NCEM Autumn 2016 Brochure - The National Centre for Early

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NCEM
Folk
Box Office 01904 658338 | www.ncem.co.uk
Kathryn Tickell
Annie Whitehead
Chris Wood
Koshka
Julia Biel
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12 major music venues across the UK
A travelling season of concerts bring the newest and most
exciting music from around the globe.
Book for any two Making Tracks concerts below and receive the second
concert free! This offer is valid on full price tickets only and both concerts
must be booked at the same time.
Sunday 13 November | 7.30pm
Thursday 16 February | 7.30pm
Wednesday 22 March | 7.30pm
Chango Spasiuk
Paolo Angeli
Derek Gripper
Sklamberg &
The Shepherds
Klezmer royalty in trans-continental
exploration of common roots
Tickets £13.00 see Page 13
Accordion magic and deep swing
from Argentina
Sardinian and South African
guitarists join forces
There are no refunds or exchanges and this offer cannot be used in conjunction with any other offers.Tickets are subject to availability.
We are delighted to bring you more concerts this season suitable for young people, their
family and friends. Check out our Family Friendly Films (Sun 16 Oct, 11.30am); Hubbub,
A Musical Adventure! (Sun 30 Oct, 1.30pm and 3.30pm) and Revolting Rhymes and
Marvellous Music (Sun 27 Nov, 2.30pm) marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of
Roald Dahl. See page 17 for more details.
NCEM Director, Delma Tomlin, talks to Kala Sangam musicians, Kathryn Tickell and Annie Whitehead about their
inspirations/influences and concert programme. Free of charge prior to concerts from 7.00pm to 7.15pm.
See pages 3, 4 and 10.
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October
Monday 3 October | 7.30pm
RANT
This chamber folk quartet brings together four of Scotland’s finest fiddle players, Jenna and Bethany Reid from
Shetland, Lauren MacColl from the Highlands and (standing in for Sarah-Jane Summers on family leave) the
redoubtable Anna Massie. Using just their fiddles, they weave a rich and vibrant tapestry of melodies, textures, layers
and sounds across a wide repertoire of traditional, modern and self-penned tunes. Also known for their work as
soloists and with bands such as Blazin’ Fiddles, RANT made their collective mark in 2013 with a critically acclaimed
debut album and a string of festival and concert appearances across the UK, Ireland and Scandinavia. Brand new
follow-up release ‘Reverie’ consolidates their reputation as a significant and joyous force in modern Scottish music.
‘An irresistible journey through reels, strathspeys and jigs’ Songlines
Promoted in association with the Black Swan Folk Club
Tickets £15.00 (concs £13.00) Student Standby £5.00 available 15 minutes before this concert
www.rantfiddles.com
Saturday 15 October | 7.30pm
Sarangi Serenade
7.00pm – 7.15pm
Surjit Singh sarangi Surdarshan Singh Chana tabla
Surjit studied vocal music from a very young age, but his passion for the Sarangi
(a bowed, short-necked string instrument from India) led him to the Sarangi maestro,
Pandit Ram Narayan, with whom he studied for 15 years before launching his
acclaimed career. His technical mastery, along with the richness of his musical ideas
and his traditional approach, has won him admiration throughout the world.
Surjit will present the hundred colours of the Sarangi and render various
classical Indian ragas, through this deeply evocative stringed instrument.
Surjit will be accompanied by Surdarshan Singh Chana, a rare tabla
artist who is very much sought after for his Benares style of playing.
Presented in association with Kala Sangam
Tickets £13.00 (concs £11.00; students £5.00)
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Kathryn Tickell & The Side
7.00pm – 7.15pm
Kathryn Tickell Northumbrian pipes, fiddle
Louisa Tuck cello (principal cellist, Oslo Filharmonien)
Ruth Wall harp (Goldfrapp, Fitkin)
Amy Thatcher accordion, clog dancing (The Shee)
Channelling their diverse musical experiences into a
powerful new sound, The Side stay true to the spirit and
essence of Kathryn’s own Northumbrian folk tradition
whilst unleashing the talent and creativity of each
individual musician. Evocative slow airs move seamlessly
into life-affirming jigs and reels; Amy storms into a clog
dance; Kathryn’s dizzying, rapid-fire piping contrasts
with the richness of the cello and Ruth’s sparkling harp
playing melds it all together.
