Music for all
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6 July 2019 7.30 pm
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Programme
M Berkeley Romance of the Rose Delius On Hearing the First Cuckoo Trad. English arr. Claire The Cuckoo Trad. Irish arr. Claire My Lagan Love Trad. English arr. Stubbs The Sprig of Thyme 1st Perf Delius Summer Night on the River Burgoyne On A Strange Beach Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending Moseley Death and the Lady Vaughan Williams Benedicite |
Performers
Leo Byrne Violin Mary Bowell Cello Beth Hartless Soprano (Moseley) Pat Heyes Soprano (Vaughan Williams) Cantata Choir James Luxton director Cathedral Orchestra Stephen Pratt conductor |
The Lark Ascending is one of the most popular pieces in English music. It shares the concert with Benedicite, another richly expressive work by Vaughan Williams, and lyrical orchestral miniatures by Delius. There are folk-song settings, including a new one by Mike Stubbs and two extended items by local composers: Hilary Burgoyne’s wonderful On a Strange Beach, with Mary Bowell on ‘cello, and the haunting Death and the Lady by John Moseley. Beth Hartless is the soloist in this while Patricia Heyes, so well-known to Merseside audiences, is the solo soprano in Benedicite.
For those who love the violin, Bruch’s Violin Concerto is being played, again by Leo Byrne, on October 12.
Welcome to MUSIC FOR ALL Our Mission: To bring lesser known and unusual music to Liverpool and the North West
We promote recitals of lesser known works of famous composers and contemporary composers including specially commissioned works, presented by our
Cathedral Orchestra
Cathedral Cantata Choir
and also visiting Performers
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MUSIC FOR ALL is presented by
The CATHEDRAL CONCERTS SOCIETY Patron: Archbishop Malcolm McMahon, O.P |
We are based at Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral Mount Pleasant Liverpool L3 5TQ Registered Charity 507445 and financially independent of the Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral |
Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral Concerts Society - Background
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The Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral Concerts Society was established in the 1960s soon after the opening of the Cathedral to promote musical and cultural events at the Cathedral.
Cardinal John Heenan, whilst Archbishop of Liverpool and the man behind the realisation of the cathedral plans, had expressed the wish that the Cathedral should become a centre in the City of Liverpool for arts and culture. To this end he was responsible for the foundation of the Cathedral Choir, a Choir School and the installation of a notable pipe organ. Following the establishment of the Cantata Choir in the 60s, the Orchestra was formed in 1982 and from the outset the aim was for it to take part in both the Cathedral’s concert season and in its major services and to perform music which was not otherwise heard on Merseyside. Although the orchestra has developed considerably since its inception, these are still its basic aims today |
Today's Concerts Society is managed by a small committee of dedicated volunteers who are elected by the choir and orchestra paid-up members at each year's annual general meeting.
As a registered charity, The Society is financially independent of the Cathedral itself, and its funding comes from income raised by its concerts, as well as from Members and Friends subscriptions,sponsorship, and other fund raising activities. Volunteers We are always on the lookout for more volunteers to help with front of house, selling programmes and serving refreshments to name just a few things that ensure the smooth running of our events. If you are interested contact us through our website, Facebook,Twitter, or by calling 0151 709 9222 |
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