Sibelius 150th Anniversary Concert, Rutland Sinfonia, Oakham School Chapel, In association with Loros.

Sibelius 150th Anniversary Concert

Saturday May 16th

Rutland Sinfonia

Conductor – Paul Hilliam
Violin – David le Page

Weber – Overture ‘Der Freischutz’
Sibelius – Violin Concerto
Brahms – Symphony No 2

Tickets available on the door,& from Oakham Wines,
3 High Street, Oakham, LE15 6AH.

Also from Madeleine Stanley 01780 752031.

Our season finale will mark the 150th anniversary of the birth of Jean Sibelius and we welcome back David le Page to perform the Violin Concerto. Those who heard David perform the Tchaikovsky concerto with the Sinfonia last season will know what a stunning soloist he is.
Framing the concerto will be Weber’s full bodied overture to “Der Freischutz” and the most melodic and tuneful of the symphonies by Brahms.

In association with Loros.

Registered Charity No 1140582

Price: £12 (in advance £10), Concs £10 (£8) Under 18s £2


Oakham School Chapel
Chapel Close, Market Place
Oakham
LE15 6DT


The event runs from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm

Handel – Messiah, Oakham School Chapel, Oakham School, Has Been Cancelled

Handel – Messiah

6 December 2014 @ 7:30 pm

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELLED

Oakham School Chapel -
Oakham School,
Chapel Close,
Market Place,
Oakham,
Rutland
LE15 6DT,
UK

COST: £8 // Music & More

 Oakham School

 01572 758820

Rutland Young Soloists Showcase, Rutland Sinfonia, Oakham School Chapel

Rutland Young Soloists Showcase

Saturday October 11th

Rutland Sinfonia

Conductor – Paul Hilliam

Cello – Ellen Porter
Violin – Ali Asagarov
Piano – Anson Yip
Violin – Becky Taylor
Trumpet – Adam Hebditch

Berlioz – Overture ‘Beatrice and Benedict’
Elgar – Cello Concerto, 1st Movement – Ellen Porter
Saint-Saens – Violin Concerto No 3, 2nd Movement – Ali Asagarov
Beethoven – Piano Concerto No5, 3rd Movement – Anson Yip
Mendelssohn – Violin Concerto, 2nd Movement – Becky Taylor
Hummel - Trumpet Concerto, 2nd and 3rd Movements – Adam Hebditch
Tchaikovsky – Fantasy Overture ‘Romeo and Juliet’

Registered Charity No 1140582

Price: £12, Concs £10, Under 18s £2 (in advance £10, £8)

Tickets available from Oakham Wines

Oakham School Chapel
Chapel Close, Market Place
Oakham
LE15 6DT

The event runs from 7:30 pm to 9:00 pm 

Rutland Sinfonia – Rutlands Young Soloists, Oakham School Chapel, Chapel Cl, Market Place, Oakham, LE15 6DT

Rutland Sinfonia – Rutlands Young Soloists

Saturday 11^th October 2014 7-30pm

Oakham School Chapel, Chapel Cl, Market Place, Oakham, LE15 6DT

Conductor – Paul Hilliam

Cello – Ellen Porter

Violin – Ali Asagarov

Piano – Anson Yip

Violin – Becky Taylor

Trumpet – Adam Hebditch

Berlioz – Overture ‘Beatrice and Benedict’

Elgar – Cello Concerto, 1^st Movement – Ellen Porter

Saint-Saens – Violin Concerto No 3, 2^nd Movement – Ali Asagarov

Beethoven – Piano Concerto No5, 3^rd Movement – Anson Yip

Mendelssohn – Violin Concerto, 2^nd Movement – Becky Taylor

Hummel - Trumpet Concerto, 2^nd and 3^rd Movements – Adam Hebditch

Tchaikovsky – Fantasy Overture ‘Romeo and Juliet’

Tickets: £12 (in advance £10), Concessions £10 (in advance £8), Children and students in full time education £2

Available on the door, & from Oakham Wines, 3 High Street, Oakham, LE15 6AH, 01572 757124

Also from Madeleine Stanley 01780 752031.

We start our season with a concert featuring local talent. Five young musicians who either live in Rutland, receive their education in Rutland, or play with the Rutland Sinfonia will perform concerto movements on piano, violin, cello and trumpet. We also mark Shakespeare’s 450^th birthday with two works based on his famous stage plays.

