Julian Bream and Leo Brouwer- a Celebration

Thursday 19 Nov, 10.00am Trinity College of Music Classical Guitar Day
Trinity celebrates the work of world-renowned soloist Julian Bream and the 70th birthday of composer and guitarist Leo Brouwer.

Featuring a talk by Graham Wade, two concerts of solo and ensemble music, a Masterclass by John Mills and the UK premiere of Brouwer's Guitar Concert No. 5 (Helsinki) with soloist Graham Devine.

10.30am - 11.30am
The life and work of Julian Bream and Leo Brouwer's Concerto No.5 Peacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free Talk given by Graham Wade

11.45am - 12.30pm
Informal Concert: A Tribute to Julian Bream

Peacock Room, Trinity College of Music .
Admission free

Trinity students perform a programme of guitar music written for Julian Bream. To include works by William Walton, Benjamin Britten, Lennox Berkeley and others.

1:10pm-2:00pm
St. Alfege’s Church - (just outside Trinity College of Music)
Trinity Guitar Orchestra Conducted by James Woodrow

Leo BrouwerAceria del cielo, elaire y La sonrisa – Guitar Orchestra

Heitor Villa LobosBachianas Brasileiras No.9 – Guitar Orchestra

Erik Satie – Parade – Guitar Orchestra

PiazzollaHistoire du Tango (2 movements) Guitar and Violin Duo

Leo Brouwer – El Decameron Negro Guitar Solo

Thu 19 Nov, 2.30pm - 5.30pm
Guitar Masterclass with John Mills Peacock Room, Trinity College of Music

Admission free Thu 19 Nov, 7.30pm

Trinity Chamber Orchestra Blackheath Halls, Great Hall Conducted by Nic Pendlebury
Graham Devine: Guitar


Leo Brouwer: Guitar Concerto No. 5 (Helsinki)

UK Premiere Haydn: Symphony No. 101 (Clock)

Karl Jenkins: Imagined Oceans

£8 (£5 concessions) http://www.blackheathhalls.com/

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