Kathryn Tickell, awarded an OBE in 2015, is the world’s
foremost exponent of the Northumbrian pipes,
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a composer, performer and successful recording artist
whose work is deeply rooted in the landscape and people
of Northumbria. She has released 15 of her own albums
to date and has also recorded and performed with Sting,
The Chieftains, Penguin Café Orchestra, Jon Lord, Evelyn
Glennie, Liverpool Philharmonic, London Sinfonietta and
many others.
‘blissfully intuitive… Magnificent’ fRoots
Tickets £20.00 (concs £18.00)
www.kathryntickell.com
Wednesday 19 October | 4.00pm – 7.30pm
4.00pm – 5.00pm
Zoom Through...
Families Workshop
Laser scans of St Margaret’s Church provide
the score for a spatial soundscape
The AOC Archaeology Group and NCEM have teamed up to
explore and reinterpret the medieval church of St Margaret’s,
the home of the NCEM, using an archaelogical laser scanner and
music from throughout
the ages.
October
An opportunity for both budding
archaeologists and musicians to experiment
using an archaeological laser scanner and
music. Places must be booked in advance at
[email protected]
5.30pm – 7.30pm
Vespertine Event
Traces of NCEM are projected back into the
church; take a virtual journey into the bell
tower and hear musical responses created
by Jez Wells that bring the space and laser
scans to life!
Tickets Both events are free
www.vespertineyork.com
Breabach
This dynamic Scottish five-piece delivers a thrilling and unique brand of modern folk music that has earned them
numerous UK awards and garnered international prestige on the global roots music scene. Proudly keeping their
native traditions alive for a new generation, they perform thoughtful and moving songs in both English and Gaelic,
alongside driving instrumentals, step-dancing and mouth music. As on their memorable visit to York in 2013, the
band comprises Calum MacCrimmon pipes, whistles, bouzouki and vocals, Ewan Robertson guitar and vocals, James
Mackenzie pipes, flute and whistles, Megan Henderson fiddle, vocals and dance and James Lindsay double bass.
‘Breabach once again displayed all the artfulness, ambition and imagination that set them so decisively apart
from the pack’ The Scotsman
Tickets £16.00 (concs £14.00) Student Standby £5.00 available 15 minutes before this concert
www.breabach.com
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October November
Friday 28 October | 7.30pm
Vampyr
(Carl Th. Dreyer/Germany/ 1932/ 73”)
An early Halloween event with one of the greatest horror films of all time. Traveller and explorer of the supernatural,
Allan Gray, arrives at an old inn in a village that is in the thrall of vampiric activity. Limited (and subtitled) dialogue is
secondary to the extraordinary technical effects that create a world of
shadows where all is not as it appears. Dreyer (who also directed The
Passion of Joan of Arc) said that he ‘wanted to create a waking dream on
screen and show that horror is not to be found in the things around us
but in our own subconscious.’
To ease the tension, the evening includes a glass of wine
provided by Geoff Walker Wine Shop and a cheese
platter from Love Cheese.
Tickets £14.00 to include a glass of wine/juice and cheese platter
Tuesday 1 November | 7.30pm
O'Hooley & Tidow
With a personal invite from Billy Bragg to play at Glastonbury, sessions on
6 Music and Radio 2 and a five star live review and feature in The Guardian,
O’Hooley & Tidow are now regarded as one of English folk’s mightiest
combinations. They will be showcasing material from their new album
‘Shadows’, the follow-up to ground-breaking 2014 release ‘The Hum’
which earned them a place in Mojo’s Top 10 Folk Albums and a Best
Duo nomination in the BBC Folk Awards.
Their originality and skill, inviting comparison with such
celebrated harmony duos as early Simon and Garfunkel
or the iconic Kate and Anna McGarrigle, Belinda and
Heidi’s powerful, deeply moving, and soulful
performances are infused with an honesty and
empathy that will disarm the hardest of hearts.
