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London College of Music London College of Music Live performances, events and master classes Jan – Apr 2019 About London College of Music At LCM we welcome all who share our Our close links with and understanding of the passion, whether it be classical, jazz and pop music industry have been reflected not only by our performance, composition, live sound production, students and staff, but also in our achievements: music technology, musical theatre, acting for we boast one of the most impressive employment stage, theatre production or music management. rates in the country, with 98% of our graduates are in employment or further study within six months Our ground-breaking courses are respected of graduating.* worldwide and are taught by practising industry experts who love what they do. Visiting staff To find out more about our courses, please from all over the globe bring fresh perspectives visit us at and cutting-edge knowledge that enhances the uwl.ac.uk/lcmsubjects curriculum. On all courses, students enjoy the or call 0800 036 8888 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. * According to Employment Performance Indicators (EPI) figures published by HESA in 2018. 2 Welcome Welcome to LCM Live! Welcome to the new season for LCM Live. The programme also includes regular lunchtime and Once again, it is packed full of exciting, evening concerts, LCM sessions, masterclasses and entertaining and thought provoking events. workshops which are open to all. In this programme we welcome a variety of guests including singers Eva Garajová and UWL are delighted to be co-hosting the Ealing Simon Wallfisch, musicians from Her Majesty’s Music and Film Festival for the seventh year, which Guards bands and cellist, Joseph Spooner. again brings us closer to our wonderful community. LCM is very proud of the industry collaborations, Thank you for your continued support partnerships and guests that work with our staff and I look forward to seeing you at and students throughout the year. one of our events, I can guarantee an entertaining time whichever Our final year student actors perform for us all you choose. of their final pre-graduation productions in this seasons period, including ‘Pornography’, ‘Sing Yer Warm Regards Heart Out For The Lads’, ‘Romeo and Juliet’ and ‘The Caucasian Chalk Circle’. All of which Sara Raybould are challenging pieces masterfully delivered by Pro Vice-Chancellor BA Acting students. Director, London College of Music 3 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] The Gondoliers 4 AboutLive Performances London College of Music Monday 28 January Saturday 9 February Evening Concert Production LCM Sessions BA Actors Time: 7pm Sing Yer Heart Out For The Lads Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Time: 2pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Thursday 7 February Production Saturday 9 February BA Actors Production Sing Yer Heart Out For The Lads BA Actors Time: 7pm Sing Yer Heart Out For The Lads Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Friday 8 February Production BA Actors Sing Yer Heart Out For The Ladsds Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site LCM Sessions Live PerformancesWelcome 5 Wednesday 13 February Saturday 16 February Lunchtime Concert Production Emilie Capulet (piano) and Guards Wind Quintet BA Actors as part of the Ealing Music and Film Festival Pornography Programme to include music by Poulenc and Time: 2pm Saint-Saëns’ Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Time: 1.10pm Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road Saturday 16 February Production Thursday 14 February BA Actors Production Pornography BA Actors Time: 7pm Pornography Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Wednesday 27 February Lunchtime Concert Friday 15 February LCM Student performers and composers Production Time: 1.10pm BA Actors Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road Pornography Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site 6 Live Performances Thursday 28 February Friday 1 March Production Production BA Voice in Performance BA Voice in Performance Devised Devised We know what we are We know what we are but know not what we may be? but know not what we may be? Time: 7pm Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Friday 1 March Saturday 2 March Production Production BA Voice in Performance BA Voice in Performance Devised Devised We know what we are We know what we are but know not what we may be? but know not what we may be? Time: 2pm Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Live Performances 7 Wednesday 6 March Wednesday 6 March Lunchtime Concert Masterclass Eva Garajová (mezzo soprano), Simon Wallfisch Eva Garajová (mezzo soprano) (baritone) and Emilie Capulet (piano) Time: 2.30pm – 4pm To include music by Brahms, Janáček, Dvořák Location: Vestry