Spring Series 2018
3pm Sunday 21 January 2018 - Coffee Concert
On The Road
The Congregational Church, High Street, Market Harborough, LE16 7JD
On The Road takes Jack Kerouac’s influential 1957 novel, and underscores it with American music as diverse as Aaron Copland, Philip Glass, Tom Waits, Steve Reich and The Doors. Featuring readings by acclaimed actor Graham Vick of works by authors William Burroughs, Allen Ginsberg and Charles Bukowski, the concert presents a glimpse into the vivid and powerfully imaginative world of the postwar Beat and Counterculture generations.
David le Page (violin), Catherine Leech (violin/viola), Clare O'Connell (cello),
Elena Hull (bass), Eric Ford (percussion), Graham Vick (voice)
David le Page (violin), Catherine Leech (violin/viola), Clare O'Connell (cello),
Elena Hull (bass), Eric Ford (percussion), Graham Vick (voice)
3pm, Sunday 18 February 2018 - Coffee Concert
The Book of Ebenezer Le Page
The Methodist Church, Northampton Road, Market Harborough, LE16 9HE
David Le Page launches his new album featuring his own works for violin and piano inspired by G.B. Edwards’ fictionalised autobiography of an archetypal Guernseyman, Ebenezer Le Page. William Golding said of the book: “To read it is not like reading but living”. David, who was born on the island of Guernsey, performs with pianist Viv Mclean. “Otherworldly” (Le Monde). The music will be interspersed with readings from the novel.
“The finesse and fieriness of his playing is always top-notch, but more than that, his unique sense of creativity infuses everything he does. His own music has a string personal voice, full of improvisatory flair and independence of thought, and... seems driven by a deeply poetic spirit.”
Jessica Duchen - Music journalist - The Independent
David le Page (violin)
Viv McLean (piano)
“The finesse and fieriness of his playing is always top-notch, but more than that, his unique sense of creativity infuses everything he does. His own music has a string personal voice, full of improvisatory flair and independence of thought, and... seems driven by a deeply poetic spirit.”
Jessica Duchen - Music journalist - The Independent
David le Page (violin)
Viv McLean (piano)
7.30pm Saturday 3 March 2018 - Cabaret Concert
Berlin - A Cabaret
CANCELLED
The Jubilee Hall, Congregational Church, High Street, Market Harborough, LE16 7JD
Since the early 18th Century Berlin has been a centre of great scientific, cultural and political significance. From the baroque tradition of the court of Frederick the Great through to the modern techno-pop culture of the city today, Berlin has contributed significantly to the rich musical history of the world. Featuring music by C.P.E. Bach, Beethoven, Weill, Orff, Shostakovich, Brian Eno and more, this Cabaret style concert explores the music associated with Berlin and its place in world events.
Matthew Sharp (voice/cello), David Le Page (violin)
Catherine Leech (viola), Elena Hull (bass)
Eric Ford (percussion), David Gordon (piano)
Matthew Sharp (voice/cello), David Le Page (violin)
Catherine Leech (viola), Elena Hull (bass)
Eric Ford (percussion), David Gordon (piano)
3pm Sunday 8 April 2018 - Coffee Concert
A Hum About Mine Ears
The Congregational Church, High Street, Market Harborough, LE16 7JD
Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’ is set in new surroundings in this exciting new ‘folk-opera’ by Clara Sanabras. Taking themes from the Shakespeare play she weaves a magical thread in and around the original story, reimagining the famous characters and twists of the plot. Drawing on elements from blues and jazz to European folk, this is one of Shakespeare’s most famous works unravelled in a performance as deep, mysterious and expansive as The Tempest itself.
Clara Sanabras (voice and guitar), David Le Page & Catherine Leech (violins), Rose Redgrave (viola),
Nick Stringfellow (cello), Elena Hull (bass), Harvey Brough (conductor), Vox Holloway Chamber Choir
Clara Sanabras (voice and guitar), David Le Page & Catherine Leech (violins), Rose Redgrave (viola),
Nick Stringfellow (cello), Elena Hull (bass), Harvey Brough (conductor), Vox Holloway Chamber Choir
Coffee Concerts start at 3pm and last approximately an hour.
The audience are invited to join the musicians after the concert for complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits.
Tickets are £10 and accompanied children under 18 go free.
Evening Concerts start at 7.30pm and finish at approximately 9.45pm. A selection of wines and juices are available during the interval.
Tickets are £15, over 65s £12, and children ages 8-18 £5.
To reserve seats in advance or for more information please email info@harboroughconcerts.co.uk
or call/text 07903 020101.
The audience are invited to join the musicians after the concert for complimentary tea, coffee and biscuits.
Tickets are £10 and accompanied children under 18 go free.
Evening Concerts start at 7.30pm and finish at approximately 9.45pm. A selection of wines and juices are available during the interval.
Tickets are £15, over 65s £12, and children ages 8-18 £5.
To reserve seats in advance or for more information please email info@harboroughconcerts.co.uk
or call/text 07903 020101.