What's On: autumn-winter 2013

AUTUMN WINTER

2013

LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC

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We’ve grouped our events into the four main pathways we offer at LCoM.

OTHER

JAZZ

MUSIC PRODUCTION

POPULAR

CLASSICAL

Look out for the symbols to the right throughout this brochure as guidance. Combined symbols indicate cross-pathway events.

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Welcome to our What’s On guide for autumn/winter 2013. We present you with a bountiful 18 weeks of concerts, workshops, masterclasses, and showcase performances.

WELCOME Joining us this autumn/winter is a stream of internationally acclaimed artists and producers, including Wolfgang Manz, Nathalie Shaw, Toby Pitman, Oliver Coates, Mandy Parnell, Delphic, Garry Walker, David Pountney and Douglas Boyd – just some of the industry practitioners offering their expertise and working alongside our students. Other performances include Mark Lanegan and Smoke Fairies.

The Leeds Lieder+ festival returns in October with a dazzling line up of young singers and accompanists from the UK and around the world.

Alongside our acclaimed visitors, students are at the heart of the season. From symphonic grandeur to intimate showcases, our student performances give an insight into the musical creativity at LCoM. Throughout the autumn and winter season LCoM students will be showcasing their work at locations such as Holy Trinity Church in Leeds city centre, Wakefield Cathedral and of the launch of Anastasia Belina-Johnson’s Steinway Hall in London. much-anticipated biography of the pianist and composer.

We’re also looking forward to welcoming guests from With lectures on film composition, Live around the world for our Lounge performances, Q&A sessions from André Tchaikowsky day in industry specialists and Short Courses November – a celebration across genres and skill levels, our What’s On guide for autumn/winter 2013/14 promises plenty for anyone passionate about music and the creative arts.

TO BOOK Box Office: 0113 222 3434 Online booking: www.lcm.ac.uk/box-office

We’ve grouped our events into the four main pathways we offer at LCoM.

OTHER

JAZZ

MUSIC PRODUCTION

POPULAR

CLASSICAL

Look out for the symbols to the right throughout this brochure as guidance. Combined symbols indicate cross-pathway events.

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3

Welcome to our What’s On guide for autumn/winter 2013. We present you with a bountiful 18 weeks of concerts, workshops, masterclasses, and showcase performances.

WELCOME Joining us this autumn/winter is a stream of internationally acclaimed artists and producers, including Wolfgang Manz, Nathalie Shaw, Toby Pitman, Oliver Coates, Mandy Parnell, Delphic, Garry Walker, David Pountney and Douglas Boyd – just some of the industry practitioners offering their expertise and working alongside our students. Other performances include Mark Lanegan and Smoke Fairies.

The Leeds Lieder+ festival returns in October with a dazzling line up of young singers and accompanists from the UK and around the world.

Alongside our acclaimed visitors, students are at the heart of the season. From symphonic grandeur to intimate showcases, our student performances give an insight into the musical creativity at LCoM. Throughout the autumn and winter season LCoM students will be showcasing their work at locations such as Holy Trinity Church in Leeds city centre, Wakefield Cathedral and of the launch of Anastasia Belina-Johnson’s Steinway Hall in London. much-anticipated biography of the pianist and composer.

We’re also looking forward to welcoming guests from With lectures on film composition, Live around the world for our Lounge performances, Q&A sessions from André Tchaikowsky day in industry specialists and Short Courses November – a celebration across genres and skill levels, our What’s On guide for autumn/winter 2013/14 promises plenty for anyone passionate about music and the creative arts.

