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RNCM-Brochure-Summer-19-Web.Pdf FS original What makes something original? Does originality actually exist or do we ԥ O UܼGݤܼQޖܥԥ O UܼGݤܼQޖԥ all simply build from what we have seen adjective and heard? adjective: original 1. What enables us to dare to be different not dependent on other people's ideas; inventive or novel. from others or independent of the context "a subtle and original thinker" in which we are working? What does the future of music look like? www.rncm.ac.uk/soundsoriginal 2 3 Wed 24 Apr // 7.30pm // RNCM Concert Hall TRINITY CHURCH OF ENGLAND HIGH SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY CONCERT 2019 TWO FOR TUBULAR BELLS Tickets £5 Promoted by Trinity Church of England High School Sun 28 Apr // 7pm // RNCM Concert Hall OLDHAM CHORAL SOCIETY VERDI REQUIEM East Lancs Sinfonia Linda Richardson soprano Kathleen Wilkinson mezzo-soprano David Butt Philip tenor Thomas D Hopkinson bass Thu 02 – Sat 04 May // 7.30pm Nigel P Wilkinson conductor Sat 04 May // 2pm // RNCM Theatre Tickets £15 Promoted by Oldham Choral Society RNCM YOUNG COMPANY SWEET CHARITY Photo credit: Warren Kirby Mon 29 Apr // 7.30pm Book by Neil Simon // Carole Nash Recital Room Music by Cy Coleman Mon 29 Apr // 7.30pm // RNCM Concert Hall Lyrics by Dorothy Fields ROSAMOND PRIZE Based on an original screenplay by Federico Fellini, Tullio Pinelli and Ennio Flaino TUBULAR BELLS FOR Produced for the Broadway stage by Fryer, Carr and Harris Conceived, Staged and Choreographed by Bob Fosse RNCM student composers collaborate with TWO Joseph Houston director Creative Writing students from Manchester Madeleine Healey associate director Metropolitan University to create new George Strickland musical director works in this annual prize. Two blokes juggle over 20 instruments between them live on stage. What could Mariyka Bolubasz choreographer Tickets £7 FS possibly go wrong? Emma Swirkowski associate choreographer Julie Parker lighting designer Ask anyone who grew up through the 70s and they will be able to tell you where Charity Hope Valentine always tries to look on the bright side of life, despite they first heard Mike Oldfield’s Tubular working in a rundown New York dance hall and contending with a seemingly endless run Bells. The album was the first release on of bad dates. Determined to find love, Charity falls for suave actor Vittorio Vidal, Richard Branson’s fledgling label, Virgin but their romance is all too brief. However, when Charity finds herself stuck in Records. It went on to sell 30 million an elevator with the reserved accountant Oscar Lindquist, it turns out that she may copies and became the soundtrack to the finally have met her match… cult classic film, The Exorcist. Now, With its brilliant choreography (who can forget the Bob Fosse choreographed Big more than 40 years on, two Australian Spender sequence in the 1969 film version?) and iconic songs, Sweet Charity is the multi-instrumentalists are presenting perfect vehicle for our musical theatre group, RNCM Young Company. Other showstoppers this modern masterpiece in this include If My Friends Could See Me Now and The Rhythm of Life. challenging live event, with only four hands and four feet between them. This amateur production is presented by arrangement with MusicScope & Stage Musicals Limited of New York. Tickets £25 £20 Promoted by Triple A Entertainment Group The work of the RNCM Young Company is kindly supported by The Lauriston Trust and the Eric and Margaret Kinder Charitable Trust. Tickets £12 No concessions 4 5 Sat 04 May // 7.30pm // RNCM Concert Hall MANCHESTER WIND ORCHESTRA Leonard Bernstein Overture to Candide Matthew Brown Serenade John Kander Highlights from Chicago Justin Hurwitz Highlights from La La Land George Gershwin Rhapsody In Blue Aaron Copland Fanfare for the Common Man Stephen Schwartz Selections from Wicked Leonard Bernstein Four Dances from West Side Story John Williams Star Wars Trilogy Michael Giacchino The Incredibles Ralph Corrigan conductor Photo credit: Roscoe Rutter Ltd Adam Swayne piano Tickets £8 Promoted by Manchester Wind Orchestra Thu 02 May // 1.15pm // RNCM Concert Hall Fri 03 May // 6.30pm + // Carole Nash Recital Room 6.30pm // Carole Nash Recital Room RNCM STRING AND THE CONTEMPORARY SPOTLIGHT: Harmonic Fusion – WIND ORCHESTRAS Post-Romantic music for piano and PIANO saxophone Free admission, no ticket required W A Mozart Divertimento in F major K 138 Jean Sibelius Finlandia Op 26 Members of the RNCM’s Contemporary Piano Dmitri Shostakovich (arr Takahashi) class perform a selection of works by Festive Overture Op 96 Crumb, Liebermann and Cowell plus a short tribute to the late British composer Sun 05 May // Doors 7pm Callum Smart director, violin Oliver Knussen. // RNCM Concert Hall Mark Heron conductor Free admission, no ticket required Free admission, no ticket required JAMIE LAWSON + SUPPORT: ANDY BURROWS Sat 04 May // 12.30pm Thu 02 May // 7.30pm // RNCM Concert Hall // RNCM Concert Hall Jamie Lawson is an English singer- songwriter and musician. The first artist to be signed by Ed Sheeran’s label BRAND NEW JUNIOR RNCM Gingerbread