Festival of the Voice 2014 programme

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FESTIVAL OF THE VOICE

Sing, Speak, Listen, Celebrate

16th February to 29th March 2014

FESTIVAL DIRECTOR Áine Lark

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Hannah Stone, Harpist to HRH the Prince of Wales

An evening of Harp, Organ and Choral WorksWith Choir of Hampton Court Chapel Royal

Carl Jackson DirectorRufus Frowde Organ

Friday 28th March 2014 at 7.45pm

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Festival of the Voice 2014 offers the finest in vocal and musical talents and invites you to Sing, Speak, Listen and Celebrate.

From open rehearsal of Mendelssohn’s ‘Elijah’ with Kingston Orpheus Choir to a rehearsed reading of ‘Bás’, a poignant new play by Henry Collie and Tom Russell-Jones, this festival has something for everyone, and many events are free.

Join Joshua Alamu, an established London-based vocal coach, in a singing workshop to discover your vocal potential, or treat your children to a story-time, inspired by Beatrix Potter. Celebrate the 450th birthday of the great Bard, with local actors and musicians who will share songs, sonnets and scenes from Shakespeare’s plays. Leading Jazz vocalist, Tina May, will explore ‘Voice in Jazz’, while Radio Jackie’s Neil Long will assist you in making voice-over show reels.

Be captivated by the beautiful sounds of Tiffin Boys’ Choir in Evensong services, the first of which is a celebration of the poetry of George Herbert and the second a Lenten evensong, featuring Allegri’s Miserere mei, Deus. Thames Philharmonic Choir will also present an evensong with music by Brahms, George Dyson, Christopher Tye and Benjamin Costello.

Song-writers and poets will entrance you with their original compositions before you journey into the world of electronica, as Kingston Arts takes its first plunge into showcasing an organic blend of electronic music.

Rounding off the Festival will be Kingston Choral Society (KCS) with Monteverdi Vespers of 1610. KCS is joined by six soloists and the outstanding musicians of the English Cornett and Sackbutt Ensemble and Purcell Orchestra.

As this year’s Festival Director, I am delighted, on behalf of Kingston Arts, to offer you an exciting and varied programme which promises to encapsulate and celebrate the very best in voice and music.

Áine Lark

SUPPORTERSFestival of the Voice 2014

Hook Recording Studio Tiffin Boys’ SchoolBentalls CentreThe Royal Borough of KingstonKingston UniversitySt Andrew & St Mark SurbitonThe Grey Horse and Ram Jam Club

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How to BookYou can buy tickets for Festival of the Voice events via www.kingstonarts.co.ukGeneral Enquiries: 07943 029985 (this is not for ticket sales)Some events have their own ticketing arrangements – check listings.Tickets will be available on the door for most events - check availability where advised. Please note a number of events are FREE. Discounts available for members of Kingston Arts. The information in this Festival Brochure was correct at the time of going to print. Please refer to our website for updates.All venues are wheelchair accessible and accompanying carers admitted free.

Kingston Arts is the pre-eminent multi-arts organisation in the Royal Borough of Kingston representing, publicising and enhancing the activities of the voluntary and professional arts sector. It was established in 1967 and has an active, diverse and creative membership. Kingston Arts promotes networking events, curates art gallery spaces, manages venue hire, offers

technical support, provides policy guidance and mentoring, assists with applications for funding and much more. Amongst our own signature events are the biennial Festival of The Voice and Arts Salons for networking. We welcome enquiries from new members and look forward to continuing to nurture and support the arts in Kingston.

Kingston Arts is proud to support all arts for all ages.

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Back by popular demand, renowned West –End musical director Patrick Isbell and talented graduate singers from Laine Theatre Arts present a dazzling programme of songs and ensembles from well-known musicals.

Come and celebrate the opening of Festival of the Voice 2014 and experience a wonderful evening of jazz music, wine and canapés. Mingle with the festival performers and also enjoy the art gallery, curated by Kingston Arts.

