13–15 september

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13–15 september

kingsplace.co.uk/festival
ALL TICKETS £4.50 ONLINE
13–15 SEPTEMBER
WelcoMe
‘The Kings Place melting
pot turns up the heat’
BBC Music Magazine
‘World class acoustics’
The Guardian
‘Magnificent’
Wall Street Journal
‘State-of-the-art’
The Independent
‘Imaginative
programming’
The Observer
‘Very 21st century’
Financial Times
‘The performers seem
genuinely thrilled with it’
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Classic FM
WelcoMe
Kings Place Festival 2013
Friday 13 – Sunday 15 September
We are delighted to announce an outstanding programme
for the sixth Kings Place Festival. Every year more and more
people experience our unique offering of over 100 concerts
spread over one long weekend – it’s a great way to sample
the huge variety of music and events we have to offer.
With more free shows than ever before (over a third of the
whole programme, in fact), the Kings Place atrium will be abuzz,
resonating with jazz, contemporary, folk and world music on
the foyer stages. There are plenty of family events too, ranging
from art, cake decorating and ukuleles to Debussy, Alice
in Wonderland and sing-alongs. And when you feel peckish
Rotunda and Green & Fortune will pamper your discerning
palate with chocolate, wine and beer tastings throughout
the weekend.
Kings Place residents Aurora orchestra and the Brodsky
Quartet, plus the london Sinfonietta and orchestra of the
Age of enlightenment, showcase punchy classical and
contemporary programmes. Add folk, jazz, comedy, world and
spoken word events from the likes of Martin Simpson, Dave
Stapleton, Robert Newman, the Nicolas Meier Trio+ and
Tom Service and you have the amazing eclectic mix that is
unique to Kings Place.
All tickets are just £4.50 online. Clear your diary and come
along for the richest of cultural smorgasbords – all happening
this September in London’s hottest music and arts venue!
We look forward to welcoming you and your family.
Peter Millican, ceo Kings Place
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Calendar
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11Alasdair Roberts + special guests
FridAY 13 September
15Amanda Wilkin
11.15 pm Box Office Stage
Free
Jazz
Stamp Collective Jazz
Jay Rayner: Hungry Jazz
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14
10.15 pm Hall Two
10.30 pm St Pancras Room
Folk
12London Klezmer Quartet
Hall One
10 pm
10.15 pm Concert Level Foyer
Jo Harman & Company
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10Rose, Holborn and Harris
St Pancras Room
Box Office Stage
07Lyrix Organix: Remixed
08Olivia Chaney + special guests
Concert Level Foyer
Slowly Rolling Camera
Jodie Verses Everyone
Tom Service: Towards A New Eden!...
Hall Two
05
06
Box Office Stage
Hall One
WORLD
Free
03Oddarrang
04
Hall Two
St Pancras Room
Vive
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Concert Level Foyer
Event Name
No
01Aurora Orchestra: Contrasts
Venue
Hall One
Folk
8.30 pm
9.15 pm
Jazz
Free
BLUES
8.15 pm
8.15 pm
Free
Folk
Contemporary
7.15 pm
8 pm
Free
WORLD
Jazz + Film
6.15 pm
6.30 pm
Spoken Word
Jazz
Jazz + WORLD
6.15 pm
Classical
Free
Time
6 pm
Genre
Calendar
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36
35
34
32
31
30
29
28
26
25
24
23
22
20
Pg
06
23Art Workshop: Pam and Katie English
Gallery Level
10.45 am Box Office Stage
Free
Free
Contemporary
Food & DRINK
Canal Trips: All Aboard Tarporley
2 pm
2.30 pm
2:45 pm
Spoken Word
Family
Contemporary
Free
1.45 pm
1.45 pm
Classical
WORLD
1.30 pm
Classical
Free
1 pm
Family
Peter Millican: Commerce, Community and Culture
35Dante Quartet: Schubert meets Kodály
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37Monooka’s Caravan
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19
Hall One
Concert Level Foyer
Hall Two
St Pancras Room Canalside Terrace
Box Office Stage
Poet in the City
Borealis Saxophone Quartet
33Guardian Family Newspaper Workshop
Guardian Ed. Centre
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34Maciek Pysz Trio
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The Songmen
Canalside Terrace 12.45 pm Box Office Stage
1 pm
Free
Jazz
12 pm
Family
Free
Spoken Word
St Pancras Room
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11.45 am Hall Two Contemporary
29Akademi Indian Dance: Ancient Future
11.45 am Concert Level Foyer
WORLD + Dance
Free
30ZOFKA The Gypsy Girl
11.30 am Hall One
Classical
17
11.30 am Canalside Terrace
Cake Decorating
Family
11 am
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27Raven: The String Quartet That Rocks
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Battlebridge Room
Canalside Terrace
10 am
Family
26Alice in Wonderland
St Pancras Room 10 am
25Ukulele Workshop
Concert Level Foyer
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40
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57
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54
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40
53
51
50
48
49
40
47
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40
45
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41
Pg
Calendar
The Little Prince: A Musical Painting by Thierry Huillet
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Hall Two
Beast Quest: The Wizard Aduro
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Hall One Event Name
No
Venue
Family
9.45 am
Family
Free
9.45 am
Family
Family
9.30 am
Family
Free
Time
9.30 am
Genre
saturday 14 September
07
9.45 pm
BLUES
45Nicolas Meier Trio+
56Robert Newman’s New Theory of Evolution
60
St Pancras Room
John Crampton
Southbound
58Iain Ballamy & Thomas Strønen’s Food
59
Hall Two
Silent Disco
Concert Level Foyer
57
Hall One
Battlebridge Room The D&O Duo
54Maia
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St Pancras Room Box Office Stage
52Maurizio Minardi Trio
53Lisa Knapp
Concert Level Foyer
Hall Two
VIDA Guitar Quartet
50Aimua Eghobamien: Indigo Sessions
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Box Office Stage
Hall One
Pappy’s
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49Martin Speake Trio
Hall Two
St Pancras Room
46OAE: Mozart: Performance and Punchlines
47Darbar I: santoor/tabla duo
Hall One
Concert Level Foyer
21
Box Office Stage
Canalside Terrace
Politics Live: Steve Richards
Wine Tasting
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44
St Pancras Room
Battlebridge Room
42Man Overboard feat. Thomas Gould
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Hall Two
Canalside Terrace
40Alexander Ivashkin: Britten and Russia
41Akademi Indian Dance: Ancient Future
Hall One
Concert Level Foyer saturday 14 September
10 pm
9.45 pm
Jazz
Free
Dance
Jazz
9.30 pm
9.30 pm
comedy
8 pm
8.45 pm
Jazz
Free
Folk
7.45 pm
7.45 pm
Free
Folk
Jazz
6.45 pm
7.30 pm
Free
Jazz
Classical
5.45 pm
6 pm
Jazz
WORLD
comedy
5.30 pm
5.45 pm
Classical
Free
5.30 pm
4.45 pm
Free
WORLD
Family
4 pm
4 pm
Food & DRINK
Family
Spoken Word
3.45 pm
4 pm
Jazz
3.30 pm
3.45 pm
WORLD + dance
Free
Classical
60
Calendar
83
82
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80
78
77
76
75
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72
71
70
69
68
66
40
65
64
64
40
63
62
08
Classic Buskers for Kids
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76Orquesta Estelar
11.45 am Hall Two
11.45 am Concert Level Foyer
WORLD
Contemporary
3 pm
2.45 pm
Family
Food & DRINK
2 pm
2.30 pm
Spoken Word
Free
1.45 pm
1.45 pm
Contemporary
Free
Jazz
Classical
1 pm
1.30 pm
Family
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84
St Pancras Room
Canalside Terrace
Box Office Stage
Battlebridge Room
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81
Concert Level Foyer
Hall Two
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79
Canalside Terrace Hall One
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78
St Pancras Room
12 pm
12.45 pm Box Office Stage
Folk
Free
Classical
Free
Classical
Storytelling with Debussy
Chocolate Tasting
Tempest Flute Trio: From Bach to Chick Corea
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93
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87
Pg
Calendar
Henry Hitchings: Sorry! The English and Their Manners
The Imperfect Pearl (Perola Barroca): Part II
The Buzztones
Jason Rebello Acoustic Trio
Katy & The Elders
Quartet for the End of Time
The Imperfect Pearl (Perola Barroca): Part I
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11.30 am Hall One 11.30 am Canalside Terrace
Cake Decorating
Family
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The Wimpy Kid Show
Sing! with Nick Cope
Family
Battlebridge Room
10.45 am Box Office Stage
Free
Food & DRINK
11 am
Free
Contemporary
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71
Canalside Terrace
St Pancras Room 10 am
10 am
Family
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70
Hall Two
Concert Level Foyer
68Art Workshop: The Craft Closet
Gallery Level
Event Name
Storytelling with Debussy
No
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Venue
Hall One Family
9.45 am
9.45 am
Free
Family
Family
Family
9.30 am
Family
Free
Time
9.30 am
Genre
sunday 15 September
09
87Dave Stapleton with Cellophony
Hall Two
Brodsky Quartet: America
Beer Tasting
94Music For Your Eyes
102Enderby’s Room
104Martin Simpson
103 The Noise Next Door: Soundhouse
Concert Level Foyer
Hall Two
St Pancras Room
100 Talk In Colour
101London Sinfonietta: Tenney & Feldman
Box Office Stage
Hall One
Sasha Siem
98London Sinfonietta: Britten
99
Hall Two
St Pancras Room 96New London Singers: Feel The Spirit 97Darbar II: sitar/tabla duo
Hall One
Stephen Langstaff
Concert Level Foyer
95
St Pancras Room
Box Office Stage
The Romany Diamonds
92La Barraca: Flamenco
93
Hall Two
Concert Level Foyer
66
91Awake sweet love
Canalside Terrace
The Belles of London City
Hall One
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90
Battlebridge Room
Canalside Terrace
104
125
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120
119
118
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116
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114
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111
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108
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106
Calendar
88Artemis Cooper: Patrick Leigh Fermor’s The Broken Road
St Pancras Room
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Canalside Terrace
Ben Hazleton
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86
Hall One
Concert Level Foyer sunday 15 September
10 pm
comedy
9.45 pm
9.45 pm
Free
Folk
Folk
8.45 pm
9.30 pm
Contemporary
Free
Contemporary
Classical
7.45 pm
8 pm
Classical
7.30 pm
7.45 pm
WORLD
Free
Classical
6 pm
6.45 pm
Free
Contemporary
WORLD
Contemporary
5.45 pm
5.45 pm
WORLD
Free
5.30 pm
Folk + DANCE
5.30 pm
Food & DRINK
Classical
4.30 pm
4.45 pm
Spoken Word
Family
4 pm
Family
Free
3.45 pm
4 pm
Jazz
3.30 pm
3.45 pm
WORLD
Free
Classical
Genre listing
event numbers
event numbers
event numbers
event numbers
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Genre listing
01 • 24 • 31 • 35 • 36
40 • 46 • 51 • 75 • 77
81 • 83 • 85 • 87 • 91
96 • 98 • 101
02 • 03 • 06 • 09 • 10 • 14
15 • 34 • 42 • 49 • 50 • 52
55 • 58 • 59 • 60 • 79 • 87
03 • 12 • 29 • 37
41 • 45 • 47 • 76
86 • 92 • 93 • 97
16–21 • 22 • 23 • 24 • 25
26 • 28 • 33 • 61–66 • 67
68 • 69 • 70 • 71 • 73 • 74
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event numbers
event numbers
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event numbers
event numbers
event numbers
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genre listing
02 • 05 • 07 • 10 • 27 • 30
36 • 39 • 57 • 72 • 80 • 83
94 • 95 • 99 • 100
04 • 32 • 38
43 • 82 • 88
28 • 44 • 73
84 • 89
08 • 11 • 13 • 53 • 54
78 • 90 • 102 • 104
48 • 56 • 103
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ticketing
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Sat 14 Sep 9am – 10.30pm
Sun 15 Sep 9am – 10.30pm
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Journey
Kings Place is situated just a few
minutes’ walk from King’s Cross and
St Pancras stations, one of the most
connected locations in London and
now the biggest transport hub in Europe.
See map for detailed travel advice.