Honorary President. H.M. Lord-Lieutenant of Rutland, Dr. Laurence Howard O.B.E., J.P.

www.rutlandsinfonia.org.uk

Registered Charity No 1140582

Peace on Earth, Oakham Choral Society and Oarchestra, Oakham School Chapel

Peace on Earth, Oakham Choral Society and Oarchestra, Oakham School Chapel

Rutland Sinfonia - Concertos in the Chapel, Concert, Oakham School Chapel, Market Place, Oakham, Rutland, LE15 6DT

Rutland Sinfonia - Concertos in the Chapel,
Concert,

Oakham School Chapel,
Market Place,
Oakham,
Rutland,
LE15 6DT

Tel: 01780 752031



Rutland Sinfonia - Concertos in the Chapel
Saturday 9th March 2013 - 7-30pm

Paul Hilliam - Conductor

Oakham School Soloists:
Lucy-Rose Graham - Cello
Phillippa Elmer - Oboe
Vanessa White - Violin
　
Overture to “Prince Igor” - Borodin
Oboe Concerto - Bellini
Cello Concerto - Saint-Saens
Romance for Violin and Orchestra - Dvorak
Symphony No 6 in B minor “Pathetique” - Tchaikovsky

Tickets on the door £11 (£10 in advance). Concessions on the door £9 (£8 in advance). Children under 18 £2 and Students in full time education £2.
Tickets available from Music & More, 3 Melton Road, Oakham, LE15 6AX, or Madeleine Stanley on 01780 752031 and on the door from 6-45pm.
Friends of Rutland Sinfonia are entitled to £1 discount on all ticket prices - contact Madeleine Stanley, 01780 752031 for advanced tickets.

Rutland Sinfonia is a Registered Charity no. 1140582
www.rutlandsinfonia.org.uk
Come and hear the talented students from Oakham School in three very contrasting solo works. These are framed by two Russian masterpieces; the patriotic overture to Borodin‘s “Prince Igor“ and the final sublime sixth symphony by Tchaikovsky; the “Pathetique“.

Oakham School Chapel, Oakham, Rutland, Photograph

Oakham School Chapel, Oakham, Rutland, Photograph

Sheldon Theatre, Oxford, Handel Messiah, Oakham School Chapel Choir & Charivari Agreable, William Towers

Sheldon Theatre, Oxford, Handel Messiah, Oakham School Chapel Choir


Sunday 18th March 2012

Oakham School Chapel Choir, Charivari Agreable,
Holly Singlehurst, Livvie Carrell soprano,
William Towers countertenor, Nathan Ellis,
James Slingsby tenor, Angus Bower-Brown,
Thomas McDavid bass, Peter Davis conductor

Join the music department and members of the
whole school community for Oakham's major
concert of 2012: a stunning performance of
Handel's masterpiece, Messiah, set in the jewel-like
interior of the Sheldon Theatre in Oxford.

Enjoy all your favourites, including the thrilling
Hallelujah Chorus, sung by Oakham School Chapel
Choir. They will be accompanied by the superb
period instrument ensemble, Charivari Agreable,
who are recognised as "one of the classiest baroque
bands" around. The English countertenor and rising
star, William Towers, joins leading pupil singers to
perform those solo arias.

Big Band Bonanza Oakham School Doncaster Close

Big Band Bonanza Oakham School Doncaster Close

 Thursday 28th June 2012

Tickets for this unmissable event will be
on sale on Thursday 26th April from 9am.
ONLY in person at the Boxoffice or by phone
01572 758820. Tickets will not be available
online or by email.

Marquee, Doncaster Close, 7.30pm
£14




Tickets are not always required for free events:
please check the individual event details. Tickets
may be available on the door. Oakham School
are unable to take credit/debit card payments.

Cheques should be made payable to Oakham School.

