gigs - acoustic

Jazz Night with Art Themen

Jazz Night with Art Themen
High Barn
Now concentrating on a jazz career following his recent retirement as a consultant orthopaedic surgeon, Art has toured the world as a member of Stan Tracey's various groups, and now leads his own quartet.

Robert Cray

Robert Cray
Cambridge Corn Exchange, The
For over 30 years Robert Cray has laid down track after track of good-time,uptown,low-down blues.He's won five Grammys been nominated for 11 more and collaborated with luminaries such as Eric Clapton, the Rolling Stones, B. B. King, Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker, Chuck Berry and Bonnie Raitt. From classic titles such as Phone Booth and Smokin' Gun, to more recent releases such as his acclaimed album Twenty, Cray delivers on a promise he's been making since his first trip into the studio.

More info: www.robertcray.com

Pentangle

Pentangle
Cambridge Corn Exchange, The
Formed in swinging ‘60s London, Pentangle (Bert Jansch, John Renbourn, Jacqui McShee, Danny Thompson and Terry Cox) were one of the most exciting and innovative groups in the world, genuinely pushing boundaries and exploring new musical avenues. Simultaneously stars of the underground and darlings of the mainstream, they enjoyed an unprecedented degree of worldwide success for an acoustic band and their influence and musical impact is still revered and relevant today.

"Forget Cream...or Led Zeppelin, this is the biggie: Pentangle is reforming." The Guardian

Cricketers, The

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High Barn

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    Cambridge String Players

    Cambridge String Players
    West Road Concert Hall Cambridge

    The Cambridge String Players are an orchestra of musicians from the Cambridge area who enjoy the high standards, stimulating repertoire and friendly atmosphere of the group. Our Musical Director, Leon Lovett and Leader, Julia Frape are both professional musicians of many years' experience. We hold weekly rehearsals in Cambridge for most of the year, performing a series of concerts each season, with works by composers from the Baroque period to the present day. The orchestra has a policy of promoting young solo performers, just starting out on their professional careers. Previous seasons concerts have featured some highly talented young musicians.

     

    Conductor: Leon Lovett, Piano Solo: Clare Hammond


    Programme :

    Overture "The Hebrides" Mendelssohn

    Piano Concerto in A minor - Schumann

    Symphony No. 2 in D - Brahms

     

    Cambridge University Symphony Orchestra

    Cambridge University Symphony Orchestra
    West Road Concert Hall Cambridge

    Cambridge University Symphony Orchestra was founded in 1990 to be the first - and only - entirely student-run orchestra in Cambridge. It has quickly risen to prominence as an orchestra that not only produces results of consistently high artistic quality, but also has a reputation across the University as the friendliest musical institution.

    Conducter: Julian Black and Carlos Del Cueto. Flute: Harry Winstanley.

    Programme details
    Vaughan Williams

    Ibert - Flute Concerto

    Nielsen - Symphony No. 3 (Sinfonia Espansiva)


    Cambridge Young Musician of the Year Winner's Concert

    Cambridge Young Musician of the Year Winner's Concert
    West Road Concert Hall Cambridge

    The judges had a very hard job selecting the overall winner of the Cambridge Young Musician of the Year competition, with standards exceptionally high. Judges Stephen Nagy and Gillian Thoday finally selected singer George Eddy to be the Cambridge Young Musician of the Year 2008. George, 18, comes from March and formerly attended Kings School, Ely. He was awarded a prize of £250 and was invited to perform at a concert with an orchestra at West Road Concert Hall, Cambridge on Sunday 11 May, when winning entries in the Cambridge Young Composer of the Year will also be performed.

     Programme:

    Nay Rosauro - Concerto for Marimba No. 1 (mvts 1+4)

    Fauré - Élégie for 'Cello & Orchestra

    Also Works by:

    Handel
    Negro Spirituals
    Loewe
    Gershwin
    Jonathan Dove
    Mozart

    Plus: 4 winning compositions in the Cambridge Young Composer of the Year Competition 2008


    Cambridge University Chamber Orchestra

    Cambridge University Chamber Orchestra
    West Road Concert Hall Cambridge

    Enjoying a national reputation, CUCO is renowned for its ability to tackle a wide range of chamber orchestra repertoire from the Baroque period to the present day. Last season, CUCO was involved in a project combining Haydn and Shostakovich with music and dance from the Brazilian Capoeira tradition. With a new committee every year, CUCOis a dynamic and versatile organisation.

     

    Tonights Performance is conducted by Peter Stark, Nad led by Thomas Gould on the violin.

    The Programme will be;


    Bohuslav Martinu Overture in C

    Johannes Brahms Violin Concerto

    Ralph Vaughan Williams Symphony No. 5

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