Public Transport
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BUS
The Transport for London Journey
Planner provides live travel updates
and options on how to reach Kings
Place quickly and accurately.
You can also call London Travel
Information on 020 7222 1234.
The bus route to York Way is the
390. Other services running to
nearby King’s Cross St Pancras are
routes 10, 17, 30, 45, 46, 59, 63, 73,
91, 205, 214, 259 and 476.
TUBE
BIKE
The nearest tube station is King’s
Cross St Pancras, on the Circle,
Metropolitan, Hammersmith & City,
Piccadilly, Northern and Victoria
lines. The station has step-free
access from platform to street level.
From the tube station the quickest
way to Kings Place is via the new
King’s Boulevard. You can also
walk up York Way.
There is a Barclays Bike Hire
Docking Station right next door
to Kings Place on Crinan Street.
For its latest status and
recommended cycling routes
to Kings Place, please visit the
Transport for London website:
www.tfl.gov.uk/roadusers/cycling or
call London Travel Information on
020 7222 1234.
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by car and is clearly signposted in
the immediate area. The building
is outside the Congestion Charge
Zone. The nearest car park is NCP
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on Pancras Road, open 24 hour,
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Kings Place aims to be accessible to
all and both auditoria oﬀer suitable
seating for wheelchaire users. Please
inform us of any access requirements
when booking. An infrared system is
installed in Halls One and Two, with
hearing advancement headsets for
audience members who do not use a
hearing aid. Neck loops are available
to use with hearing aids switched to
the ‘T’ position. All areas of Kings
Place are accessible to those with
Guide & Hearing Dogs.
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FridAY 13 September
CLASSICAL
CLASSICAL
Hall One
6 pm
Aurora
Orchestra
Contrasts
Brahms Horn Trio
in E flat, Op. 40
Berg Four Pieces
for clarinet
and piano, Op. 5
Bartók Contrasts
Principal Players of
NICOLAS FLEURY © SUPPLIED
Aurora Orchestra:
Thomas Gould violin
Timothy Orpen clarinet
Nicolas Fleury horn
John Reid piano
Since its creation in 2005, Aurora
has established itself as the most
significant new British chamber
orchestra in a generation, and
it was formally installed as the
Resident Orchestra of Kings Place
in 2013. Opening this year’s Kings
Place Festival, this ravishing
chamber programme showcases the
virtuosity of four of the orchestra’s
principal players: Thomas Gould
(violin), Timothy Orpen (clarinet),
Nicolas Fleury (horn) and John Reid
(piano). Brahms’s Horn Trio, written
in memory of the composer’s dead
mother, is performed alongside
Alban Berg’s dazzling serialist
miniatures for clarinet and piano,
and Bartók’s Contrasts, originally
created for legendary jazz and swing
clarinettist Benny Goodman.
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Vive
Curated by Ikon Arts Management
FridAY 13 September
JAZZ + CONtempOrArY
Concert Level Foyer
6.15 pm
James rose founder/arranger
Sam robson alto
emily dankworth soprano
ben Cox tenor
martynas Vilpisauskas tenor
Lewis daniel bass
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Vocal group Vive have a new
take on a cappella sound. Talented
young musicians from the
Guildhall School of Music, they
perform regularly in London and
further afield, collaborating with
established jazz artists like Jacqui
Dankworth. Vive weave rich and
diverse vocal harmonies into their
original songs and arrangements,
creating a fresh, contemporary
sound: a synthesis of pop, fusion,
harmony, jazz and spirituals.
Oddarrang
JAZZ + WOrLd
Hall two
6.15 pm
vIvE © vIvE | ODDARRANG © TIM DICkESON
Curated by Edition Records
Experimental Finnish band
Oddarrang make a genre-defying
sound, influenced by jazz, classical,
world music and postmodern rock.
They have been compared to the
cool but moving expression of
Icelanders like Björk and Sigur Rós
– a mesmerising and spiritual sonic
soundscape. Oddarrang’s debut
album won the Finnish equivalent of
the Grammy for best Jazz Album of
the Year 2007. Currently on tour in
the UK, Oddarrang are gaining more
fans at every performance with their
fascinating mix of musical moods
and traditions and their unusual
instrumentation (trombone, cello,
guitar, acoustic bass and drums).
Olavi Louhivuori drums,
composer
ilmari pohjola trombone
Osmo ikonen cello
Lasse Sakara guitar
Lasse Lindgren bass
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SpOKeN WOrd
St pancras room
6.30 pm
tom Service
FridAY 13 September
Towards A New Eden!...
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Tom Service convenes a panel of
composers, thinkers, performers
and programmers to get to the heart
of new-music’s opportunities and
identities in our lives. Right now
composers are rethinking how their
music is heard, where it’s played
and in what ways it reaches out to
the world. The question is, have the
institutions, the critics and the rest
of musical culture caught up with
them? Join the debate – and you too
can shape the future of music!
Jodie Verses
everyone
CONtempOrArY
box Office Stage
7.15 pm
TOM SERvICE © FRANCINE hOLDGATE | JASON JERMAINE © SUPPLIED
Curated by Small Green Shoots
Jason Jermaine writer,
producer, keys, vocals
The sweet new sound of London
5-piece Jodie Verses Everyone
is a mix of musical styles and
inspirations: Beatles meets MJ,
Beach Boys meets De La Soul,
N.E.R.D. meets Prince meets
Happy Mondays. Expect
something different! Del boi on
guitar and vocals, with guests on
drums, bass and keyboards.
Electric or acoustic, JVE leave
audiences wanting more at some
of London’s most prestigious live
music venues – the Bedford, Ronnie
Scott’s, Jazz Cafe. Check out their
Full Clip video online, and look out
for the Mild Cartoon Violence EP
(summer 2013).
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Jazz + Film
Hall One
8 pm
Slowly Rolling
Camera
FridAY 13 September
Curated by Edition Records
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Slowly Rolling Camera is a new
project that teams pianist-composer
Dave Stapleton, producer Deri
Roberts, vocalist-lyricist Dionne
Bennett and drummer Elliot
Bennett. It is proof positive that
some of the most interesting work
arises from a meeting of many
minds. The result is music that has
distinct echoes of the ‘invisible
soundtracks’ of UK progressives
The Cinematic Orchestra and 4hero
as well as the polychrome textures
of maverick Scandinavian artists
like Sigur Rós. Slowly Rolling
Camera are purveyors of mysterious
audio vignettes, moulded by a
structural sophistication plugged
straight into the vibrant emotional
current of pop culture.
dave stapleton © supplied
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Jazz + Film
CONtempOrArY
Concert Level Foyer
8.15 pm
Lyrix Organix:
remixed
Curated by Lyrix Organix
FridAY 13 September
maxwell Golden slam poet
champion, hip hop
theatre, freestyle MC,
record producer
Jake isaac fast-rising
acoustic singer-songwriter
yob subversive acoustic
folk singer-songwriter
S3O beatbox outstanding
young beatboxer
Natty Speaks freestyle
MC, beatboxer, rapper,
music producer, label
owner and youth
ambassador (Lyrix
Organix: Relay)
+ Special Guests
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Immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope
of spoken word, beatbox, freestyle
rap and acoustic music from the
UK’s very finest emerging artists.
Lyrix Organix proudly unveil a
weekend series of collaborative
and improvised shows exclusively
for Kings Place Festival. Renowned
for tearing up the rulebook for live
music/spoken word, Lyrix Organix
create experimental events that
challenge the invisible boundaries
between artist and audience. They
have hosted acclaimed productions
(Glastonbury, London 2012, Thames
Festival) and unearthed masses of
talent (Ed Sheeran, Ayanna WitterJohnson, Michael Kiwanuka),
and regularly collaborate with
charities (MSF, The Challenge).
Each performance will be unique,
improvised and unmissable!
NATTY SPEAkS © MIChAEL ECCLEShALL | OLIvIA ChANEY © SIMON wISbEY
FOLK
Hall two
8.15 pm
Olivia Chaney
+ special guests
Olivia Chaney – a ‘quintessentially
English Joni Mitchell’ – studied
voice and keyboard at the Royal
Academy of Music. She taught
herself guitar and harmonium
and has created her own sound
as a song-writer. ‘A songstress of
great power and magnitude’, she
is increasingly in demand. She has
toured internationally both as a solo
artist and collaborator with artists
including Alasdair Roberts, Zero 7,
Serafina Steer, and The Unthanks
in venues from Glastonbury to the
Royal Opera House and New York’s
Webster Hall.
‘A star in the making’
The Independent
‘Beautiful, moving, intelligent
singing’ Shirley Collins
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bLUeS
St pancras
room
8.30 pm
FridAY 13 September
Jo Harman
& Company
Jo Harman vocals
mike davies guitar
Stevie Watts piano,
keyboards
phil mulford bass guitar,
double bass
martin Johnson drums
Jo’s evocative, soulful voice has
marked her out as a very special
talent. Over 20 festivals are in
the book for 2013, cementing her
reputation as ‘the one to watch’
among a wide number of media
tastemakers. Her debut studio
album Dirt On My Tongue has
received remarkable reviews, and
fuses intimate ballads, driving rock,
soul, blues, acoustic, gospel and
roots influences in a way that sounds
classic and timeless, yet still fresh
and contemporary.
‘An amazingly powerful soul voice …
they brought the house down’
Jazz FM
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‘A wonderfully smokey mix of
bluesy tones and compelling,
unique, vibrato’
Brighton Music Scene
JAZZ + FOLK
box Office Stage
9.15 pm
JO hARMAN © ALExIS MARYON | ROSE, hOLbORN AND hARRIS © EMMA OwEN
rose, Holborn
and Harris
Welsh songstress Deborah Rose is
accompanied by gypsy jazz guitarist
Remi Harris and virtuoso violinist
Matt Holborn. Recent performers
at Buckingham Palace and live on
Radio 2, they mix sensational jazz,
folk, world and blues with intelligent
musicality and sensitivity.
Deborah’s crystalline voice is
‘one of the finest ever heard’ (folk
legend Judy Collins). Remi is widely
regarded as the greatest talent in
his genre. Matt stands out with
his instantly recognisable sound,
and great use of technique. From
heartfelt folk ballads to exhilarating
jazz compositions, with the added
spice of world music, the trio will
delight and move you.
deborah rose vocals, guitar
matt Holborn violin
remi Harris guitar
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FridAY 13 September
Folk
FOLK
Hall One
10 pm
Alasdair roberts
+ special guests
ALASDAIR RObERTS & FRIENDS © CLARA REGUEIRO
David McGuinness,
Amble Skuse
and Olivia Chaney
A programme of ‘muckle sangs’
– narrative ballads, mainly of
Scottish origin, arranged for piano,
electronics, voice and electric guitar
by Alasdair, David McGuinness
(Scottish early music ensemble
Concerto Caledonia) and Amble
Skuse (flautist and electro-acoustic
composer). Alasdair also takes the
stage with London-based singersongwriter Olivia Chaney, playing
his own songs (from A Wonder
Working Stone) alongside older
pieces and some of Olivia’s material.
Alasdair, David, Amble and Olivia
will also perform new music which
they have conceived together
as a four-piece.
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WOrLd
Concert Level Foyer
10.15 pm
FridAY 13 September
London Klezmer
Quartet
ilana Cravitz violin
Susi evans clarinet
Carol isaacs accordion
ruth Goller double bass
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The London Klezmer Quartet is
a dynamic group of performers,
much in demand. Their deep
understanding of klezmer, the
celebratory and soulful music of
pre-war Jewish Eastern Europe, is
reflected in exuberant, passionate
and accomplished performances.
The LKQ has, individually and
collectively, performed at many
of the UK’s best-known music venues
and festivals, and thrilled audiences
around Europe and Australia.
Described by Frank London
(Klezmatics) as ‘four of Europe’s
most talented klezmer musicians’,
the group plays traditional and
new material guaranteed to move
audiences from dancing to tears
and back again in moments.
FOLK
Hall two
10.15 pm
Stamp
Collective
LONDON kLEzMER QUARTET © JOhN hARRIS | STAMP COLLECTIvE © TOM NEILL
Led by Joe broughton and Paloma Trigas
From the heart of London comes a
group of inspired young musicians
who love folk music and reflect
the diverse styles of the big
city. The players – hailing from
Ireland, England, Spain, America
and beyond – blend original and
traditional tunes from all over the
world into infectiously danceable
blues, rock and funk grooves.