How to get tickets

E-mail boxoffice@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Phone 01572 758820 (music)

01572 758653 (theatre)

In person Foyer, QET (during working hours)

Post Please send your written order and
payment to:

Boxoffice, The Barraclough,
Ashwell Road, Oakham
Rutland LE15 6QG

for concerts only tickets are also available
online

www.WeGotTickets.com
(No Booking fee for free concerts)

Locally Music&More, 3 Melton Road, Oakham
(01572 756578)

Facilities

Most seating is unreserved and audiences are advised to
arrive early. Latecomers will be admitted as appropriate.
Chapel seating is not padded but some cushions are
available; please note that although the Chapel is heated
it can be cool during the colder months. A ramp is
available at the Chapel for wheelchair users. There are
several stairs up to the QET auditorium. Please contact
the Boxoffice if you have particular requirements.
Refreshments are available at most QET performances
and some Chapel concerts. Toilet facilities are available
near the Chapel and in the QET

Scholarships

Details of Scholarships and Awards, including Music,
Art, and Drama may be obtained from the Registrar,
Oakham School, Chapel Close, Oakham, Rutland
LE15 6DT

01572 758758

admissions@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

James and the Giant Peach Oakham School Queen Elizabeth Theatre

James and the Giant Peach Oakham School Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Saturday 23rd to Monday 25th June 2012

Jerwoods pupils present their fantastical version
of the Roald Dahl classic James and the Giant
Peach. Join them on their journey through air
and across land and sea on their adventures
aboard the magical peach.

Queen Elizabeth Theatre, 7.45pm


Tickets are not always required for free events:
please check the individual event details. Tickets
may be available on the door. Oakham School
are unable to take credit/debit card payments.

Cheques should be made payable to Oakham School.

How to get tickets

E-mail boxoffice@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Phone 01572 758820 (music)

01572 758653 (theatre)

In person Foyer, QET (during working hours)

Post Please send your written order and
payment to:

Boxoffice, The Barraclough,
Ashwell Road, Oakham
Rutland LE15 6QG

for concerts only tickets are also available
online

www.WeGotTickets.com
(No Booking fee for free concerts)

Locally Music&More, 3 Melton Road, Oakham
(01572 756578)

Facilities

Most seating is unreserved and audiences are advised to
arrive early. Latecomers will be admitted as appropriate.
Chapel seating is not padded but some cushions are
available; please note that although the Chapel is heated
it can be cool during the colder months. A ramp is
available at the Chapel for wheelchair users. There are
several stairs up to the QET auditorium. Please contact
the Boxoffice if you have particular requirements.
Refreshments are available at most QET performances
and some Chapel concerts. Toilet facilities are available
near the Chapel and in the QET

Scholarships

Details of Scholarships and Awards, including Music,
Art, and Drama may be obtained from the Registrar,
Oakham School, Chapel Close, Oakham, Rutland
LE15 6DT

01572 758758

admissions@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Festival Concert Oakham School Chapel

Festival Concert

Friday 22nd June 2012

Symphony Orchestra

Reinecke Harp Concerto. op. 182
and music by Beethoven and Debussy

Chapel, 7.45pm

Tickets required


Tickets are not always required for free events:
please check the individual event details. Tickets
may be available on the door. Oakham School
are unable to take credit/debit card payments.

Cheques should be made payable to Oakham School.

How to get tickets

E-mail boxoffice@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Phone 01572 758820 (music)

01572 758653 (theatre)

In person Foyer, QET (during working hours)

Post Please send your written order and
payment to:

Boxoffice, The Barraclough,
Ashwell Road, Oakham
Rutland LE15 6QG

for concerts only tickets are also available
online

www.WeGotTickets.com
(No Booking fee for free concerts)

Locally Music&More, 3 Melton Road, Oakham
(01572 756578)

Facilities

Most seating is unreserved and audiences are advised to
arrive early. Latecomers will be admitted as appropriate.
Chapel seating is not padded but some cushions are
available; please note that although the Chapel is heated
it can be cool during the colder months. A ramp is
available at the Chapel for wheelchair users. There are
several stairs up to the QET auditorium. Please contact
the Boxoffice if you have particular requirements.
Refreshments are available at most QET performances
and some Chapel concerts. Toilet facilities are available
near the Chapel and in the QET

Scholarships

Details of Scholarships and Awards, including Music,
Art, and Drama may be obtained from the Registrar,
Oakham School, Chapel Close, Oakham, Rutland
LE15 6DT

01572 758758

admissions@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Art Shows, Drama & Music Speech Day Concert Oakham School Chapel

Art Shows, Drama & Music Speech Day Concert Oakham School Chapel

Saturday 2nd June 2012

Arts Shows, Drama and Music

Speech Day Concert
Music for a Coranation

Chapel Choir & Chamber Choir

Walton The Coronation Te Deum
Parry I Was Glad
and music from A Garland for the Queen

Chapel 10.30am
Free



Tickets are not always required for free events:
please check the individual event details. Tickets
may be available on the door. Oakham School
are unable to take credit/debit card payments.

