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Programme of Events
30th May to 15th June 2014
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Trinity House
broadway London New York
Specialising in Impressionist, post-Impressionist and Modern paintings and
sculptures by highly acclaimed artists from the 19th and 20th centuries
20 High Street, Broadway, WR12 7DT T: +44 (0) 1386 859329
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RICHARD
FINE
Chairman’s Foreword
HAGEN
Welcome to this, the third Broadway Arts Festival.
The format of the festival is evolving, we hope in a direction
which appeals to both the local community and, increasingly,
to a much wider national and international audience. Our aim
is both to entertain and educate, celebrating Broadway's
significant artistic heritage, and, as a charity, to raise money to
fund local students entering a career in the arts.
PAINTINGS
On offer is a wide variety of exhibitions and events, some of
which are inspired by this year's theme, ‘Changing Times’,
relating to that period prior to August 1914 when the world was changing, both
artistically and socially. All, in my view, unmissable. Do join us!
John Noott - Chairman of Trustees
Tickets
Tickets will be on general sale from 14th April
To book:
From 14th April to 26th May, visit our website www.broadwayartsfestival.com
or call the Box Office on 01242 691190
From 27th May throughout the Festival,
visit in person the Festival Booking Office at the Ashmolean Museum Broadway.
The Solitary Mackerel
The Ashmolean Museum Broadway and the Gordon Russell Design Museum will charge the
concessionary price of £4.50 for entrance to their exhibitions.
Other exhibitions are free. Ticket prices for performances are shown in the programme.
SUMMER EXHIBITION
31 May – 21 June 2014
ASTRID TRÜGG & OTHERS
Stable Lodge, Broadway, Worcestershire WR12 7DP
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Email: [email protected] www.richardhagen.com
CLOSED SUNDAYS
There is wheelchair access to the Lifford Hall, The Lygon Arms, St Michael’s and St Eadburgha’s
churches and partially to Little Buckland Gallery and the Gordon Russell Design Museum.
Owing to the nature of the listed building, there is no wheelchair access to the Ashmolean
Museum Broadway.
The Organisers reserve the right to cancel events at any stage, if deemed necessary in their opinion,
or if circumstances arise outside their control. They also reserve the right to alter the programme
and line-up without prior notification. Should the event be cancelled or line-up changed, the
Organisers will not be liable for the payment of any compensation or for any loss of money and/or
expenses incurred. The Organisers have the right to deny entry to any event.
Would you like to become a Patron, Benefactor or Friend of the biennial Broadway Arts Festival? For
full details or to download an application form, please visit our website at www.broadwayartsfestival.com
Festival Director’s welcome
The opening last year of the Ashmolean Museum Broadway provides
the village with yet another reason to celebrate the legacy of our
historic and cultural heritage. Tudor House, the home of the museum,
is itself a wonderful building and I am delighted that the Ashmolean
has brought together an exhibition of watercolours and sketches by
John Singer Sargent, the acclaimed American artist who had strong
affiliation with this village. The opening of the exhibition, which will be
here for two months, coincides with the first day of Broadway Arts
Festival 2014 on 30th May 2014.
Planning and arranging the events which are described in this programme is a formidable task
and enormous thanks and gratitude are due to the Arts Festival Trustees, the Management
Committee and all the many volunteers who have worked so hard to bring it all together.
Broadway village is a beautiful place and attracts visitors from all over the world. We who live
and work here today owe much to those who, over the years, have celebrated its charms and
created a legacy of art, music, architecture and literature with which to enrich us. The aim of the
Festival is to perpetuate this inheritance and inspire others to keep the legacy alive.
I do hope you will enjoy sharing it with us.
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Special Thanks
I would particularly like to thank Pink Harrison for the lovely
painting 'Butterfly, Bee, Lily, Rose' which she painted especially
and donated to the Festival for our Charity Auction. Postcards
and notelets will be printed and on sale at Little Buckland Gallery
and Pink's Gallery at Pye Corner Mill during the Festival.
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'Butterfly, Bee, Lily, Rose'
by Pink Harrison
Much praise should also be given to all the local artists who,
under the guidance and persuasion of Arabella Kiszely,
produced all the different pieces to create the magnificent
collage of John Singer Sargent's painting Carnation, Lily, Lily,
Rose. This was unveiled to great acclaim at our Press Launch
and can be viewed throughout the Festival at 36 High Street,
Broadway. The names of the artists are listed in the
acknowledgements page of this programme.
Many thanks also, to Richard Christie who donated the frame
for Pink Harrison's picture and loaned the magnificent frame for
the Sargent collage. t
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'Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose a collage'
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Events Throughout the Festival
THE ASHMOLEAN
MUSEUM BROADWAY
The Ashmolean Museum Broadway opened its
doors to the public in Autumn 2013. It is launching
its first exhibition as part of Broadway Arts Festival
with ‘John Singer Sargent: Portraits and Travels’. This
is a small collection of watercolours and sketches
John Singer Sargent made while on his travels, of
scenes and portraits of the characters he met along
his way.
This exhibition launches our rolling exhibitions
programme and will complete the unique collection
in Tudor House which is the home to the museum. The building was originally a coaching inn, in the late
1600s, and the collection is across the breadth of time periods from that date until the current day when it
has been the home of H.W. Keil Antiques.
John Singer Sargent RA was part of a colony of artists and actors, many of them Americans, who based
themselves in Broadway during the late 1800s. The colony included Alfred Parsons, George Boughton,
Edwin Abbey and Francis Millet. During this time Sargent painted one his most famous paintings Carnation,
Lily, Lily, Rose, which is now on display at the Tate.
www.ashmoleanbroadway.org
Open Art Competition Exhibition
Entries from professional and amateur artists nationwide on the theme of
‘Changing Times’ will be judged by a panel chaired by Mark Ward (former Head
of Art at Cheltenham College). The main prize is the John Singer Sargent RA
Prize of £1000 (kindly sponsored by John Noott Galleries) with further prizes of
£500 for a local artist and £250 of framing by Richard Christie Framemaker. A
large selection of entries will be hung at Little Buckland Gallery for the duration
of the Festival.
