.
Dave and Iain’s musical partnership can be encapsulated in a wonderful quote from David Bowie ‘ I don’t know where I’m going from here, but I promise it won’t be boring’. Not to be missed!
Tickets from Canterbury Festival Box Office
Unreserved Seating £20, Reserved seating £25
Start of next Concert Series 20th October ‘Autumnal Colours’
Autumnal Colours
A programme chosen to explore differing musical colours and textures which can be aligned to the current season.
Sunday 20th October 3.00pm
St Leonard’s Church, Hythe
Conductor: Anthony Halstead
Programme:
McGlyn – Aisling
K. Jenkins – Palladio
Purcell – Chaconne (arr B. Britten)
Ridout – Concertino for Oboe
Suk – Serenade for Strings (2 mvts)
Holst – St Paul’s Suite
J.S. Bach – Adagio from BWV12
J. Suk – Meditation on the old Czech hymn ‘St Wenceslas’
Telemann – Concerto for Oboe D’amore in A
Tickets at www.crowthersofcanterbury.co.uk
Adult £15, Student £8, FCO Friends and FSL £12.50