The 20-strong band, mostly drawn
from the Guildhall School of Music
and Drama, includes everything
from virtuoso fiddlers to master
drummers, monster brass riffs
and beautiful voices.
Expect a show packed with
brilliant arrangements and
stunning playing, from a band that
never takes itself too seriously.
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JAZZ
St pancras room
10.30 pm
Jay rayner
FridAY 13 September
hungry Jazz:
The Great American
(Foodie) Songbook
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Jay rayner piano
pat Gordon Smith vocals
robert rickenberg double bass
dave Lewis saxophone
Observer restaurant critic and
One Show regular Jay Rayner takes
to the piano for a journey through
some of the greatest jazz standards
dedicated to the pleasures of food
and drink. From Nat King Cole
classics Frim Fram Sauce and
Save the Bones, through Swing
standard The Lady is A Tramp to
the boozy ballad One For My Baby,
the Great American songbook
provides perfect material for a
full-time restaurant critic and
part-time jazz pianist! Accompanied
by some of Britain’s best jazz
musicians, Jay plays some of these
great tunes and talks about the
stories behind their lyrics.
JAZZ
box Office Stage
11.15 pm
JAY RAYNER © JOhN ARANDhARA-bLACkwELL | AMANDA wILkIN © hELEN MURRAY
Amanda
Wilkin
Hackney-based singer-songwriter
Amanda Wilkin has been attracting
attention with performances
at venues such as the Bush Theatre,
Ronnie Scott’s Bar and The Old Vic
Pit Bar. She channels the spirit
of Nina Simone and Bessie Smith
with her soulful voice and bluesy
chords. Tonight Amanda performs
original songs alongside the work
of female singers of the past who
have inspired her to sing the blues.
‘A wonderful newcomer who
knows exactly how to sing a
modern day version of blues …
Brit Awards, Grammys and Co.?
Only a matter of time’
nbhap.com
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FamilY
10 am, 11.30 am
1pm, 2.30 pm
4 pm, 5.30 pm
SaturDaY 14 September
Canal trips
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All Aboard Tarporley
Get on board and enjoy a chilledout ride down the canal and
through the locks on Tarporley,
the community narrowboat. When
you take a trip along the Regent’s
Canal on historic narrowboat
Tarporley, you don’t just have
to sit and watch the scenery go
by – you can explore the boat and
help work the locks too if you’re
feeling energetic. We will take
you through the Islington Tunnel
and you will get the chance to see
at first hand how a lock operates
as we make our way to City Road
Basin and back again. Life jackets
are provided for children and for
adults who require them.
FamilY
Hall One
9.30 am
beast Quest
TArporley © keiTh pAisley
The Wizard Aduro
Calling all valiant Beast Quest
fans – the good wizard Aduro
needs your help! Join in with this
interactive event to solve cryptic
puzzles, free the Beasts from
Malvel’s evil spell and participate
in a Beast Quest Tournament…
What’s more, you’ll get a sneaky
peek at Adam Blade’s new series,
‘Sea Quest’! Deep in the water
lurks a new breed of Beast…
(Don’t know about ‘Beast Quest’?
Find out more at beastquest.co.uk.)
Exclusive Beast Quest and Sea
Quest goodies for every contestant!
Suitable for ages 7+
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FamilY
Gallery level
9.30 am
art Workshop
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pam and katie english
Focusing on the theme of recycling,
Pam and Katie English will provide
drop-in activities making hats and
jewellery. Using simple techniques,
involving recycled Kings Place
flyers and brochures, with paper
and pen decoration, children and
their families will be able to create a
colourful brooch, bangle or musical
shaker to take home with them as a
memento of the day.
Suitable for all ages
FamilY
Hall two
9.45 am
the little prince
A musical painting by Thierry huillet
thierry Huillet piano
Clara Cernat violin
maël voice of
The Little Prince
(pre-recorded)
thierry Huillet
ArT Workshop © roBerT eveNdeN | Thierry hUilleT, ClArA CerNAT © lAUrA & lAN NgUyeN
voice of The Adult
(pre-recorded)
French composer and pianist
Thierry Huillet and acclaimed
Romanian violinist Clara Cernat
present a musical painting inspired
by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s
classic story and allegory,
The Little Prince. The music
takes you on to a trip into space,
projecting you into the infinitely
large (and infinitely small)
universe of the most widely read
book in the world. The violin’s
beautiful, emotional themes
touch our hearts, and the piano
portrays ‘star dust’, the mystery
of the eternal human universe.
A little boy, his voice recorded
as in a dream, tells us his story,
and becomes our conscience.
Younger siblings welcome
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FamilY
Concert level Foyer
9.45 am
44
ukulele
Workshop
Bring along your ukulele and join us
in a workshop to learn and practise
children’s songs. You’ll learn a little
about the history of this remarkable
instrument too, and find out how
popular it is around the world.
We will be singing and playing
children’s songs and a few other
famous tunes. It’ll be great fun
– don’t miss it!
Family
St Pancras Room
10 am
Alice in
Wonderland
Adapted from the original
by Noel Byrne and Antonia Christophers
Ukulele © Luiz Almeida | alice in wonderland © Mexanese, Copyright 2006-13
Noel Byrne
Antonia Christophers
Lewis Carroll’s Wonderland floods
onto the stage in a whirl of strange
contraptions, handmade puppets
and frantic characters. ‘I don’t wish
to go among mad people,’ said Alice.
‘Oh, you can’t help that,’ replied
the Cat, ‘We’re all mad here...’ Join
Alice on her remarkable journey in
this new production to enchant all
ages. Young and old alike will find
magic in Wonderland, and make it
safely home again. The only danger
is, you may not want to leave!
Curated by Box Tale Soup.
‘Enchanting’ Joanna Lumley
‘Two multi-skilled performers
of great virtuosity, charm
and resourcefulness’
Michael Pennington
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CONtempOrarY
box Office Stage
10.45 am
raven
The string Quartet That rocks
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Stephanie, Kirsty, Natalie and
Rachael became Raven over a pizza
in Soho. Recent graduates from
the UK’s leading conservatoires,
they were making their livings as
freelance session players, but were
disillusioned with the traditional
background role of the string quartet
and frustrated with the same tired
repertoire. The girls wanted to
reinterpret popular tunes of all ages
and revolutionise the way they are
performed. Only weeks after the
quartet had formed, inspired by
Nigel Kennedy’s maverick attitude
Natalie fused two of Vivaldi’s Four
Seasons in an original arrangement.
Chairs and music stands were
Stephanie benedetti violin
Kirsty mangan violin
Natalie Holt viola
rachael lander cello
abandoned and weeks later, it was
performed at a ‘Non-Classical’ club
night to an astonished crowd. They
haven’t looked back.
The girls write all their own
arrangements. Live, Brahms sits
comfortably next to Queens of the
Stone Age and Dave Brubeck is an
easy fit next to Motorhead. In any
given week, Raven members can be
found performing Mozart in St John’s
Smith’s Square, backing an artist on a
TV show or recording at Abbey Road
on a film session. However, the girls
are happiest together, reinventing
everything from Dvořák to Dubstep
and performing it with their unique
energy and passion.
CUpCAke © dixieBelleCUpCAkeCAfe | rAveN © sUpplied
Cake
Decorating
One for the young and young at
heart. Our friendly chefs will be
on hand to offer some sneaky tips
on how to cram as many toppings
on your cupcake as possible. No
need to bring anything with you as
everything will be provided, but
if last year’s anything to go by
we’d suggest wearing a top that
you don’t mind getting icing on!
Free, but a ticket is required
please call the box Office
on 020 7520 1490
FOOD & DriNK
battlebridge room
11 am
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Concert level Foyer
11.45 am
akademi
indian Dance
Ancient future
Expect the unexpected in this
mesmerising event that links the
past and the present. Virtuoso music
accompanies high-octane dance
as Ancient Future takes you on a
spiritual journey, experiencing the
North Indian classical tradition in
its purest and most enriching form.
The line-up includes tabla
virtuoso Sanju Sahai (the sixth
generation of tabla players in his
family) and Jaymini Sahai, who’ll
perform the graceful and energetic
Kathak dance. She is one of the most
exciting artists to emerge from the
new generation of UK-based South
Asian dancers, bringing together
beauty, grace, strength and
elegance in her traditional yet
distinctive style.
ClaSSiCal
Hall One
11.30 am
AkAdemi © AliCe CArfrAe | simoN CrAWford-phillips © ANNegreT kohlmAer | ANdreW sTAples © riChArd eCClesToNe
ZOFKa
the Gypsy Girl
programme to include:
Janáček The Diary of One
Who Disappeared
Simon Crawford-phillips piano
andrew Staples tenor
This is a new collaboration between
Andy Staples and Simon CrawfordPhillips that aims to transform
the experience of listening to the
voice and piano. At the heart of
this programme is Leoš Janáček’s
visceral and intense love story
The Diary of One Who Disappeared,
a song-cycle setting of verses about
a young Moravian farmer who has
been seduced by a Roma girl, Zofka,
and runs away to live with her. This
performance may not be what you
expect; song-singing not so much
dramatised as redefined.
Come and be bewitched by Zofka.
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ClaSSiCal + CONtempOrarY
Hall two
11.45 am
the Songmen
Curated by ikon Arts management
programme includes:
Jeff buckley, arr. ben Sawyer
Be Your Husband
John rutter
Come Live With Me
pierre passereau
Il est bel et bon
Clément Janequin La Guerre
traditional, arr. ben Sawyer
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Ye Banks and Braes Skye
Boat Song
Fats Waller, arr. ben Sawyer
I’m Crazy ’bout My Baby
Featuring songs from the group’s
celebrated album Midnight, as well
as other favourites, this programme
will take you on a journey from folk
and spirituals through 1920s jazz
and 1980s soul to current pop. Many
arrangements are by group members
and only ever performed by them.
The Songmen are an international
a cappella ensemble. In 2011 they
won awards in the Sacred and
Profane categories at the prestigious
Tolosa International Choral Contest
and in 2012 were one of only three
British groups to be nominated
for the Contemporary A Cappella
Recording Awards in the USA. They
possess a wealth of experience from
the worlds of classical, sacred and
popular music, balancing their love
for the old Renaissance masters with
a passion for exciting contemporary
composers through commissioning
and performing their own material.
Regardless of what they sing, the
universal principles of perfect
tonal blend and colour and precise
intonation are fiercely striven for and
shine through in every performance.
peter
millican
SpOKeN WOrD
St pancras room
12 pm
The soNgmeN © sophie leWis | peTer milliCAN © NiCk WhiTe
Commerce,
Community
and Culture
CEO of Kings Place Professor
Peter Millican gives an illustrated
talk on the creation of Kings
Place and why a successful office
development doesn’t have to
exclude the community.
Peter Millican is a property
developer with a unique style and
reputation. After building up and
selling off a chain of retail opticians
he developed his skills as a property
entrepreneur by developing a string
of high-quality office developments
in Newcastle upon Tyne and
London. In each development
there has been an emphasis on
design quality, environmental
sustainability, urban regeneration
and a desire to incorporate art into
the fabric of the building.
His first major development, Central
Square Newcastle upon Tyne, won the
British Council for Offices Refurbished
Office of the Year in 2001. His latest
development, the high-profile Kings
Place, won BCO Office of the Year in
2009 and Business Venue of the Year
at the 2010 Visit London Awards.
‘the concept for Kings place was
to create an architecturally inspiring
mixed-use development which
would, without recourse to public
capital funding, deliver a major new
arts centre next to King’s Cross/St
pancras and offer something to
the local community.’
Peter Millican, Director,
Parabola Land Limited.
Free, but a ticket is required
please call the box Office
on 020 7520 1490
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FamilY
Guardian News & media
education Centre
1 pm
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Guardian Family
Newspaper Workshop
Do you have a budding news
reporter in your family? Come and
take part in this family workshop
at the Guardian News & Media
Education Centre, where your
children can create a newspaper
front page. In this two-hour
workshop your children (with some
help from you) will select, write
and edit stories, create headlines,
choose pictures and produce a
front page to a tight deadline.
