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PRESIDENT Lord Mayor of Sheffield and Consort JULIAN LLOYD WEBBER Cllr Dr Sylvia Dunkley and Mr John Dunkley

VICE PRESIDENTS Lord Lieutenant of South Yorkshire Rt Rev’d Steven Croft - Bishop of Sheffield Rt Rev’d John Rawsthorne - Bishop of Hallam Mr David Moody and Mrs Susan Moody James & Eileen Tomlinson Master and Mistress Cutler Prof and Mrs William B Speirs TRUSTEES Michael Threlfall - Festival Coordinator Bishop of Hallam Keith Hoyland - Hon Secretary Michael Hunt - Hon Treasurer Rt Rev’d John Rawsthorne Alan Isaacson Bishop of Doncaster Rt Rev’d Cyril Ashton and Mrs Ashton ASSOCIATES John Barrand Sheffield City Councillors Nicholas Blower Cllr Arthur Dunworth Roy Chamberlin Judy Hodson Cllr Vicky Priestley Patricia Hunt Clare Panniker Bradfield Parish Council Bernard Wilson Cllr Karen Southwood

Festival Young Musician Award Winners SPONSORS BRADFIELD PARISH COUNCIL Elizabeth Heyes ECCLESFIELD WELFARE CHARITIES Kris Garfitt DAVID & BARBARA MANGLES JUST PRESERVES of WORRALL Composer, Director and Film-maker JULIE BRADBURY @ THREADS INTERIORS Benjamin Till of OUGHTIBRIDGE SHEFFIELD CITY COUNCIL Representatives of all our sponsors SWANN-MORTON Ltd Apologies and good wishes received from:

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This is our fourteenth festival, since the revival in 1998 - All this support, as well as individual donations is a source of there is evidence in the Bradfield Parish archives of one day great encouragement to us and also enables us to keep ticket festivals held in 1813, 1825 and 1835 on Whit Mondays, in prices down. Bradfield Church. Our thirteenth Festival in 2010 was not our most successful, with attendances down by 30% and as a This year we have invited back some popular performers, not consequence we had a significant financial loss. In part due least, our President, Julian Lloyd Webber and his pianist, Pam to the economic downturn, but also many of you felt that the Chowhan; the accomplished Wihan String Quartet from balance of the programme lacked variety. Some felt the Prague, which proved popular in 2009; Saxsational, The Brass programme was too ‘highbrow’. In our defence, we Players, Meirion Ensemble and our Gilbert & Sullivan group produced some better performances than the England return by popular demand. Making their first appearances are football team in the World Cup in South Africa. Dore Male Voice Choir, the Blossom Street Singers, and the rising star Elizabeth Watts, accompanied by Paul Turner, The organising committee has listened to your comments appears after a long break - she sang as a guest of Worrall Male and we hope that this year there is a greater variety, without Voice Choir when she was a Sheffield University student. compromising our reputation for high quality performances. We sincerely hope that many of you will return this year as All in all, we think it looks very good and we hope you enjoy it ticket sales are our major source of revenue. in these beautiful surroundings. Please let us know what you think as this will help us plan for 2012. Whilst we are a social, not a commercial enterprise, finance is inevitably a major consideration for us and we anticipated The best feature of last year was the glorious weather (our first there would be some difficulty in attracting financial all dry festival), so let us hope for some more lovely weather, sponsorship. However, this year has turned out to be our to compensate for the winter which we had to endure. best ever year for sponsorship. Although sadly we have lost This Festival now seems to be well established and long may it one of our commercial sponsors, we have gained two new continue. It does not belong to any individual or group: it ones in Julie Bradbury of Oughtibridge, and Just Preserves belongs to the community. It will only continue if people make of Worrall. Bradfield Parish Council and Ecclesfield Parish it continue. So if you feel you can make a contribution, please Council continue to give us grants and this year we have speak to any member of the committee. You do not need to be generous support from Sheffield City Council, via the ‘You a musician - strange though it may seem, organising a music Choose’ funding allocation to Stannington Ward. The loyal festival has very little to do with music! support from Swann-Morton Ltd and David & Barbara Mangles continues.

A date for your diary - next year’s Festival: Saturday 23rd -Saturday 30th June 2012

The Bradfield Festival of Music Association would like to thank the many people involved in the planning and organisation of the event. The Association thanks the following for their support and encouragement.

- The Rector, Churchwardens and Parochial Church Council of St. Nicholas, High Bradfield for use of the church. .

. - Our President, Vice Presidents, Sponsors, Patrons, Donors and Advertisers.