Cheques should be made payable to Oakham School.

How to get tickets

E-mail boxoffice@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Phone 01572 758820 (music)

01572 758653 (theatre)

In person Foyer, QET (during working hours)

Post Please send your written order and
payment to:

Boxoffice, The Barraclough,
Ashwell Road, Oakham
Rutland LE15 6QG

for concerts only tickets are also available
online

www.WeGotTickets.com
(No Booking fee for free concerts)

Locally Music&More, 3 Melton Road, Oakham
(01572 756578)

Facilities

Most seating is unreserved and audiences are advised to
arrive early. Latecomers will be admitted as appropriate.
Chapel seating is not padded but some cushions are
available; please note that although the Chapel is heated
it can be cool during the colder months. A ramp is
available at the Chapel for wheelchair users. There are
several stairs up to the QET auditorium. Please contact
the Boxoffice if you have particular requirements.
Refreshments are available at most QET performances
and some Chapel concerts. Toilet facilities are available
near the Chapel and in the QET

Scholarships

Details of Scholarships and Awards, including Music,
Art, and Drama may be obtained from the Registrar,
Oakham School, Chapel Close, Oakham, Rutland
LE15 6DT

01572 758758

admissions@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Summer Sounds Oakham Concert Band & Chamber Orchestra Oakham School Chapel

Summer Sounds Oakham Concert Band & Chamber Orchestra Oakham School Chapel

Friday 11th May 2011

Concert Band, Chamber Orchestra,
Woodwind Ensemble, GASP Choir

Chapel, 7.45pm

Free, tickets required


Tickets are not always required for free events:
please check the individual event details. Tickets
may be available on the door. Oakham School
are unable to take credit/debit card payments.

Cheques should be made payable to Oakham School.

How to get tickets

E-mail boxoffice@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Phone 01572 758820 (music)

01572 758653 (theatre)

In person Foyer, QET (during working hours)

Post Please send your written order and
payment to:

Boxoffice, The Barraclough,
Ashwell Road, Oakham
Rutland LE15 6QG

for concerts only tickets are also available
online

www.WeGotTickets.com
(No Booking fee for free concerts)

Locally Music&More, 3 Melton Road, Oakham
(01572 756578)

Facilities

Most seating is unreserved and audiences are advised to
arrive early. Latecomers will be admitted as appropriate.
Chapel seating is not padded but some cushions are
available; please note that although the Chapel is heated
it can be cool during the colder months. A ramp is
available at the Chapel for wheelchair users. There are
several stairs up to the QET auditorium. Please contact
the Boxoffice if you have particular requirements.
Refreshments are available at most QET performances
and some Chapel concerts. Toilet facilities are available
near the Chapel and in the QET

Scholarships

Details of Scholarships and Awards, including Music,
Art, and Drama may be obtained from the Registrar,
Oakham School, Chapel Close, Oakham, Rutland
LE15 6DT

01572 758758

admissions@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Lawson Piano Trio, Oakham School Chapel, Music In The Round, Arts Council For England

Lawson Piano Trio, Oakham School Chapel, Music In The Round, Arts Council For England

Professional Music in the Chapel

Friday 14th October 2011

7.45pm

boxoffice@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Lawson Piano Trio

Emerging as one of the finest ensembles if its
generation the Lawson Trio has a busy concert
schedule in Britain and abroad, bringing a wide
range of traditional and contemporary Piano Trio
music to audiences of all ages.

They celebrate the 150th anniversary of
Debussy's birth, pairing his youthful trio with a
work by David Knott, illustrating nature's elusive
beauty, which was commissioned by the group
for its South Bank debut in 2010. These pieces
are framed by Mozart's final piano trio and
Brahms's epic trio in B.

Mozart Trio in G. K. 564
Debussy Trio No. 1 in G
David Knotts The Long Way Home
Brahms Trio in B, op, 8

Music In The Round Informal, friendly concerts, arranged in-the-round and introduced personally by the musicians.


Supported by Arts Council England

Music in the Round is delighted to be working with Chamberstudio, which gives performance opportunities
to some of the most exciting artists in the UK

Dances around the world, Childrens' Concert, Lawson Piano Trio, Oakham School Chapel

Dances around the world, Childrens' Concert, Lawson Piano Trio, Oakham School Chapel

Friday 14th October 2011 1.30pm

£2 per child (accompanying adults free)

boxoffice@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Be prepared to be whisked around the globe
in this irresistible concert of music inspired
by dance. Take part in a whirlwind of musical
exploration, featuring music by Haydn,
Grainger, Grieg and Stravinsky.
All you'll need is your ears.