The session is suitable for children
aged 7–16. No unaccompanied
children will be admitted.
the session is free,
but places are limited.
advance booking is essential.
please visit
to download a booking form
JaZZ
box Office Stage
12.45 pm
NeWspAper Workshop © The gUArdiAN edUCATioN CeNTre for The gUArdiAN | mACiek pysz Trio © Alex BoNNey
maciek
pysz trio
maciek pysz acoustic guitar
asaf Sirkis drums/percussion
Yuri Goloubev double bass
A gig featuring the new Insight
album. The members of this
outstanding trio share a passion
for acoustic music and intricate
rhythms. Guitarist Maciek composes
most of their music, combining
‘talent, virtuosity and passion with
a deep sensitivity’. Asaf Sirkis has
a deserved reputation as one of the
world’s leading drummers. Virtuoso
bass player Yuri Goloubev completes
the line-up. Now in its fifth year, the
trio has graced the stages of Ronnie
Scott’s, Pizza Express, Charlie
Wright’s, the National Theatre
and Jazz Cafe POSK with its
‘exquisite jazz sound with a touch
of world rhythms’.
‘Mesmerising, magical music!’
Torfaen Jazz Club
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ClaSSiCal
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Dante
Quartet
schubert meets kodály
Schubert Quartet movement
in C minor, D703
Schubert Quartet in A minor,
Rosamunde, D804
Kodály Quartet No. 2 in D,
Op. 10
Krysia Osostowicz violin
Giles Francis violin
Yuko inoue viola
richard Jenkinson cello
The Dante Quartet bring together
quartets by Schubert and Kodály
in an engaging programme imbued
with the rhythms and inflexions of
folk song and dance. For Schubert,
Austrian folk music was in the air
he breathed, part of the Viennese
spirit. In Hungary, village music
at the turn of the 20th century was
considered primitive and provincial,
medley of six different dances,
with sounds and textures suggesting
any number of folk instruments.
The Dante Quartet recorded
Kodály’s quartets earlier this year
for Hyperion, and are passionate
advocates of this great musician
and educator whose work deserves
to be heard and appreciated in
concert halls everywhere.
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fit only to add a few touches of
local colour to ‘serious’ music.
Kodály passionately believed that
Hungarian folk music, with its
ancient roots, should form the basis
of a ‘national’ style, and that every
child should learn to sing it. In his
captivating Second Quartet
the folk influence, subtle at first,
breaks out in the finale into a wild
dANTe QUArTeT © giorgiA BerTAzzi
Hall One
1.30 pm
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Concert level Foyer
1.45 pm
borealis
Saxophone Quartet
something old, something New,
something Borrowed, something Blue
alastair penman soprano saxophone
mélina Zéleniuc alto saxophone
Gillian blair tenor saxophone
Daniel White baritone saxophone
A versatile quartet of saxophone
students who excel in both classical
and jazz styles. Studying at the Royal
Northern College of Music, they are
tutored by internationally renowned
contemporary and jazz musicians,
including Rob Buckland, Vincent
David and Julian Argüelles. They
reached the final of the prestigious
2012 RNCM Concerto Competition,
and have already commissioned
and premiered a new work. In this
captivating programme, the quartet
demonstrates the versatility and
expressivity of the saxophone,
exploring music from traditional
and contemporary idioms, including
Rivier’s Grave et Presto and the
world premiere of a commission
by the acclaimed young Scottish
composer and fellow RNCM student
Tom Harrold.
WOrlD
Hall two
1.45 pm
monooka’s Caravan
BoreAlis sAxophoNe QUArTeT © sUpplied | moNookA © sUpplied
Curated by ikon Arts management
Ottoman and Greek influences
blend with soulful Jewish melody,
Wallachian gypsy music and
traditional Transylvanian doinăs as
award-winning Romanian singersongwriter, puppeteer and actress
Monooka performs traditional songs
from the Carpathian mountains. Her
collaboration with British musicians
Meg Hamilton, Matt Bacon, Paul
Moylan and Cristi Vasile Cozma
(leading lights in the revival of
interest in Eastern European music
in the UK) is a powerful one, and
together they bring refreshing
spontaneity and a distinctive
voice to Monooka’s blend of fiery
music and Romanian song. Expect
laughter and joy as well as deeply
touching folk songs, marionettes,
and very fine musicianship.
monooka vocals
meg Hamilton violin
matt bacon guitar
paul moylan double bass
Cristi Vasile Cozma cimbalom
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SpOKeN WOrD
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St pancras room
2 pm
poet in the City
Bloodaxe
Poet in the City presents a showcase
of fantastic contemporary poets
from acclaimed publisher Bloodaxe,
champion of some of the most
important new poetry being written
in the UK and internationally. This
special event will showcase three
of its celebrated poets, providing
a unique opportunity to experience
live readings from exciting
contemporary voices.
lyrix Organix:
remixed
CONtempOrarY
box Office Stage
2.45 pm
Curated by lyrix organix
maxwell Golden slam
poet champion, hip hop
record producer
young beatboxer
Natty Speaks freestyle
owner and youth
ambassador (Lyrix
Organix: Relay)
s3o BeATBox © sUpplied
+ Special Guests
rap and acoustic music from the UK’s
very finest emerging artists. Lyrix
Organix proudly unveil a weekend
series of collaborative and improvised
shows exclusively for Kings Place
Festival. Renowned for tearing up the
rulebook for live music/spoken word,
Lyrix Organix create experimental
events that challenge the invisible
boundaries between artist and
audience. They have hosted
acclaimed productions (Glastonbury,
London 2012, Thames Festival)
and unearthed masses of talent (Ed
Sheeran, Ayanna Witter-Johnson,
Michael Kiwanuka), and regularly
collaborate with charities (MSF, The
Challenge). Each performance will be
unique, improvised and unmissable!
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Hall One
3.30 pm
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britten
and russia
britten Suite No. 3 for solo cello, Op. 87
(1971), on Russian tunes. Dedicated
to Mstislav Rostropovich
Sonata for cello and piano in A (1926).
Courtesy of The Britten-Pears
Foundation
Sonata for cello and piano in C, Op. 65
(1961). Dedicated to Mstislav
Rostropovich
alexander ivashkin cello
andrew Zolinsky piano
Alexander Ivashkin and Andrew
Zolinsky present a special centenary
programme of Britten’s cello music
inspired by his friendship with
the great Russian cellist Mstislav
Rostropovich (1927–2007). It begins
with the final work dedicated to
Rostropovich, at the very end of
Britten’s life, the moving Third Solo
Suite, and ends with the first, the
Sonata in C, which has often been
described as a portrait of the cellist
known as ‘Slava’. New to most will be
Britten’s early, unpublished Sonata
in A, which Ivashkin and Zolinsky
recorded for the first time.
Andrew Zolinsky is a pianist
of technical virtuosity and
interpretative vision whose
repertoire ranges from early
Baroque to contemporary. His
strong relationship with the music
of Unsuk Chin led to him giving the
French premiere of her Six Etudes
in Strasbourg, and the London
ClaSSiCal
ANdreW zoliNsky © JohN-pAUl BlANd | AlexANder ivAshkiN © liNA prokofielff
premiere of her Piano Concerto
with the BBC Symphony Orchestra.
Alexander Ivashkin has performed
in more than 40 countries, and
given over 50 world premieres, by
composers such as Cage, Penderecki,
Schnittke and Gubaidulina. He is
a Professor of Music and the Head
of the Centre for Russian Music at
Goldsmiths, University of London.
He has recorded over 40 acclaimed
CDs, including the complete cello
music of Britten, Rachmaninov,
Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Roslavets,
Schnittke and Kancheli.
Alexander Ivashkin plays a
Giuseppe Guarneri cello of 1710,
courtesy of The Bridgewater Trust.
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Concert level Foyer
3.45 pm
akademi
indian Dance
Ancient future
Expect the unexpected in this
mesmerising event that links the
past and the present. Virtuoso music
accompanies high-octane dance
as Ancient Future takes you on a
spiritual journey, experiencing the
North Indian classical tradition in
its purest and most enriching form.
The line-up includes tabla
virtuoso Sanju Sahai (the sixth
generation of tabla players in his
family) and Jaymini Sahai who’ll
perform the graceful and energetic
Kathak dance. She is one of the
most exciting artists to emerge from
the new generation of UK-based
South Asian dancers, bringing
together beauty, grace, strength
and elegance in her traditional yet
distinctive style.
JaZZ
Hall two
3.45 pm
man
Overboard
AkAdemi © AliCe CArfrAe | mAN overBoArd © lAUrA Bodo lAJBer
featuring Thomas gould
thomas Gould violin
ewan bleach clarinet
louisa Jones vocals
Jean-marie Fagon guitar
Dave O’brien double bass
Hot vintage swing band Man
Overboard present an hour-long set
of infectious, melodic music that
will delight and astound you. Their
performances at venues such as
Le QuecumBar, Heaven night club
and the Royal Festival Hall have
earned them rave reviews and a
fast-growing fan base. They deliver
swing tunes from the ’20s and
’30s with great skill and unusual
verve, adding their own stamp to
tunes made famous by the likes of
Billie Holiday, Django Reinhardt,
the Mills Brothers, Duke Ellington
and Fats Waller. The chemistry
between these superb musicians
and their audience makes every
performance a magical occasion.
Don’t miss it!
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battle–
bridge
room
4 pm
politics
live
Wine
tasting
At the start of a new political season,
award-winning columnist and BBC
broadcaster Steve Richards (host
of ‘Rock ’n’ Roll Politics’) presents
a behind-the-scenes guide to the
dramas of British politics, and
outlines what is likely to unfold in
the months ahead. Share the latest
thoughts of David Cameron, Nick
Clegg and other key players as the
next election approaches.
Taking its cue from Rotunda’s
award-winning wine list, this tasting
will provide attendees with an
insight into some of the world’s best
and most unique wines. From the
classics to the new kids on the block,
there’ll be something new to explore
and delicious to taste.
steve richards
SpOKeN WOrD + FOOD & DriNK
St pancras
room
4 pm
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box Office Stage
4.45 pm
Nicolas
meier trio+
Nicolas meier acoustic guitar
& glissentar
sTeve riChArds © sUpplied | WiNe © sUpplied | NiColAs meier © NAThAN gAllAgher
Kevin Glasgow bass
Demi Garcia percussions
laurence lowe drums
UK-based Swiss musician Nicolas
Meier has carved out a reputation
as one of the UK’s most original and
exciting guitarists. Drawing on his
love of eastern music, flamenco,
tango and jazz, Meier has developed
his own unique sound. In 2006,
he and his band won both the
prestigious Grand Prize of the Jury,
and 1st Prize, Jazz Guitar, at Jazz
à Juan Revelations 2006. He has
become increasingly well known in
the UK, and has received numerous
4-star reviews for his recordings.
‘Elegant in tone and bubbling with
ideas’ The Guardian
‘As happy in flamenco and Arab
melodies as he is in Western jazz’
The Times
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Hall One
5.30 pm
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Orchestra of the
age of enlightenment
mozart: performance and punchlines
oAe © eriC riChmoNd / hArrisoN & Co.
with satirical passages designed
to mimic the effects of inept
performance. However, underneath
the seemingly clumsy surface,
Mozart is wielding his usual wit
in this technically challenging,
yet light-hearted work.
The evening finishes with
Mozart’s Horn Quintet in E flat,
written for Austrian virtuoso horn
player Joseph Leutgeb in 1782, a
gentle, yet spirited piece often
described as a miniature horn
concerto, with the horn frequently
taking a starring role.
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The Orchestra of the Age of
Enlightenment return to
Kings Place for the 2013 Festival
with a concert celebrating one of
the masters of the Classical era,
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
OAE leader Kati Debretzeni
directs from the violin with a
programme including four-part
fugues by Bach, Mozart and
his contemporary Franz Xaver
Richter. We follow this with
Mozart’s Musical Joke, a work in
which he combined unexpected
elements, including clashing notes,
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Concert level Foyer
5.45 pm
Darbar i
upneet Dhadyalla tabla
Kaviraj Dhadyalla santoor
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Kaviraj has shown great musical
promise all his life. His family
are musicians, so as a child he
was always surrounded by music,
from Indian classical to fusion and
Western classical. He plays the
santoor – the instrument of the
Sufis. It is very difficult to master,
with its 100 strings. Accompanied
by Upneet on the tabla, Kaviraj will
be performing an Indian classical
music raga. Musicians in this genre
do not decide which raga they will
perform until they are on the stage,
and feel the holistic vibrations of the
stage and the audience.