. - Bradfield Parish Council, Ecclesfield Welfare Charities, and Sheffield City Council for Grants. - Margaret and Stephen Faulkner, Pat and Mike Hunt, and Postcard Café, Low Bradfield, for ticket sales.

u - Mary Heyler and Mathew Knowles of Sheffield Schools Music Service. - Matthew Wood, Ian Dukes, Mark Bird and Derek Banks for installation of lighting equipment.

o - David Helliwell for transport of staging. - Susan Heritage for page turning services.

Y - John Wyke and staff of 'The Old Horns' for catering services.

- Elaine Denton for caretaking services. - Tony Hague for provision of parking facilities.

k - Ethel Marshall and Julia Wragg for flower arrangements. - Friends of Bradfield Festival and everyone who has helped with front of house duties, staging and hospitality. n - Quarry Creative for programme design.

- All our performers, without whom the Festival would not have happened. a This programme is provided free of charge as a result of the generosity of our sponsors and h advertisers. Please show your support for them too.

T Thanks to all of you for supporting the Bradfield Festival of Music by your attendance. : Bradfield Festival of Music 2011 Saturday 25th June

Dore Male Voice Choir with Saxational Tonight’s performance kindly sponsored by: Julie Bradbury @ Threads Interiors, of Oughtibridge

Dore Male Voice Choir was formed in 1964 and has gained competition successes in many national music festivals, including Huddersfield, Morecambe, Blackpool and Eskdale. The Choir has sung at the prestigious Llangollen International Eisteddfod on six occasions. Performances have also included concerts in York Minster and the Albert Hall.

The Choir has performed on radio and TV and has recently produced a new CD. Overseas concert tours have included visits to Germany, Austria, Paris, Amsterdam, Cyprus and Jersey. They have visited Bruges, singing in the cathedral, and Ghent, with an invitation to sing at the Last Post ceremony at the Menin Gate, Ypres.

Dore MVC is proud to have contributed many charitable donations over the years, from money raised Elizabeth - Musical Director from concerts, and CD sales. Elizabeth became the Music Director of Dore Male Voice Choir in 2010. Elizabeth comes from a musical family, with Tonight's concert includes a World Premiere three generations, having sung in Mousehole MVC, performance of "Sing a Song of Yorkshire" From the Cornwall, from 1920 to the present day. BBC TV programme "A Symphony for Yorkshire" broadcast in August 2010. "A Symphony for Elizabeth was in demand as a recitalist for more than 20 Yorkshire" is a 15-minute symphony composed by years, performing at the Royal Albert Hall, the City Hall in Benjamin Till, and the film version of it involved more Sheffield, and many cathedrals, churches and village halls. than 200 musicians. The film was broadcast to to celebrate Yorkshire Day. The lyrics were written by 98- Elizabeth was Musical Director of Houghton MVC and then year-old great grandmother Doreen Brigham, from Worrall MVC, leading Worrall to first place in the Welsh Choir of the Year competition in 2003. Elizabeth retired due Harrogate. Benjamin has arranged a full version of to ill health but thanks to doctors at Northern General and "Sing a Song of Yorkshire" especially for tonight's Weston Park hospitals she has been able to take the post of concert and Dore Male Voice Choir and Saxsational are MD at Dore. delighted to be performing it.

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Dore Male Voice Choir

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The Wihan String Quartet Tonight’s performance kindly supported by Ecclesfield Welfare Charities

The Wihan Quartet, formed in 1985, are heirs to the great Czech musical tradition. The Quartet's outstanding reputation for the interpretation of its native Czech heritage and of the many classical, romantic and modern masterpieces of the string quartet repertoire is widely acknowledged.

They have developed an impressive international career, which includes visits to major festivals in Europe and the Far East. They visit the United States and Japan regularly and have had highly acclaimed tours of Australia and New Zealand. They are frequent visitors to the UK and can often be heard on BBC Radio 3 as well as in concert at Wigmore Hall, Bridgewater Hall, the South Bank and many other venues throughout the country.

The Wihan Quartet has won many International Competitions including The Prague Spring Festival and the Osaka 'Chamber Festa'. In 1991, they won both the First Prize and the Audience Prize in the London International String Quartet Competition.

