November Fri 16 Nov 12.30–1.15pm Jerwood Hall
Sat 17 Nov 1pm & 7pm Jerwood Hall
LSO Discovery Friday Lunchtime Concert
Junior Trinity Winter Concerts
Suitable for all ages over 5 Rachel Leach presenter
This autumn, presenter Rachel Leach will focus on the Brass Section. Featuring LSO Principals and talented students from this summer’s LSO Brass Academy. Free entry Just turn up on the day! For more information or to book a group, call Helen Innes on 020 7382 2512 or email helen.innes@lso.co.uk Supported by Coutts Charitable Trust, LSO Friends, Rothschild Charities Committee and the Vandervell Foundation
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1pm Concert Equal Voice Choir Intermediate Strings Fast Fiddlers Rhythm Runners Young Voices Ensemble 7pm Concert Big Band Junior Trinity Concertante Wind Orchestra Four Part Choir Symphony Orchestra Junior Trinity is delighted to pay a return visit to LSO St Luke’s with two concerts featuring students aged 9–19 in choral and instrumental ensembles as well as Big Band and Symphony Orchestra performances. Junior Trinity is a department of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and a Centre for Advanced Training as part of the goverment’s Music and Dance Scheme. Over 300 gifted young musicians attend each Saturday in term time at the heritage site in the Old Royal Naval College in Greenwich. Tickets £5 for each concert Free for under-12s Promoted by Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance
Sun 18 Nov 7pm Jerwood Hall
Aurora Orchestra: New Moves Klezmahler Programme to include: Mahler (arr Iain Farrington) Symphony No 1 plus Klezmer with special guests She’Koyokh Nicholas Collon conductor She’Koyokh klezmer ensemble Aurora Orchestra By turns elegiac, sorrowful and celebratory, the astonishingly rich tradition of European Jewish folk music might have been lost completely as a result of the Holocaust, but survived and came to flourish anew in the Jewish diaspora. This project pairs the sounds of klezmer with the first symphonic creation of Gustav Mahler, whose own fascination with traditional folk music is vividly evident in this work. Iain Farrington’s new chamber orchestra arrangement of the symphony follows in the footsteps of Schoenberg’s Mahler reductions of the 1920s, bringing intimacy and piercing clarity whilst stretching players to the furthest limits of virtuosity. With special guests She’Koyokh, recently hailed as ‘Britain’s best klezmer and Balkan music band’ (Songlines). Tickets £12 £18 £25 (20% student discount)
Aurora’s New Moves series is supported by Arts Council England and the Jerwood Charitable Foundation. Promoted by Aurora Orchestra in association with LSO St Luke’s
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Klezmer–Klezma–Klezmah–Klezmahler.
MAHLER (ARR. IAIN FARRINGTON) SYMPHONY NO. 1
By turns elegiac, sorrowful and celebratory, the astonishingly rich tradition of European Jewish folk