Information: [email protected]
Location: Little Buckland Gallery, Little Buckland, WR12 7JH
A History of Broadway in Words and Pictures
from the 1880s to 1914
The story begins with William Morris and Edward Burne-Jones who introduced
a glittering array of artistic, literary and musical figures to Broadway in the 1880s,
lured by its mellow beauty and idyllic way of life. John Singer Sargent joined the
group in 1885 and painted his iconic work Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose here. This
exhibition follows the rise of the members of that colony and traces their legacy
and the history of Broadway up to the outbreak of War in 1914.
Open: 10.00am to 4.00pm, daily
Location: The Drawing Room, The Lygon Arms, WR12 7DU
Gloucestershire Guild of Craftsmen
Marvellous furniture and artefacts made of wood by contemporary
Gloucestershire craftsmen and women, displayed in the serene setting of the
12th century St Eadburgha’s Church. Some items will be for sale (cash or
cheque only).
Open: 10.00am to 4.00pm, Saturday 31st May to Sunday 15th June
Location: St Eadburgha’s Church, Snowshill Road, WR12 7JS
‘CHANGING TIMES’
AT THE GORDON RUSSELL
DESIGN MUSEUM
As part of this year’s Broadway Arts Festival, the
museum has an exhibition to mark the arrival of the
Russell family as owners of The Lygon Arms in 1904.
Gordon’s father made changes and improvements
to the hotel to attract the growing crowd of motorists
travelling the country. The visitor book includes
Bernard Shaw, Rudyard Kipling, Flinders Petrie and
Henry Ford, and a keen exponent of the motor car,
Lord Montagu of Beaulieu.
As a centre of artistic and literary activity, Broadway offered a stimulating environment for the young Gordon.
He developed a life-long appreciation for craftsmanship and enjoyed watching the restoration of antiques
by locals in the workshop set up by his father. These men, including the foreman Jim Turner, educated
Gordon on the value of good design.
‘The Church in the Village, The Village in the Church’
A full house of small exhibitions, demonstrating how much goes on in the
Broadway community - arts and sports, leisure and learning, U3A to Girl Guides.
A dynamic reminder of the strong ties between Church and Village, Village
and Church.
Open: 10.00am to 5.00pm, daily except during concerts and church services
Tickets: Free entry, refreshments for sale
Location: Parish church of St Michael and All Angels, WR12 7AE
Youth Art
Work by senior pupils of Prince Henry’s High School, Evesham, and Chipping
Campden School displayed in the Lifford Hall parlour. This is art produced by
the talented and imaginative GCSE pupils.
Open: 10.00am to 4.00pm, Friday 13th June to Sunday 15th June
Location: Lifford Hall, Lower Green, WR12 7AL
Music at The Crown and Trumpet
Gordon only had a decade to appreciate this connection between materials and the finished object, before
the world changed. In 1914 he signed up for service with the Worcestershire Regiment.
The award-winning CAMRA pub, in Church Street, will be hosting a number of
jazz and blues evening entertainments throughout the Festival. Come and
sample a glass of real ale in traditional surroundings, and enjoy good music
and company.
www.gordonrussellmuseum.org
Location: Church Street, WR12 7AE
Events Throughout the Festival Continued
Gordon Russell Design Museum
OKA
This exhibition covers the decade prior to the First World War. A display of
material relating to the changes and improvements the Russell family made
to The Lygon Arms, and the visitors who came to the hotel. There are
examples of young Gordon Russell’s calligraphy and sketching, and the work
of the first workshops where Gordon watched the craftsmen at work,
repairing and restoring antique furniture. The exhibition concludes with Gordon
signing up for service with the Worcestershire Regiment. In addition to items
from the museum’s collection and archives, this exhibition features fashion of
the period – and a car.
The Animal Art Fair is delighted to showcase the best in contemporary animal
art at OKA. Focused on British sporting art by acclaimed artists Ian Edwards
and Lara Roberts, there will also be dedicated rooms to African wildlife by award
winning sculptor Bruce Little and Emma Pawle.
Tickets: concessionary price £4.50
Location: Gordon Russell Design Museum, Russell Court, WR12 7AP
Mike Bernard RI Solo Exhibition
Award-winning artist Mike Bernard has exhibited widely, including the Royal
Institute of Painters in Watercolours and the Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions.
As well as his masterclass demonstration in collage/mixed media on 31st May,
Mike has a solo exhibition in the Broadway Modern gallery.
Open: from 11.00am 31st May to 15th June
Location: John Noott Galleries, Broadway Modern,
10 The Green, WR12 7AA
From life size bronzes to watercolours, the Animal Art Fair is exhibiting art for all
tastes and pockets. For more information, visit animalartfair.com.
Open: Saturday 7th June to Sunday 22nd June
Location: OKA, 45 High Street, WR12 7DT
Ashmolean Museum Broadway: ‘Portraits and Travels’
Last year, the Ashmolean Museum Broadway opened in the village, in a building
which would have been familiar to the ‘Broadway Colony’ – a 17th century
coaching inn, later used as a school, a farm and then the headquarters of H.W.
Keil Ltd, dealers in antique furniture. The museum will host ‘Portraits and Travels’
- a new exhibition of work by John Singer Sargent RA gathered here for the
first time.