During 2008 the Quartet completed the first ever cycle of Beethoven Quartets in Prague and also repeated this cycle at Blackheath Halls, London. "Their unanimity of conception was admirably and readily apparent in the opening concert" Musical Opinion." "This was an outstanding recital. The performance of the first of the expansive Razumovsky Quartets, Opus 59 was inspired Leos Cepicky - violin Jan Schulmeister - violin and gripping from beginning to end." Musical Pointers

Their landmark series of Beethoven concerts in Prague was recorded for release on CD and DVD on the Nimbus Alliance label. The Independent said of the release of the Late Quartets: 'these [performances] are excellent: their fiery interpretations do full justice to Beethoven's final masterpieces.' and International Record Review 'beautiful clarity....the Wihan's capacity for lightness of touch well suits op.127....the Presto (op.131) is played with splendid vigour'. Full details of the Quartet's available recordings can be found on their website: www.wihanquartet.com

The Wihan are Quartet in Residence at Trinity College of Music, London, and for several years have taught many of the UK's gifted young Quartets at Pro Corda in Jiri Zigmund - viola Ales Kasprik - ‘cello Suffolk. The Quartet are great supporters of the work of the CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust, giving inspirational concerts and master classes to young people : Programme in many parts of the country. Mendelssohn Quartet Op.12 in Eb Leoš Čepický plays on a 2003 prize-winning violin by Jan Spidlen, owned by the violin dealer Mila Strnad. Jan Dvorak String Quartet Op.96 'American’ Schulmeister plays on a Jan Baptista Dvořák violin (1879) and Jiří Žigmund's viola is a 1659Andrea Hieronimus INTERVAL Amati, on permanent loan from the Czech State collection. Aleš Kaspřík's cello was made in Paris in 1890 Schubert No.14 in D minor 'Death and the Maiden' by Henri Thouvenel TELEPHONE:0114 2330075 OR 07879 693257

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The Meirion Chamber Ensemble Tonight’s performance kindly supported by a grant from Sheffield City Council

The Meirion Ensemble was formed in 1993 from a group of players from Manchester's Hallé Orchestra and still includes many of its leading players . The group has made its reputation by appearing at festivals and music societies around the country including the Harrogate International Music Festival.

With the ensembles' instrumentation becoming more flexible the group has played music for trio with harp, to baroque concertos. Recently the ensemble has expanded to chamber orchestra size and it is this line up which will be playing at the Festival this evening.

Thomas Davey - Conductor

Thomas Davey studied the oboe at the Royal Academy of Music. He was then appointed principal cor anglais in the Hallé Orchestra but then went on to take a degree in music and philosophy at Manchester University where he graduated with a first and was also awarded the Sir Thomas Beecham Gold Medal for the highest overall mark in music. This was followed by an offer of a place at the Royal College of Music in London to study composition for film and screen with Joseph Horovitz.

He is at present continuing his studies at the R.C.M. having been awarded a postgraduate scholarship by the John Lyon’s charity to undertake a two year PGDip in composition and conducting. His teachers are Tim Salter scores have been written for the German television (composition) and Neil Thompson (conducting). In channel ZDF. In January 2006 he was commissioned by addition to many concert pieces, Thomas has written the Bradfield Festival to write a piece for String Orchestra several film scores. These have been screened at festivals and in October 2006 his ballet ‘Enlightened’ was in both London and Manchester and his most recent film performed by English National Ballet.

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Sarah Brandwood-Spencer Since her debut Sarah has continued to enjoy a busy schedule as soloist, chamber musician and orchestral player. Sarah graduated with honours from the Royal Northern College of Music where she achieved a number of awards for violin playing. She has performed the Bach double violin concerto with Stephanie Gonley, and the Bach oboe and violin concerto with Thomas Davey. She has been guest Associate Concertmaster of the Canadian Opera Company Orchestra and is a principal player of the Hallé Orchestra.

Janet Simpson studied at the Royal College of Music with Millicent Silver and Cyril Smith. Whilst at college she won several prizes for accompanying and chamber music including the Royal Overseas League Award. Shortly after leaving college she was invited to join the Hallé Orchestra as their principal keyboard player. During her time at the Hallé, Janet has toured extensively abroad and been involved in numerous broadcasts and recordings. She has also appeared as soloist with the orchestra on several occasions. B : Programme Sheffield Handel Concerto Grosso Op.6 no.4 in A minor

Albinoni Concerto for Strings in D op.9 no.7

Mozart Serenade No.13 in G Music Shop Eine Kliene Nachtmusik

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J.S. Bach Concerto for Violin and Oboe in D minor

Tchiakowsky Serenade for Strings

: The Performers

Violins 1 Sarah Brandwood Spencer (leader), Zoe Colman, Susannah Simmons, Stephen Proctor

Violins 2 Paulette Bayley, John Purton Rob Adlard, Belinda Hammond

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Cellos Simon Turner, Damion Browne

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Julian Lloyd Webber with Pam Chowhan Tonight’s performance kindly sponsored by Swann-Morton Ltd.