Thames Philharmonic Choir sings regularly in the great cathedrals and this will be a full choral evensong with music by Brahms, George Dyson, Christopher Tye and Benjamin Costello.

Kingston’s most respected platform for original playwriting is looking for actors aged 16+, of all abilities, to perform in a showcase of local writing talent in the oneACTS Play Festival 2014. Arrive promptly to register. No preparation required. Just come with plenty of enthusiasm! Performances run from 12th May – 17th May at the cornerHOUSE Arts Centre. Visit www.thecornerhouse.org for more details or email [email protected]

SING SONGS FROM THE SHOWS

FESTIVAL LAUNCH PARTY Tina May in Concert

FESTIVAL CHORAL EVENSONG

OPEN AUDITIONS FOR oneACT PLAYS


SUNDAY 16TH FEBRUARYfrom 12:00 noon BENTALLS CENTRE (MAIN FOYER) WOOD STREET KINGSTON KT1 1TPAdmission free

THURSDAY 20TH FEBRUARY7:00pm – 10:00pmThere is a limited run of 50 tickets for the general public. Strictly first come, first served!CAFÉ AT COURT FARM – OLD KINGSTON RD WORCESTER PARKKT4 7QH£10 Buy online

SUNDAY 23RD FEBRUARY6:00pmST ANDREW’S CHURCH MAPLE ROADSURBITON KT6 4DS Admission free

SUNDAY 16TH FEBRUARY2:00pmTHE CORNERHOUSE ARTS CENTRE116 DOUGLAS ROAD SURBITON SURREY KT6 7SBAdmission free

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This workshop focusses on what every actor should know about turning a Shakespeare speech into a compelling performance.Connecting voice, character and the essentials of the language, this session is a practical guide to the choices you can make to bring these great monologues from the page to the stage!Led by David Rowan: Associate Director to the Cambridge Shakespeare Festival.

CELEBRATING GEORGE HERBERTThe Tiffin Boys’ Choir celebrates the religious poetry of George Herbert by singing Vaughan Williams’s setting of The Call and Let all the world in every corner sing, as part of their regular series of evensongs at St Luke’s Church. The Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis are sung to the setting by George Dyson in D.

Kingston Orpheus Choir is rehearsing Mendelssohn’s Elijah, conducted by David Condry. You are invited to an ‘Open Rehearsal’ where you can listen or sing along with regular choir members. Places for prospective singers are limited and must be booked in advance. To borrow a Novello edition of Elijah, please email [email protected], noting ‘FOV Open Rehearsal’ or phone (Choir Secretary) 020 8336 1311.

ACTOR’S WORKSHOPPAGE TO STAGE

TIFFIN BOYS’ CHOIR EVENSONG

OPEN REHEARSAL AND SING-ALONG


WEDNESDAY 26TH FEBRUARY12 noon – 4:00pmROSE THEATRE KINGSTON24-26 HIGH STREET KINGSTON KT1 1HL£8, £7 KA members, £6 concessionsBuy online or Pay on door (check availability: 07943 029985)

THURSDAY 27TH FEBRUARY5:30pm-6:00pmST LUKE’S CHURCH (CORNER OF BURTON RD AND GIBBON ROAD)KINGSTON KT2 6ABAdmission FreeRefreshments available after the service

WEDNESDAY 26 FEBRUARY 20147:30pm (Doors open at 7:00pm) ST JOHN THE EVANGELIST CHURCHSPRINGFIELD ROADKINGSTON KT1 2SBAdmission free Light refreshments will be provided


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Radio Jackie’s breakfast show host, Neil Long, will be presenting a workshop on maximizing the use of your voice for excellent and persuasive communication, fun and profit! Explore your voice and take away your own CD demo at the end!

The Lovekyn Consort [Soprano, Recorder and Flute, Violin, Lute] will perform much-loved Elizabethan songs from Shakespeare’s plays including O Mistress Mine and Full Fathom Five, along with lesser known ballads and dance tunes - all in collaboration with sonnets and texts from the plays, read by actors.