Tickets: concessionary price of £4.50
Location: Ashmolean Museum Broadway, 65 High Street, WR12 7DP
Note: Due to building and conservation restrictions, no wheelchair access
Astrid Trügg and Others
Astrid Trügg was born in Utrecht in 1972 and studied at the Utrecht School of
Art. This was followed by a successful artistic career in the Netherlands. Latterly
while working in Scotland she made numerous visits to Cornwall and
consequently became interested in the St Ives group and the work of Ben
Nicholson in particular. Her still lifes, a feature of her work, owe much to this
group of artists.
Open: 31st May to 21st June except Sundays, usual Gallery opening hours
www.richardhagen.com
Location: Richard Hagen Fine Art Gallery, 55-57 High Street, WR12 7DP
Before the Festival...
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A children’s art competition is being held, involving Broadway First School and
St Mary’s Catholic Primary School. The theme is ‘Flowers’ or ‘A picture of Flora’
and prize-giving is on 4th April, at which a Victorian parlour song will be sung;
the significance is that it was from this popular song that John Singer Sargent
took the title of his painting Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose.
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We hope the children will perform the song again, on the Village Green, after
the parade down the High Street on 14th June.
Artist in Residence
‘Artist in Residence’ may be found in the historic surroundings of ‘Morris and
Brown’, the new eating and shopping destination at Broadway Tower. The cafe
and daytime restaurant offers delicious lunchtime dishes and cakes, with the
focus on quality and simplicity, using local ingredients. Local artists will be ‘in
residence’ from time to time throughout the Festival.
'Italian sailing Vessels at Anchor' by John Singer Sargent RA
Sunday 1st June 2014
Tuesday 3rd June 2014
Doug Eyre Masterclass –
Drawing and Painting from life in the Garden (Acrylics)
Edward Noott – Still Life/Garden Painting Demonstration in Oils
(in the garden in which John Singer Sargent started to paint his iconic
masterpiece Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose)
Edward Noott RBSA has exhibited regularly with the Royal Institute of Painters
in Oils, the Royal Birmingham Society of Painters and the Royal West of England
Academy. One-man exhibitions have been held in Broadway annually since
1993, together with exhibitions throughout the UK and regular solo and mixed
exhibitions in New Jersey and Florida.
Doug has experience in technical illustrating, silkscreen printing and design
work, with a reputation for attention to detail and lightning sketches. A master
of oils, water colours and acrylics, he paints full-time from his Broadway
studio, inspired by harmony of line and colour. Doug tutors regularly and has
exhibited widely.
Doug Eyre
Time: 10.00am to 4.30pm
Tickets: £45 to include two-course luncheon with glass of wine in the
studio or garden. Those wishing to work alongside the artist are welcome
to bring their paints (limited to 12 people)
Location: Holmwood, 150 Upper High Street, WR12 7AJ
Sunflowers and Wine
by Edward Noott
Talk: ‘If Armageddon’s on...’ – Adrian Barlow
Adrian Barlow is the president of the English Association, series editor of
‘Cambridge Contexts in Literature’ and former Director of Public and Professional
Programmes at Cambridge University Institute of Continuing Education. He is an
authority on Victorian architecture, ecclesiology and stained glass. He is also very
interested in the Great War and cultural memory, and writes and lectures on war
memorials and their significance. His talk will deal with the response of British
writers and artists to the approach and outbreak of the First World War.
Mike Bernard Masterclass –
A Demonstration in Collage/Mixed Media
Mike Bernard RI often uses mixed media incorporating collage and acrylics, as
well as oils and watercolours. Within his paintings he tries to develop exciting
textures and light, combining these qualities into original, semi-abstract images
of landscapes, seascapes, street scenes, still life and figurative compositions.
This demonstration will follow on from the opening of his exhibition at John Noott
Galleries which opens at 11.00am.
‘Walking the Dog to the
Pub’ by Mike Bernard
Time: 2.00pm to 5.00pm
Tickets: £30 including refreshments (limited to 20 people)
Location: Springfield House, Springfield Lane, WR12 7BT
Monday 2nd June 2014
Adrian Barlow
Garden Tour of Court Farm
A talk and tour of a historically significant, magnificent Broadway garden, by
Marion Mako, an eminent garden historian and designer.
Court Farm is one of the village’s most beautiful and important gardens, hidden
from view behind the iconic topiary hedges of the early twentieth century. Here,
the Shakespearian actress Mary Anderson de Navarro, together with her great
friend, the painter and designer, Alfred Parsons RA, set about creating a garden
of intimate spaces. As it evolved, farmyard detritus was replaced by drifts of soft
planting and sweet-smelling roses, and this has been continued by Mary’s
descendants. Elsewhere, historic elements have been restored and the luxuriant
planting regenerated. Court Farm is a quintessential garden of the Edwardian
era and today it still evokes the spirit of that ‘golden afternoon’.
The Florentine Arts Ensemble offers an informative musical and visual
presentation. The performance will consist of violin sonatas by Fauré, Debussy
and Ravel, with illustrations and explanations of John Singer Sargent’s links to
the composers, and his talents as a pianist.
Liv-Marie Kodurand - violinist and director - graduated from the Royal Academy
of Music with distinction, having won many prizes. She is greatly in demand as
a solo recitalist and concerto performer at prestigious venues in London and
throughout the U.K. Liv-Marie performs on a Joseph Albani violin, c.1721.
Jan Rautio - pianist - studied in Moscow and then at the Royal College and Royal
Academy of Music in London, where he also won many prizes. He is a critically
acclaimed soloist, accompanist and chamber musician, and his concerto
performances include the works of Mozart, Beethoven, Tchaikovsky and Shostakovich.