Widely regarded as one of the most creative musicians of his generation and now leading England’s In Harmony project, Julian Lloyd Webber won a scholarship to the Royal College of Music when he was sixteen and completed his studies in Geneva with the renowned French cellist, Pierre Fournier. Since then he has collaborated with an extraordinary array of musicians from Yehudi Menuhin, Lorin Maazel, Esa- Pekka Salonen and Georg Solti to Elton John and Stephane Grappelli.

2010/11 is an important season for Julian as he celebrates turning 60 with concerts across the UK. On his birthday, he will be joined by family, friends and colleagues at the Royal Festival Hall for a concert with the Philharmonia. Artists such as Cleo Laine, Tasmin Little and Melvyn Bragg will perform together with cello students from the London Music colleges and children from ‘In Harmony’. Julian will also premiere a new piece written especially for him by Eric Whitacre. Future projects include performances of the Elgar Concerto in London (Royal Festival Hall and Royal Albert Hall) and of the Delius Concerto in 2012 as part of the 150th birthday Festival in a special ‘Delius Day’ with the Philharmonia Orchestra, conducted by Sir Andrew Davis at the Southbank Centre.

Julian has made many outstanding recordings including performances have included three further works his Brit-Award winning Elgar Concerto conducted by composed for Julian - Michael Nyman’s Double Yehudi Menuhin (chosen as the finest ever version by Concerto for Cello and Saxophone on BBC Television, BBC Music Magazine) the Dvořk Concerto with Vaclav Gavin Bryars’ Concerto in Suntory Hall, Tokyo and Neumann and the Czech Philharmonic, Tchaikovsky’s Philip Glass’s Concerto at the Beijing International Rococo Variations with the London Symphony under Festival. His recording of the Glass concerto was Maxim Shostakovich and a coupling of Britten’s Cello released on the Orange Mountain label in September Symphony and Walton’s Concerto with Sir Neville 2004. Recent recordings - both for EMI Classics - Marriner and the Academy of St Martin in the Fields, include Unexpected Songs and Phantasia, the double which was described by Gramophone magazine as concerto based on Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom ‘beyond any rival’. of the Opera and featuring violinist Sarah Chang.

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Pam Chowhan : Programme

Bach Adagio in G

Britten Scherzo Pizzicato e Marcia from Sonata in C, op 65

Frank Bridge Elegy

Elgar In Haven

Delius Sonata in one movement (1916)

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William Lloyd Webber Nocturne

Born in India, Pam studied music at Cambridge University, Rachmaninov Sonata and at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester. She has performed and/or recorded with a diverse range of musicians including Julian Lloyd Webber, Lesley Garrett, Michael Ball, Catrin Finch, Rebecca Bottone, Adrian Sherwood (On-U Sound System), Skip MacDonald (Little Axe), Squid (Asian Dub Foundation), Steve Sidelnyk (Madonna), DJ Smadj, Pete Lockett, Doug Wimbish (Living Colour), Youth (Killing Joke), Steafan Hannigan, Tony K, Asian fusion group Shiva Nova, and heavy metal vampyre band Symphony of Pain.

Live performances include the Sud Ouest Festival in Portugal, Festival Vinha D’Areia in the Azores, the South Bank Show, Soho Jazz Festival, ‘Richard and Judy’ and the Classical Brit Awards and Classic Response at the Royal Albert Hall. She has been involved in arranging popular classics for string quartet (Boosey & Hawkes), Japanese, Korean and Taiwanese folk tunes for cello / piano for Phillips Classics, and further works performed by the Nash Ensemble, the BBC Concert Orchestra and the RPO.

Recording projects include re-mixes with multi- percussionist Pete Lockettl, and tracks with the Sanscapes Studio 3 ‘Bushmen of the Kalahari’ project, with whom she also Academy of Makers performed live. She is currently working on string Butchers Works arrangements for an album of classical Indian mandolin Y2 Arundel Street with Rajesh, brother of U Srinivas. Sheffield S1 2NS

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Elizabeth Watts with Paul Turner Soprano Piano

Tonight’s performance kindly sponsored by Just Preserves of Worrall

With a voice described by International Record Review as "one of "Turner...impressed with a spectacular performance, the most beautiful Britain has produced in a generation", demonstrating his astonishing abilities as an accompanist" Elizabeth Watts has established herself as "one of the brightest new (Surrey Advertiser) talents" (The Independent). Pianist Paul Turner specialises in chamber music, having Elizabeth was a chorister at Norwich Cathedral and studied worked with eminent musicians throughout his career, such archaeology at Sheffield University, before attending the as Michael Collins, Nicholas Daniel, Caroline Dale, Sarah Royal College of Music. Her creativity has recently been Walker, Alexander Baillie, Patricia Rozario, Ruggero recognised with her appointment as an Artist in Residence Raimondi, Jack Brymer, Jane Eaglen, Barry Tuckwell and at London's Southbank Centre. Elizabeth Watts.