‘Formidably brilliant’ The Independent
Promoted in association with
the Black Swan Folk Club
Tickets £14.00 (concs £12.00)
Student Standby £5.00 available 15 minutes
before this concert
www.ohooleyandtidow.com
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November
Friday 4 November | 10.00am to 10.00pm
Sunday 6 November | 10.00am to 1.00pm
Aesthetica Short Film Festival 2016
The BAFTA Qualifying Aesthetica Short Film Festival (ASFF) returns to York for its sixth edition and brings a new
programme of outstanding contemporary cinema to the NCEM. Delve into a dynamic collection of short films
spanning a range of genres by emerging and established filmmakers. Explore your favourite genre, whilst making new
discoveries. The Festival runs from 3-6 November.
Tickets will be available from www.asff.co.uk
Monday 7 November | 7.30pm
Ensemble Odyssee
Concerto for a Small Flute
Anna Stegmann recorder Eva Saladin, Ivan Iliev violins
David Alonso Molina viola Agnieszka Oszańca cello Andrea Friggi harpsichord
Ensemble Odyssee has recently recorded the complete
recorder concerti by William Babel as well as a newly
discovered ‘Sinfonia a 7 in A major’ for strings and
harpsichord by the same composer for the German label
Pan Classic. With their programme ‘Concerto for a Small
Flute’ they present their new CD alongside a diverse mix
of additional works by Vivaldi, Handel and
Sammartini.
‘Ensemble Odyssee combines a knowledge and
respect for early music with a fresh enthusiasm that
makes this music exciting and haunting’
Expedition Audio
Tickets
£12.00 (concs £10.00; students £5.00)
www.ensembleodyssee.com
www.anna-stegmann.com
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November
Friday 11 November | 7.30pm
Laura Jurd’s Dinosaur
Laura Jurd trumpet Elliot Galvin keyboard Conor Chaplin electric bass Corrie Dick drums
‘Dinosaur’ is led by British multi-award winning BBC
New Generation Artist, trumpeter and composer Laura
Jurd. Highly active throughout the UK scene, Laura has
developed a formidable reputation as one of the most
creative young musicians to emerge from the UK in
recent years. It is her ability to combine the sweet with
the abrasive, the soothing with the
fiery, that makes her music so
compelling. Her band’s debut album ‘Together, As One’
will be released on Edition Records this autumn.
‘…a musician who embraces melody, harmony and
groove as much as she provokes with blasts of
dissonance and gutsy angularity’ All About Jazz
www.laurajurd.com
The Battle of the Somme (77” / PG)
Shot on the battlefield over a fortnight by two cameramen, this film
shows the build up to the battle, the battle itself and its immediate
aftermath. It was the first graphic depiction of trench warfare and
although it contains some distressing images the overall impression
given is that the battle was a success. Some 20 million people flocked
to see the film in the first six weeks after it was released in August
1916. The screening of a powerful documentary demonstrated that
cinema going was not just mass entertainment but could also be a
more serious form of communication. Digitally restored by the Imperial War Museum in 2008, The Battle
of the Somme is screened with a contemporary score by Laura Rossi, performed by the Philharmonia Orchestra.
The war memorial in St Margaret’s lists 55 men from the area who died in the First World War, 12 of whom perished
on the Somme. The film will be contextualised with a small exhibition about Walmgate at the time of the Great War.
Tickets Free (available in advance or on the door)
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November
Chango Spasiuk accordion
Winner of a BBC World Music Award and nominated for a Latin
Grammy, Chango Spasiuk makes a long awaited return to Britain.
At home in Argentina, Chango is considered the new hero of chamamé,
the music ‘with the deepest swing in Argentina’– a warm-hearted,
accordion-based style that taps into native Guarani, Spanish,
Criollo and Eastern European roots. Its natural home is the red
lands and lush jungles of North-East Argentina, where Spasiuk
was born to a family of Ukrainian immigrants. A fiery and
sensitive virtuoso on his accordion, he brings rare charisma
to his live performances.