This evening celebrates the finest in original song-writing and poetry, welcoming voices from around the world. Experience the talents of established and emerging artists. Check www.kingstonarts.co.uk for the full line-up and music tasters!

Come & join Singing Hands for a fun, inclusive, multi-sensory singing and signing session. Learn lots of signs for animals, transport, colours and much more!Suitable for little babies 6m+, toddlers and pre-schoolers.

SPEAK WITH CONFIDENCE

SHAKESPEARE IN SONG, SONNETS AND SCENES

SINGER/SONG-WRITERS AND POETS

SINGING HANDS


SATURDAY 1ST MARCH11:00am-1:00pmHOOK RECORDING STUDIO HOOK ROAD CHESSINGTON KT9 1EJ£8, KA members £7, £6 concessionBuy online

SATURDAY 8TH MARCH7:30pmST ANDREW’S CHURCH MAPLE RD SURBITON KT6 4DS£12, £10 KA members, £6 concessionsBuy online or Pay on the Door

MONDAY 3RD MARCH8:00pmRAM JAM CLUB (behind The Grey Horse)46 RICHMOND ROADKINGSTON UPON THAMES KT2 5EE£5Buy online or Pay on the door

WEDNESDAY 5TH MARCH10:30am – 11:30amTHE MOOR LANE CENTREMOOR LANE CHESSINGTON KT9 2AA£5 per family Buy online or Pay on the doorCar parking in nearby streets


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“It is World War One. A Welsh minister and an Irish guard become trapped in a dug-out aftera German night raid. Amidst their struggles to communicate, they quickly realise the gravity of their plight is greater than they had envisaged. Bás is touring the UK throughout 2014, performed by newcomers ‘Schizothemia’.

The Lovekyn Consort will perform delightful vocal duets from Monteverdi’s Scherzi Musicali collections, along with trios by Salomone Rossi. There will also be sacred music by Bach, trios by Handel and McGibbon and some recent compositions. See www.lokimusic.co.uk for further details.

Leading UK jazz singer, Tina May, illustrates the role of the voice in jazz. Using recorded examples, she will explore its role from the early blues of Bessie Smith, through the close harmonies of the Mills Brothers, Hi-Lo’s and improvised scatting, to interpretations of popular songs by the likes of Billie Holiday and Mel Tormé, and on into more contemporary examples of the art.

REHEARSED READING OF BÁS

MONTEVERDI AND THE MAIDENS

Kingston Jazz Society presents AN EVENING WITH TINA MAY

An interactive and fun storytelling session, inspired by the stories of Beatrix Potter. David has run drama workshops across the borough for over 15 years and is the Artistic Director of Kingston Junior Drama Company. This relaxed and entertaining session will engage and inspire young children’s imaginations.

STORY TIME FOR CHILDRENwith David Lawson Lean


SUNDAY 9TH MARCH2:00pmTHE CORNERHOUSE ARTS CENTRE116 DOUGLAS ROAD SURBITONSURREY KT6 7SBAdmission free – Over 18’s only

THURSDAY 13TH MARCH7:30pmLOVEKYN CHAPEL KINGSTON KT2 6PY (opposite Kingston Grammar School)

£12, £10 KA Members, £6 Concessions Free to Under 16’s Buy online or Pay on Door

TUESDAY 11TH MARCH8:00pmTHE CORNERHOUSE ARTS CENTRE116 DOUGLAS ROAD SURBITONSURREY KT6 7SB£5, £3 Members of KJS & KABuy online or Pay on Door

SUNDAY 9TH MARCH11:00am – noonCAFÉ AT COURT FARM – OLD KINGSTON ROAD WORCESTER PARK KT4 7QHFor ages 4 – 7. Children only session! Parents can enjoy cake and a cuppa! Admission free