In November 2009, Elizabeth won universal praise for her He enjoyed a prize-winning studentship, culminating in the portrayal of Mandane in Thomas Arne's Artaxerxes at the Queen's Commendation for Excellence and the Peter Pears Linbury Studio/Royal Opera House, described variously as Accompaniment Prize, adjudicated by Pears himself. He "dazzling... vividly drawn" (Sunday Times), "the pick of the studied with John Streets and Geoffrey Parsons, and is an bunch... thrilling" (Times) and "terrific" (Evening Standard). elected Associate of the Royal Academy of Music (ARAM), a discretionary award given to past students in recognition of A former BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artist, Elizabeth is their contribution to the music profession. His early much in demand as a recitalist and concert singer. She has professional experience included working for organisations given recitals at the UK's leading venues, including the such as Live Music Now, the Young Concert Artists Trust Wigmore Hall, Bridgewater Hall, Purcell Room, Aldeburgh and the Countess of Munster Recital Scheme. Festival and Cheltenham Festival. Her most recent appearance at the Wigmore was hailed as "a sensation" (The A widely experienced recitalist, his work has taken him to Guardian). She has performed in concert with all the BBC Buenos Aires, Amsterdam, Stuttgart, Berlin, Valencia and orchestras, The English Concert, City of London Sinfonia, Paris, as well as London's leading venues and UK Festivals. Scottish Chamber, Royal Scottish National, Royal Renowned for his sensitive playing, he excels in a wide Philharmonic, London Philharmonic, Royal Liverpool range of genres "Paul Turner was superlative in every way - Philharmonic, City of Birmingham Symphony and Hallé wonderfully sensitive, with a very wide tonal palette" (Oxford orchestras, and with Manchester Camerata at the 2009 BBC Mail). "For his part, Turner offered…intricate piano writing Proms. Elizabeth has performed at prestigious venues and rendered with exemplary clarity and poise" (Richard Whitehouse). festivals such as the Hardanger Festival in Norway, at the Bad Kissinger Summer Festival, the Musée d'Orsay in Paris, "...superbly partnered by Paul Turner's sensitive and alert the Tonhalle, Zürich and with the Orquesta de Radio accompaniments...that sixth sense of timing which is the true Televisión Española in Madrid and Stavanger Symphony accompanist's particular gift" (Eastern Daily Press) Orchestra. B : Programme

"Viva la Diva” An Evening with Elizabeth Watts First Half - Opera & Oratorio Second Half - Song Preserves Johann Sebastian Bach Jauchzet Gott in allen Landen! (from "Cantata 51") of Worrall

George Frideric Handel O Sleep, why dost thou leave me (from "Semele") For centuries jams, chutneys, pickles and other types of preserves have been made Thomas Arne to ensure a regular food supply during The Soldier tir'd of war's alarms (from"Artaxerxes") colder and leaner times. Of late, the tradition of making these items in the Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart home has declined, but you can still Giunse al fin il momento... Deh vieni, non tardar enjoy a vast range of homemade products (from "The Marriage of Figaro") brought to you by Just Preserves!

Gioachino Rossini a wide range of products including Una voce poco fa (from "The Barber of Seville")

Giacomo Puccini Jams O mio babbino caro (from "Gianni Schicchi") Marmalades, Curds

Geatano Donizetti Chutneys, Pickles Ah! Tardai troppo... O luce di quest' anima (from Mustard and Relish "Linda di Chamounix")

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Zdes' horosho Snap Deli, 985 Ecclesall Road, Banner Cross, Sheffield Oni otvetcvhali Bankview Café, Langsett, Sheffield Our Cow Molly Farm Shop, Hill Top Rd, Dungworth, Sheffield Henri Duparc Wortley Post Office & Store, Wortley, Sheffield L'invitation au voyage Yorkshireman's Deli, Imperial Buildings, High St, Rotherham The Arthouse Café, Deli & Gallery, 3a Church St, Penistone Joaquín Rodrigo Vidre Con qué la lavaré? Contact Heather Hoyland De dónde venís, amoré? 0114 286 2511 www.justpreserves.co.uk Arr. Benjamin Britten email: [email protected] Sweet Polly Oliver 317a Haggstones Road, Worrall, Sheffied, S35 0PB O Waly, Waly Follow us on Twitter @justpreserves The Brisk Young Widow : Bradfield Festival of Music 2011 Friday 1st July

The Blossom Street Singers with The Brass Players Tonight’s performance kindly sponsored by David and Barbara Mangles

Blossom Street was established in 2003 by Hilary Campbell, who directs the ensemble and sings soprano. The Blossom Street Singers is a dynamic vocal ensemble of highly trained professional singers in their twenties. The group performs a very wide range of music tailored to the audience or venue - from jazz/pop arrangements to close harmony and well-loved classical favourites.