Jan Rautio
Generously sponsored by
an anonymous local donor
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £10
Location: St Michael and All Angels’ Church, Church Street, WR12 7AE
Time: 7.00pm
Tickets: £10
Location: Edinburgh Room, The Lygon Arms, WR12 7DU
Wednesday 4th June 2014
Florentine Arts Ensemble –
The Musical Circle of John Singer Sargent
Liv-Marie Kodurand
Tickets: £30 including refreshments and light lunch (limited to 15 people)
Location: Farnham House, Church Street, WR12 7AE
Court Farm
Time: 10.00am. After the talk at The Lygon Arms, a London bus will take
visitors to the garden at 10.50am for a guided tour. The bus will return to
The Lygon Arms at 12.00 noon
Tickets: £13.50 or £20 if combined with afternoon tour of The Orchard Farm
Location: Torrington Room, The Lygon Arms, WR12 7DU
Wednesday 4th June 2014 continued
‘Golden Bay’ by
Tony Allain
Thursday 5th June 2014
Tony Allain Pastel Workshop
Tony Allain PSA, DPANZ lived and painted with the “Painters of Light” in St Ives,
Cornwall, before emigrating to New Zealand. He is a painter of light and
movement, whose work can be found in many leading New Zealand, London and
provincial galleries and private and corporate collections, including the Maritime
Museum Guernsey. He has exhibited with the Royal Society of Marine Artists in
London and his work is regularly featured in The Artist and The Pastel Journal.
See details under Wednesday 4th June
Tickets: £45 to include two-course lunch with glass of wine
(limited to 12 people)
Born in Birmingham, Gary Long studied at the Birmingham School of Art and
Manchester School of Art, and worked as an illustrator in advertising and
publishing in the UK and North America. He has exhibited paintings in galleries
in the UK, the USA and Canada.
Time: 10.00am
Gary Long Two-day Oils Workshop
Gary was commissioned to paint six works for the cruise liner Queen Mary 2 as
well as being featured on BBC’s Countryfile which showcased his work
alongside that of Barbara Hepworth, Patrick Heron and Kurt Jackson. Gary is
also a tutor at University College Falmouth, the St Ives School of Painting and
The Verrocchio Art Centre in Tuscany.
Garden Tour of The Orchard Farm
A talk and tour of one of the largest and most impressive Broadway gardens,
by Marion Mako, an eminent garden historian and designer.
Throughout the twentieth century, successive owners of The Orchard Farm have
sought to tame the wilderness. Deftly integrating the formal and informal, this
garden contains fabulous topiary as well as a kitchen garden, rushing streams
and a wildfowl-friendly lake.
Designer Rosemary Verey was commissioned to create an intricate parterre for
the terrace, while more recently, the garden has been updated with many classic
as well as modern elements, sensitively woven into this historic space.
‘Daisies’ by Gary Long
Acclaimed Violinist Michael Bochmann
featuring ‘The Lark Ascending’ by Vaughan Williams
and Bach’s Partita in E major, with organ accompaniment
by Marcel Zidani
Like Court Farm, the garden has played host to many important visitors,
including HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, but The Orchard Farm has
not been open to the public, until now.
Orchard Farm
Time: 2.00pm
After the talk at The Lygon Arms, a London bus will take visitors to the garden
at 2.50pm for a guided tour. The bus will return to The Lygon Arms at 4.00pm.
Tickets: £13.50 or £20 if combined with morning tour of Court Farm
Michael Bochmann
Soprano Rebecca Rudge and prize-winning student musicians
accompanied by Marcel Zidani
Rebecca Rudge
Generously sponsored
by The Guyll Leng
Charitable Trust
Well known locally and in the Midlands as a pianist and composer, Marcel Zidani
has performed extensively in Europe, has given masterclasses, adjudicated for
music competitions (including at the Birmingham Conservatoire) and is a
devoted piano teacher. Three of his students have won the Worcestershire Young
Musician Competition as well as winning other local prizes.
Brought up in Turkey and England, the violinist Michael Bochmann has
performed in the USA, all over Europe and in India. His solo appearances have
taken him to major concert venues such as the Royal Festival Hall and St.
James's Palace, London; Gloucester, Hereford and Worcester Cathedrals;
Symphony Hall, Birmingham, and the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall. Michael’s
recording of ‘The Lark Ascending’ by Vaughan Williams with the ESO has been
broadcast many times on Radio 3 and Classic FM.
Marcel has performed many of the major piano concertos including the Liszt
Hungarian Fantasy at the Everyman Theatre, Cheltenham, the Litolff Scherzo
and Rachmaninov’s Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini with the Cheltenham
Symphony Orchestra.
Marcel Zidani presents prize-winning students and soprano Rebecca Rudge,
who will be singing a variety of songs, from Handel’s ‘Piangero la sorte mia’ to
Mancini’s ‘Moon River’.
Born and educated in Cheltenham, Rebecca is a professional singer who has
performed for choral and music societies throughout Great Britain and Europe,
in venues including the Symphony Hall with the CBSO, the Bridgewater Hall and
the Queen Elizabeth Hall. She has sung in oratorios, operas and Gilbert and
Sullivan, and in many festivals.
Tickets: £120 for 2 days to include two-course lunch with glass of wine
Location: Little Buckland House, Little Buckland, WR12 7JH
Marcel Zidani
Time: 12.00 noon
Tickets: £7.50
Time: 2.00pm
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £7.50
Free Entry
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All work for sale
An exhibition of over a
hundred of the most highly
rated entries for the Broadway
Arts Festival Competition
Opening: Friday 30th May
to Sunday 15th June 2014
10am – 5pm, daily
Join us for Pimms
on Sunday 1st June 12noon – 2pm
Little Buckland
Little Buckland, Broadway WR12 7JH
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Haynes Fine Art of Broadway
Presents
'From the Meadows of the Cotswolds
to the Fields of the Somme'
by Jeremy Houghton
30th May – 15th June 2014
'Highgrove from the Meadow' by Jeremy Houghton
Haynes Fine Art presents one of the most collectable
UK artists of his generation. His past commissions
include HM The Queen, and in 2013 he was
Artist in Residence for HRH The Prince of Wales.
