Jess Dandy and Martin Roscoe
  • Monday 7 November 2022, 7:30pm
  • The Stoller Hall
  • £27 - £11
Book tickets
Image Jess Dandy and Martin Roscoe

Manchester Chamber Concerts Society


6.30pm – Pre-concert talk: Martin Roscoe in conversation with Jess Dandy  (included in the ticket price)
7.30pm – Live concert  


‘Stunning’ – The Times on Jess Dandy

The next performance in The Manchester Chamber Concerts Society series sees the return of their Artistic Director and pianist Martin Roscoe, alongside contralto Jess Dandy. 

Likened to Kathleen Ferrier by The Times, Jess Dandy is a name to watch. The Cumbrian born musician has been praised for her artistic maturity in recent performances such as The First Night of the BBC Proms and Wigmore Hall recitals, alongside some of the genre’s finest conductors, Jess is co-founder of the mental health initiative, SongPath, which encourages creative and restorative connection on therapeutically curated musical walking trails in beautiful surroundings. A love of nature and walking in the Lake District has strengthened the special partnership Jess has with Martin, who is unarguably one of the UK’s finest and most popular English classical pianists. 

Their shared love of the English countryside is reflected in their programme, with English music celebrating the natural world from Vaughan Williams alongside American and European composers including Beach, Strauss and Ravel. 


 

Jess Dandy and Martin Roscoe
  • Monday 7 November 2022, 7:30pm
  • The Stoller Hall
  • £27 - £11
Book tickets

PROGRAMME
BEACH
Three Browning Songs, Op.44
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS
The House of Life 
INTERVAL
DE FALLA
Siete canciones populares españolas 
RAVEL
Histoires naturelles 
STRAUSS
Vier Letzte Lieder, Op.27

Performers

Performers

Jess Dandy - Contralto
Martin Roscoe - Piano

Manchester Chamber Concerts Society


6.30pm – Pre-concert talk: Martin Roscoe in conversation with Jess Dandy  (included in the ticket price)
7.30pm – Live concert  


‘Stunning’ – The Times on Jess Dandy

The next performance in The Manchester Chamber Concerts Society series sees the return of their Artistic Director and pianist Martin Roscoe, alongside contralto Jess Dandy. 

Likened to Kathleen Ferrier by The Times, Jess Dandy is a name to watch. The Cumbrian born musician has been praised for her artistic maturity in recent performances such as The First Night of the BBC Proms and Wigmore Hall recitals, alongside some of the genre’s finest conductors, Jess is co-founder of the mental health initiative, SongPath, which encourages creative and restorative connection on therapeutically curated musical walking trails in beautiful surroundings. A love of nature and walking in the Lake District has strengthened the special partnership Jess has with Martin, who is unarguably one of the UK’s finest and most popular English classical pianists. 

Their shared love of the English countryside is reflected in their programme, with English music celebrating the natural world from Vaughan Williams alongside American and European composers including Beach, Strauss and Ravel. 


 

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