In 2005 Blossom Street filmed a medley of Christmas carols for BBC2 and since then they have performed nationwide. In 2008, the group sang to Prince Charles on ITV1 as part of his 60th birthday celebrations, and the following year gave their debut in Queen Elizabeth Hall at the Southbank Centre as part of the Voicelab series.

In 2009, they filmed for the TNT Show on Channel 4, were engaged to perform Judith Weir's Missa Del Cid at St John's, Smith Square, and gave concerts in Madrid. Last Soprano: Hilary Campbell, Claire Boulter year, they recorded two shows of the Sunday Half Hour for BBC Radio 2, as well as recording a CD of Christmas Alto: Helen Stanley music for Union Square Music, and they made their BBC Tenor: Ian Radcliffe, Robin Burlton Radio 4 debut, broadcasting the Daily Service, which they Bass: Dario Dugandzic, Sean Webster have since done regularly. Their most recent engagements were filming adverts for sky+, HBO and Channel 5, as well as a disc of contemporary Christmas lullabies. 'The Brass Players' are highly skilled musicians with over 250 years playing experience between them (with not one admitting to being over 22!!). They have performed for royalty, appeared on worldwide hit records, in award winning feature films and on virtually every popular UK television and radio station both during the programmes and in the commercial breaks.They have toured extensively on all five continents and have featured live as soloists at many of the worlds leading venues, The Royal Albert Hall, The Sydney Opera House; The Royal Concertgebouw, The Paris Opera House and Wembley Stadium, to name just a few.

Collectively, they are virtuoso musicians offering a thrilling musical experience that guarantees to leave audiences hungry for more! Versatility is the magical ingredient that makes this group ideal for your event, whether you require a stand alone concert, Tonight’s performers: accompaniment for your choir, a popular music set Ian Shires - Cornet/Trumpet around dinner, a Fanfare for the CEO and company's top John Kendal - Cornet/Trumpet performers, or classical music for your Church or Ray Curry - Flugel Cathedral. With a repertoire ranging from Classical to Leah Williams - Horn Pop, and Rock to Baroque, you can ensure a melodious Richard Walker - Trombone and memorable event by engaging "The Brass Players”. David Moore - Euphonium Ray Bowater - Tuba For more information visit www.thebrassplayers.co.uk Paul Wallis - Percussion B : Programme

The Blossom Street Singers Can't Buy Me Love Arr Abbs Honey Pie Arr Pickard Yesterday Arr Chilcott

I Got Rhythm Arr Clapham The Bare Necessities Arr Hare The Way You Look Tonight Arr Rutter

A British Tar Sullivan The Long Day Closes Sullivan I'm a Train Arr Knight

The Brass Players Valero James Swearington Arr Sandy Smith Arrival of the Queen of Sheba G F Handel Arr David Moore Stardust (Flugle Horn Trio - John, Ian, Ray) Hoagy Carmichael Arr David Moore Swing Low (Spiritual) Arr Peter Kitson Soft Shoe Shuffle/Les Girls A set of 2 from the Music Hall Suite by Joseph Horovitz Arr David Moore

INTERVAL The Blossom Street Singers Short People Arr Carrington Over the Rainbow Arr Turner NNAAGGSS HHEEAADD IINNNN Why do Fools Fall in Love? Arr Ives On the edge of The Peak Distrct and close to Dam Flask My Spirit Sang All Day Finzi Haste On, My Joys Finzi If Ye Love Me Tallis

Don't it Make my Brown Eyes Blue Arr Woods Chili Con Carne Edenroth Goodnight Sweetheart Arr Shaw

The Brass Players Fanfare & Them from Rocky Home-cooked food served: Bill Conti Arr Ian Shires/David Moore Tues 12 noon - 2.30pm My Favourite Things Weds to Fri 12 noon-2.30pm & 5.30pm - 8.30pm Rodgers/Hammerstein Arr Simon Kerwin Sat & Sun 12 noon to 3.00pm Amidst all the Traffic (Shenandoah Trad) All our meat is from local farms! N American Folk Song Arr Leonard Ballentine Officer Krupke Most major credit/debit cards now accepted Leonard Bernstein Arr Simon Kerwin Nags Head Inn, Stacey Bank, Loxley, Sheffield Amazing Grace Tel. 0114 285 1202 John Newton Arr Luther Henderson : Bradfield Festival of Music 2011 Saturday 2nd July

