Jersey Chamber Orchestra 15th Anniversary Gala Concert

Jersey Chamber Orchestra 15th anniversary gala concert

Celebrate at the 15th Anniversary Concert with the Jersey Chamber Orchestra & the amazing Elizabeth Watts.

Music in Action invites you to a celebratory 15th Anniversary Concert of the Jersey Chamber Orchestra with St Michael’s Chamber Choir and St Clement’s Signing Choir. Join us for a concert of masterworks and audience favourites, and a world premiere, led by Eamonn Dougan the chief conductor of the Jersey Chamber Orchestra.

Opening with the fanfares of William Walton’s Crown Imperial March, patriotic melodies pour forth in a piece used at every recent coronation, followed by 3 of Vaughan-Williams Songs of Travel sung by Kathleen Ferrrier award winner Gareth Brynmor John. Listen to the musical tale of many journeys. Followed by one of the great masterpieces Richard Strauss’s Four Last Songs sung by Last Night of the Proms soloist Elizabeth Watts. Elizabeth Watts won the recital prize at the BBC Singer of the World competition and has won nearly every prize or award available for a soprano. She is a unique and special talent decribed as “One of the most beautiful voices of her generation”.

The second half sets off at pace with St Michael’s Chamber Choir singing and the St Clements’ signing choir signing two songs led by the world-renowned Paul Whittaker OBE by Bob Chilcott.

The music continues with a very special orchestral work. Commissioned by Music in Action for the Jubilee Year, sudiences will be fortunate enough to listen to the premier of Charles Mauleverer’s new symphony 5 Jersey Curiositiesor Postcards carrying the audience on a journey through Jersey painted by the sounds of music. From Sunrise over Mont Orgueil Castle, to the Battle of Flowers to the Sunset over St Ouen’s Bay this is a spectacular piece.

Our evening will come to an end with an amazing selection of Opera Arias harking back to the orchestra’s first performance including Mozart’s Soave s’il a vento from Cosi Fan Tutte, the Papas aria from the Magic Flute and the love duet from Don Giovanni. The night finishes with a bang with the Radetzky March by Johann Strauss.

Don’t miss your opportunity to join Music in Action at this exclusive event hosted in the beautiful St Helier Methodist Church, where you will enjoy an ensemble of famous musical works, a night of classics to remember!

Discount Codes at check out are CHILD for U18s for tickets between £1 and £3.50, and OAP for £1 off all tickets for OAPs. Music in Action Members use the Code MIAMEMBER. Please note that seats in the Balcony offer a slightly restricted view of the orchestra.

Jersey Chamber Orchestra

Conductor : Eamonn Dougan Soprano : Elizabeth Watts Baritone : Gareth Brynmor John

Programme

  • William Walton – Crown Imperial March
  • Ralph Vaughan Williams – Songs of Travel No 1, 7, 8 – soloist Gareth Brynmor John
  • Richard Strauss – Four Last Songs – soloist Elizabeth Watts
  • == Interval ==
  • Charles Mauleverer – Five Curiosities
  • Bob Chilcott – Can you hear me? / Like a singing Bird – Sung by St Michael’s Chamber Choir and signed by Paul Whittaker OBE and St Clements’ School Signing Choir.
  • Selection of Arias by Mozart and Johann Strauss’ Radetzky March

Date

Jan 28 2023
Expired!

Time

7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Cost

From £10 to £35 + booking fee

Location

Methodist Church, Jersey
Methodist Church St Helier, 122 Halkett Place, Saint Helier, JE2 4WH, Jersey
Website

Organiser

Music in Action
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Date

Jan 28 2023
Expired!

Time

7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Cost

From £10 to £35 + booking fee

Location

Methodist Church, Jersey
Methodist Church St Helier, 122 Halkett Place, Saint Helier, JE2 4WH, Jersey
Website

Organiser

Music in Action
Website

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