Kingston University London

Jazz Futures

The annual jazz festival returns to the Rose Theatre for another free, unmissable event. Featuring Harry Collier, the Ian Davies Quartet, and headline act the Kingston Youth Big Band, directed by Christopher Stripp.

FREE

Venue:  The Rose Theatre foyer, 24-26 High Street, Kingston KT1 1HL
Contact: Louise Voss
Tel: 020 8417 5430
Email: L.voss@kingston.ac.uk

Kingston Unsigned

Third and final of this year’s PRS-sponsored all-day industry events. Talks and practical sessions to aid budding musicians hoping to carve out a career in the increasingly competitive and rapidly-changing music business. General talks open to all Kingston University students (although the smaller more practical sessions will be for music alumni only).

Free

Venue: Coombehurst Studio, Kingston Hill campus, Kingston University
Contact: Louise Voss
Tel: 020 8417 5430
Email: L.Voss@kingston.ac.uk
http://fass.kingston.ac.uk/activities/concerts

Online performance: Twin Cities – The Hero’s Journey

An innovative multimedia online performance devised and presented by Kingston University students and staff, and performed simultaneously in Kingston and Amsterdam. Available free to live and online audiences.

This concert will follow the Hero's Journey through live, pre-recorded and interactive music (choral, digital and solo), dance, and multimedia. Directed, simultaneously in both cities, by Dr. David Osbon, this event will be yet another truly amazing experience from Kingston University School of Performance and Screen Studies!

Free

Venue: Coombehurst Studio, Kingston Hill campus
Contact: Louise Voss
Tel: 020 8417 5430
Email: L.voss@kingston.ac.uk

Thames Philharmonic Choir Concert: Verdi Requiem

Cheryl Enever: Soprano
Heather Shipp: Mezzo
David Newman:Tenor
Matthew Hargreaves:Bass
Thames Festival Orchestra
Thames Philharmonic Choir
John Bate: Conductor

This dramatic, colourful and popular work began life as a single movement, Libera me, part of a collaborative requiem by 13 Italian composers in memory of Rossini.  When the poet Manzoni died, Verdi added his own remaining movements.

Tickets available from Cadogan Hall Box Office

Venue:   Cadogan Hall, Sloane Terrace, London SW1X 9DQ
Contact: Cadogan Hall Box Office
Tel:  020 7730 4500
www.cadoganhall.com

Thames Philharmonic Choir Concert: Summer Concert

Thames Philharmonic Choir
John Bate   Conductor
Roger Beeson   Piano

A varied programme of shorter mainly secular works without orchestra, featuring a guest star soloist, followed by seasonal refreshments.

£12, £10 and £8 concessions

Venue: St Paul’s Church, Augustus Road, Wimbledon Park, London SW19 6EW
Contact: Thames Philharmonic Choir Box Office
Tel: 07522 524 081
www.thamesphilchoir.org.uk

New Members Welcome for Concert Season 2010–2011

Thames Philharmonic Choir welcomes new members at any time. Rehearsals take place weekly on Tuesdays at 7.30pm at alternating venues. 

Membership is by audition and subscription fees apply. Free membership is offered to full-time students. Please contact the Membership Secretary at any time of the year for further information.

Rehearsal Venues: Granard School, Westleigh Avenue, Putney SW15 6XA
and
United Reformed Church, Vernon Road, East Sheen SW14 8NH
Contact: Helen Sadler, Membership Secretary
Tel: 020 8948 2607
Email: membership@thamesphilchoir.org.uk
www.thamesphilchoir.org.uk

Thames Philharmonic Choir Concert: Come and Sing Open Rehearsal

Come and sing rehearsal open to all singers without obligation.

Free

Venue: Granard School, Westleigh Avenue, Putney, London SW15 6XA 
Contact: Helen Sadler, Membership Secretary
Tel: 020 8948 2607
Email: membership@thamesphilchoir.org.uk
www.thamesphilchoir.org.uk