COmeDY
Hall two
5.45 pm
pappy’s
UpNeeT dhAdyAllA © sUpplied | pAppy’s © idil sUkAN
matthew Crosby
tom parry
ben Clark
Pappy’s Last Show Ever was
the smash-hit success of the 2012
Edinburgh Festival. It garnered nine
5-star reviews and earned Pappy’s
their second Edinburgh Comedy
Award nomination for Best Show.
Full of sketches, songs and silliness
– and fresh from a sell-out national
tour – ‘one of the finest sketch
troupes of the last decade’
(The Guardian) bring their latest
show to Kings Place.
‘The funniest thing I’ve seen this
Edinburgh.’ The Daily Telegraph
‘A masterpiece of silliness and a
hymn to camaraderie and carefree
youth.’ The Guardian
‘A beautifully constructed pyramid
of lunacy’ Chortle
‘Their best show yet … a blast.’
The Times
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JaZZ
St pancras room
6 pm
martin
Speake trio
martin Speake alto saxophone
mike Outram guitar
Jeff Williams drums
70
An unusual trio of alto saxophone,
guitar and drums. All three are
committed to improvising in the
moment, today featuring their new
recording, Always A First Time.
Expect meditative ballads, trancelike grooves, free improvisation,
minimalism, jazz standards, Arabic
influences, heavy metal guitar,
unaccompanied solos and more.
‘Speake is a strikingly talented
improviser.’ Encyclopedia
of Popular Music
‘Mike Outram plays the sweetest
wailing rock guitar in Britain.’
London Jazz
‘Jeff Williams has honed a sound
that seamlessly blends a sinewy,
propulsive rhythmic sense with a
masterful appreciation of space
and atmosphere.’ Matthew Miller,
The New York City Jazz Record
JaZZ
box Office Stage
6.45 pm
aimua
eghobamien
mArTiN speAke Trio © Alex BoNNey | AimUA eghoBAmieN, riChArd JoNes, Jerome dAvies, oli hAyhUrsT © sUpplied
indigo sessions
aimua eghobamien voice
richard Jones violin
Jerome Davies double bass
Oli Hayhurst double bass
The latest quartet project led
by singer-songwriter Aimua
Eghobamien, performing with
bassists Jerome Davies and Oli
Hayhurst, and violinist Richard
Jones. Each member of the group
contributes his own style through
original compositions, poetry and
arrangements of pop, rock, folk,
classical and jazz standards. Voice,
violin and two double basses is
an unusual ensemble. It was not
until the four had spent some time
working together that they realised
how rich the rewards could be. Call
it alternative. Call it avant-garde.
Whatever the label, it’s a sound that
won’t soon be forgotten.
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Classical
SaturDAY 14 September
VIDA
Guitar Quartet
Curated by the International
Guitar Foundation
Arnold (arr. Mark Ashford)
English Dance, Set No. 2
Britten Simple Symphony
David Crittenden
A Scottish Fantasy
Gershwin (arr. Vida)
Rhapsody in Blue
Mark Ashford guitar
Mark Eden guitar
Helen Sanderson guitar
Chris Stell guitar
72
The VIDA Guitar Quartet brings
together four guitarists of
exceptional artistry and virtuosity
who share a passion for chamber
music. After making a spectacular
debut in 2007, the quartet is rapidly
gaining a reputation as one of the
most exciting guitar ensembles
in the UK. In this programme it
performs four special arrangements,
including one of Britten’s charming
Simple Symphony and another of
George Gershwin’s magnificent
Rhapsody in Blue.
VIDA QUartet © casey moore
Classical
Hall One
7.30 pm
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JaZZ
Concert level Foyer
7.45 pm
maurizio
minardi trio
maurizio minardi piano, accordion
Nick pini double bass
Shirley Smart cello
Composer, pianist and accordionist
Maurizio Minardi performs his
original music. Reminiscent of Nino
Rota, Yann Tiersen, René Aubry,
Michael Nyman, Ennio Morricone
and Sakamoto, Maurizio’s intimate
and expressive sound is defined by a
daring combination of genres. Think
Baroque through to minimalist jazz,
spiced up with splashes of tango and
rumba. This performance features
a fascinating combination of piano/
accordion, double bass and cello: a
formula Maurizio uses to great effect
in his music.
‘Crossing the bridge between two
musical worlds with imagination
and grace.’ All About Jazz on
My Piano Trio
74
‘Lyrical, intelligent, contemporary
piano’ The Jazz Mann
FOlK
Hall two
7.45 pm
mAUrizio miNArdi © sTefANo CANdiTo | lisA kNApp © TeresA klAseNer
lisa
Knapp
Lisa Knapp emerged with a
remarkable debut in 2007, and
is now established as a highly
distinctive award-winning artist.
She merges radiant, traditional
folk and self-penned songs with
fiddle, hammer dulcimer, strings,
banjo and sonic delights from the
technological age.
‘A major discovery’
Mojo Folk Album of the Year 2007
‘Surely headed for great things’
The Guardian
‘This young singer is the toast of the
folk scene … as strange and stirring
as a spring day.’ The Observer
‘Knapp’s spidery, emotive voice
is likely to prick up anyone’s
ears … like a young Maddy Prior
with the girlish inflection of Björk’
Uncut
75
maia
FOlK + SCi-Fi
St pancras room
8 pm
tom Clegg guitar, ukulele, vocals
Joe Haig piano, trumpet, vocals
Simon robinson guitar, banjo,
mandolin, vocals
Will Fletcher drums, cajon, percussion
76
This unmissable quartet, inventors
of ‘sci-fi folk’, mix all kinds of genres
and play all sorts of disco sci-fi folk
pop – on ukulele, cajon, trumpet,
banjo, mandolin or whatever else is
lying around. Accolades are far too
numerous to mention – go to www.
maiatheband.com and you’ll see
what we mean! In two years they
have played 16 festivals, recorded
two albums, been residents at
the prestigious Folke Newington,
played for Sam Lee (Magpie’s Nest),
headlined New Year’s Eve at the
Royal Festival Hall and been hailed
Best of 2012 by Radio 4’s Loose Ends
culture show.
‘Youthful, spirited, richly
atmospheric and intelligently
off-centre’ Time Out
the D&O Duo
JaZZ + blueS
box Office Stage
8.45 pm
mAiA © sUpplied | The d&o dUo © sUpplied
Curated by The spitz
Deicola Neves guitar
Odie Oputa vocals
A musical mix of blues, soul,
Latin jazz and bossa nova.
Brazilian guitarist Deicola Neves
has developed a unique sound,
blending his bossa nova roots with
traditional jazz and improvisation.
He is inspired by a wide variety
of music, including samba, soul
and funk. Nigerian vocalist and
songwriter Odie Oputa found his
voice singing gospel in church, later
embracing jazz, soul and world
music. A dynamic duo, Deicola and
Odie fuse their different cultures in
an inspiring performance including
well-known hits like I Heard It
Through The Grapevine, The Girl
from Ipanema, and Ain’t No Sunshine.
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COmeDY
robert
Newman’s
New theory
of evolution
Comedian and political activist Rob
Newman rose to fame in the ’90s
in The Mary Whitehouse Experience.
He has since penned four novels,
written for The Guardian and
lectured on the economics of
ecology. Now he has turned his
attention to evolution. After
studying a Devil’s Orchard made by
lemon ants, female buffalo voting
which way to go, Prince Kropotkin
escaping a Tsarist dungeon and
Richard Dawkins’ postman,
Robert Newman concludes that
cooperation drives evolution more
than competition.
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‘From what we’ve seen of his erudite
new show, “Robert Newman’s New
Theory of Evolution” … it’s going to
be quite brilliant.’ Time Out
Robert Newman © SUPPLIED
Comedy
Hall One
9.30 pm
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Silent Disco
CONtempOrarY + DaNCe
battlebridge room
9.30 pm
80
Headphones at the ready for Silent
Disco’s triumphant return to the
Kings Place Festival. Dance and sing
to your heart’s content while your
friend does the same to another
tune – all in apparent silence!
Don’t like what you hear? Just switch
over and see what everyone else is
partying to! One of our DJs will be
playing current chart hits, the other
anthems from the 60s to the 00s.
Green and Fortune will be on
hand serving a selection of
cocktails, wine, beer & soft drinks
JaZZ
Hall two
9.45 pm
iain ballamy &
thomas Strønen’s Food
Curated by Air Artists
iain ballamy
sileNT disCo © shesArii | iAiN BAllAmy & ThomAs sTrøNeN © sUpplied
saxophones, electronics
thomas Strønen
percussion, electronics
Simen Scharning sound
This groundbreaking group,
featuring British saxophonist
Iain Ballamy and Norwegian
percussionist Thomas Strønen, have
toured and recorded internationally,
with their thought-provoking
improvised music of great depth
and beauty. Their dynamic and
forward-thinking approach to
music incorporates juxtapositions
of sound, space and texture. By
combining acoustic elements –
including bells, blocks, gongs and
a lyrical saxophone voice - with live
sampling, drums and electronics,
the musicians conjure many moods,
from pure minimalism to the
angular, more turbulent end
of the musical spectrum.
‘Double five star!’
BBC Music Magazine
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JaZZ
Concert level Foyer
9.45 pm
Southbound
Jack Davies trumpet
rob Cope saxophone
tom taylor piano
Jon Ormston drums
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Four excellent musicians who
combine the subtlety of classical
chamber music with the creative
energy of contemporary jazz.
Expect solos, duets and a full band
sound – and continual surprises: one
moment unboundedly explorative,
and the next powerfully grounded.
With a compositional assurance
and pianissimo control that makes
clear their classical influence,
Southbound draw on the angular
melodies of Tim Berne, and are
driven by the constant creativity that
marks out US composer/trumpeter
Dave Douglas.
‘Relentless energy coupled with
a rigorous sense of the tradition
and magnificent mind for melody’
Sandbar Jazz
‘Immaculate contemporary jazz’
Oxfordbands.co.uk
BLUES
St Pancras Room
10 pm
John Crampton
southbound © tony sleep | john crampton © christopher tribble
Curated by The Spitz
Prepare to be blown away!
Festival regular John Crampton’s
intense foot-stomping blues and
bluegrass is back. With his 1930s
National steel guitar, harmonica,
footboard and stunning, gritty voice,
Crampton creates his very own
‘big sound’. He is an extraordinarily
talented performer, creating
a sound that ‘does not so much
approach the raw blues of Howlin’
Wolf, John Lee Hooker and Bukka
White with reverence as wrestle
it to the floor and stamp his unique
mark on it.’ (Blues Matters!).
John Crampton is simply ‘the finest
blues you are likely to hear this side
of Memphis’(Metro).
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FAmilY
10 am, 11.30 am
1 pm, 2.30 pm
4 pm, 5.30 pm
Canal trips
SunDAY 15 September
All Aboard Tarporley
86
Get on board and enjoy a chilledout ride down the canal and
through the locks on Tarporley,
the community narrowboat. When
you take a trip along the Regent’s
Canal on historic narrowboat
Tarporley, you don’t just have
to sit and watch the scenery go
by – you can explore the boat and
help work the locks too if you’re
feeling energetic. We will take
you through the Islington Tunnel
and you will get the chance to see
at first hand how a lock operates
as we make our way to City Road
Basin and back again. Life jackets
are provided for children and for
adults who require them.
TArporley © SAMUel KANG | AUrorA KidS © beNjAMiN hArTe
Storytelling
with Debussy
Spin with snowflakes, meet the girl
with the flaxen hair and help send a
wandering elephant to sleep...
Join Jessie Maryon Davies
and principal players of Aurora
Orchestra as we explore the magical
world of Debussy. Bringing together
specially commissioned stories
from writer Kate Wakeling and
new chamber arrangements of
Children’s Corner and a selection of
the Préludes, the concert will weave
ClASSiCAl + FAmilY
Hall One
9.30 am
among the creatures, characters,
perfume and fireworks of some of
Debussy’s most-loved pieces. With
lively performances from Aurora
principals and playful opportunities
to become part of the music and
stories, this interactive family
concert promises a spellbinding
introduction to Debussy’s music.
