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London College of Music London College of Music of College London London College of Music LIVE LIVE January – March 2018 March – January January – March 2018 Discover live performances, events and master classes at London College of Music About London College of Music of College London About About London College of Music At LCM we welcome all who share our passion, whether it be classical, jazz and pop performance, composition, live sound production, music technology, musical theatre, acting for stage, theatre production or music management. Our ground-breaking courses are respected worldwide and are taught by practising industry experts who love what they do. Visiting staff from all over the globe bring fresh perspectives and cutting-edge knowledge that enhances the curriculum. On all courses, students enjoy the added advantage of invaluable work experience in professional environments, plus a unique opportunity to network with other creative artists across the wide-ranging disciplines embraced by LCM and the wider University. Our close links with and understanding of the music industry have been reflected not only by our students and staff, but also in our achievements: we boast one of the most impressive employment rates in the country, with 97% of our graduates are in employment or further study within six months of graduating.* To find out more about our courses, please visit us at uwl.ac.uk/lcmsubjects or call 0800 036 8888 * According to Employment Performance Indicators 2 (EPI) figures published by HESA in 2017. Welcome Welcome to LCM Live! Welcome to the first London College of Music Theatre lovers are spoilt for choice in February and Live programme of 2018. This is an exciting March as we focus on the work of our graduating year for LCM as we continue to celebrate our BA Actors, in a choice of four productions. 130 year anniversary. We sincerely hope that we see you at one of our In this programme we have a great range of wonderful events and on behalf of all at UWL, we events, including performances from some wish you a most Happy and Prosperous New Year. fantastic visiting artists including virtuoso pianists Natalyia Kartasheva, Sara Dominici and Warm Regards from the Staff and Students Massimo Perciaccante, internationally acclaimed of London College of Music violinist Tatevik Khachaturian and Her Majesty’s Coldstream Guards Band. Naturally, our wonderful students will be showcasing their talent throughout the Spring months. Whether it’s pop performance at the increasingly popular LCM Sessions, an Evening of Jazz or a lunchtime concert in either the wonderful St Mary’s Church or our very own Lawrence Hall, there is something to suit all tastes. 3 LCM Sessions Live Performances Live London College of Music LIVE PERFORMANCES London College of Music Live performances are open to the public. Unless otherwise indicated, booking for events may be done by emailing [email protected] For more information on performances please visit uwl.ac.uk/lcmlive or email us at [email protected] 4 LCM Summer Showcase 2017 Live Performances Live Saturday 13 January Wednesday 31 January Junior College Open Day Composers Workshop Individual, Group Classes and Blair Mowat Ensemble Taster sessions. Ages 5 – 19 Blair is a prolific, BAFTA-nominated Time: 8.30am – 3pm composer who has written for theatre, dance Location: Ealing Site and TV, including the Dr. Who spin-off ‘Class’ For info and to book visit Time: 4 – 6pm uwl.ac.uk/lcmjuniorcollege Location: BY.01.001 Monday 29th January Wednesday 31 January Screening Opera BA Acting Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘The Gondoliers’ Showreel Screening Time: 7pm Time: 6 – 9pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: William Barry Theatre To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive Tuesday 30 January Opera BMus and MMus Performance Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘The Gondoliers’ Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site 5 Blast Radio Live Performances Live Thursday 1 February Saturday 3 February Opera Junior College Open Day Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘The Gondoliers’ Individual, Group Classes and Schools Matinee Performance Ensemble Taster sessions. Ages 5 – 19 Time: 1pm Time: 8.30am – 3pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: Ealing Site To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive For info and to book visit uwl.ac.uk/lcmjuniorcollege Thursday 1 February Opera Wednesday 7 February Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘The Gondoliers’ Moving In Stereo Time: 7pm Stormy Weather Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Directed by Andrew L. Stone To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive Time: 1 – 4pm Location: William Barry Theatre Friday 2 February Opera Gilbert and Sullivan’s ‘The Gondoliers’ Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive 6 Emilie Capulet Live Performances Live Wednesday 7 February Thursday 8 February Lunchtime Concert Production Ealing Film and Music Festival BA Actors Emilie Capulet: A Celebration of the 1984 Music of Debussy Time: 7pm Time: 1.10pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: St Mary’s Church To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive For more info visit ealingmusicandfilmfestival.org Friday 9 February Production Wednesday 7 Feb BA Actors Composers Workshop 1984 Param Vir Time: 7pm Param Vir is a respected composer of Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site chamber and orchestral works, music-theatre To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive and opera with close links to LCM Time: 4 – 6pm Saturday 10 February Location: BY.01.001 Production BA Actors 1984 Time: 2pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive 7 Live Performances Live Saturday 10 February Wednesday 14 Feb Production Composers Workshop BA Actors Agata Kubiak and Bartek Szafranski 1984 Agata and Bartek will talk about their Time: 7pm collaboration on a new work for violin Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site incorporating improvisation and electronics To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive Time: 4 – 6pm Location: BY.01.001 Wednesday 14 February Moving In Stereo Thursday 15 February The T.A.M.I Show Production Directed by Steve Binder (1964) BA Actors Time: 1 – 4pm Nell Gwynn Location: William Barry Theatre Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Wednesday 14 February To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive Lunchtime Concert Colin Shecktor (piano) Friday 16 February LCM post graduate student performs an Production improvised piano concert inspired by short films BA Actors Time: 1.10pm Nell Gwynn Location: St Mary’s Church Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site 8 To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive Live Performances Live Saturday 17 February Wednesday 21 February Production Lunchtime Concert BA Actors Tatevik Khachaturian (violin), Joseph Spooner Nell Gwynn (cello) and Nataša Šarčević (piano) Time: 2pm Time: 1.10pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: St Mary’s Church To book please visit uwlsu.com/lcmlive Wednesday 21 Feb Saturday 17 February Composers Workshop Production Laura Rossi BA Actors Laura has written extensively for film and Nell Gwynn television, including many silent films. 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A Pennebaker (1986) Time: 1 – 4pm Location: William Barry Theatre 10 LCM Sessions Live Performances Live Wednesday 7 March Saturday 10 March Lunchtime Concert Junior College Open Day Time: 1.10pm Individual, Group Classes and Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road Ensemble Taster sessions. 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