TO BOOK Box Office: 0113 222 3434 Online booking: www.lcm.ac.uk/box-office

HIGHLIGHTS 02 OCTOBER – p08 Pop showcase with the Conservatorium van Amsterdam

16 OCTOBER – p16

Chamber Choir sing Mass at Leeds Cathedral

03 NOVEMBER – p28

Mark Lanegan & Duke Garwood

11 & 12 NOVEMBER – p34 Wolfgang Manz

27 NOVEMBER – p44

Toby Pitman masterclass

28 NOVEMBER – p46

Chamber Orchestra with Garry Walker & Jakob Fichert

12 DECEMBER – p62

LCoM Contemporary Jazz Orchestra directed by Richard Iles with Iain Ballamy

03

SEP/OCT

02

p07 / 30 SEPTEMBER

Jazz piano workshop with Dominic Marshall

p08 / 02 OCTOBER

Pop songwriting

workshop with Simon Aldred

p10 / 0 2 OCTOBER

Pop showcase

p11 / 09 OCTOBER

Clarinet masterclass with Janet Hilton

p11 / 09 OCTOBER

Production showcase

p12 / 10 OCTOBER

p12 / 11-13 OCTOBER

Leeds Lieder+ festival

p13 / 1 5 OCTOBER

Compassionate Dictatorship workshop

p14 / 16 OCTOBER

LCoM Chamber Choir, directed by Benjamin Saunders

p16 / 1 6 OCTOBER J azz workshop with The Impossible Gentlemen

p16 / 1 6 OCTOBER

Classical showcase

p17 / 1 8 OCTOBER

Performance workshop with Laura Moody

p18 / 1 8 OCTOBER

Jazz students at Steinway Hall, London

p19 / 1 9 OCTOBER

Smoke Fairies

p19 / 2 8 OCTOBER

Classical trumpet masterclass with Simon Desbruslais

Jojo Mayer drum clinic p19 / 2 8 OCTOBER

An Englishman, Irishman & Welshman: The Insert Your Own Punchline Tour

p18 / 2 9 OCTOBER

Conducting masterclass with Jonathan Lo

p20 / 30 OCTOBER

Classical saxophone masterclass with Michael Duke

p20 / 30 OCTOBER Classical

saxophone recital with Michael Duke

p21 / 30 OCTOBER

Jazz showcase

p22 / 31 OCTOBER

Cello masterclass with Oliver Coates

p23 / 3 1 OCTOBER

Postgraduate showcase

HIGHLIGHTS 02 OCTOBER – p08 Pop showcase with the Conservatorium van Amsterdam

16 OCTOBER – p16

Chamber Choir sing Mass at Leeds Cathedral

03 NOVEMBER – p28

Mark Lanegan & Duke Garwood

11 & 12 NOVEMBER – p34 Wolfgang Manz

27 NOVEMBER – p44

Toby Pitman masterclass

28 NOVEMBER – p46

Chamber Orchestra with Garry Walker & Jakob Fichert

12 DECEMBER – p62

LCoM Contemporary Jazz Orchestra directed by Richard Iles with Iain Ballamy

03

SEP/OCT

02

p07 / 30 SEPTEMBER

Jazz piano workshop with Dominic Marshall

p08 / 02 OCTOBER

Pop songwriting

workshop with Simon Aldred

p10 / 0 2 OCTOBER

Pop showcase

p11 / 09 OCTOBER

Clarinet masterclass with Janet Hilton

p11 / 09 OCTOBER

Production showcase

p12 / 10 OCTOBER

p12 / 11-13 OCTOBER

Leeds Lieder+ festival

p13 / 1 5 OCTOBER

Compassionate Dictatorship workshop

p14 / 16 OCTOBER

LCoM Chamber Choir, directed by Benjamin Saunders

p16 / 1 6 OCTOBER J azz workshop with The Impossible Gentlemen

p16 / 1 6 OCTOBER

Classical showcase

p17 / 1 8 OCTOBER

Performance workshop with Laura Moody

p18 / 1 8 OCTOBER

Jazz students at Steinway Hall, London

p19 / 1 9 OCTOBER

Smoke Fairies

p19 / 2 8 OCTOBER

Classical trumpet masterclass with Simon Desbruslais

Jojo Mayer drum clinic p19 / 2 8 OCTOBER

An Englishman, Irishman & Welshman: The Insert Your Own Punchline Tour

p18 / 2 9 OCTOBER

Conducting masterclass with Jonathan Lo