Man Records, he is best known ORCHESTRA for his self-titled album which peaked at FORMAL CONCERT No 1 on the UK Albums Chart in 2015. This tour is promoting Jamie’s latest release, Jack Sheen, Rory Storm, Joseph Judge Free admission, no ticket required The Years In Between. conductors Tickets £21 Our Brand New Orchestra showcases the No concessions work of RNCM Composition students, Promoted by The DHP Family allowing our audience to experiment and + to hear brand new works before they are performed anywhere else. 6.30pm // Carole Nash Recital Room Free admission, no ticket required SPOTLIGHT: A Guitar at the Opera – Music by Bellini, Rossini and Mascagni + Free admission, no ticket required 6.30pm // Carole Nash Recital Room SPOTLIGHT: Packing a Punch – Festivo Winds perform Birtwistle and Françaix quintets JAMIE LAWSON JAMIE Free admission, no ticket required 6 7 ‘Have a curious mind, always strive to do your best and don’t forget why you chose music in the first place. The classical world is in danger of losing its vitality; it’s up to us to make people realise how great this music is…’ Rakhi Singh Photo credit: Christalla Fannon HAVE A Tue 07 May // 8pm // RNCM Theatre ‘The Janáček has a powerful urgency’ says Vessel ‘driven by an obsessive desire that gives it a punk-ish irreverence’. ORIGINAL VOICES RAKHI SINGH AND The combination of acoustic instruments and electronics will scatter sound to all VESSEL/SINGH corners of the darkened theatre enveloping CURIOUS us in a contemporary response to a QUARTET ground-breaking masterpiece. Developed at Snape Maltings and supported WRITTEN IN FIRE by PRS Foundation Beyond Borders Singh Quartet Tickets £18 / students/under-26s £5 FS MIND Rakhi Singh, Simmy Singh violin + Ruth Gibson viola Ashok Klouda cello 7pm // Carole Nash Recital Room Rakhi Singh and Vessel co-creators SPOTLIGHT: An Uncommon Combination – Music for two violins and A collaboration inspired by Janáček’s viola string quartet Intimate Letters with a memorised performance of the piece Free admission, no ticket required followed by the première of a new work created by violinist Rakhi Singh and pioneering electronic musician Vessel (Sebastian Gainsborough). 8 9 Sat 18 May // Doors 7pm // RNCM Theatre THEA GILMORE GILMORE THEA + SUPPORT: MATT OWENS Thea Gilmore visits the RNCM the day after her new album Small World Turning is released, alongside her band and with support provided by Noah and the Whale’s Matt Owens. On this latest release, acoustic guitars are back to the fore and a rootsy array of instruments frame them. Gilmore has delivered a vibrant, deeply resonant album rooted in folk music but completely transcending any genre-related limitations. Tickets £25 £20 Photo credit: Roscoe Rutter Ltd No concessions Promoted by The MJR Group in arrangement with DMF Music Wed 08 May // 7pm Sat 11 May // 7.30pm // RNCM Theatre // Carole Nash Recital Room RNCM JAZZ THE MARK RAY COLLECTIVE PIANO RECITAL PRIZE THE POPULAR BIG BAND Leslie Howard adjudicator Mike Hall director Tickets £7 FS Drew Casey assistant director Tonight, the RNCM Jazz Collective looks at how the popularity of the Big Band has ebbed and flowed over the decades. Our Fri 10 May // from 6.30pm musicians will play some of the pieces Photo credit: Rob Collins // Carole Nash Recital Room that have reminded the public that the format is as appealing as ever – from Glenn Miller’s American Patrol to Buddy Sun 19 May // 8pm // RNCM Theatre SPOTLIGHT Rich’s Norwegian Wood, right up to Seth DOUBLE-BILL MacFarlane’s Family Guy. If you’re a Big Band fan, then you’ll PAUL YOUNG love our RNCM Big Band show on 27 Jun, Two short concerts showcasing works featuring a raft of our jazz alumni 35 YEARS OF NO PARLEZ, PART 2 written for non-standard duo partners. performing Mike Hall’s favourites tunes 6.30pm // Nexus Duo – Contemporary folk from the last 20 years (*it’s Mike’s Everybody’s favourite 80s crooner Paul and classical symbiosis final show as Big Band leader). See p29 Young is back on the road performing for details. his classic début album No Parlez, 7.10pm // One Reed for Two Winds – celebrating 35 years since the record Tickets £10 FS Music for flute and clarinet from the first saw the light of day. modern era On its release, No Parlez reached No 1 Free admission, no ticket required in the UK Albums Chart for five weeks, achieving triple Platinum sales and Sat 18 May // from 12.30pm spawning hits such as Wherever I Lay My // RNCM Concert Hall Hat, Come Back and Stay and Love of the Common People JUNIOR RNCM NEW Tickets £42.50 No concessions MUSIC DAY Promoted by The MJR Group Free admission, no ticket required PAUL YOUNG PAUL 10 11 ORPHY ROBINSON ORPHY 12 Thu 23 May // 7.30pm // RNCM Theatre Fri 24 May // 7.30pm // RNCM Theatre Sun 26 May // 7.30pm // RNCM Theatre TIPPETT & BOURNE BIG BAND SUPER TRAMP ORPHY ROBINSON ALL + ISOTACH FEATURING JOHN HELLIWELL AND THE STARS SUPER BIG TRAMP BAND THE BOBBY HUTCHERSON SONGBOOK Two of the greatest jazz pianists meet across the generational divide in an exciting new John Helliwell tenor saxophone, clarinet vibraphone collaboration.
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