Picton House Galleries, 42 High Street,
Broadway, Worcestershire. WR12 7DT
Tel: 01386 852 649
email [email protected]
www.haynesfineart.com
'I Can’t Go On' by Jeremy Houghton
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Richard Hagan
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Haynes Fine Art
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Trinity House
Holmwood
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Broadway Modern
Broadway Cricket Club and
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OKA
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Broadway Tower
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Court Farm
Broadway Remembers
In the spring of 1911 the population of
Broadway, measured by the census of that
year was 1,793. Three years later, on 4th
August 1914, Great Britain declared war on
Germany and by the end of the following
month the Evesham Journal published the
names of the thirteen men from Broadway
who had enlisted in the first few weeks of the
war. By the end of the war around 300 men
from the village had enlisted and were fighting
in conflicts across Europe, Africa and the
Middle East. The war memorial, paid for by
public subscription, was erected in 1920 on
the village green and commemorates 48 men
from the village who lost their lives in the First
World War. Broadway Remembers, which is
being published in a book, pays tribute to
those men and provides a glimpse a glimpse
of the world in which they lived and died.
‘On the Cotswolds’ by Edward Noott
Friday 6th June 2014
Kindly sponsored by
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £10 including Ploughman’s supper. Bar available
Gary Long Two-day Oils Workshop - continuation
See details under Thursday 5th June
Tickets: £120 for 2 days, to include two-course lunch with glass of wine
Location: Little Buckland House, Little Buckland, WR12 7JH
Sunday 8th June 2014
Artists’ Open Gardens
Professional Musicians’ In-School Performance
As part of Broadway Arts Festival’s undertaking to bring the Arts to the young,
the world-renowned violinist Michael Bochmann has arranged for professional
musicians to perform in school. Michael is very active as a teacher and professor
of violin and chamber music at Trinity College of Music in London and has
arranged for the Solem and Zelkova String Quartets and bassist Stewart Wilson
to perform for the children. (See details under June 8th.)
Three artists have generously invited visitors to the Festival into their private
gardens.
Holmwood
Talk: ‘The Last Great War’ – Sir Hew Strachan
Sir Hew Strachan’s topic will be ‘The Last Great War: Putting the First World War
in Context’.
Sir Hew Strachan
Time: 7.00pm
Tickets: £10
Pye Corner Mill
Little Buckland House
This Sunday is Pentecost, the birthday of the Church. All four churches in
Broadway are coming together to celebrate at an ecumenical open air service
on the Village Green from 10.30am. Bring a chair and a picnic, and stay to enjoy
what we hope will be a sunny, tranquil summer afternoon.
Antonia Black describes herself as ‘a passionate watercolourist’. Her studies at
the National Art School in Australia were followed by five years at The Slade,
where her greatest influence was Frank Auerbach, with whom she worked for two
years. Antonia has received many awards for her work, which is in private and
corporate collections worldwide. She paints in both watercolour and gouache
and her work retains the radiance and boldness so typical of Australian painters.
Time: 10.30am
Tickets: Free
Location: The Village Green
Brigitte Daniel Masterclass –
A Demonstration in Botanical Painting
Tickets: £45 to include two-course lunch with glass of wine
Brigitte Daniel SBA has exhibited with the Society of Botanical Artists and the Royal
Horticultural Society (by whom she has been awarded six gold medals and one
silver gilt). Her work is held in numerous libraries, galleries and museums,
including the National Gallery and the Museum of Wales. She has been a tutor on
the SBA’s popular distance learning course since it started and she has been the
winner of several Certificates of Botanical Merit and other prestigious awards.
Jazz Evening with Arthurs and Friends
Debbie Arthurs
Tickets: £6 for all three gardens
Location: Holmwood, 150 High Street, WR12 7AJ
Pye Corner Mill, Bury End, Snowshill Road, WR12 7AF
Little Buckland House, Little Buckland, WR12 7JH
‘Pentecost Picnic’
Antonia Black Watercolour Workshop
Debbie Arthurs has a remarkable talent for jazz singing and drumming as well as
performing on a range of other instruments. Her voice is focused and relaxed, her
tone and phrasing strongly derived from the recording divas of the Jazz Age. Her
repertoire ranges from popular standards of the ‘20s and ‘30s to lesser known
songs of the early jazz age. Her accomplished jazz Friends for this evening are:
At Little Buckland House, Arabella Kiszely has created a garden of beauty and
serenity, with strong structure, colour-themed beds and carefully considered
views. It is a place where she can both express her creativity and be inspired. It
is also a private space, not open before now.
During the Festival, the exhibition of the Open Art Competition will be on display here.
Saturday 7th June 2014
Antonia Black
Holmwood is the eclectic, quirky garden of artist and lecturer Doug Eyre.
Originally set out in the ‘50s, the small garden wraps around Doug’s
studio/conservatory, which will also be open. Voluptuous planting mingles with
elements of fun, such as a topiary elephant and sculpted sheep.
Pink Harrison’s studio at Pye Corner Mill sits beside the stream that runs through
her garden, in a charming setting of fields and sheep. Her beguiling haven,
though not large, is sensitively planted with an artist’s eye for colour, detail and
composition. Pink will be in her garden or studio throughout the open days.
Location: Broadway First School (not open to the public)
Sir Hew is Professor of the History of War and fellow of All Souls College, Oxford.
As an authority on military history since the 18th century, but with particular
interest in the First World War and the history of the British Army, he was included
in the list of top global thinkers for the year, by Foreign Policy magazine. He is
the author of many books including the acclaimed ‘The First World War – a New
Illustrated History’.
James Agg (bass, trombone), Roger Healey (piano), Gary Wood (trumpet,
vocals) and Neil Ions (vocals, percussion).