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We rehearse in Wimbledon on Sunday afternoons

during term time. Next auditions April 27 and May 4 2014

Main Orchestra: Players grade 6/7 +

Training Orchestra: Players grade 4 +

Spring Concert at the Royal Academy of Music Marylebone Road, NW1 on March 30 at 6.30pm

Contact: 07887 442489

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Feb – March 2014 Free

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TRUMP THIS!With bridge guru Paul Mendelson

ROZ-ANAValentine's dinner romance

OLD STYLE GLAMOURBallroom dancing Kingston style

FRATELLI'S FUN NIGHT OUTWine tasting delights

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KINGSTON JUNIOR DRAMA COMPANY

Supports the Festival of the Voice


Thames Philharmonic Choir and Thames Festival Orchestra combine to perform works by Brahms and ElgarThames Festival Orchestra: Leader: Adrian LevineThames Philharmonic Choir: Conductor: John Bate, soprano: Katherine Crompton, baritone: Edward Grint

Following in the footsteps of previous successful bands nights, Kingston Arts is excited to ‘crank it up’ again and get your heads banging! From mellow and acoustic to Rock, this event promises to be bigger than ever!Visit www.kingstonarts.co.uk to catch the details of who is playing and book your tickets!

IL PUMA LONDINESE brings you the best in bi-lingual comedy! Prepare for a night of laughs with comedians from all over the world. Preparatevi signiore e signiori, IL PUMA LONDINESE viene a Kingston. Serata cabare in collaborazione con la Kingston Arts e la Italian British association vi porta uno stand up Italo inglese con I fiocci, a base di risate non stop. Non perdetevi l’unico spettacolo di cabaret che unisce l’Italia e I’Inghilterra in allegria! Ci vediamo tutti li !!!

BRAHMS- A GERMAN REQUIEM sung in German

ELGAR- SERENADE FOR STRINGS

BANDS NIGHT

COMEDY NIGHTin italian and english

The Landmark Singers invite you to enjoy some of their favourite repertoire covering spirituals, folk, jazz blues and traditional music from our own continent and others. Come and hear this wonderfully expressive group fill the cavernous space of the Landmark Arts Centre. The Landmark Singers are led by Dominic Stichbury.

CHORAL CONCERT


SATURDAY 15TH MARCH7:30pmCADOGAN HALL SLOANE TERRACE SW1X 9DQ£25, £22, £18, £12 Tickets available from Cadogan Hall Box Office Tel: 020 7730 4500

THURSDAY 20TH MARCH8:00pmTHE GREY HORSE46, RICHMOND RD KINGSTON KT2 5EE£5 Buy online or Pay on DoorOver 18’s

TUESDAY 18TH MARCH8:00pmRAM JAM CLUB (behind The Grey Horse)46 RICHMOND ROADKINGSTON UPON THAMES KT2 5EEOver 18’s£5Buy online or Pay on Door

WEDNESDAY 19TH MARCH8.00pm-8.45pm Performance7.30pm: Doors OpenLANDMARK ARTS CENTREFERRY ROAD TEDDINGTON TW11 9NNAdmission Free. Bar open for refreshments


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Kingston Arts is excited to present its first foray into electronic music. ‘Adventures in Electronica’ will showcase the very best in electronically based music, past and present, instrumental and vocal. From ambient soundscapes to explosive percussion, the adventure shall weave an evocative and evolving mix of genres. This is not a club night.

Attend a service in the newly-renovated Nave of All Saints’ Church, undergoing an extensive restoration project under the aegis of architect Ptolemy Dean. The choral music at evensong is sung by the celebrated All Saints’ Choir conducted by Simon Toyne, accompanied by organist Stephen Westrop, and features well-loved music by Noble (Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis in B minor) and Wesley (Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace).

Have you ever wanted to find out how to free your voice up to do what you really want it to do? Joshua Alamu, (The Voice UK, vocal coach and vocal producer on multiple recording projects), will be showing you how to tap into your vocal talent and take it to the next level. If you are focused and want to become the greatest vocalist you can possibly be, this is for you!

