Chetham’s Lunchtime Concerts
Carole Nash HallTake a lunch break and enjoy this free recital by some of the UK’s most exciting young musicians! Discover the...
Part of our Sounds of Nature programme
Manchester Camerata are delighted to be kicking off their 50th celebrations with their long term Artistic Partner and one of the most exciting saxophonists working today, Jess Gillam.
Jess is an artist who shares Camerata’s passion for supporting the next generation of musicians and has always been a pioneer for classical music.
In this show curated by Jess, they explore how the path of a creative endeavour is never straightforward, and see that inspiration can turn up in the strangest of places. This special program chosen by Jess includes works by Glazunov, Shostakovich, the beautiful recent Camerata commission Be Still by Daniel Kidane as well as Shiva Feshareki’s stunning Venus/ZOREH.
Programme:
Shiva FESHAREKI Venus/ZOREH GLAZUNOV Concerto in E-flat major for alto saxophone and string orchestra SHOSTAKOVICH Chamber Symphony Daniel KIDANE Be Still Max RICHTER On the Nature of Daylight (arr. Mackay) Caroline SHAW Entr’acte David HEATH The Celtic
Part of our Sounds of Nature programme
Manchester Camerata are delighted to be kicking off their 50th celebrations with their long term Artistic Partner and one of the most exciting saxophonists working today, Jess Gillam.
Jess is an artist who shares Camerata’s passion for supporting the next generation of musicians and has always been a pioneer for classical music.
In this show curated by Jess, they explore how the path of a creative endeavour is never straightforward, and see that inspiration can turn up in the strangest of places. This special program chosen by Jess includes works by Glazunov, Shostakovich, the beautiful recent Camerata commission Be Still by Daniel Kidane as well as Shiva Feshareki’s stunning Venus/ZOREH.
Take a lunch break and enjoy this free recital by some of the UK’s most exciting young musicians! Discover the...
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