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The Pennine Spring Music Festival for 2010 will run from Monday 31st May to Saturday 5th June.

Programme as at 1st November 2009. Subject to amendment.

Monday

Afternoon


7.30

Alexander Technique session for all participating musicians

“In Moonlight” A piano and song recital including works specially composed for our Silver Jubilee, performed by Bridget Budge and Jonathan Ellis.

Tuesday

7:30

Instrumental Chamber Concert
Sutton: Piano quintet

Wednesday

7.30

Pennine Spring Orchestra, cond. Nicholas Concannon Hodges
Brahms: Violin Concerto
Mendelssohn: Third Symphony (“Scottish”)

Thursday



Friday

7.30

Pennine Spring Vocal Concert
Chorus, chamber ensembles and solo items, including:
Brahms: Liebeslieder Waltzes;
Bantock: Songs from Sappho
Guest Choir from Warstein (twinned with Hebden Bridge)

Saturday

7.30

Pennine Spring Orchestra and Chorus Silver Jubilee Concert
Beethoven: Choral Fantasia op. 80
Schumann: Introduction and Allegro Apassionata op. 92 for piano and orchestra
Harrold: A Little Pennine Suite
Irvin: Forest Airs from Shakespeare
Sutton: Elegy for violin and orchestra
Chatburn: (TBA)



Please note that black tie dress code is required for all gentlemen Members, and all black for the lady Members, when performing.

Rehearsal Schedule

Monday 25 May

Tuesday 26 May

Wednes. 27 May

Thursday 28 May

Friday 29 May

Saturday 30 May

9.30am – 1pm

(break
11am-11.30am)







LUNCH







2pm – 5.30pm

(break 3.30pm-4pm)













CONCERTS






Key to venues

(Heptonstall Bowling Club) Follow directions to main signed car park via Valley View Road - (just before entering village from Heptonstall Road.)
(ss / chap) Methodist Sunday School, which can be found half way along Northgate immediately below ‘The Cross’ public house on the main street.
(c) Heptonstall Parish Church
Bold italics refer to intended areas to be covered but these may vary according to need.