p20 / 30 OCTOBER

Classical saxophone masterclass with Michael Duke

p20 / 30 OCTOBER Classical

saxophone recital with Michael Duke

p21 / 30 OCTOBER

Jazz showcase

p22 / 31 OCTOBER

Cello masterclass with Oliver Coates

p23 / 3 1 OCTOBER

Postgraduate showcase

André Tchaikowsky symposium

p26 / 01 NOVEMBER ikki Iles Trio N workshop

p27 / 02–06 NOVEMBER

String workshops & masterclasses with Nathalie Shaw

p28 / 0 3 NOVEMBER

Mark Lanegan & Duke Garwood

p29 / 04 NOVEMBER Jazz workshop with the David Preston Trio

p30 / 06 NOVEMBER

Film composition lecture by Harry Escott

p31 / 06 NOVEMBER Film evening showcase

p32 / 07 NOVEMBER

Jazz saxophone workshops with Perico Sambeat

Oboe masterclass with Dimitris Kitsos

p34 / 11 & 12 NOVEMBER Classical piano

masterclasses with Wolfgang Manz

p36 / 12 NOVEMBER

P roduction and mastering workshop with Mandy Parnell

p37 / 13 NOVEMBER Q&A session with Delphic

p38 / 1 3 NOVEMBER

Foundation Degree showcase

p39 / 1 3 NOVEMBER

L CoM Big Band, directed by Noel Langley

p40 / 1 4 & 15 NOVEMBER Classical vocal masterclasses with Deborah York

p41 / 1 5 NOVEMBER

Q&A session with Luke Fitton & Henry Guy

p42 / 15 NOVEMBER

Classical guitar masterclass with Xuefei Yang

p43 / 16 NOVEMBER

Funoon Alhouriya

p43 / 23 NOVEMBER Echo Leeds jazz choir

p42 / 25 NOVEMBER

Flute masterclass with Kevin Gowland

p43 / 26 NOVEMBER

Jazz workshop with the Martin Speake Trio

p43 / 2 7 NOVEMBER

Further Education showcase

p44 / 2 7 NOVEMBER

Production workshop with Toby Pitman

p46 / 2 8 NOVEMBER

LCoM Chamber Orchestra conducted

by Garry Walker

p48 / 29 NOVEMBER

&A session with Q Everything Everything

04

05

DEC

NOV p25 / 01 NOVEMBER

p33 / 0 8 NOVEMBER

p51 / 0 2 DECEMBER

LCoM Symphonic Wind Orchestra conducted by Jon Malaxetxebarria

p52 / 0 3 DECEMBER

Wakefield Cathedral Classical recital

p52 / 0 3 DECEMBER

LCoM Sinfonia

p53 / 04 DECEMBER

LCoM New Music Collective

p54 / 0 5 DECEMBER

LCoM Live Lounge

p54 / 0 5 DECEMBER

LCoM Choral Society

p55 / 06 DECEMBER Pop students at Steinway Hall, London

p56 / 0 9 DECEMBER

LCoM Chamber Choir conducted by Benjamin Saunders

p58 / 10 DECEMBER

Classical string workshops & masterclasses with the Doric String Quartet

p59 / 11 DECEMBER

Foundation Certificate showcase

p61 / 12 DECEMBER

Composition workshop with Riaan Vosloo

p62 / 12 DECEMBER

L CoM Contemporary Jazz Orchestra directed by Richard Iles with Iain Ballamy

p64 / 13 DECEMBER

Classical composition workshop with Elena Langer

p65 / 15 DECEMBER

L CoM Community Symphony Orchestra conducted by John Anderson

p60 / 11 DECEMBER

P roduction workshop with Jagz Kooner

p49 / 3 0 NOVEMBER

St Peter’s Singers with Simon Lindley

P66 Short Course listings P68 Leeds International Concert Season

P68 E xternal student performance

P69 Experience Days

P70 Become a Friend and support the musicians of the future

P72 Highlights in 2014 P74 Booking infomation

TO BOOK Box Office: 0113 222 3434 Online booking: www.lcm.ac.uk/box-office

André Tchaikowsky symposium

p26 / 01 NOVEMBER ikki Iles Trio N workshop

p27 / 02–06 NOVEMBER