Sheffield Music Service Concert

Sheffield Music Service values the relationship it has had over the years with the Bradfield Music Festival. The Music Service is all about opportunities for young people to perform and to be recognised for their achievements in Music and we are very grateful to the Festival for its partnership in this respect. We hope music-lovers who want to find out more about our work will enjoy reading the following information:

The Music Service provides: l Instrumental and vocal specialist lessons which take place in schools. l Whole-class instrumental tuition in schools (Wider Opportunities) l Music groups which any child who is learning an instrument can join including bands, orchestras, percussion and guitar group. l Affordable instrument hire. l Music exams, residential courses and tours. l Professional development for teachers in schools and community musicians. l Live performances and workshops for young people. l Links with partners including Sheffield Music School and Sheffield Academy (Saturday music schools), Music in the Round and the Sheffield Cathedral Singing Project.

This year we are especially pleased to be initiating a new large-scale music education project called 'Music Hubs' for children and young people who live in the North East of Sheffield. We will be providing a range of musical ensembles and activities for young people which we plan to develop over time into a top-class youth orchestra!

The Music Service employs a large number of instrumental and vocal specialist music teachers. We are currently recruiting teachers and we have a particular need for teachers of upper strings.

For further information please contact: Mary Heyler, Music Strategy Adviser and Head of Sheffield Music Service or Edward Woodhead, Deputy Head of Sheffield Music Service on 0114 250 6860.

Performing today are The Alley Cats’ Clarinet Group and The Sheffield Youth Big Band

Sheffield Youth Big Band performs under the enthusiastic direction of Dave Joyce. It is made up of approximately thirty teenagers from the Sheffield Music Services.

The band recreate the swing sounds of the big band era, performing compositions that span an entire century of music, including classics made famous by Glenn Miller, Buddie Rich, Count Basie, and the modern sounds of Herbie Hancock.

The band has performed with the Dancing Men Big Band and the Sheffield University Jazz Orchestra and have had sell out concerts at Bradfield Music Festival and the Sheffield Crucible Studio.

They have appeared at the Abbeydale Picture House supporting The Swing Shift All Stars Big Band and also performed a sell out concert at Sheffield Jazz to rave reviews. B Bradfield Festival of Music Award Winners 2011

Elizabeth Heyes - Violin

“Since taking up the violin at the age of 6, I have never looked back. Through Ewden and senior orchestra, as well as the South Yorkshire Big Band where I play the tenor saxophone, the Sheffield Music Service has played a vital role in my development as a musician. I also play in CSYO, where I have lead the second violins for the past year. The encouraging and inspiring staff, as well as the friendships I have formed through my years as part of the Sheffield music scene has strengthened my passion for music and the incredible power of communication it brings to people's lives.

I am now completing my final year at Sheffield High School. I will take a gap year before going on to Cambridge University to study Natural Sciences, where I am hoping to achieve an Instrumental Award for Chamber Music. I currently study with Nina Martin, and I am looking forward to what the future holds.”

Kris Garfitt - Trombone

“Since starting piano at 5, music has become a driving force in my life. An early love of performing, followed by an aptitude for brass instruments, led to me being awarded a music scholarship to Mount St Marys College, a school with an excellent reputation for music both Totley Deli academically and practically. When I joined the school my principal study was euphonium. At 13 I began studying trombone, and now consider myself to be a principal study trombonist.

I have achieved 142 and 139 for grade 8 euphonium and trombone respectively, and have also passed piano with grade 8 distinction and singing with grade 8 merit. I am currently attending regular lessons with Simon Cowen, principal trombone with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

My long term ambition is to become a freelance trombonist, alongside teaching trombone. I recently applied to study at music college in September, and Totley Deli's new ice cream parlour now open. following auditions, received places at the Royal College In the Deli we stock Just Preserves, Moss Valley Sausages, of Music and the Royal Northern College of Music, and Sheffield Honey, Longley Farm and other local favourites scholarships from Trinity College, Birmingham Conservatoire and Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Totley Deli 51/53 Baslow Road, I have decided to accept the place at Guildhall and will go Totley Rise, Sheffield S17 4DL on to study there this September.” Tel 0114 236 4238 : Bradfield Festival of Music 2011 Saturday 2nd July

Groundforce Gilbert and Sullivan Tonight’s performance kindly supported by a grant from Bradfield Parish Council

Scared of buying a self assembly operetta? Terrified of flat pack musical comedy? Well, help is at hand. We, at Groundforce G&S are here to help. We will guide you gently through the process of creating a G&S operetta.

