2022
Music Programme. Tickets
available on the door and can also be booked in advance booking info
Sunday 15th
May: 11.00 am Festival Mass - All welcome. Music
led by the Church Choir directed by David Gridley.
Evening Concerts at 7.30 pm: Tickets include
programme. SEASON Ticket: £50. Refreshments available during
intervals.
Monday
16th May: £10 The James Hook Players with Eli Chapman
(soprano). Gorgeous string sextets and songs from the Stuart era,
featuring music by William Byrd, Orlando Gibbons and William
Lawes
Tuesday
17th May: £10 Organ Recital by David Saint, Director
of Music at St Chad’s Metropolitan Cathedral, Birmingham. Sonata no
1 - Mendelssohn; Chaconne - Pachelbel. Allegro from Symphony no 2 -
Vierne
Wednesday 18th May:
£10 The Gwenton
Trio led by Stella Pendrous, with violinist Hannah Birt and
cellist Becky McGlade. An eclectic programme, interspersing
Beethoven piano trios with solo and duo pieces from all over
Europe.
Thursday
19th May: £12 (students under 21 free) The Gesualdo
Six. A programme tracing music written by some of the great
English Renaissance masters including William Byrd and Thomas
Tallis, who lived through a time of great change fuelled by
religious division. - website
Friday
20th May: £10 The Heinichen Ensemble. Baroque music
on replicas of period instruments including wind and strings.
Includes the popular Oboe Concerto in D minor by Albinoni, Overture
suite from Tafelmusic I by Telemann, as well as music by lesser
known composers Greene, Stölzel and their namesake
Heinichen. - facebook
Saturday
21st May: £10 Mousehole Male Voice Choir. Directed by
Stephen Lawry, with accompanist Annette Turton. A varied programme,
including And Can It Be? and How Great Thou Art - Dan Forrest; The
Star of County Down - arr Donald Patriquin; When Music Sounds -
Victor C Johnson - Mousehole MVC website -
with special guest
soprano, Anna Zoshchuk, from Ukraine, accompanied by Timothy
Dean. BBC news item
Anna
Zoshchuk grew up in a small village outside the cosmopolitan,
coastal city of Odessa. Her passion for singing began when she was
a teenager and she went on to study music at the University of
Odessa and then to gain a Masters in Artistic Culture and Voice
from Kyiv. As a professional musician, Anna has worked as a soloist
with a diverse range of companies, including corps de ballet,
musical theatre, jazz and pop groups. She has toured Ukraine and
abroad. before the war, Anna had begun to specialise in the
operatic genre and is looking forward to continue this passion in
the UK. Having fled Odessa and endured a long wait in Moldova and
Romania before coming to the UK, during which time she was without
a piano or accompanist, Anna is relieved to be able to sing again
and appreciates the warm welcome from Cornwall's music community.
As she says, 'Music gives me wings!' To book Anna for
concerts please contact zoshchuk.singing@
gmail.com
video - part of Mousehole Male Voice
Choir and Anna Zoshchuk's performance, including Anna's duet with
Kes McDowell (age 11), dedicated to the children of
Ukraine. Cornwall Live feature and video
To watch
the full concert by Mousehole Male Voice Choir with guest soprano
Anna Zoshchuk, click here