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Arts Events in Richmond Upon Thames Arts Richmond (Est P a g e | 1 Arts Events in Richmond upon Thames Arts Richmond (est. 1966) is an independent charity (251359) supporting 100+ Arts and Cultural Organisations in and around the borough of December 2015 Richmond upon Thames Festive Bonanza! s we approach Christmas there Septemberopen rehearsal with William2014 Vann, St is the usual array of wonderful AGM Andrew’s Church, Surbiton. music, drama and other festive & Christmas kingstonchoralsociety.org.uk A events to lift our spirits as the dark Drinks Hounslow Symphony Orchestra: nights descend. Saturday 28 November at 7.30pm, We are also looking forward to our Thursday 3 December concert includes Mendelssohn's 50th Anniversary in 2016 which we will 7.30pm Trumpet Overture opus 101, Mozart's be marking with at Hampton Hill Theatre Bassoon Concerto in B flat, with soloist an Exhibition The Lawrence O’Donnell, and Schubert's Golden Thread at Members are warmly invited to Symphony no 9 The Great C major the Stables join the Executive Committee conducted by Scott Wilson, at St Mary's Church, Osterley Road, Gallery at Orleans and Trustees of Arts Richmond House from 10 Isleworth. hounslow-symphony.org.uk March to 24 April as they celebrate another year Normansfield Theatre, Teddington: 2016 – more of the astonishing variety and Sunday 29 November at 7.30pm, Villa details in the next success of arts and culture on InCanto’s Il Barbiere Di Siviglia. edition. Tuesday 8 December at 7.30pm, In the meantime we are delighted to offer in Richmond upon Down’s Syndrome Association announce that Sara Burn Edwards and Thames. Christmas Concert with a mix of dance Howard Greenwood, two of our ETNA Community Centre, 13 Rosslyn from the Larondina Dance Company, earliest Chairmen, have agreed to act Road, Twickenham, TW1 2AR music from The Richmond Music Trust, as Joint Presidents for our ‘Year of 020 8892 9446 and songs from the Marble Hill Singers Celebration’. Members will be able to [email protected] with readings from a few special meet them at our AGM on Thursday 3 guests throughout the evening. Guerrero, Lobo and MacMillan. langdondowncentre.org.uk December which will be held in the Coward Suite at Hampton Hill Theatre Conducted by William Petter with organist, Paul Ayres at St Luke’s as usual. Church, Sydney Street, Chelsea SW3 concordiavoices.org Tickets still available for Arts Barnes Music Society: Thursday 26 Richmond’s fund-raising event November at 7:30pm, Fibonacci Wednesday 25 November Sequence, Thomas Lessels (clarinet), at 7.30pm at Duke Street Church Benjamin Hughes (cello) and Kathron Cambridge Professor Sturrock (piano), with music by Robert Tombs, author of the Beethoven and Brahms at the Old brilliant “The English and Their Sorting Office Arts Centre, Barnes. History” will be in conversation barnesmusicsociety.org.uk with Anne Sebba about the Music Kingston Choral Society with Thames fascinating constitutional issue of Sinfonia: Wednesday 28 November at Concordia Voices: Saturday 21 the ‘English Question’. 7.30pm, Kingston Parish Church, November at 7.30pm, Sacred Banquet, Booking Line: 020 8831 6494 Haydn Harmoniemesse and Beethoven Byrd: Mass for 4 Voices, Vierne: Messe www.richmondliterature.com Mass in C. Saturday 19 December at Solennelle and other works by Byrd 7.30pm, O Come, O Come Emmanuel, P a g e | 2 Kew Wind Orchestra: Saturday 5 The Mayor’s Annual Christmas December at 4.30pm, Christmas Concert: Tuesday 8 December at Arts Richmond’s Young Concert, conducted by Matthew Willis 7.00pm at Clarendon Hall, York House, Writers’ Festival and featuring Shona Lindsay at St Twickenham. 020 8891 7123 Paul's, the Actors' Church, Covent richmond.gov.uk/home/council/councillors/may Open to all young people who or/mayors_charities.htm Garden. kewwindorchestra.org.uk either live or attend Kingston Madrigal Society: Meets on The Middlesex Yeomanry (Duke of Schools/clubs in the Borough the first Saturday of the month (eg. 5 Cambridge's Hussars) Band: Sunday 13th December at 2.30pm, Christmas Richmond upon Thames. December), 7.30pm to 9.30pm, to sing Concert featuring traditional and madrigals. tinyurl.com/kingston-ms Entries to: seasonal music as well as carols for [email protected] Putney Choral Society: Saturday 5 audience participation, mulled wine, December at 7.00pm, Dream of by: 11 December 2015 mince pies at the YMCA White House, See artsrichmond.org.uk for details Gerontius at St Paul’s Church, Hampton. mycb.org.uk Augustus Road, Southfields with Collis Choral Singers Sunday 13 conductor Christopher Braime, full Chapel Royal, Hampton Court Palace: December at 7.00pm, Christmas orchestra and soloists. Choral Evensong, Sundays 3.30pm: Concert St Marks’ Church, St Mark’s putneychoralsoc.org.uk Doors open at 3.00pm ( first come, first seated.) Sunday 6 December at Road, Teddington. Programme Hampton Choral Society: Saturday 5 1.00pm Lunchtime Recital, Peter includes Claudio Monteverdi, extracts December at 7.00pm, Choral Concert, Holder