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Music in Norwich MiN Autumn 17 cover _August 2012 23/08/2017 22:56 Page 1 MusicMusic inin NorwichNorwich ‘What’s on?’ a round-up of classical, jazz & world music events in Norwich and area September 2017 to April 2018 At a Glance : September 2017 to April 2018 : At a Glance Month by month listing for easy reference. You can also For extra events and updates, follow the Music in see upcoming concerts at www.musicinnorwich.org.uk Norwich blog on the website www.musicinnorwich.org.uk and download a pdf version. or Twitter @musicinnorwich SEPTEMBER 2017 page OCTOBER 2017 page 2 Norwich Baroque : Norwich Cathedral : 24 2 UEA Choir & Chamber Choir Auditions : UEA Music Bach's Brandenburg Concertos : 7.30pm Centre, UEA Campus : 1pm–7.30pm 42 6 Organ Recital Ashley Grote : Norwich Cathedral : 7pm 30 2 UEA Symphony Orchestra Auditions : UEA Music Centre, 9 Voice Project : Women’s Voices : The Chapel : 10.30am 48 UEA Campus : 3pm-8pm 43 12 Voice Project : Sing Up : Friends Meeting House : 7.30 48 3 Voice Project : Sing Up : Friends Meeting House : 7.30 48 12 Voice Project : Reading Music : Fds Meeting Hse : 7.30 49 3 Voice Project : Reading Music : Fds Meeting Hse : 7.30 49 16 Voice Project : Harmony : Friends Meeting House: 10.30am 49 5 Making Musicians : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 30 16 Academy St Thomas : Finlay McEwen : Hingham : 7.30 8 5 The Bach Players : Octagon Chapel : 7.30pm 13 19 Voice Project : Sing Up : Friends Meeting House, 6 Voice Project : Tuning In : Inner Space : 10am 49 Lower Goat Lane, Norwich : 7.30pm 48 7 St Peter Mancroft : Song Recital : 1pm 32 19 Voice Project : Reading Music : Friends Meeting House, 7 Mozart Orchestra : St Andrew’s Hall : 7.30pm 19 Lower Goat Lane, Norwich : 7.30pm 49 8 NNCM : Pavel Haas Quartet : John Innes Centre : 3pm 20 21 Organ Recital A. Richards : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 30 10 Voice Project : Winter Project Taster: Friends Meeting 23 Norwich School of Music Open Day : Norwich Cathedral House, Lower Goat Lane, Norwich : 7.30pm 50 Close 9.30am-12.30pm 31 13 Voice Project : Tuning In : Inner Space : 10am 49 23 Raynham Recitals : Pater Filiusque : Raynham Hall : 6.30 34 14 St Peter Mancroft : Piano Recital : 1pm 36 24 Raynham Recitals : Jacob Cordover : Raynham Hall : 3.30 34 14 NNCM : Kuss Quartet : John Innes : 7.30pm 21 26 Voice Project : Sing Up : Friends Meeting House : 7.30pm 48 15 Academy of St. Thomas : St. Andrew’s Hall : 3pm 9 26 Voice Project : Reading Music : Fds Meeting Hse : 7.30pm 49 18 Organ Recital J. Challenger : Norwich Cathedral : 7pm 30 29 UEA Choir & Chamber Choir Auditions : 20 Voice Project : Tuning In : Inner Space : 10am 49 UEA Music Centre, UEA Campus : 11am–5.30pm 42 21 St Peter Mancroft : Thomas Browne Day Concert : 1pm 36 29 UEA Symphony Orchestra Auditions : UEA Music Centre 21 Norwich Baroque : Princes Street United Reformed Church 25 UEA Campus : 12-6pm 43 22 St Petersburg Symphony Orchestra : Theatre Royal : 7.30pm 41 29 Voice Project : Tuning In : Inner Space : 10am 49 28 St Peter Mancroft : Fitzalan Consort : 1pm 37 30 NNCM : Padmore & Fellner : John Innes : 7.30pm 20 28 NNCM : Vienna Piano Trio : John Innes Centre : 7.30pm 21 NOVEMBER 2017 page DECEMBER 2017 continued page 4 Norwich Philharmonic : St Andrew’s Hall : 7.30pm 28 10 UEA : European Christmas : St George's Church : 6.30pm 44 8 Britten Sinfonia : St Andrew’s Hall : Elder conducts 14 14 UEA Choirs : Christmas Concert : St John the Baptist Brahms : 7.30pm RC Cathedral, Earlham Road Norwich : 7.30pm 45 9 Making Musicians : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 30 15 Norwich Cathedral Choir : Norwich Cathedral : 7.30pm 25 11 Cathedral Choir & Players : Norwich Cathedral : 7.30pm 28 19 Norwich Phil Christmas Concert : St Andrew’s Hall : 7.30 28 14 Norwich Baroque Friends’ Eve : Maddermarket : 7.30pm 25 23 Norwich Baroque : Norwich Cathedral : Messiah : 7.30 26/29 14 Glyndebourne Cosi Fan Tutte : Theatre Royal : 7.15pm 40 23 Viva Voce Singers : St Peter Mancroft : 7.30pm 43 15 Glyndebourne Il Barbiere di Siviglia : Theatre Royal : 7.15pm 40 16 Organ Recital J. Kealey : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 26 JANUARY 2018 page 16 Glyndebourne Cosi Fan Tutte : Theatre Royal : 2pm 40 1 Organ Recital Ashley Grote : Norwich Cathedral : 11am 26 17 Glyndebourne Hamlet : Theatre Royal : 7.15pm 40 11 Organ Recital L. Aramendi : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 26 18 St Peter Mancroft : Organ Recital : 1pm 37 11 Assembly House : Joanna MacGregor piano : 7.30pm 12 18 Glyndebourne Il Barbiere di Siviglia : Theatre Royal : 7.15 36 13 25th Norfolk Young Musicians Competition : 8 18 Viva Voce Singers : St Peter Mancroft : 7.30pm 47 John Innes Centre 18 NNCM : Imogen Cooper : John Innes Centre : 7.30pm 21 14 Michael Badminton Trust : Alexander Baillie Cello Recital : 19 Norwich Philharmonic : St Andrew’s Hall : 7.30pm 28 John Innes Centre : 3pm 9 23 UEA : Dvorák & Elgar : St Andrew's Hall : 7.30pm 44 14 Organ Recital G. Inscoe : Norwich Cathedral : 6.30pm 26 24 Britten Sinfonia: St Andrew’s Hall : At Lunch One : 1pm 15 20/21 NNCM : Beethoven Piano Trios : John Innes Centre 22 24 EU Chamber Orchestra : Theatre Royal : 7.30 pm 41 25 St Peter Mancroft : Organ Recital : 1pm 33 20 NNCM : Gould Piano Trio : John Innes Centre : 7.30pm 22 25 Keswick Hall Choir : Bach : St Peter Mancroft : 7.30pm 17 20 Voice Project : Winter Project Performance 45 28 NNCM : Vienna Piano Trio : John Innes Centre : 7.30pm 17 21 NNCM : Gould Piano Trio : John Innes Centre : 11.30am 18 30 Making Musicians : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 26 21 NNCM : Gould Piano Trio : John Innes Centre : 3pm 18 25 Making Musicians : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 30 DECEMBER 2017 page 26 Britten Sinfonia : St Andrew’s Hall : At Lunch Two : 1pm 15 2 St Peter Mancroft : Young Musicians Concert : 1pm 33 27 NNCM : Quatuor Ebene : John Innes Centre : 7.30pm 22 9 Norwich Philharmonic : St Andrew’s Hall : 7.30pm 28 27 Norwich Baroque : Norwich Central Baptist Church, 10 NNCM : John Innes Centre : 3pm 21 Duke Street : 7.30pm 26 At a Glance : September 2017 to April 2018 : At a Glance to April 2018 At a Glance : September 2017 At a Glance : September 2017 to April 2018 : At a Glance FEBRUARY 2018 page About Art in Norwich 1 Organ Recital D. Hobourn : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 30 3 Norwich Phil: Alexander Ullman : St Andrew’s Hall : 7.30 29 Rembrandt: Lightening the Darkness : Norwich Castle : 21 October to 7 January ‘18 Russian Season: Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts : 14 October to 11 February ‘18 FREE 10 NNCM : Francesco Piemontesi : John Innes