Music@Malling Thursday, September 26
Chamber Domaine Photo: Sebastian Allen
Masterclasses! Various venues in and around West Malling 2-4pm
Series of masterclasses in local historical venues with leading performers coaching young musicians. Hear the stars of tomorrow coached by some of the leading musicians of today.
Meet the Artist St Mary’s Church, West Malling 7pm
Chance to meet celebrated artist Graham Clarke and see some of his work
The Great American Song Book St Mary’s Church, West Malling 8pm
James Pearson and his band – resident ensemble at Ronnie Scotts. A must for all jazz lovers
The Soldier’s Tale St Mary’s Church, West Malling 11am, 12.30pm and 2pm
Chamber Domaine and English National Ballet Company collaborate to perform schools concerts including Stravinsky’s The Soldier’s Tale. Narrator Matthew Sharp.
Friday, September 27
Ancient and Modern Pilsdon Barn, West Malling 1pm
Chamber Domaine: Mahler, Simpson, Britten, Mozart and Schumann.
A Family Four Seasons St Mary’s Church, West Malling 7pm
Chamber Domaine, John Mills (solo violin), Eynsford Concert Band, Mike Smith (conductor): Purcell, Vivaldi and a festival of British music with the Eynsford Concert Band Candle-lit concert for families to enjoy classical masterpieces and the band will play classics including The Dam Busters, 49th Parallel and James Bond.
Saturday, September 28
The Sacconis play Schubert and Mozart
All Saints’ Church, Birling 1pm
The Sacconi Quartet with clarinettist and featured composer Mark Simpson: Schubert, Part, Stravinsky and Mozart
Sunday, September 29 Cellisimo!
St Lawrence’s Church, Mereworth 1pm
Cellist Richard Harwood: Schumann, Part, Schubert and Britten
Meet the Composer St Mary’s Church, West Malling 6pm
Chance to meet Mark Simpson and hear him talk about his work as a composer and performer
Simpson and Mozart St Mary’s Church, West Malling 7pm
Chamber Domaine with Thomas Kemp (conductor) and Mark Simpson (clarinet): Part, Simpson, Britten and Mozart
Sacconi Quartet
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