Auriculairiuss by
Brigitte Daniel
Sunday 8th June 2014 continued
The Solem Quartet
String Quartets Dinner Recital at Broadway Golf Club
with Stewart Wilson and Michael Bochmann
John Hammond SWAc. Masterclass –
Still Life/Garden Painting Demonstration in Acrylics
The Solem Quartet came together at Manchester University and then the Royal
Northern College of Music. The quartet has had success in several important
competitions and has an increasingly busy concert schedule, performing at
venues across the UK including the Wigmore Hall and recently in Vienna.
John Hammond is one of Britain’s leading landscape painters working in acrylics,
and has written an excellent book about his working methods entitled ‘Capturing
Light in Acrylics’. He always seeks to convey the particular qualities of light and
atmosphere he encounters. The dappled light of a French café scene and the
shimmer of reflections on Venetian waters are captured with a vibrant palette and
assured brushwork, and the Cotswold countryside often features.
The Zelkova Quartet was also founded at the Royal Northern College of Music,
where they completed an International Artist Diploma in Chamber Music. They
have performed in Paris, Vienna and Oslo, and have broadcast on Radio 3 –
including this January, playing Vaughan Williams’ ‘On Wenlock Edge’.
The Zelkova Quartet
Kindly sponsored by
Architectural Heritage
‘Return to San Marco’
by John Hammond
The double bassist and electric bassist Stewart Wilson is interested in many
genres of music, including jazz, classical and folk. Besides performing with
numerous orchestras, from the Hallé and Liverpool Philharmonic to the
Manchester Camerata, he also finds time to teach.
The evening's programme includes Mendelssohn's Octet and Holst's St Paul's
Suite. There will be a two-course dinner in the lovely surroundings of the
Clubhouse, with wide-ranging views across the Vale of Evesham.
Stewart Wilson
Tuesday 10th June 2014
Duo Violin and Piano Recital –
Internationally renowned artistes Michael Bochmann
and Deniz Arman Gelenbe
Michael Bochmann
Time: 7.00pm
Tickets: £30 including recital, welcome drink, two-course dinner with
coffee. Bar available. Vegetarian option on request:
[email protected] or 01386 898387 by 4th June
Location: Broadway Golf Club, Willersey Hill, WR12 7LG
Monday 9th June 2014
Marcel Zidani
Kindly sponsored by
Mary Maggs
Deniz Arman Gelenbe
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A talk and tour of a historically significant, magnificent Broadway garden,
Court Farm is one of the village’s most beautiful and important gardens, hidden
from view behind the iconic topiary hedges of the early twentieth century. Here,
the Shakespearian actress Mary Anderson de Navarro, together with her great
friend, the painter and designer, Alfred Parsons RA, set about creating a garden
of intimate spaces. As it evolved, farmyard detritus was replaced by drifts of soft
planting and sweet-smelling roses, and this has been continued by Mary’s
descendants. Elsewhere, historic elements have been restored and the luxuriant
planting regenerated. Court Farm is a quintessential garden of the Edwardian
era and today it still evokes the spirit of that ‘golden afternoon’.
Time: 12.00 noon
Tickets: £5
Talk: ‘John Singer Sargent RA’ – Colin Harrison
Colin Harrison is the Curator of British Arts and Senior Assistant Keeper of
Western Art at the Ashmolean Museum, Oxford. A recognised authority on John
Singer Sargent RA, he is currently writing a definitive book about Sargent’s life.
Colin Harrison
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £12.50
Wednesday 11th June 2014
Marcel’s performance of compositions on his CD ‘A New Renaissance’ was
described as ‘an explosion of expressive tonal colours’ (The Sunday Times) and
his performance of Beethoven’s Sonata ‘The Tempest’ and Liszt’s ‘Un Sospiro’
received equal critical acclaim. He recently played ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ with the
Birmingham Symphony Orchestra and is performing a series of champagne
/piano recitals at other festivals.
Time: 7.00pm
Tickets: £10
Michael (see June 5th) is joined this evening by Deniz Arman Gelenbe who has
been acclaimed as one the best chamber musicians of our time, with prodigious
technique, compelling artistic personality and poetic interpretation. As a versatile
artist, she combines an international performing career as a soloist and chamber
musician, with teaching at the highest level.
The programme includes Elgar’s haunting ‘Sospiri’, composed just before
the First World War, and a Suite for violin and piano by Adnan Saygun (Turkish
Folk Music).
Marcel Zidani Solo Concert
This superb programme includes pieces by William Baines and Ivor Gurney,
Rachmaninov’s ‘Italian Polka’ and Chopin’s Polonaise in A flat major. William
Baines’ life spanned the Edwardian era and he was called up towards the end
of the War. Ivor Gurney, once a chorister at Gloucester Cathedral, was gassed
in 1917 and his poetry and music thereafter reflected his wartime memories.
Court Farm
Time: 10.00am
After the talk at The Lygon Arms, a London bus will take visitors to the
garden at 10.50am for a guided tour. The bus will return to The Lygon Arms
at 12.00 noon
Wednesday 11th June 2014 continued
‘Trout Rise, Windrush’
by Peter Barker
Thursday 12th June 2014
Peter Barker Masterclass –
A Garden Painting Demonstration in Oils
Peter Barker ARSMA has a passion for the British countryside that is reflected in
his work, which conveys an acute sense of observation and knowledge. He
paints a wide variety of subjects, from landscape, marine, wildlife, still-life and
portraits in oil, pastel, acrylic or watercolour, both 'en plein air' and in the studio
at home in Rutland. His work is found in numerous highly acclaimed solo
exhibitions, collections in the USA and Australia, the Pastel Society, the Royal
Institute of Oil Painters and the Royal Society of Marine Artists.
Time: 10.00am
David Curtis Masterclass – A Portrait Demonstration
David Curtis ROI, RSMA is one of the UK's most successful and best known
artists. He won first prize in the Singer & Friedlander/Sunday Times Watercolour
Competition in 1992, and has won many other awards for his spectacular art.
