Kingston Arts is a charitable organisation, supporting and nurturing local talent.
The first of four outdoor concerts at Marble Hill House, Twickenham, on the South Terrace (facing the river), featuring music from the time of Shakespeare plus some 18th.-century additions
Patricia Hammond – Voice
William Summers – Recorder, Flute
Stephen Carpenter – Lute, Guitar
Admission free
15 December 2017, 7:30pm at the Lovekyn Chapel, Kingston
The Lovekyn Consort give their annual Christmas consort with a mixture of Baroque cantatas, familar and unfamiliar English carols – some with audience participation – French Noels and a quartet by Telemann, and a new piece written especially for the concert.
Elin Harries – Soprano
William Summers – Baroque Flute, Recordder
Diane Moore – Baroque Violin
Yeo Yat-Soon – Harpsichord
Sam Stadlen – Bass Viol
Tickets £10(plus booking fee in advance) £14 on the door
As part of a national weekend of events to support the Jo Cox Foundation, Kingston Welcomes will promote an evening of music from different parts of Kingston’s varied communitiy, including Tamil, Korean, and choral music.
Jo Cox MP was murdered in June 2016 during the approach to the EU referendum, and the Foundation run by her husband aims to support the causes for which worked so effectively:
‘Jo Cox believed in a fairer, kinder world’
Contributors will include The Lovekyn Consort performing 17th.-century songs.
Free admission. Donations invited for the Jo Cox Foundation.
The Lovekyn Consort will mark the national playwright’s birthday with songs and tunes from his plays, along with actor and poet Amy Neilson-Smith performing both Shakespeare’s work and her respond to it.
Zita Syme – Soprano
William Summers – Renaissance Flute, Recorder
Stephen Carpenter – Renaissance Lute, Guitar
Amy Neilson-Smith – Actor, Poet
Cost: £10; £5 children and Temple volunteers
The Lovekyn Consort present Medieval music in the heart of Kingston as part of Kingston Connections’ ‘Festival of Stories’
Sophia Brumfitt – Soprano
William Summers – Medieval Flute
Mike Parker – Medieval Harp
The Lovekyn Consort present music from Shakespearian England illustrating the conflicts and connections between these key figures in history.
Patricia Hammond – Alto
William Summers – Recorders, Flute
Stephen Carpenter – Lute, Guitar
Shakespeare’s plays are full of songs and references to music, and in this concert The Lovekyn Consort present some of these along with music by contemporaries from the early 17th. century
Patricia Hammond – Alto
William Summers – Renaissance Flute, Recorder
Stephen Carpenter – Lute
The Lovekyn Consort mark the season with carols, songs and airs from 18th-century England, together with a few Medieval carols and some new music.
Cost:
£10; £5 students and unemployed; free for under-16s
The Lovekyn Consort mark this ancient festival with music from 16th.-century England and Spain.
Cost: £10; £5 students and unemployed; free for under-16s
Contact: William Summers
williamsummers@uwclub.net
THURSDAY
13 MARCH 2014
7.30PM
The Lovekyn Consort will perform delightful vocal duets from Monteverdi’s Scherzi Musicali collections, along with trios by Salomone Rossi. There will also be sacred music by Bach, trios by Handel and McGibbon and some recent compositions.
See www.lokimusic.co.uk for further details.
Under 16’s free.
Buy tickets online or pay on the door.
LOVEKYN CHAPEL
KINGSTON KT2 6PY
(opposite Kingston Grammar School)
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