on organ; Sunday 13 December from Handel’s Messiah and Mozart Vivaldi: Beatus Vir, Rutter: Magnificat at 1.00pm, Louisa Haggerty and Rufus Ave Verum Corpus collischoralsingers.org plus Pachelbel and Widor at All Saints Frowde (soprano and piano/organ); Church, Campbell Road, Twickenham. Richmond Choral Society: Friday 18 hamptonchoral.org.uk Sunday 20 December at 1.00pm December at 7.00pm, Evening Soiree carols, but no recital. chapelroyal.org includes Missa Criolla - an Argentinian Barnes Choir: Saturday 5 December at mass by Arial Ramirez; the 'Sparrow’ 7.30pm Christmas Concert works by Isleworth Baroque: Friday 11 to Mass by Mozart, and the Shepherds' Rutter and Paul Patterson with carols Saturday 13 December 7.30pm at Cantata by Michael Haydn at the for audience and choir at St Mary Normansfield Theatre, Teddington, Queen Charlotte Hall, Richmond Adult Magdalene, Richmond. Semele, a fully staged production of barneschoir.org.uk Handel’s version of the story taken and Community College (RACC). Retiring collection in aid of local Thames Philharmonic Choir: Saturday from Greek mythology. langdondowncentre.org.uk homeless charity SPEAR. Tickets on 5 December at 7.30pm, Bush Teddington Choral Society: Saturday the door. richmondchoralsociety.com Christmas Cantata, Bob Chilcott On Christmas Night with carols for choir 12 December at 7.30pm, Christmas Cantanti Camerati: Saturday 19 and audience conducted by John Bate. Music for choir and audience at St December at 7.30pm, Christmas thamesphilchoir.org.uk James Church, Hampton Hill. Concert, with carols for choir and [email protected] audience with Handbells, Organ and Orange Tree Theatre, Richmond: Sunday 6 December at 11.00am, The Twickenham Choral Society: Saturday String Ensemble, with Conductor Allegri Quartet’s Sunday Coffee 12 December at 7.30pm, Stephen Gregson, at St Mary’s Church, Mendelssohn, Hymn of Praise; Rossini, Twickenham. cantanticamerati.org.uk Concert. orangetreetheatre.co.uk Petite Messe Solennelle at Kingston Landmark Arts Centre, Teddington: The Dysart Arms, Petersham: Sunday Parish Church. twickenhamchoral.org.uk 13 December at 7.30pm, Valicja Sunday 6 December at 3.00pm, Family Concert with Chamberhouse Winds Whitton Choral Society: Saturday 12 Smietana and Sasha Grynyuk (violin featuring the premiere of their December at 7.30 pm, Christmas and piano duo) The Snowman and adaptation of Raymond Briggs’ The Concert, A Light in the Stable by Allan other festive works. Bullard, with carols for choir and thedysartpetersham.co.uk Snowman and other festive music. Saturday 19 December at 7.30pm audience at Whitton Baptist Church Rock, jazz and more Hounslow Road, Whitton. Carols by Candlelight, seasonal music neilhawes.com/wcs/wcs performed by Surrey Brass, local choirs Eel Pie Club: Meets on Thursday nights and YOU! landmarkartscentre.org Musical Museum, Brentford: Sunday at the Cabbage Patch, Twickenham 13 December at 3.00 pm Christmas (Doors: 8.30pm): Thursday 19 Richmond Concert Society: Tuesday 8 Concert featuring Chris Barber, Eleanor November The Rollin’ Stoned; December at 7.45pm, Fauré Quartet Rastall and guests. musicalmuseum.co.uk Thursday 26 November Straight 8 UK; play Volker David Kirchner: Piano Thursday 3 December, Dr Feelgood; Quartet No. 3 , Mozart: Piano Quartet Stoneleigh Youth Orchestra: Sunday Wednesday 16 December EPC No. 1 in G minor, K478, Fauré: Piano 13 December at 6.30pm, Winter Christmas Party with the Eel Pie All Quartet No. 1 in C minor, Op. 15, at Concert at the Royal College of Music, Stars. eelpieclub.com St Margaret's Catholic Church, Prince Consort Road, London SW7 stoneleighyouthorchestra.org.uk Twickfolk: Sunday 6 December at 7.45 East Twickenham. richmondconcerts.co.uk pm, The Hut People; Sunday 13 P a g e | 3 December, Mike Danver Scott/ Charley’s Aunt by Brandon Thomas, at the DJ’s selection of popular dance Morrigan; Sunday 20 December at Kew Community Centre, St Luke’s in tunes. musicalmuseum.co.uk 7.45 pm Christmas Singaround. the Avenue, Kew. q2players.org.uk Richmond Adult Community College twickfolk.co.uk Rose Theatre, Kingston: 1 December (RACC) Parkshot, Richmond: Thursday Twickenham Jazz Club: Meets on to 3 January 2016 at 7.00pm, A 26 November, 7.00pm to 8.15pm, Tuesdays at 8.30pm at the Cabbage Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens; Turkish Belly Dancing taster event. Patch: Tuesday 24 November, Pete Monday 14 December at 7.30pm racc.org.uk Long with John Pearce Trio; Tuesday 1 Christmas Concert plus a miscellany of December: Kelvin Christiane's AllStars Films one-night events throughout Big Band; Tuesday 8 December: Nick December. rosetheatrekingston.org Richmond Film Society: Meets in the Mills Blue Note Project featuring Leon Richmond Theatre: 4 December to 10 Pete Postlethwaite Theatre (Room G5) Greening; Tuesday 15 December, Soh January 2016 at 7.30pm, Cinderella, at St Mary’s University College at Brezy Band featuring Neil Angilley; plus a large range of one-off events. 8.00pm on alternate Tuesdays.
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