‘A gifted, profoundly expressive performer’ Rootsworld
Tickets
£13.00 (concs £11.00; students £5.00)
www.facebook.com/elchangospasiuk
Friday 18 November | 7.30pm
Mugenkyo Taiko Drummers present
The Way of the Drum
Experience the thundering, exhilarating rhythms of Taiko in a captivating show and gain a unique insight into
the world of this powerful art form. A fusion of primal rhythm, energy, choreographed movement and infectious
humour, will captivate audiences of all ages. After years of performing at some of the country’s most prestigious
venues and collaborating with different musicians from countless genres, members of Mugenkyo now return to
the roots of Taiko drumming with a lively and entertaining concert, performing an array of traditional Taiko whilst
revealing the history, culture and background in a dramatic but intimate show.
‘Not just incredibly skilled musicians, they are also excellent
performers: theatrical and energising’
Edinburgh Evening News
Tickets
£15.00 (concs £13.00;
students/young people £5.00)
www.taiko.co.uk
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November
Annie Whitehead Quartet
7.00pm – 7.15pm
Annie Whitehead trombone Steve Lodder piano, keyboards
Jennifer Maidman bass Liam Genockey drums
Lancashire born Annie Whitehead started her career with Ivy Benson's ‘All Girl
Orchestra’ in the early 70s, since then she has brought her distinctive sound to a wide
range of projects, exploring different musical styles. She has worked with many
well-known artists including Joan Armatrading, Chris Rea, Bill Wyman, Elvis Costello
and Paul Weller and was a founder member of ‘Working Week’.
By the early 80’s she was described by Beat International Magazine as ‘The Sly and
Robbie of British brass, the woman everyone turns to when they want a class
trombone player...’ Annie formed her own band in 1984, releasing her first album as
leader of the critically acclaimed Mix Up. She also joined the Penguin Café Orchestra
and appeared on three of their albums: ‘Broadcasting From Home’, ‘Union Café’ and
‘Concert Program’.
‘Sharp musicians are encouraged to converse in attractive settings drawn from
African townships jive, funk, blues and straight-ahead jazz with a kink in it.’
The Guardian
www.earthmusic.com
Wednesday 30 November | 7.30pm
Chris Wood
A self-taught musician, composer and songwriter, Chris is a lifelong autodidact whose independent streak shines
through everything he does. Always direct and unafraid to speak his mind, his uncompromising songs have been
praised for their surgical clarity and gentle intelligence. Lauded as spokesman for
an unofficial history of England and citing ‘anon’ as his major influence,
Chris weaves the folk tradition into contemporary parables such as the
award-winning ‘Hollow Point’. With an album of new songs imminent,
expect a diverse selection of old favourites and fresh compositions from
this master craftsman as he returns to the NCEM.
‘Nobody comes even close to equalling his bird’s-eye-view’
The Irish Times *****
Tickets £16.00 (concs £14.00) Student Standby £5.00
available15 minutes before this concert
www.chriswoodmusic.co.uk
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December
Friday 16 December | 7.30pm
Koshka
Oleg Ponomarev, Lev Atlas violins
Nigel Clark guitar
Koshka stand at the cutting edge of gypsy music.
Oleg Ponomarev is a master of the gypsy violin,
combining rigour with Russian flair, he joins
forces with Russian violinist Lev Atlas and
Scottish jazz guitarist Nigel Clark to form this
dazzling trio.
The band honed their sound at Glasgow’s Russian
Cafe Cossachok, where they developed their
combination of classical precision and wild gypsy
panache. Their music encompasses many styles –
Russian airs, hotclub numbers reminiscent of
Grappelli and Django Reinhardt, cafe-style pieces
and wildfire gypsy string tunes. Played with
bravura, wit and innovation, all delivered with
exceptional musicianship.