Hall, Ranelagh Road and Tchaikovsky Please email [email protected] to book a place Time: 1.10pm in the audience Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road Wednesday 13 March Lunchtime Concert LCM Jazz Students Time: 1.10pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Monday 18 March Evening Concert LCM Sessions Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Eva Garajová 8 Live Performances Wednesday 20 March Thursday 28 March Evening Concert Production Camerata, LCM Chorus and Her Majesty’s BA Actors Welsh Guards Band The Caucasian Chalk Circle Time: 7pm Time: 7pm Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Wednesday 27 March Friday 29 March Lunchtime Concert Production LCM Student Singers BA Actors Time: 1.10pm The Caucasian Chalk Circle Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Thursday 28 March Schools Performance BA Actors The Caucasian Chalk Circle Time: 2pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Her Majesty’s Welsh Guards Live Performances 9 Saturday 30 March Saturday 30 March Production Production BA Actors BA Actors The Caucasian Chalk Circle The Caucasian Chalk Circle Time: 2pm Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Wednesday 3 April Lunchtime Concert Joseph Spooner (Cello) and Francis Pott (piano) Time: 1.10pm Location: St Mary’s Church, St Mary’s Road Thursday 4 April Schools Performance BA Actors Romeo and Juliet Time: 2pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Pippin 10 Live Performances Thursday 4 April Saturday 6 April Production Production Romeo and Juliet BA Actors Time: 7pm Romeo and Juliet Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Friday 5 April Production BA Actors Romeo and Juliet Time: 7pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Saturday 6 April Production BA Actors Romeo and Juliet Time: 2pm Location: Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site Pippin Live Performances 11 12 Live Performances th th 13 to 17 February 2019 Our Seventh Successful Season CELEBRATING EALING’S CULTURAL HEART SUPPORTING EALING’S YOUNG ARTISTS Highlights of the 2019 Festival Programme th th Wednesday 13 February Friday 15 February (continued) St Mary’s Church, South Ealing Road – 1.10pm St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane – 7.30pm Emilie Capulet piano with the Guards Wind Quintet – Music by Saint-Saëns and Poulenc Ealing Youth Orchestra with Leon Gee conductor and Lauren Zhang piano Music by Hannah Kendall, Prokofiev and Berlioz St Mary’s Perivale, Perivale Lane – 7.30pm Trio Isimsiz – music by Mozart, Fauré and Brahms The Brentham Club, Meadvale Road – 8.00pm An evening of Jazz and Soul with Louise Marshall and the Brethren Weston Hall, University of West London – 8.00pm Programme of locally produced and directed short films Saturday 16th February th Events and Film Screenings with MetFilm School Thursday 14 February Final details to be announced Weston Hall, University of West London – 7.30pm London Mozart Players with Tasmin Little violin St Barnabas Church, Pitshanger Lane – 7.30pm Music by Mozart, Roxanna Panufnik, Vivaldi, Elgar and Tchaikovsky West London Sinfonia with Philip Hesketh conductor and Christopher Kent narrator Music by Khachaturian, Nathaniel Stookey and Dvořák Friday 15th February th Weston Hall, University of West London – 7.00pm Sunday 17 February Film Screening ‘Quadrophenia’, Pete Townshend and Franc Roddam’s musical tribute to the University of West London – 3.00pm and 5.00pm Mods and Rockers of pre-1960 England, starring Sting, Phil Daniels, Leslie Ash and Toyah Willcox Performances by Love2sing and LCM Junior College for tickets and full information please visit: www.ealingmusicandfilmfestival.org Live Performances 13 14 Live Performances Live Performances 15 16 Live Performances Live Performances 17 18 Live Performances Live Performances 19 Urinetown 20 Live Performances PERFORMING ARTS Cabaret Performing Arts 21 Sing Yer Heart Out For The Lads Thursday 7 February, 7pm Roy Williams’s fierce and excoriating portrait of Friday 8 February, 7pm British racism is set in a south-east London pub, Saturday 9 February, 2pm Saturday 9 February, 7pm during the 2000 England vs. Germany match. Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site As England lose again, their supporters in The Tickets from uwlsu.com/lcmlive King George lose it too – and with this, patriotism becomes unapologetic racism. 22 Performing Arts Pornography Thursday 14 February, 7pm One week in July 2005. Live 8. G8. London 2012 Friday 15 February, 7pm Olympic bid. 7/7. Saturday 16 February, 2pm Saturday 16 February, 7pm Britain feels like the centre of the world. World-changing Lawrence Hall, Ealing Site politics, gigantic charity concerts, the chance to host Tickets from uwlsu.com/lcmlive the Olympics; everything’s happening, and everyone¹s talking about it.
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