Kingston Junior Drama Company performs Adventure in Space, the latest production from this popular youth theatre. Directed by David Lawson Lean.

ADVENTURES IN ELECTRONICA

EVENSONG AT ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH

SINGING WORKSHOPDiscover your vocal potential and express your unique sound!

JUNIOR DRAMA PERFORMANCE


SATURDAY 22ND MARCH7:30pm – Please arrive promptlyST.MARK’S HALL CHURCH HILL ROAD SURBITON KT6 4LS £5 Buy online or Pay on Door

SUNDAY 23RD MARCH6:00 – 7:00 pmALL SAINTS’ CHURCHMARKET PLACE KINGSTON KT1 1JPAdmission free

SUNDAY 23RD MARCH12:00 noon – 4:30pmST.MARK’S HALL CHURCH HILL ROAD SURBITON KT6 4LS£15, £10 KA members, £8 concessionsBuy online

TUESDAY 25TH MARCH8:00pmTHE CORNERHOUSE ARTS CENTRE116 DOUGLAS ROAD SURBITONSURREY KT6 7SB£3 To book email [email protected]


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Euphonix Community Choir invites you to a lunch-hour concert of pop, folk and world music, followed by a singing workshop. Both events are open to all. Attend either or both (Singing workshop: 2pm). Musical Director: Ben Crawley. Short interval for refreshments.

ALLEGRI MISERERE. One of the most celebrated pieces of choral music, which a young Mozart wrote down from memory, Allegri’s Miserere mei, Deus calls for treble soloists who are able to sustain 5 top Cs, sung tonight by the Tiffin Boys’ Choir. This great work forms the anthem in an evensong for the season of Lent, also featuring Purcell Hear my prayer and the Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis sung in Byrd’s fauxbourdon setting.

Kingston Choral Society (KCS) performs Monteverdi Vespers of 1610. This is a work full of contrast and colour by a composer at the height of his powers. KCS is joined by six soloists and the outstanding musicians of the English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble and Purcell Orchestra. Soloists: Julia Doyle – Soprano, Alice Gribbin - Soprano, Matthew Long – Tenor, Nick Pritchard - Tenor, William Gaunt - Bass and Frederick Long – Bass

Kingston Junior Drama Company performs Adventure in Space, the latest production from this popular youth theatre. Directed by David Lawson Lean.

CONCERT & SINGING WORKSHOP

TIFFIN BOYS’ CHOIR LENTEN EVENSONG

CLOSING FESTIVAL CONCERT

JUNIOR DRAMA PERFORMANCE


WEDNESDAY 26TH MARCH1:00pm – 4:00pmROSE THEATRE KINGSTON24-26 HIGH STREET KINGSTON KT1 1HLAdmission Free

THURSDAY 27TH MARCH5:30 – 6:15pmST LUKE’S CHURCH (corner of Burton Rd and Gibbon Road)KINGSTON KT2 6ABAdmission Free. Refreshments are available after the service.

SATURDAY 29TH MARCH7:30pm – 10:00pmST ANDREW’S CHURCH, MAPLE ROADSURBITON KT6 4DS Adults: £15 Concessions: £13Under 18s: £5Box Office: 020 8977 4801 www.kingstonchoralsociety.org.uk/kcs (booking fee applies) or pay at the door

WEDNESDAY 26TH MARCH7:30pmTHE CORNERHOUSE ARTS CENTRE116 DOUGLAS ROAD SURBITON SURREY KT6 7SB£3 To book email [email protected]


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Here we teach children to dance from beginners taking their first steps to

the complete performer on stage.Classes for all ages.

Classes all day Saturday - Tuesday & Wednesday after school.

Newly introduced - Adult tap & ballet Wednesday at 6pm.