‘Gypsy virtuosity meets classical rigour...a
meeting of minds and traditions, that the old
fox Grappelli would surely have enjoyed’
The Sunday Times
www.olegponomarev.com
www.jazzguitaristnigelclark.com
Saturday 17 December | 7.30pm
Julia Biel
Julia Biel vocals, piano, electric guitar
Idris Rahman bass Saleem Abdulraman drums
Hailed by The Independent as ‘the best British vocalist
to emerge in an age’, award winning, self-taught singer
songwriter and pianist/guitarist, Julia Biel is blazing a trail
on the British music scene. She blends vocals reminiscent
of the greats of jazz’s golden age with a poetic yet
conversational lyrical style and a uniquely sharp perspective
on contemporary life and love.
A former Perrier Jazz Vocalist of the Year winner, her credits
also include MOBO and Urban Music Award nominations
and featured guest vocals with the Mercury Prize
nominated act Polar Bear. Her debut album ‘Not Alone’
was co-written with folk/jazz guitarist Jonny Phillips
and 2nd album 'Love Letters and Other Missiles', full
of self-penned material, has been received to much
critical acclaim, produced with Idris Rahman (brother
of pianist Zoe Rahman).
‘Striking and original and also formidably
accurate in both pitch and rhythm and
beautifully controlled’ The Observer
www.juliabiel.com
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December January February
Wednesday 21 December | 7.30pm
Celtic Christmas Strings
with Chris Newman & Máire Ní Chathasaigh
Famed for originality, innovation and virtuosity on their respective
instruments, Chris guitar and Máire harp, vocals create one of the most
distinctive sounds in modern acoustic music, as enjoyed in venues large
and small in twenty-plus countries on five continents for the last three
decades. In this seasonal show they present a breath-taking blend of
traditional Irish music, swing jazz and bluegrass, plus festive favourites
given a fresh voice with arrangements that are intricate, inventive, moving and beautiful, all performed in their
characteristically warm-hearted style.
‘Both are in the virtuoso class’ The Guardian
Tickets £14.00 (concs £12.00; £5.00 young people) Student Standby £5.00 available 15 minutes before this concert
www.maireandchris.com
Sunday 29 January | 10.00am-12.00pm & 1.30pm-3.30pm
Come & Sing with Vivien Ellis
Join us for our ‘Come & Sing’ workshops aimed at anyone wanting to enjoy the positive effects
of social singing. Led by vibrant vocalist Vivien Ellis, these two sessions are particularly suitable for
adults but are open to adventurous youngsters over the age of 5. No prior experience
or knowledge of musical notation is required.
Tickets Free - but booking is essential
Friday 3 February | 7.30pm
Steve Knightley
The acclaimed Show of Hands frontman has been rated as ‘one
of England’s greatest singer-songwriters’, with an extensive back
catalogue of inspired compositions. For this solo ‘Landlocked’ tour,
Steve will be combining material from his albums
‘Off the Beaten Track’ and ‘All at Sea’. The first part of the
evening will draw on his treasure trove of original and
traditional songs about the English countryside while
the second half will showcase the best
of his rich nautical repertoire.
‘Folk Hero embraces love and history.
Classy multi-instrumental and vocal work
with powerful songwriting’ The Guardian
Promoted in association with
the Black Swan Folk Club
Tickets £18.00 (no concessions)
www.steveknightley.co.uk
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Paolo Angeli
& Derek Gripper
SEE PAGE 2
Thursday 16 February | 7.30pm
February March
Paolo extracts multi-layered music with
strings, hammers, pedals and propellers,
which he bows, strikes, plucks and strums.
His improvised music is a cross between
free jazz, minimal pop and post-folk. He
has collaborated with Pat Metheny, Fred
Frith and Takumi Fukushima. Derek has
produced some of South
Africa’s most extraordinary
musical works by fusing the
creative traditions and drawing on European
classical traditions, Brazilian and Malian kora works,
Cape Town’s folk styles and even Indian classical music. Widely lauded for his
exploration of Mali’s greatest kora players, Toumani Diabaté and Ballaké Sissoko, Gripper
creates a new form of classical guitar music out of some of Africa’s richest musical heritage.