A ‘plein air’ and figurative painter, working in both oil and watercolours, he is the
author of numerous books and has work in collections all over the world.
Location: Luggers Hall, Springfield Lane, WR12 7BT
A talk and tour of one of the largest and most impressive Broadway gardens,
David Curtis
Throughout the twentieth century, successive owners of The Orchard Farm have
sought to tame the wilderness. Deftly integrating the formal and informal, this
garden contains fabulous topiary as well as a kitchen garden, rushing streams
and a wildfowl-friendly lake. Designer Rosemary Verey was commissioned to
create an intricate parterre for the terrace, while more recently, the garden has
been updated with many classic as well as modern elements, sensitively woven
into this historic space. Like Court Farm, the garden has played host to many
important visitors, including HM Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, but The
Orchard Farm has not been open to the public, until now.
Orchard Farm
Prof Lawrence Goldman
Kindly sponsored by
Tickets: Tickets: £30 including refreshments and light lunch
Time: 2.00pm
Marcel Zidani and Sally Tomlinson –
Piano Recital and Poetry 'An Age of Transition'
Time: 2.00pm
After the talk at The Lygon Arms, a London bus will take visitors to the
garden at 2.50pm for a guided tour. The bus will return to The Lygon Arms
at 4.00pm.
Marcel Zidani and Sally Tomlinson team up to perform an enchanting evening
of piano and verse. An Emeritus Professor at Goldsmiths University of London
and Senior Research Fellow in the Department of Education, University of
Oxford, Sally writes poetry as a hobby.
Talk: ‘The Strange Death of Liberal England?’ –
Prof Lawrence Goldman
This concert includes ‘Life Cycle’, composed by Marcel, and music by Liszt, and
poetry by Ivor Gurney, AE Housman, and Edward Thomas’s ‘Adlestrop’.
Prof Goldman will discuss ‘Elements of the Edwardian Crisis, 1900 - 1914’.
This eminent social historian, fellow and tutor in Modern History and
Vice-Master of St Peter’s College, Oxford, is also the editor of the Dictionary of
National Biography and specialises in British and American history since 1750.
His intriguingly titled talk will introduce William Morris (who lived for a while at
Broadway Tower) as a founding father of socialism and new design.
Time: 7.30pm
Tickets: £7.50
Location: Church of St Michael and All Angels, Church Street, WR12 7AE
Time: 7.00pm
Tickets: £10
Marcel’s CD ‘Piano in the Small Hours’ was described on Radio 3 as ‘a musical
gem’ and his compositional style likened to that of Chopin and Liszt.
Sally Tomlinson
Friday 13th June 2014
Artists’ Open Gardens
See details for Sunday 8th June
Tickets: £6 for all three gardens
Pye Corner Mill, Bury End, Snowshill Road, WR12 7AF
Little Buckland House, Little Buckland, WR12 7JH
Gala Final Night
with ‘Swingcopation’ and Broadway Showstoppers
Friday 13th June 2014 continued
Bringing the 2014 Festival almost to its end, there will be dinner, music and dancing
at The Lygon Arms, with the Broadway Showstoppers and 'Swingcopation' –
Chepstow Community Big Band. Swingcopation attracts players of saxophones,
trumpets, trombones and rhythm instruments to share the joy and energy of the
Big Band sound. The band aspires to the true sense of ‘amateur’ (doing something
for the love of it) and ‘professional’ (produced with competence and skill).
Talk: ‘The Mitfords’ – Muriel Pilkington
Muriel Pilkington, an educational writer, speaker and consultant, former head of
Wycombe High School and a specialist on the Mitford Family, will talk on the
origins and fascinating early history of the family, moving on to Bertie Mitford,
the first Baron Redesdale, of Batsford Park, just a few miles from Broadway, and
to his grandchildren, the celebrated Mitford sisters.
Batsford Park
Kindly sponsored by
The Broadway Trust
Time: 7.00pm
Tickets: £10
The Broadway
Showstoppers
Saturday 14th June 2014
Children’s Art Workshop with Antonia Black
Antonia, who is an accomplished water-colourist with work in collections all over
the world, will guide the children to produce their own interpretations of children
in a garden of flowers, inspired by Carnation,Lily, Lily, Rose.
Tickets: £5 per child (limited to 40 children aged 7-11)
Doug Eyre Masterclass –
Drawing and painting from life in the Garden (acrylics)
(See details under June 1st)
Doug Eyre
Tickets: £45 to include two-course luncheon with glass of wine in the
studio or garden. Those wishing to work alongside the artist are welcome
to bring their paints (limited to 12 people)
Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose Parade
A children’s parade from the High Street mini-roundabout to the Village Green,
with lanterns made by the children in school, to celebrate the connection
between Broadway and the Broadway Colony, John Singer Sargent and his
iconic Carnation, Lily, Lily, Rose. There will be children’s entertainments on the
Green and music from the children and the Broadway Musicmakers.
Bring picnics and prepare to have fun!
Kindly sponsored by
The Broadway Showstoppers consist of nine local performers and their
musicians, who, through a common passion for Songs from the Shows, bring
the West End to Broadway with a programme of unforgettable songs from the
best of musical theatre including Les Misérables, South Pacific, Fiddler on the
Roof and West Side Story.
Time: 7.00pm. Evening dress
Tickets: £50 including welcome drink, sit down buffet with coffee.