Centre : 7.30 23 Paint Out Norwich : Hostry Festival : Norwich Cathedral : 19 to 28 October ‘17 GUIDE Dozens more exhibitions at galleries & studios in Norwich and Norfolk 15 Assembly House, Theatre Street : Alauda String Quartet 12 Olive Edis photographs Norwich Castle 18 NNCM : Haffner Wind Ensemble : John Innes Centre : 3pm 23 ART IN NORWICH a round-up of visual art exhibitions 22 Making Musicians : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 30 August ‘17 to March ‘18 and events in Norwich and beyond 24 Keswick Hall Choir : Baltic Stars : Princes' St URC : 7.30pm 18 MARCH 2018 page Music in Norwich is produced by Culture Shift as a companion to Art in Norwich, a roundup of visual 2 Britten Sinfonia : St Andrew’s Hall : Rhapsody in Blue : 7.30pm 16 art exhibitions in Norwich. 3 Academy of St Thomas : St Andrew’s Hall, 7.30pm 9 8 Organ Recital Neil Wright : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 30 You can find a downloadable pdf of Art in Norwich 8 The Bach Players : Stabat Mater : Octagon Chapel : 7.30pm 13 on www.artinnorwich.org.uk or printed copies 9 UEA Symphony Orchestra : St Andrew’s Hall : 7.30pm 45 around the city. The autumn edition covers 11 UEA Chamber Choir : St George’s Church : 6.30pm 46 August 2017-March 2018. 17 NNCM : Tolga Atalay Ün : John Innes Centre : 7.30pm 23 17 Norwich Philharmonic : St Andrew’s Hall : 7.30pm 29 More information about Culture Shift can found 22 Making Musicians : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 30 at www.theshiftnorwich.org.uk, where there is 24 Norwich Baroque : Norwich Cathedral : 7.30pm 26/29 an overview of Norwich culture and other useful information. APRIL 2018 page You can also sign up for culture updates 2 Organ Recital David Dunnett : Norwich Cathedral : 11am 30 via Culture Shift on the website. 14 Norwich Baroque : Pictures at an Exhibition : 7.30pm 27 20 Britten Sinfonia : St Andrew’s Hall : At Lunch Three : 1pm 16 For information and downloadable files and updates 21 NNCM : Elias & Navarra Quartets : John Innes : 7.30pm 23 see www.musicinnorwich.org.uk and follow 26 Making Musicians : Norwich Cathedral : 1.10pm 26 @musicinnorwich @norwichcultcity 28 Keswick Hall Choir : Cathedral Church St John : 7.30pm 18 @artinnorwich About Music in Norwich This programme is the result of a collaboration between a number of organisations who promote classical, jazz and world music. The aim is to gather music listings in one place so that they are easy to find and also to offer an overview of performances throughout the year. The Music in Norwich group is a self-supporting partnership of music organisations that are active and promoting music in Norwich and the surrounding area. We hope you will keep this booklet safe as it covers six months’ programming. Because of space limitations and lots Do you love to sing? going on, concert details are brief but you can find out more There are lots of opportunities to get involved in from individual organisations’ websites – see page 55 for music and not just listen to others play and sing venue and contact details and also where to buy tickets - - have a look at the Voice Project's singing and Theatre Royal Box Office and St George's Music Shop are the voice courses led by Sian Croose and Jon Baker main outlets as well as Ticketsource for online bookings.
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