‘bringing African guitar into the classical mainstream’ Evening Standard (Derek Gripper)
‘…the sound of a master musician’ All About Jazz (Paolo Angeli)
Wednesday 22 March | 7.30pm
Sklamberg & The Shepherds
SEE PAGE 2
www.paoloangeli.com/en | www.derekgripper.com
Three renowned performers of Eastern European Jewish music come together: Lorin Sklamberg, co-founder of the
legendary Klezmatics; clarinetist Merlin Shepherd and vocalist/pianist Polina Shepherd. Each represents a different
nation, yet their backgrounds are closely related, their ancestors emigrating from the Ukraine to find a better world.
This fresh collaboration blends traditional and contemporary Yiddish and Russian song with klezmer styles and
Southern Mediterranean music.
‘pure soul music with a Jewish heartbeat’ The Essential Klezmer
www.sklambergandtheshepherds.wordpress.com
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8 – 15 December
F E S T I VA L
HIGHLIGHTS
2016
Saturday 10 December | 1.00pm – c.2.00pm
The Goldfinch Ensemble
Noyuri Hazama violin Pablo Sosa Del Rosario flute
Salome Gasselin gamba Emmanuel Frankenberg harpsichord
Masters of the Baroque: JS Bach and F Couperin
Following on from two highly successful residencies with Les Contres-Sujet and the Consone String Quartet, we are
delighted to welcome The Goldfinch Ensemble as they join us for the first part of their Emerging programme. Formed
in 2014, the musicians met at the Royal Conservatory of The Hague and were first prize winners this February at the
International Handel Festival in Gottingen. Their programme in York reflects the genius of two European masters of
their craft – both towering influences in their own countries – and how they may have been inspired by one another.
“music that lives” L’Horizon Musical
Tickets £12.00 (concessions £10.00, students £5.00)
www.thegoldfinchensemble.com
The Goldfinch Ensemble is supported by
www.eeemerging.eu
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8 – 15 December
For full details of the 2016 York Early Music
Christmas Festival visit www.ncem.co.uk/xmas
Monday 12 December | 7.30pm
Wednesday 14 December | 7.30pm
Joglaresa
Red Priest
Belinda Sykes voice, bagpipes, director
Sianed Jones voice, fidel Angela Hicks voice, harp
May Robertson voice, fidel
Louise Anna Duggan dulcimer, gittern,
percussion, voice
Piers Adams recorders
Adam Summerhayes violin
Angela East cello David Wright harpsichord
Winter Baroque Carnival
Caroles of Nuns and Roses
Celebrate Yule with the luscious five female voices of
Joglaresa - there'll be nowells, wassails and Christmas
lullabies (including the gorgeous Nuns of Chester
Christmas lullaby). Accompanying themselves on fidel,
harp, bells, bagpipes and percussion, this is possibly their
tinkliest and twinkliest Christmas programme to date!
“Get into the festive mood with these brilliant
musicians – you’ll want to dance and sing all the
way home!” Spitalfields Festival
Tickets £21.00 (concessions £19.00, students £5.00)
including mince pies
www.joglaresa.com
This acclaimed baroque quartet, led by recorder playing
maestro Piers Adams, presents a cheering feast of music
for winter performed in their own inimitable, highoctane style! Expect music by Vivaldi, Bach and Handel
as well as a few unsung heroes, in a display of baroque
brilliance with a modern twist. Corelli’s Christmas
Concerto, Vivaldi’s Winter from the Four Seasons, Van
Eyck’s Carol Variations and a suite from Handel’s
Messiah provide a seasonal flavour.
"The effect is like crossing a Wigmore Hall recital
with a Guinness-soaked folk session in an Irish
bar…Piers Adams is the standout instrumentalist in
this highly competent and infectiously different
gang of four." Classic CD
Tickets £21.00 (concessions £19.00,
students £5.00) including mince pies
www.redpriest.com
Ebor Singers
Join us on Saturday 26 November to enjoy the music
of Charpentier and Sunday 18 December to hear
Britten’s evocative ‘Ceremony of Carols’
www.eborsingers.org
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Next Season
Celebrating the 2017 European Day of Early Music
Tuesday 21 March | 7.30pm
European Union Baroque Orchestra
Lars Ulrik Mortensen director/harpsichord Maria Keohane soprano
Betrayal and Betrothal
Handel
Handel
Handel
Bach
Bach
Overture from Alcina
Concerto Grosso Op 6 No 1, interspersed with arias from Alcina
Cantata Tu fedel? Tu costante? (UK premiere)
Harpsichord Concerto A BWV 1055
Wedding Cantata Weichet nur BWV 202
Tickets £25.00 (concs £23.00; students £5.00) on sale now
Guitar Concerts Coming Soon
Friday 21 April | 7.30pm
Thursday 15 June | 7.30pm
Antonio Forcione
John Williams,
John Etheridge
& Gary Ryan
World acclaimed and multi
award-winning guitar
master Antonio Forcione
returns to NCEM with his
vibrant and original blend
of Jazz, Flamenco, Soul
and African sounds.