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FAmilY
Gallery
level
9.30 am
Art
Workshop
the Classic
buskers
for Kids
Kids and families are invited to join
The Craft Closet to make brilliant
paper flowers from recycled paper.
Learn some simple origami skills as
you fold, crease and stick squares of
paper to create a giant flower head.
You can make a single flower on a
stick, or a whole bunch – even create
a giant flower sphere! Whatever you
make, you can take it home for a
special decoration or gift. Step-bystep handouts will be available.
Michael Copley, master of more
than 40 woodwind instruments
including a rubber trout, plays at
ridiculous speeds, accompanied by
Ian Moore on a small but perfectly
formed accordion. Their brilliant
arrangements of classical repertoire
delight audiences around the world.
The programme ranges from
classical masterpieces by Mozart,
Vivaldi, Rossini and Tchaikovsky to
folk music from Italy, the Balkans
and South America. Highlights
include Ravel’s Bolero and a
thrilling semi-staged arrangement
of Wagner’s Ride of the Valkyries
complete with swords, helmets
and martial cries!
SunDAY 15 September
The Craft Closet
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Hall two
9.45 am
Suitable for ages 5–12
FAmilY
Concert level Foyer
9.45 am
ArT WorKShop © The CrAfT CloSeT | ClASSiC bUSKerS © eriC riChMoNd | NiCK Cope © ANdreW oGilvy
Sing! with
nick Cope
Monkeys, bears, socks and mud,
this man sings about everything
children are really interested in!
Professional singer and songwriter
Nick Cope made the international
charts as The Candyskins’ lead
singer in the 1990s. Now he writes,
records and performs music for
children and has established a strong
following of little and not-so-little
people all over the world. Bringing
his own brand of acoustic folk-rock
to the world of children’s music,
he creates interactive concerts for
families, schools and festivals all over
the UK. Sit back and relax, or get up
and dance.
Suitable for ages 0–8
and much, much older!
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FAmilY
St pancras room
10 am
SunDAY 15 September
the Wimpy
Kid Show
90
Everyone loves the adventures
of Greg Heffley, and this Festival
event is a must for all Diary of a
Wimpy Kid fans. It’s also great
family entertainment. Host Alastair
Watson brings these hilarious
best-selling books to life with fun
activities including The Wimpy Kid
Draw-Along and The Wimp Wars
Quiz. And you’ll have a chance to
see exclusive clips of author
Jeff Kinney talking about the
books and his involvement in the
films, as well as showing how he
draws the characters.
Books bought on the day will be
eligible for an exclusive Wimpy
Kid Show stamp.
lyrix Organix:
remixed
COntempOrArY
box Office Stage
10.45 am
Curated by lyrix organix
maxwell Golden slam
poet champion, hip hop
record producer
young beatboxer
natty Speaks freestyle
owner and youth
ambassador (Lyrix
Organix: Relay)
The WiMpy Kid ShoW © pUffiN | MAxWell GoldeN © MArTiNA oliver
+ Special Guests
rap and acoustic music from the
UK’s very finest emerging artists.
Lyrix Organix proudly unveil a
weekend series of collaborative
and improvised shows exclusively
for Kings Place Festival. Renowned
for tearing up the rulebook for live
music/spoken word, Lyrix Organix
create experimental events that
challenge the invisible boundaries
between artist and audience. They
have hosted acclaimed productions
(Glastonbury, London 2012, Thames
Festival) and unearthed masses of
talent (Ed Sheeran, Ayanna WitterJohnson, Michael Kiwanuka),
and regularly collaborate with
charities (MSF, The Challenge).
Each performance will be unique,
improvised and unmissable!
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Hall One
11.30 am
Cake
Storytelling
Decorating with Debussy
SunDAY 15 September
FOOD & DrinK + FAmilY
battlebridge
room
11 am
This is a repeat of Event 28. Please
see page 47 for more information.
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This is a repeat of Event 67. Please
see page 87 for more information.
ClASSiCAl
Hall two
11.45 am
the imperfect pearl
(perola barroca): part i
CUpCAKe © evA blUe | AUrorA KidS © beNjAMiN hArTe | The iMperfeCT peArl © MArK lATiMer
A baroque fairy Tale of the life and Music of domenico Zipoli
In 1972, scores by a certain
Domenico Zipoli were found at
former Jesuit missions in Bolivia.
For more than 200 years the life and
music of this influential musician
had been shrouded in mystery. This
is a specially written story based on
the fragments gathered of one man’s
journey from Europe to the Jesuit
Province of Paraguay, illustrated by
the Baroque music which drove him.
Mark Latimer has created
The Imperfect Pearl in collaboration
with librettist William Towers,
who also plays Zipoli, and director
Emma Rivlin.
part i starts on the cramped boat
during Zipoli’s journey from Cadiz
in April 1717 to a new, dangerous life
in the rainforests of South America.
Zipoli tells his story and looks back
at his life in Europe. We find out
about his passions and what drove
him to such an extreme change of
life. We listen to the music he knew
in Italy, his teachers, his inspirations
and some of his keyboard, chamber
and vocal compositions.
please note this is part i of ii. We
strongly recommend attending both
parts. part ii (event 81) takes place
at 1.45pm in Hall two. please see
page 99 for more information
93
WOrlD
Concert level Foyer
11.45 am
Orquesta estelar
SunDAY 15 September
Curated by iKoN Arts Management
and Songlines encounters festival
94
This spectacular Cuban Big Band
includes over 25 members, and it’s
still growing. The Estelar play all
the Cuban classics, at venues from
upscale West End clubs (Studio
Valbonne and Café de Paris) to
diplomatic and cultural events. Sara
McGuinness and Elpidio Caicedo
lead a stunning band line-up, setting
the Festival stage alight with cha cha
cha, son, mambo and Latin jazz, in
original arrangements that showcase
every instrument in the band.
‘Classic Latin rhythms topped
with a dazzling array of horns,
flutes, guitars and strings’
The World Music Meet-Up
ClASSiCAl
St pancras room
12 pm
Quartet for
the end of time
messiaen Quartet for the End of Time
I. Liturgy of crystal
II. Vocalise, for the Angel who
announces the end of Time
III. Abyss of the birds
IV. Praise to the Eternity of Jesus
V. Dance of fury,
for the seven trumpets
VI. A mingling of rainbows,
for the Angel who announces
the end of Time
VII. Praise to the Immortality
of Jesus
orqUeSTA eSTelAr © orqUeSTA eSTelArA | NoSiS Trio © SUpplied
nosis trio
eleanor Corr violin
Hannah innes cello
morta Grigaliunaite piano
with Oliver Janes clarinet
In 1940, Olivier Messiaen was
imprisoned in a German prison
camp, and it was during this time
he met fellow musical inmates –
a clarinettist, a violinist and a
cellist. The success of a short trio
written for the ensemble under
the watchful eye of prison guards
led to the composition of an
additional seven movements,
which now included Messiaen as
the pianist. It was this compositional
tour de force which became the
seminal Quartet for the End of Time.
A work which opposes transcendent
beauty with moments of complete
darkness and silence, Quartet for the
End of Time explores transcriptions
of birdsong (Messiaen’s enduring
interest in ornithology), medieval
modes, rhythmic cycles influenced
by world music and religious
mysticism developed by his interest
in the source of his inspiration –
the Revelation of St John the Divine
– to create a distinctive work
in the oeuvre of this foremost
French composer.
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FOlK
box Office Stage
12.45 pm
Katy
& the elders
SunDAY 15 September
Curated by Small Green Shoots
96
A refreshingly unique act, consisting
of just three members: Daniel James,
Kevin Davidson and teenage singersongwriter Katy. The group came
together in 2009 after Katy (then
only 13) wowed The Elders with her
soulful vocals at a music workshop
in South London. Since then, they
have played a string of gigs around
London with their soulful and
witty music. Writing songs of love,
friendship, rebelling and growing
up, full of the emotions of a young
woman, Katy is one to watch.
‘A marvel of gritty, jagged yet
soulful tones ... Katy’s voice is
breath-taking.’ Simply Muzik
JAZZ
Hall One
1.30 pm
Jason rebello
Acoustic trio
Curated by Global Music foundation
KATy & The elderS © CAlviN SoloMoN | jASoN rebello © SUpplied
Jason rebello piano
Alex Davis bass
Stephen Keogh drums
Jason Rebello is a classically
trained pianist, known for his
crisp suits and good looks. At just
21, he was head-hunted by the great
Wayne Shorter, and has since toured
with many notable artists. He first
met Stephen Keogh at a recording
session. Since then, they have
enjoyed a partnership spanning
25 years, during which they have
appeared in such diverse settings
as Jean Toussaint’s Quartet,
Johnny Griffin with Strings, and
the Jazz Rainbow Project. Today’s
concert is in the classic jazz piano
trio setting, and features original
compositions, arrangements of
American popular songs, and
African and Irish folk melodies.
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COntempOrArY
Concert level Foyer
1.45 pm
the buzztones
SunDAY 15 September
Curated by ikon Arts Management
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Contemporary songs in a way you’ve
never heard them before. This
excellent vocal harmony group was
formed to show that it is possible
for the voice to be at the centre of
great musical performances. The
Buzztones produce superb modern
music, without an instrument in
sight! The guys bring their pop, rock,
soul, classical, jazz and musical
theatre backgrounds to music of all
sorts, including mash-ups of David
Guetta, Chris Brown, Lady Gaga
and JLS. No fixing, tweaking or
adjusting, just 11 men and 11 voices
– that’s all they need.
ClASSiCAl
Hall two
1.45 pm
the imperfect pearl
(perola barroca): part ii
The BuzzTones © The BuzzTones | Mark laTiMer © Mark laTiMer
A baroque fairy Tale of the life and Music of domenico Zipoli
This is a specially written story
based on the fragments gathered
of one man’s journey from Europe
to Paraguay in 1717, illustrated
by the Baroque music which
drove him.
The Imperfect Pearl, or Perola
Barroca (the derivation of the term
baroque), describes the dissonances
of his life. Mark Latimer, on piano,
is joined by William Towers as actor
and countertenor, Eloise Irving,
actor and soprano playing Zipoli’s
patroness Maria Strozzi, and the
Perola Barroca Consort.
part i told of Zipoli’s life in
Europe. part ii sees his arrival
in the Jesuit Province of Paraguay.
We hear of the people he meets
in the Jesuit Reductions, an oasis
between the dangerous and violent
forces of Spain and Portugal,
locked in a fight for dominance
and wealth. We listen to the
music he composed in his new
and strange home, music for
tilling the fields and celebrations,
where everyone sang out of love.
please note this is part ii of ii.
We strongly recommend attending
both parts. part i (event 75)
takes place at 11.45am in
Hall two. please see page 93
for more information
99
SpOKen WOrD
St pancras room
2 pm
litFest:
Henry Hitchings
SunDAY 15 September
Sorry! The english
and Their Manners
100
Where do the norms of polite
behaviour actually come from?
And why do they matter anyway?
Henry Hutchings (theatre critic of
the Evening Standard) presents an
amusing, illuminating and quirky
audit of English manners, based on
his book Sorry!. From basic table
manners to appropriate sexual
conduct, via hospitality, chivalry,
faux pas and online etiquette, he
traces the history of our country’s
customs and courtesies. Drawing on
the astute observations of the likes
of Jane Austen and Samuel Pepys,
Hutchings brings his wit, knowledge
and intelligence to bear in a hugely
entertaining review of changing
patterns and conventions.
Booksleeve © HODDER & STOUGHTON
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SPOKEN WORD
ClASSiCAl + COntempOrArY
box Office Stage
2.45 pm
tempest
Flute trio
Debussy, arr. tempest Syrinx
Duke ellington Caravan
JS bach Sonata in C minor,
BWV 1020
SunDAY 15 September
Adam Gorb A New Life for Anya
edmund Jolliffe Tempest Fugit
Chick Corea Spain
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Helen Wilson flute
Holly melia flute
Sarah bennett flute
Tempest present a varied
programme, from Baroque to jazz
to contemporary classical. The trio
set out to prove that a three-flute
ensemble can reveal fresh and
luminous aspects of familiar works.
Tempest start out with their own
adaptation of Debussy’s solo flute
piece Syrinx. After hearing a version
by jazz flautist Hubert Laws, where he
played with a digital delay, Tempest
decided to create a similar effect.