Bar available. Vegetarian option on request:
[email protected] or 01386 898387 by 11th June
Location: Marquee in the garden of the Lygon Arms, WR12 7DU
Sunday 15th June 2014
Broadway v Artists’ XI Cricket Match
Celebrating J.M. Barrie’s Allahakbarries v Mary Anderson de Navarro’s XI,
Broadway Cricket Club will play an ‘Artists’ XI’. ‘We have an increasing need for
Edwardian idylls in the 21st century, and Barrie’s idyll involved the creation of a
cricket team who tried very hard indeed never to grow up... The tragedy is that we
all have to grow up, but at least we have cricket to keep the process at bay.’ (Simon
Barnes, The Times)
Time: After noon
Tickets: Free. Spectators are invited to bring picnics
Location: Broadway Cricket Club, Snowshill Road, WR12 7JS
Cock Harbour Gallery
Many thanks to Colin Bomford, Artist, of Cock Harbour Gallery for arranging the
'artists' cricket team. Colin's gallery will be open to visitors by request throughout
the Festival. Tel: 01386 640004.
Location: Shinehill Lane, South Littleton, WR11 8TS
Time: 3.00pm
Tickets: Free
Location: Broadway High Street to the Village Green
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Trustees of the Festival:
John Noott (Chairman), Michael de Navarro, Diana Franks, Sir John Kiszely, Granville Shaw, Martin Wilson.
Secretary - Lavinia Stephenson
Management Committee:
Simon Pym Williamson (Director), Sonia Woolven (Deputy and host of most meetings), Barbara Baker
(Gardens), Karen Bloch (Education and Art), Helen Clegg (Festival office), Peta Curtis (Music), Mandy Noott
(Art), Debbie Williamson (Broadway Remembers), Jo Williamson (Secretary).
Special thanks are due to the above, many of whom have worked tirelessly almost since the close of the
last Festival. Many others have also made significant contributions in many different ways, including
encouragement and interest, expertise or finance. These include Caroline Bishop, Claire and staff at
Broadway Financial Planning, Keri Carter, Bridget Cluley, Liz Gavriluk, Kay Haslam, Chris Kerr, Arabella
Kiszely, Anna Locker, Alexandra Tilley-Loughrey, Grant Lucas, Mary Reed, Pen Rudd, Michael and Sara
Ayshford Sanford, Philip Serrell, Roger Swaab and his team, Penny Valender, Julia Wilson. Also the Rev
Michelle Massey, Gill Hammond and members of St Michael’s Church; Mark Pickering and members of
Broadway United Reformed Church; Stephen Beale, David Hamilton and Tara Hanks at Trinity House; the
heads and staffs of St Mary’s Catholic Primary School and Broadway First School; Simone Hancox, Tracey
Sone and the Broadway Trader’s Events Committee; The Lygon Arms Hotel.
To all, we extend heartfelt thanks for all their hard work, energy and imagination.
The Trustees of the Broadway Arts Festival Trust thank Broadway Parish Council and the Sponsors,
Benefactors and Friends for their generous support and help which enables the Festival to continue in 2014
Benefactors
Major and Mrs. M. Ayshford Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker, Mr. and Mrs W. Beaumont, Lord & Lady Birdwood,
Mr. M.G. Blanchard, Drs. T. and K. Bloch, Miss H.C. Clegg, Mr. R. A. Dakin, Mrs. J.C. Davies, Mr. M. de
Navarro Q.C., Mr. T.I. Dudley, Lord & Lady Dear, Dr. J. Edwardes, Mr. and Mrs. C. Enticknap, Mrs P.J. Everitt,
Mr. and Mrs. G. Franks, Mrs. C.E. Gordon-Smith, Ms A. M. Gorton, Mrs. B.H. Griffiths, Mr. and Mrs. K.G.
Haslam, Ms. E. James, Mr. and Mrs. J. Keil, Sir John and Lady Kiszely, Mrs. A. Locker, Mr. and Mrs. J.W.
Leng, The Hon. Mrs. Lisser, Mrs. A.G. Longhurst, Mr. and Mrs. C.N. Pitt, Mr. and Mrs. M.F. Ruddell, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. M.A. Shaw, Mr and Mrs R. Taee, Mrs. N.E. Taee, Dr. and Mrs. N.W.N. Townshend,
Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Vincent , Mr. and Mrs. T.J. Waldron, Mrs. P. A. Watson, Mr. and Mrs. S. Williams, Mr. and
Mrs. S.J.P. Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. M. Wilson Q.C., Dr. and Mrs. R. Woolven.
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Mrs. M. R. Arnold, Mrs. B. A. Beale, Mrs. A.K. Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. H.T.V. Bland, Mrs. E. Chard, Mrs. P.
Curtis, Mr. R. de Soissons, Mrs. D.M. Friedli, Miss Lynne Friedli, Mr. R.J.D. Goldsmith, Mrs. K.J. Grant, Mr.
and Mrs. T. Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. B.W. Heap, Mrs. R. C. Hill, Mr. and Mrs. J. Hincks, Mr. K. Horden, Mrs.
C.R.A. Jackson, Mr. A.F. Jones, Mrs. P.J. Kimberley, Mrs. P. H. Luke, Ms. M. Maggs, Mrs. R.M. Marlborough,
Ms. J. McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. J.F. Monk , Mrs. A. Pallant, Mr. and Mrs. B.M. Parmenter, Mrs. M.P. Portman,
Mr F.R.S. Rundall, Mrs. G.O. Sidgwick, Ms. K. Smith, Professor S. Tomlinson , U3A, Mrs. D.Waddington, Mr.
and Mrs. P. Whatmough, Mr. and Mrs. R. Williamson, Mrs. M.T. Wright.
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Alexandra Loughrey, Anne Blane, Anne Prater, Arabella Kiszely, Barbara Beale, Barbara Fletcher, Chloe
Williams, Chris Rear, Diana Green, Edward Noott, Felicity Lodge, Jeremy Houghton, Karen Bloch, Katherine
Cook, Lilian Watkins, Linda Appleton, Lindsay Steele, Liz Allchin, Maggie Fileman, Mary Walker, Maureen
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