Tickets £15.00
(concs £13.00; students £5.00)
on sale now
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After many years of
playing together John
Williams and John
Etheridge join forces with
classical guitarist and
composer Gary Ryan for
a colourful and varied
programme of solos, duos and trios.
Tickets £22.00 (concs £20.00) on sale now
Sunday 16 October | 11.30am
Family Friendly Films
4-11
years
See Suzie Templeton's award-winning animated film Peter and the Wolf
(U Certificate), set to music by Prokofiev. Peter lives in the forest with his
grumpy grandfather. When his only friend, a duck, persuades him to go into
the forest, he plays with the creatures there. They are attacked by a fierce wolf
but Peter shows great courage and then compassion. This delightful film will be preceded by
three short animated films, presented by the BAFTA Qualifying Aesthetica Short Film Festival,
encouraging younger audiences to explore the delights of short film.
Tickets Adults £5.00 (£3.00 young people)
Family and Friends Tickets £12.00 (2 adults and 2 young people)
Sunday 30 October | 1.30pm & 3.30pm
Hubbub
4+
years
A Musical Adventure!
Come along on a musical journey as five friends
follow the trail of the mysterious blue beetle in the
quest for a lost voice. With original live music from
the celebrated Aurora Orchestra, this enchanting
show is sure to captivate children and adults alike!
Presented by Mishmash Productions.
Family and Friends Tickets £20.00
(2 adults and 2 young people)
Revolting Rhymes &
Marvellous Music
7-11
years
Marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of Roald Dahl,
The Magnard Ensemble along with actor Rebecca Kenny,
bring to life the stories of 'Little Red Riding Hood' and 'The
Three Little Pigs'. The scrumdiddlyumptious music
accompanying these tales has been composed and adapted
by one of the leading British composers Paul Patterson.
Family and Friends Tickets £20.00
(2 adults and 2 young people)
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Location
How to Find Us
National Centre for Early Music
St Margaret’s Church
Walmgate
York Y01 9TL
General Enquiries: 01904 632220
The National Centre for Early Music is based at St Margaret’s Church
in Walmgate – to the East of the City. The NCEM is accessible by car,
bus, foot or bike (there are a number of cycle racks on the premises).
Car Parking: The Peel Street car park (off George Street) is a flat
rate of £2.00 after 6pm.
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Booking
How to Book
Box Office: 01904 658338
Email: [email protected] | www.ncem.co.uk
Tickets are available to buy online, by telephone, by post or in person and are also available to print at home.
In Person: The NCEM box office is open Monday – Friday 9.00am – 5.00pm. The Box Office entrance is on Percy’s
Lane which runs parallel to Walmgate, just off Navigation Road.
On-line: Visit our web site at tickets.ncem.co.uk and use the secure on-line booking service. Tickets are also available
online as Print at Home Tickets.
By telephone: Please contact the box office on 01904 658338.
There is a non-refundable £1.50 administration charge per transaction made by phone or online with an optional
50p for second class post.
By Post: Send your order to the Box Office, National Centre for Early Music, St Margaret’s Church, Walmgate,
York Y01 9TL, enclosing an SAE. Cheques should be made payable to the National Centre for Early Music.
General Ticket Information
Email: Simply email your enquiry to [email protected]
Reservations: Tickets can be reserved but must be paid for within three working days and at least 24 hours prior to
the performance.