String workshops & masterclasses with Nathalie Shaw

p28 / 0 3 NOVEMBER

Mark Lanegan & Duke Garwood

p29 / 04 NOVEMBER Jazz workshop with the David Preston Trio

p30 / 06 NOVEMBER

Film composition lecture by Harry Escott

p31 / 06 NOVEMBER Film evening showcase

p32 / 07 NOVEMBER

Jazz saxophone workshops with Perico Sambeat

Oboe masterclass with Dimitris Kitsos

p34 / 11 & 12 NOVEMBER Classical piano

masterclasses with Wolfgang Manz

p36 / 12 NOVEMBER

P roduction and mastering workshop with Mandy Parnell

p37 / 13 NOVEMBER Q&A session with Delphic

p38 / 1 3 NOVEMBER

Foundation Degree showcase

p39 / 1 3 NOVEMBER

L CoM Big Band, directed by Noel Langley

p40 / 1 4 & 15 NOVEMBER Classical vocal masterclasses with Deborah York

p41 / 1 5 NOVEMBER

Q&A session with Luke Fitton & Henry Guy

p42 / 15 NOVEMBER

Classical guitar masterclass with Xuefei Yang

p43 / 16 NOVEMBER

Funoon Alhouriya

p43 / 23 NOVEMBER Echo Leeds jazz choir

p42 / 25 NOVEMBER

Flute masterclass with Kevin Gowland

p43 / 26 NOVEMBER

Jazz workshop with the Martin Speake Trio

p43 / 2 7 NOVEMBER

Further Education showcase

p44 / 2 7 NOVEMBER

Production workshop with Toby Pitman

p46 / 2 8 NOVEMBER

LCoM Chamber Orchestra conducted

by Garry Walker

p48 / 29 NOVEMBER

&A session with Q Everything Everything

04

05

DEC

NOV p25 / 01 NOVEMBER

p33 / 0 8 NOVEMBER

p51 / 0 2 DECEMBER

LCoM Symphonic Wind Orchestra conducted by Jon Malaxetxebarria

p52 / 0 3 DECEMBER

Wakefield Cathedral Classical recital

p52 / 0 3 DECEMBER

LCoM Sinfonia

p53 / 04 DECEMBER

LCoM New Music Collective

p54 / 0 5 DECEMBER

LCoM Live Lounge

p54 / 0 5 DECEMBER

LCoM Choral Society

p55 / 06 DECEMBER Pop students at Steinway Hall, London

p56 / 0 9 DECEMBER

LCoM Chamber Choir conducted by Benjamin Saunders

p58 / 10 DECEMBER

Classical string workshops & masterclasses with the Doric String Quartet

p59 / 11 DECEMBER

Foundation Certificate showcase

p61 / 12 DECEMBER

Composition workshop with Riaan Vosloo

p62 / 12 DECEMBER

L CoM Contemporary Jazz Orchestra directed by Richard Iles with Iain Ballamy

p64 / 13 DECEMBER

Classical composition workshop with Elena Langer

p65 / 15 DECEMBER

L CoM Community Symphony Orchestra conducted by John Anderson

p60 / 11 DECEMBER

P roduction workshop with Jagz Kooner

p49 / 3 0 NOVEMBER

St Peter’s Singers with Simon Lindley

P66 Short Course listings P68 Leeds International Concert Season

P68 E xternal student performance

P69 Experience Days

P70 Become a Friend and support the musicians of the future

P72 Highlights in 2014 P74 Booking infomation

TO BOOK Box Office: 0113 222 3434 Online booking: www.lcm.ac.uk/box-office

S E P T

O C T

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30 SEPTEMBER

p07 p23

JAZZ PIANO WORKSHOP WITH

DOMINIC MARSHALL Dominic Marshall was awarded the Alan Hawkshaw scholarship to study Jazz at LCoM. In 2010 his original composition ‘Counting Pennies’ was broadcasted on BBC Radio 3 Jazz Line-Up. Fast-forward two years, and 2013 has already seen him win the Emerging Excellence Award and receive a maximum grant from the Musicians Benevolent Fund to record his new album.