Autumn Concert, Oakham School Chapel, Oakham, Rutland

Autumn Concert, Oakham School Chapel, Oakham, Rutland

Friday 4th November 2011

7.45pm

Free Entry, Tickets essential.

boxoffice@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

Get your tickets quickly for this incredibly popular concert!

Bringing together Oakham musicians from accross the
year groups, from the First Form Singers in their Oakham
debut to seasoned Form 7 performers, the Autumn
Concert is a thrilling occasion for performers and audiance
alike. The programme has something for everyone to
enjoy from Allain's up-beat spiritual and a performance
by two talented clarinettists of Krommer's stirring double
concerto, to the driving rhythms of Mars and a hot
arrangement of Bohemian Rhapsody.

Symphony Orchestra, Concert Band,
Chamber Choir, First Form Singers
Peter Davis, Steve Foster,
Tessa Drummond conductors
Jessica Elmer and Ella Ward clarinet
Holly Singlehurst soprano

Allain Didn't my Lord deliver Daniel?
Beethoven Music for Egmont
Holst Mars (The Planets)
Janacek Zdravas Maria
krommer Double Clarinet Concerto in E flat,
op. 35 (1s movt.)
Queen Bohemian Rhapsody

Oakham School Chapel Oakham Rutland 2011 photograph

The Chapel was conceived as a memorial for the 68 Old Oakhamians who died in the First World War. The foundation stone was laid on Speech day in July 1924 and the Chapel was dedicated by the Bishop of Peterborough on 29th October 1925.

Oakham School Chapel, Oakham Rutland Sinfonia,

Oakham School Chapel, Oakham
Rutland Sinfonia, David Calow (Conductor), Roger Swann (Horn)
Mozart: Overture to the Magic Flute, Franz Strauss: Horn Concerto Op.8, Dvořák: Symphony No. 9 ‘From the New World’

Cropper Welsh Roscoe Trio at Oakham School Chapel

Cropper Welsh Roscoe Trio at Oakham School Chapel

17th September 2010

7.30 pm

boxoffice@oakham.rutland.sch.uk

01572 758820

Peter Cropper, Moray Welsh

and Martin Roscoe make a

welcome return to Oakham,

with their unique blend of imformality,

exceptional musicianship and

high-energy performances.

Haydn Piano Trio in A, No.18

Mozart Piano Trio in E, K542

Mendelssohn Piano Trio in D

minor, op. 49

Peter Cropper was born in Southport, Lancashire. He comes from a musical family; his grandfather was Leader of the Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and his uncle Principal viola player in the BBC Philharmonic for thirty-five years. At the age of thirteen he won a music scholarship to Uppingham School and whilst there

joined the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, where he met his wife to be, Nina Martin. He continued his violin studies at the Royal Academy of Music, London with his future father-in-law, David Martin. He won numerous prizes there including the prize for the best final year recital. He also founded the now internationally acclaimed Lindsay String Quartet of which he has been the Leader for over thirty years.

Moray Welsh had the unique experience of studying for two years at the Moscow Conservatoire under the great Russian cellist Mstislav Rostropovich. Born near Edinburgh, while still a student at York University the quality of his playing was recognised by Benjamin Britten, who then arranged an introduction to Rostropovich. Since then he has pursued a distinguished and varied career as soloist, chamber musician and Principal cellist. In Britain he has played several times at the Proms, in all the major concert halls and with all the key symphony orchestras. He has toured abroad as a soloist with several British orchestras and has appeared as a soloist in Scandinavia, Europe, Russia, the USA, and the Far East.



Martin Roscoe performs as a concerto soloist, recitalist and chamber musician all over the world. As a concerto soloist, Martin has worked with many of the world's leading conductors and has performed with orchestras across Europe and further afield South Africa, Hong Kong, and Singapore.

In the UK, Martin has performed with all the major orchestras, developing strong links with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, with whom has given over 80 performances, and the BBC National Orchestra of Wales. A close relationship with the BBC has led to over 400 broadcasts on BBC Radio 3 and invitations to perform at the BBC Proms on 6 occasions. As a recitalist Martin performs in the UK at the Wigmore Hall each season and has given recitals in South America, Australia, the Lebanon and across Europe.

 

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