Seating: All seating at the NCEM is unreserved.
Concessions: The price shown in brackets is the concession price for those aged 65 and over, registered disabled and
a companion and the unemployed.
Student Standby Tickets: These are available for Black Swan Folk Club concerts. Please bring a valid Student ID.
Group Bookings: The NCEM welcomes group bookings. If you buy 10 tickets (full price or concessions) there is a
20% discount off the total amount.
Refunds and Exchanges: We regret that refunds can only be given if the concert is sold out and we are able to sell
on the ticket. Please note there will be a 10% administration charge.
Gift Vouchers: These can be purchased from the Box Office in amounts of £5 and £10.
Access
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The NCEM offers a warm welcome to everyone. It is fully accessible to wheelchair users, with suitable
toilets and designated car parking spaces. If you have any special needs please let us know when booking
your tickets. The NCEM is a Typetalk Approved business.
Registered assistance dogs are welcome at concerts.
Visitor Information
The NCEM warmly recommends a number of York hotels, please log on to www.ncem.co.uk/hotels for
details. The York Visitor Information Centre offers help with accommodation and general information
about the City. Please ring 01904 550099 or email [email protected]
NCEM 19
NCEM Diary Dates September to March 2017
Design | RedBonsai.co.uk 01759319471 Front cover Julia Biel
Monday 3 October
Saturday 15 October
Sunday 16 October
Monday 17 October
Wednesday 19 October
Monday 24 October
Friday 28 October
Sunday 30 October
Tuesday 1 November
Friday 4 November
Sunday 6 November
Monday 7 November
Friday 11 November
Sunday 13 November
Sunday 13 November
Friday 18 November
Sunday 20 November
Sunday 27 November
Wednesday 30 November
8 – 15 December
Saturday 10 December
Monday 12 December
Wednesday 14 December
Friday 16 December
Saturday 17 December
Wednesday 21 December
Sunday 29 January
Friday 3 February
Thursday 16 February
Tuesday 21 March
Wednesday 22 March
O'Hooley & Tidow
Annie Whitehead Quartet Laura Jurd's Dinosaur
RANT
7.30pm
Sarangi Serenade
7.30pm
Family Friendly Films
11.30am
7.30pm
Vespertine - Zoom Through
4.00pm – 7.30pm
Breabach
7.30pm
Vampyr (Film)… Illuminating York
7.30pm
Hubbub (Family Friendly)
1.30pm and 3.30pm
O'Hooley & Tidow
7.30pm
10.00am to 10.00pm
10.00am to 1.00pm
Ensemble Odyssee
7.30pm
Laura Jurd's Dinosaur
7.30pm
Battle of the Somme (Film)
2.00pm
Chango Spasiuk (Making Tracks)
7.30pm
The Way of the Drum
7.30pm
Annie Whitehead Quartet
7.30pm
Revolting Rhymes & Marvellous Music (Family Friendly)
2.30pm
Chris Wood
7.30pm
York Early Music Christmas Festival
Goldfinch Ensemble (Xmas Festival Highlights)
1.00pm
Joglaresa (Xmas Festival Highlights)
7.30pm
Red Priest (Xmas Festival Highlights)
7.30pm
Koshka
7.30pm
Julia Biel
7.30pm
Celtic Christmas Strings with Chris Newman & Ni Chathasaigh
7.30pm
Come & Sing with Vivien Ellis
10.00am-12.00pm and 1.30-3.30pm
Steve Knightley
7.30pm
Paolo Angeli & Derek Gripper (Making Tracks)
7.30pm
European Union Baroque Orchestra
7.30pm
Sklamberg & The Shepherds (Making Tracks)
7.30pm
@yorkearlymusic
Box Office 01904 658338 | www.ncem.co.uk
yorkearlymusic
The National Centre for Early Music | St Margaret’s Church | Walmgate | York Y01 9TL
The National Centre for Early Music is run by the York Early Music Foundation Registered Charity No. 1068331.
All details are correct at the time of going to press but we reserve the right to amend the published programme if necessary.

NCEM Autumn 2016 Brochure - The National Centre for Early

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