Helen Wilson’s take on Caravan
sets a virtuosic challenge, drawing
on jazz and Arabic influences. In
complete contrast the JS Bach piece
has more subtle qualities, featuring a
particularly beautiful slow movement.
The two commissions in the
programme come from Adam Gorb
and Edmund Jolliffe. Both were first
premiered at The Forge in 2012.
A New Life for Anya was written as a
follow-up to Gorb’s opera exploring
issues of sex trafficking. The new
work, as the title suggests, is reflective
yet optimistic, suggesting a ‘new life’
for his protagonist, Anya. Jolliffe’s
Tempest Fugit is a short, snappy
number taking its title from the Latin
‘tempus fugit’, meaning ‘time flies’.
TeMpeST flUTe Trio © ioN | ChoColATe © SUpplied
Chocolate
tasting
Come and learn a thing or two
about one of man’s most unfailing
pleasures: chocolate. Following on
from a very successful event in the
Rotunda’s Private Dining Room,
the class is led by renowned
chocolatier Laurent Gerbaud, who
will guide you through the processes
that make chocolate such a joy.
FOOD & DrinK
battlebridge room
3 pm
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ClASSiCAl
Hall One
3.30 pm
SunDAY 15 September
brodsky Quartet:
America
104
Copland Two Pieces
barber String Quartet, Op. 11
Dvořák String Quartet, Op. 96 American
Daniel rowland violin
ian belton violin
paul Cassidy viola
Jacqueline thomas cello
The Two Pieces for string quartet by
Copland are neglected novelties,
but that doesn’t detract from their
charm. The second is a quirky,
dancey, fugue-like affair with a
ghostly central section. The first
is a masterful snapshot of a vast
American landscape.
The emotional heart of Barber’s
solitary quartet lies in the timeless Molto
adagio, known the world over in the
string orchestra version as the ‘Barber
Adagio’. Barber was an accomplished
singer and this heartbreaking
movement is pure choral music. The
first movement is extremely passionate,
and after the slow movement, the
piece ends with a shake of the fist!
Where does Dvořák’s Op.96 fit
into all this? The nickname is a
bit of a giveaway. Right from the
wonderfully carefree opening,
it’s amazingly American, and that
touching second subject seems
to embody the very essence of
‘frontier’. The second movement
is a simple but moving Negro
spiritual. The annoying bird said
to have inspired the scherzo is
ingeniously captured in little
motifs and by moving the entire
thing one beat to the left. The
last movement is surely one
of the most uplifting of all
finales, a real Hollywood-style
‘happy ending’.
Brodsky Quartet © Eric Richmond
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Classical
WOrlD
Concert level Foyer
3.45 pm
ben Hazleton
SunDAY 15 September
Curated by The Spitz
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Through the spiralling harmonics
of his instrument’s deep, dark
resonance, double bassist Ben
Hazleton explores raga music. He
brings with him two decades of
experience in the realms of jazz
and other related improvisational
music. In terms of melody, Ben is an
ongoing student of renowned sitar
player Clem Alford.
On the rhythm side he’s being
educated by Amrit Singh of the
Punjab Gharana of tabla. This
solo offering brings together these
elements of Indian rhythm and
melody, combining and colliding
with the varied life of a Londonbased musician. The Indo Bass
speaks – from a throaty growl to
a velvety slide.
Dave Stapleton
with Cellophony
JAZZ + ClASSiCAl
Hall two
3.45 pm
Curated by edition records
beN hAZleToN © MAlCoM hAZleToN | CellophoNy © SiMoN ToTTMAN
Cellophony
richard birchall, matthijs
broersma, pau Codina,
reinoud Ford, Ashok
Klouda, bart lafollette,
John myerscough, ella
rundle cellos
with Dave Stapleton piano
neil Yates trumpet
Daniel Herskedal tuba
In May 2012, Dave Stapleton
released Flight, an album that won
rave reviews for its originality and
ambitiousness and was described
by Jazzwise Magazine as ‘one of the
best conceived and executed albums
by a young British jazz musician
for some while’. Rarely have an
artist’s ambitions been fulfilled
with such artistry and beauty.
Now he returns to Kings Place
for a one-off performance with
musicians from Edition Records,
the record label he co-founded with
photographer Tim Dickeson. For
this concert with British trumpeter
Neil Yates, Norwegian tubist Daniel
Herskedal and eight-cello classical
ensemble Cellophony, Stapleton
has rearranged much of his Flight
album as well as written new works,
intelligently combining a dextrous
blend of contemporary jazz
and classical.
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SpOKen WOrD
St pancras room
4 pm
litFest:
Artemis Cooper
SunDAY 15 September
on patrick leigh fermor’s The Broken Road
108
Patrick Leigh Fermor’s acclaimed
biographer introduces The Broken
Road, From the Iron Gates to Mount
Athos, the long-awaited final volume
of his unfinished trilogy, to be
published in autumn 2013. The
book has been edited by Artemis
Cooper from Patrick Leigh Fermor’s
incomplete manuscript describing
his walk across Europe in the
1930s. Cooper shares her passion
for Paddy and his work and tells us
why the greatest travel writer of his
generation found it so difficult to
complete this extraordinary journey
on paper. Leigh Fermor died in 2011
at the age of 96.
beer
tasting
FOOD & DrinK
battlebridge room
4.30 pm
ArTeMiS Cooper © NellA beevor | beer © SUpplied
Think a beer is just a beer?
Think again. Join us for a special
look into some of Britain’s most
unique beers and learn about
the differences that hops, the
fermentation process and many
other factors can make to the taste,
colour and clarity of a beer.
109
the belles
of london City
SunDAY 15 September
DAnCe + FOlK
Canalside terrace
4.45 pm
110
The Belles of London City have
taken the entertainment world by
storm with their innovative allfemale quartet of corseted Morris
dancers. The singing and dancing
troupe has experienced a whirlwind
success in festivals, clubs and
streets around the UK. Dressed in
trademark red and white corsets
and top hats, The Belles of London
City (complete with fool) perform
traditional Morris and clog dancing,
and music with a modern twist.
Guaranteed to captivate and delight
any audience! Better still, you get to
join in some of their dances. Young
or old, two left feet, all are welcome.
‘Fantastic capering’ Uncut
‘Saucy’ The Guardian
ClASSiCAl
Hall One
5.30 pm
Awake sweet love
laments and Musings of dowland,
Schubert and falla
The belleS of loNdoN CiTy © pAUl fArrell | ChriSToph deNoTh © SUSSie AhlbUrG | rUby hUGheS © bArry hAlev
Christoph Denoth guitar
ruby Hughes soprano
Dowland Come again, sweet love;
Flow, my tears; Sleep wayward
thoughts; In darkness let me dwell;
Can she excuse my wrongs; I saw my
lady weep; The Shoemaker’s Wife
(solo guitar); Fantasia (solo guitar)
Schubert Night songs: Die Nacht;
Der Wanderer an den Mond;
Wandrers Nachtlied; Ständchen;
Lied der Mignon
Albéniz Asturias (Leyenda)
(solo guitar)
Falla Canciones Populares:
El Paño moruno, Asturiana, Nana,
Jota Homenaje (Tombeau de
Debussy) (solo guitar)
The ‘laments and musings of
Dowland and Schubert are more
than just a lament expressed in
music and words,’ says Swiss guitar
maestro Christoph Denoth, ‘they
invite us to see the horizon and
open the door to beauty, love and
transcendence.’
Soprano Ruby Hughes joins Denoth
to create a series of intimate stories
and portraits, both richly evocative
and melancholic. The recital ends
with vivid images of Spain, conjured
by the pens of Albéniz and Falla.
Christoph Denoth is Musicianin-Residence at Balliol College,
Oxford and Professor at the Royal
Academy of Music. A BBC New
Generation Artist, ruby Hughes
studied at the Guildhall School of
Music and in Munich. She made
her opera debut in Vienna with
René Jacobs in 2009. Last year she
recorded Montsalvatge’s Simfonia
de Rèquiem (Chandos) with the
BBC Philharmonic and Juanjo Mena.
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112
SunDAY 15 September
WORLD
WORLD
Hall Two
5.45 pm
La Barraca:
Flamenco
Curated by La Barraca
Alexander Gavilan © www.argus-photo.com
Carmen Fernandez vocals
Federico Ordoñez dance
Alexander Gavilan guitar
La Barraca promotes the ‘genuine,
living art’ of authentic flamenco,
and supports the new generation
of talented flamenco artists. This
exciting Festival event offers you
the chance to see some of today’s
most gifted performers present
their art in its most traditional form,
with all three elements – dance,
vocals and guitar – playing equal,
complementary roles. Carmen
Fernández is from a famous
flamenco family. Federico Ordóñez
is renowned for his charisma on
stage. Guitarist Alexander Gavilán
uses orthodox technique with
intense and virtuosic results.
This is a rare opportunity to see
authentic flamenco in London,
and is not to be missed.
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WOrlD
Concert level Foyer
5.45 pm
SunDAY 15 September
the romany
Diamonds
marek ricardo Czureja violin, vocals
ben Czureja guitar
Krystian Huczko keyboard, vocals
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Led by one of the world’s finest
Roma violinsts, Romany Diamonds
will enchant you. Three generations
of this musical Gypsy Roma family
take your breath away with violin
played at breakneck speed (and
sometimes back-to-front!) and a
rhythm section of keyboard and
guitar. Their music is traditionally
Roma in sound, shot through with
Jewish traditions and folk music
from Slovakia, Poland and Hungary.
These fiery, haunting Gypsy
melodies are guaranteed to make
your heart thump, your feet tap and
your hands clap.
‘If you ever get the chance to
see them, take it: The Romany
Diamonds truly do sparkle!’
WorldMusic.co.uk
music For
Your eyes
COntempOrArY + DAnCe
St pancras room
6 pm
roMANy diAMoNdS © SUpplied | illUSTrATioN © KeZiAT
luca Ciarla violin, loop machine
Gisela Fantacuzzi dance theatre
Keziat video art
In Music For Your Eyes music, dance
and the visual arts intersect live on
stage. Italian violinist Luca Ciarla,
dancer Gisela Fantacuzzi and video
artist Keziat introduce the audience
to an imaginative territory where
notes are transformed into colours,
gestures become still images and
drawings find their own sound.
Luca Ciarla is one of the most
creative violinists of today. His
music transcends genre boundaries
to trace an innovative musical path,
a magical acoustic seduction in
perfect balance between written
compositions and improvisation,
traditional and contemporary
sounds. Gisela Fantacuzzi is a
dancer, performing and presenting
her works in major venues and
festivals such as the Centro Cultural
Borges in Buenos Aires, Fronteras
Festival in Brazil and the Italian
ConFusioni and Vasto Theatre
Festival. Keziat graduated from
the Academy of Fine Arts in Foggia
(Puglia) and began to collaborate
with galleries and publishing houses
in Italy and abroad. She has since
presented her works internationally,
including in Paris, New York, Hong
Kong and Rome. Her visionary
art is expressed through painting,
cartoon, illustration, video art,
installation and live performance.
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COntempOrArY
SunDAY 15 September
box Office Stage
6.45 pm
Stephen
langstaff
Liverpool troubadour Stephen
Langstaff started writing and
performing his own songs at the
age of 11 and has been producing
haunting, soulful tracks ever
since. His songs are powerful, and
he delivers them with complete
conviction. Like Langstaff himself,
they are instantly engaging and full
of warmth. Having supported many
great singer-songwriters and bands
from Liverpool (Ian McCulloch,
Ian Broudie, John Power, Space)
Stephen is destined to become the
legendary music city’s next big
export.
‘The voice of an angel with the
power of a Tsunami’ glasswerk.co.uk
116
‘I’m utterly charmed by the
gorgeous, breezily melodic
recordings.’ Rocksucker 2012
ClASSiCAl
Hall One
7.30 pm
new london
Singers
STepheN lANGSTAff © dAve MUNNS | ivor SeTTerfield © rory CArSoN
feel the Spirit
This swinging concert is given
by the New London Singers,
a young and dynamic chamber
choir, now celebrating their 50th
year. They and their conductor Ivor
Setterfield are joined by pianist
Chris Lee for a jazz-flavoured
performance of works by Shearing,
Rutter and Tippett.