For more information please visit our website

www.ginavandykestageschool.co.uk or

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For more information go to: www.kingstonorpheuschoir.com Supported by the Humphrey Richardson Taylor Charitable Trust

Step into the limelight at the Gina Van Dyke Stage School

FEBRUARY 2014 EVENT VENUE

Sunday 16 12 noon

Sing Songs from the Shows Bentalls Centre Kingston KT1 1TP

Sunday 16 2pm

Open Auditions For oneACT Plays

The cornerHOUSE Arts Centre, 116, Douglas Road, Surbiton KT6 7SB

Thursday 20 7pm

Festival Launch Party Tina May in Concert

Café at Court Farm, Old Kingston Road KT4 7QH

Sunday 23 6pm Festival Choral Evensong St Andrew’s Church, Surbiton, KT6 4DS

Wednesday 26 12 noon

Actor’s Workshop with David Rowan Rose Theatre, Kingston KT1 1HL

Wednesday 26 7:30pm

Open Rehearsal & Sing Along

St John The Evangelist Church, Kingston, KT1 2SB

Thursday 27 5:30pm Tiffin Boys’ Choir Evensong St Luke’s Church, Kingston, KT2 6AB

MARCH 2014 EVENT VENUE

Saturday 1 11am

Speak with Confidence with Neil Long

Hook Recording Studio, Chessington KT9 1EJ

Monday 3 8pm

Singer / Song-writers and Poets

Ram Jam Club, 46 Richmond Road,Kingston, KT2 5EE

Wednesday 5 10:30am Singing Hands The Moor Lane Centre

Moor Lane Chessington KT9 2AA

Saturday 8 7.30pm

Shakespeare in Song, Sonnets and Scenes St Andrew’s Church, Surbiton, KT6 4DS

Sunday 9 11am

Story Time for Children with David Lawson Lean

Café at Court Farm, Old Kingston Road, KT4 7QH

Sunday 9 2pm

Rehearsed reading of new play, Bás

The cornerHOUSE Arts Centre, 116 Douglas Road, Surbiton KT6 7SB

Tuesday 11 8pm

Kingston Jazz Society presents Tina May

The cornerHOUSE Arts Centre, 116 Douglas Road, Surbiton, KT6 7SB

Thursday 13th 7:30pm

Monteverdi and The Maidens Lovekyn Chapel, Kingston, KT2 6PY

Saturday 15 7:30pm Brahms and Elgar Cadogan Hall, Sloane Terrace, SW1X 9DQ

Tuesday 18 8pm

Comedy Night in Italian & English

Ram Jam Club, 46, Richmond Road,Kingston, KT2 5EE

Wednesday 19 8pm Choral Concert Landmark Arts Centre, Ferry Road,

Teddington, TW11 9NN

Thursday 20 8pm Bands Night The Grey Horse, 46 Richmond Road,

Kingston, KT2 5EE

Saturday 22 7:30pm Adventures in Electronica St Mark’s Hall, Church Hill Road, Surbiton,

KT6 4LS

Sunday 23 12 noon

Singing Workshop with Joshua Alamu

St Mark’s Hall, Church Hill Road, Surbiton, KT6 4LS

Sunday 23 6pm

Evensong at All Saints’ Church

All Saints’ Church, Market Place, Kingston, KT1 1JP

Tuesday 25 8pm

Kingston Junior Drama Company Performance

The cornerHOUSE Arts Centre, 116 Douglas Road, Surbiton, KT6 7SB

Wednesday 26 1pm

Concert and Singing Workshop / Euphonix Rose Theatre, Kingston KT1 1HL

Wednesday 26 7:30pm

Kingston Junior Drama Company Performance

The cornerHOUSE Arts Centre, 116 Douglas Road Surbiton, KT6 7SB

Thursday 27 5:30pm

Tiffin Boys’ Choir Lenten Evensong St Luke’s Church, Kingston, KT2 6AB

Saturday 29 7:30pm

Closing Festival Concert Kingston Choral Society

St Andrew’s Church, Maple Road, Surbiton, KT6 4DS

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