We will check and explain all of the various versatile components, fixtures and fitments required so that you can build your very own operetta to your very own specifications, while completely removing any fear that you may have a screw loose. We will even put one together before your very eyes using one of our special demonstration kits which we will have prepared earlier.

So, by the end of the evening's seminar with Groundforce G&S, you will be able to use flat pack operetta with confidence, even if the instructions are in Japanese! (あなたの夕方を歓迎し、楽しみなさい)

ROBERT TRAYNOR Baritone

Robert trained at the Guildhall and Birmingham . He performed with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company for eight years.

Other credits include Emile in "South Pacific" and Valjean in "Les Miserables". He appeared in "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang at the London Palladium and on tour, "Scrooge", "Don Giovanni", "Singin' in the Rain" and "Lend Me a Tenor".

GILL PERT Contralto

Jill's career began in Canada. In 1979, she joined D'Oyly Carte and played most of the principal contralto roles.

Other credits include Oklahoma, Sound of Music, Carousel, Annie, Oliver, Robert & Elizabeth, My Fair Lady, Clarissa, Street Scene and Princess Ida. She has returned to Canada for concerts with the Winnipeg, Vancouver and Toronto Symphony Orchestras.

JANE FAULKNER Soprano Jane made her professional debut with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company in 1993, understudying/ playing the roles of Celia (Iolanthe), Adele (Die Fledermaus), Gabrielle (La Vie Parisienne), Juliette (The Count of Luxembourg), and chorus and dance captain in Pirates, The Mikado and HMS Pinafore.

Other work includes playing Tracey/Mabel(The Parson's Pirates) with Opera Della Luna, Michaela (Carmen), and Cherubino (The Marriage of Figaro) with Opera Severn, The New London Savoyards,and The Players' Theatre Company(National Tour of The Boyfriend) B

IESTYN MORRIS Tenor Sheffield Most of Iestyn's professional work has been with the Carl Rosa City Opera Company, for whom he has sung Ralph (HMS Pinafore), Opera Eisenstein (Die Fledermaus) and Nanki Poo (The Mikado). He is a member of the extra chorus of the Welsh National Opera. Various operatic rôles include Spoletta (Tosca), Don José (Carmen), Alfredo (Die Fledermaus), Jenik (The Bartered Bride), Raúl (La Vie Parisienne).

Recent concert performances include The Creation (Haydn), Mozart's Requiem, The Messiah (Handel), St John's Passion (Bach)

KEVIN TILLET Tenor

Kevin appeared with the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company for five years, in roles including Major-General Stanley and Lord Chancellor. He has also appeared in other G&S productions around the country and a variety of plays and musical theatre. Kevin appears regularly as Dame in pantomime and his improvisation skills keep him in demand for corporate training and role-play.

HILARY MORGAN Piano

Hilary is a Licentiate of the Guildhall School of Music, with a Weds 7 - Sat 10 Sept 7.30pm diploma in Piano Accompaniment, whose professional engagements University Drama Studio with soloists and opera groups have taken her worldwide. Shearwood Road, Sheffield S10 2TD During her career she has accompanied principals from the main Tickets: £11 Adult £9 conc. Opera Houses in the UK including Valerie Masterson, Gillian £6 students Knight, Nick Sales, Kenneth Francis, Philip Potter, Thomas Round, £12 Saturday 10 sept Jean Hindmarsh, and Bruce Graham. She is in demand for Opera premium tickets also available and Lieder recitals, illustrated talks and one-man shows. She is also rehearsal accompanist for The Carl Rosa Company. Registered charity 1086133

BRADFIELD VILLAGE HALL Fancy a break in the Postcard lovely village of Low Bradfield. Then CRICKET VIEW Café is the answer. & Stores

Self-catering accommodation for four IN THE HEART OF BRADFIELD situated behind the Post Office. Available for all types of functions Weddings, Parties, Dances, Education & Business Tel: 0114 285 1235 www.cricketview.co.uk For Details contact:- Mrs L Russell 0114 2851227 www.bradfieldvillagehall.org.uk THE Old Horns Inn A very warm welcome awaits from landlord John Wyke and his team of staff

also at: The Peacock, Stannington and The Blue Ball, Wharncliffe Side

Food served 4.30pm - 8pm throughout the Festival week Why not book a table, enjoy the pre-concert atmosphere and then walk up to the Church Tel: 0114 285 1207 www.theoldhorns.co.uk

Enjoy a drink at the concert bar behind the Church and order your interval drinks before you go into the concert. With a selection of fine wines and beers available, along with soft drinks, you can refresh yourselves ready for the second half of the concert.

Four hand pulled casks Fresh home cooked food

Excellent beer garden Credit/debit cards accepted

Programme: Quarry Creative: [email protected]