The progamme comprises
Rutter’s stunning Birthday Madrigal
arrangements, and jazz legend
George Shearing’s charming
and light-hearted settings of
Shakespeare’s timeless lyrics. These
two sparkling works are coupled
with Tippett’s captivating a cappella
arrangements of Negro spirituals,
taken from probably his most
celebrated work, A Child of Our Time.
A hugely powerful work inspired by
the seismic events of World War II,
this oratorio uses the spirituals as the
modern functional equivalent of the
chorales in Bach’s Passions.
tippett Five Negro Spirituals
from A Child of Our Time
Shearing Songs & Sonnets
from Shakespeare
John rutter Birthday Madrigals
new london Singers
ivor Setterfield conductor
Chris lee piano
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WOrlD
Concert level Foyer
7.45 pm
SunDAY 15 September
Darbar ii
Jasdeep Degun sitar
Harkiret bhara tabla
118
Young and upcoming sitarist
Jasdeep Degun was born and raised
in Leeds. He studied Indian classical
vocals from a young age, and began
learning the sitar at the late age of
15. He has acquired a deep insight
into the art of Indian classical music
and continues to learn with his
teacher, Ustad Dharambir Singh
MBE. Accompanied by the
dynamic Harkiret Bhara on the
tabla, Degun will be performing
an Indian classical music raga.
Musicians in this genre do not
decide which raga they will
perform until they are on the stage,
and feel the holistic vibrations
of the stage and the audience.
ClASSiCAl
Hall two
7.45 pm
london
Sinfonietta
britten
berg Four Pieces for clarinet
and piano
Colin matthews Oscuro
jASdeep deGUN © MUSiCporT feSTivAl | johN CoNSTAble © KeviN leiGhToN
for viola and piano,
Calmo for viola and piano
edmund Finnis Four Duets
for clarinet and piano
Colin matthews Three Interludes
for clarinet, viola and piano
britten Lachrymae for viola
and piano
mark van de Wiel clarinet
paul Silverthorne viola
John Constable piano
Britten’s extraordinary Lachrymae
in the chamber version for viola
and piano is a work inspired by and
finally quoting Dowland’s song
Come, heavy sleep. Berg’s Four Pieces
for clarinet and piano (a composer
whose work influenced Britten)
are rare examples of his work on
an intimate, compact scale. Colin
Matthews worked with Britten and
is still closely associated with his
music. His two short viola works
explore the more introspective and
elegiac side of the instrument, while
the Interludes are, in his words ‘three
rather enigmatic pieces, interludes
without intervening acts’. Edmund
Finnis is one of a generation of
young emerging composers whose
professional approach to their work
is matched by an original voice and
inspired writing.
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Sasha Siem
SunDAY 15 September
COntempOrArY
St pancras room
8 pm
120
Sasha sings songs from her debut
album, Most of the Boys. Identified
by The Guardian as ‘one to watch’,
she’s making waves in British music.
She has graced the stages of venues
across Europe, including the Royal
Opera House. Her songs combine
raw, playful lyrics with intricately
crafted accompaniments. Their
unique soundworld is influenced as
much by classical composers György
Kurtág and Claude Vivier as by
pioneering singer-songwriters Tom
Waits, Björk and Joanna Newsom.
A special edition vinyl of the album
has been produced by Gearbox
records and will be available for
purchase at the concert.
‘Clearly a gifted musician’ The Times
talk in Colour
talk in Colour Bones
Working Title
Nightshifts
Headlights
SAShA SieM © elioT lee hAZel | TAlK iN ColoUr © oWeN riChArdS
Shadow Orchestra
(arr. talk in Colour) Matilda
mary erskine vocals, piano
Christopher bangs cello, vocals
Kat Arney harp
nick Siddall guitar
Dave Oliver drums
Known for their amazing live shows
combining classical instrumentation,
drums, guitars and electronics, the
band is performing a special acoustic
set taken from their acclaimed debut
album ColliderScope, as well as
newer, as yet unreleased material.
‘Subtly stripped but soulful … finely
dressed with electronics and a
rootsy vocal’ Metro
‘Ecstatic folk melodies and textures’
**** Financial Times
‘Faultless production ... rich and
mesmeric’ Drowned In Sound
‘One of the most original,
mesmerizing and enthralling acts
around’ Wah Wah 45s
‘Had us hooked from the very first
minute’ No Fear Of Pop
COntempOrArY
box Office Stage
8.45 pm
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ClASSiCAl
Hall One
9.30 pm
london
Sinfonietta
SunDAY 15 September
Tenney & feldman
tenney Having Never Written
122
a Note for Percussion*
Feldman The Viola in my Life 3
tenney Cellogram*
Feldman Last Pieces, No. 1
tenney Swell Piece for Alison Knowles*
Feldman Four Instruments
* from Postal Pieces (1965–71)
paul Silverthorne solo viola
tim Gill solo cello
John Constable solo piano
london Sinfonietta
ClASSiCAl
pAUl SilverThorNe © SlATer-KiNG.CoM | MArK vAN de Wiel © TArA Moore
This concert invites you to
explore the extraordinary set of
experimental compositions devised
by American composer James
Tenney, set alongside some of the
quiet and still music of Morton
Feldman. Tenney’s Postal Pieces
(created between 1965 and 1971)
are short works, written and sent
on postcards, often for his friends
at the Californian Institute of
the Arts. The pieces require the
musicians to interpret a short set of
instructions or a minimal amount
of printed notation, with hugely
atmospheric, and sometimes hugely
dramatic results. Morton Feldman
wrote four versions of The Viola
in my Life, exploring the sound of
the instrument in partnership with
different instrumental forces. This
version is for viola and piano, and
like the others explores extreme
quiet and the silence between
the notes. His Four Instruments
utilises his compositional technique
whereby the players begin together
but then proceed at their own pace.
His set of Last Pieces are beautiful
miniatures for piano.
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FOlK
Concert level Foyer
9.45 pm
124
London-based indie-folk band
Enderby’s Room specialise in lush
harmonies, unusual instruments,
and vivid storytelling. Songwriter
Dan Mayfield used to perform with
Darren Hayman, Daniel Johnston,
and the Wave Pictures. With
Enderby’s Room, he performs his
own music backed by harmonium,
double bass and ukuleles.
‘Intricately woven and
desperately beautiful music
where the lyrics take centre stage’
Folkroom Records
‘At times they capture the
sumptuous melancholia of Low;
at others, they’re finding new
shapes for indie folk’
How Does It Feel To Be Loved
eNderby’S rooM © roSie reed Gold | The NoiSe NexT door © SUpplied
SunDAY 15 September
enderby’s
room
COmeDY
St pancras room
10 pm
the noise next Door:
Soundhouse
In a dark corner of town there is
an underground club the likes of
which the world has never seen.
A place without rules, where legends
live and history is made. This
Edinburgh Fringe sell-out comedy
team perform their astonishing new
show, Soundhouse. Unstoppably
funny and uniquely talented, the
UK’s premier improv comedy troupe
The Noise Next Door are well on
their way to becoming comedy’s
next big thing.
‘Hilarious’ **** The Daily Telegraph
‘Masterpiece’ ***** ThreeWeeks
‘World-class’ ***** USA Weekly
‘Genius’ ***** Fringe Review
‘Sublime’ **** Chortle
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FOLK
126
After 35 years as a professional
musician Martin is, right now, better
than ever. One of the finest acoustic
and slide guitar players in the world,
he turns his interpretations of
traditional songs into storytelling
masterpieces. His solo shows are
intense, eclectic, spellbinding and
deeply moving. His career includes
collaborations with a host of huge
names in the folk world and beyond,
and he has been nominated for an
astounding 26 BBC Radio 2 Folk
Awards. Whether playing American
old-time music, blues, a Dylan song
or his own material, Martin Simpson
is unpredictable, individual and a
guitarist of immense subtlety.
‘One of our finest traditional
musicians’ **** Uncut
MARTIN SIMPSON © DAVID BAILEY
SunDAY 15 September
Martin
Simpson
Folk
Hall Two
9.45 pm
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ART
Pangolin London
Geoffrey Clarke:
A Decade of Change
13 September – 26 October 2013
Geoffrey Clarke
Man, 1950
Etching
Edition of 25
Image courtesy of
Pangolin London
Photo: Steve Russell
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Geoffrey Clarke RA is a renowned
sculptor best known for his work
in aluminium and stained glass.
He has fulfilled many public
commissions including six pieces
for Coventry Cathedral and first rose
to prominence exhibiting alongside
other young British sculptors at
the 1952 Venice Biennale. The
exhibition at Pangolin London
focuses on the following decade,
charting Clarke’s transition from
working in cast iron to aluminium
using an exciting new process.
Displaying both sculpture and works
on paper, the exhibition offers a
unique insight into this exciting
stage of the artist’s development.
ART
Kings Place Gallery
Ruth Borchard Self-Portrait
Competition and Exhibition
22 June – 22 September 2013
gina southgate © supplied | Kings plaCe galleRY © supplied
This competition is intended to
celebrate the traditions which
inform the Ruth Borchard SelfPortrait Collection by encouraging
the development of these ideas
into British art of the 21st century.
Entrants must submit a self-portrait,
but this concept is open to an
interpretation that goes beyond
passport-photo conventionality.
Shown alone or within a group,
contextualised, abstracted, trailing
narrative or defined by the surface
of the image, like all self-portraits,
these new additions to the genre will
explore the idea of visual identity,
revealing and designing it at the
same time. An exhibition of works
selected from the competition
entries will be held at the Gallery
from 21 June until 22 September,
when details of the winning entry
will be announced. Further info
available at kingsplacegallery.co.uk
Gina Southgate
‘Gina Southgate is a painter
best known on the British jazz
and free improv scene for
capturing the frisson of live music.
Audiences wow as they see the
wet gloss, splodge mark, pencil
creak, colour zap turn into images
of instruments and performers.
Southgate paints/performs on an
international stage and the resulting
paintings are hung in public and
private collections worldwide’
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Food & dRINK
Rotunda
Bar &
Restaurant
Festival Hours: 11am – midnight
rotundabarandrestaurant.co.uk
020 7014 2840
classic cocktails, an array of draught
beers and an impressive wine list all
available in the bar, Rotunda is a must
during your time at the Festival.
As well as all this, Rotunda will be
taking inspiration from all over the
world and setting up market food
stalls, including BBQs, curries, paella
and our butcher’s own pork and beef
hot dogs. If the sun is shining there
is no better place to be than relaxing
with a drink in hand on the waterside
terrace, and if you’re lucky you’ll find
a deck chair to settle down in.
Green & Fortune Café
open every day until 10 pm
greenandfortunecafe.co.uk
020 7014 2850
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Situated in the atrium of Kings Place,
the Green & Fortune Café is perfect
for a quick snack or lighter bite. Dive
into an extensive selection of freshly
made soups, sandwiches, salads
and cakes, and at the beef and lamb
carvery station, expect to find the
most tender meat joints, direct from
the farm in Northumberland.
rotunda © Supplied | green & Fortune caFe © Supplied
Situated within Kings Place, on
the edge of the Battlebridge Basin,
Rotunda Bar and Restaurant is a rare
thing in the world of London dining:
a restaurant that not only owns its
own farm – based in Northumberland
countryside – but also ages its meat on
site in a purpose-built hanging room.
The Northumberland-sourced beef
and lamb make up the backbone of
the menu which is crafted by head
chef Nicky Foley. With a full à la
carte menu available throughout the
Festival as well as a lighter menu,
Wayne McGregor
Random Dance presents...
Random Works
London Lit Weekend
Melvyn Bragg, Penelope Lively,
Jeremy Paxman, Jennifer Potter
London Guitar Festival 2013
Antonio Rey Trio, Ana Vidovic
Francisco Morais Franco
LIFEM 2013: Music from Finland
Värttinä, Jimi Tenor, Iiro Rantala
Maria Kalaniemi & Timo Alakotila
Scene Norway II: Nils Petter Molvær
London Jazz Festival Residency
feat. Jan Bang, Moritz von Oswald,
Spin Marvel, Hilde Marie Kjersem
+ Ornulf Øpdahl Exhibition
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The finesT chamber and
ensemble venues anywhere
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13–15 september

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