The Treasurer's Report and the Chairman's Report will both be available at the meeting. If you are planning to attend could you let us know please, we need to know the numbers:
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The Vandepeer QuartetA reminder that our next concert is on Sat 27th April when The Vandepeer Quartet will play works by Shostakovich, Ravel, and the Danish String Quartet. This will be final concert of our current season and we will be starting our next season on 28th Sept 2024. Enigma 14 TrioA slightly earlier reminder than usual as our next concert falls on Easter Saturday to make sure this date was in your diaries. For this Easter Saturday concert we welcome the Enigma 14 Trio with Lisa Nelsen (Flute), Paul Turner (Piano) and Julian Metzger (Cello) with an interesting and delightful programme of works by Haydn, Louise Farrence, Stacey Garrop and Loell Liebermann. Lisa is internationally recognised for her versatility as a flute soloist, chamber and orchestral musician, educator and mentor in performance practices. She is also Chair of the British Flute Society and is one of the flute Professors and Woodwind Academy coaching for the Junior Department of the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Enigma 14 Trio have now been together for eight years and in addition to each of them having a wonderful sense of humour, Lisa Nelsen, Julian Metzger and Paul Turner are formidable musicians with a passion for chamber music and the repertoire that has been composed for flute, cello and piano. Gould Piano TrioOur second concert of 2024 is on Saturday 24th February at 7.30pm at St Johns Church Argyle Road Whitstable. We welcome once more the Gould Piano Trio. If you are not a season ticket holder, tickets are usually available at the ticket desk on the evening. We look forward to seeing you next Saturday for what will be a great concert. Wiggin-Wass Duo - (Saxophone and Harp)Our first concert of 2024 is on Saturday 27th January at 7.30pm at our usual venue St Johns Church Argyle Road Whitstable. We welcome back the saxophonist Huw Wiggin who played for us with great acclaim in March 2019. On that occasion he was accompanied by the pianist John Lenehan and it was a truly memorable recital. This time Huw will be accompanied by the harpist Oliver Wass who together are known as The Wiggin Wass Duo. At first sight you might think that this is a slightly unusual pairing of instruments but in fact it is a spellbinding combination. For an example, on the Concert Programme page, the YouTube clip of the beautiful and enchanting sound these musicians with their wonderful interpretation of In the bleak Midwinter by Gustav Holst. If you are not a season ticket holder, tickets are usually available at the ticket desk on the evening. We look forward to seeing you next Saturday for what will be a remarkable and memorable concert. |