4.00PM – 6.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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S E P T

O C T

07

30 SEPTEMBER

p07 p23

JAZZ PIANO WORKSHOP WITH

DOMINIC MARSHALL Dominic Marshall was awarded the Alan Hawkshaw scholarship to study Jazz at LCoM. In 2010 his original composition ‘Counting Pennies’ was broadcasted on BBC Radio 3 Jazz Line-Up. Fast-forward two years, and 2013 has already seen him win the Emerging Excellence Award and receive a maximum grant from the Musicians Benevolent Fund to record his new album.

4.00PM – 6.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

06

POP SONGWRITING WORKSHOP WITH

SIMON ALDRED

09

02 OCTOBER

Simon Aldred signed to EMI in 2007 under the alias of Cherry Ghost and went on to release his first album later that year – which rocketed straight into the Top 10 and into the arms of two Ivor Novello nominations. Following appearances in numerous European shows and an Ivor Novello for Best Contemporary Song for ‘People Help the People’, Simon has released his second Cherry Ghost album.

He has since recorded and produced an entirely electronic album due for release in August 2013.

2.00PM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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POP SONGWRITING WORKSHOP WITH

SIMON ALDRED

09

02 OCTOBER

Simon Aldred signed to EMI in 2007 under the alias of Cherry Ghost and went on to release his first album later that year – which rocketed straight into the Top 10 and into the arms of two Ivor Novello nominations. Following appearances in numerous European shows and an Ivor Novello for Best Contemporary Song for ‘People Help the People’, Simon has released his second Cherry Ghost album.

He has since recorded and produced an entirely electronic album due for release in August 2013.

2.00PM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

08

02 OCTOBER

OCTOBER

PRODUCTION SHOWCASE LCoM’s student producers and composers showcase and discuss their original work.

09 OCTOBER

Photography: Tom Arber

CLARINET MASTERCLASS WITH

2.30PM – 5.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

LCoM Pop students share craft and creativity in this collaborative showcase concert with the Conservatorium van Amsterdam.

09

11

6.00PM – 7.00PM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

6.00PM – 7.00PM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

10

JANET HILTON

During a distinguished career as a soloist, Liverpool-born Janet Hilton has appeared with many of the major British orchestras. Her acclaimed recordings for Chandos include the chamber music repertoire by Weber, Brahms, Mozart and Sir Arthur Bliss – and concertos

by Weber, Nielsen, Copland and Stanford. Along with pianist Jakob Fichert, Janet recorded Max Reger’s clarinet sonatas for Naxos in 2010. For 12 years, Janet has held the post of Head of Woodwind at the Royal College of Music, London.

02 OCTOBER

OCTOBER

PRODUCTION SHOWCASE LCoM’s student producers and composers showcase and discuss their original work.

09 OCTOBER

Photography: Tom Arber

CLARINET MASTERCLASS WITH

2.30PM – 5.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

LCoM Pop students share craft and creativity in this collaborative showcase concert with the Conservatorium van Amsterdam.

09

11

6.00PM – 7.00PM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

6.00PM – 7.00PM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

10

JANET HILTON

During a distinguished career as a soloist, Liverpool-born Janet Hilton has appeared with many of the major British orchestras. Her acclaimed recordings for Chandos include the chamber music repertoire by Weber, Brahms, Mozart and Sir Arthur Bliss – and concertos

by Weber, Nielsen, Copland and Stanford. Along with pianist Jakob Fichert, Janet recorded Max Reger’s clarinet sonatas for Naxos in 2010. For 12 years, Janet has held the post of Head of Woodwind at the Royal College of Music, London.

JOJO MAYER Jojo Mayer is a highly acclaimed drummer born in Zürich and currently residing in New York City.

10 OCTOBER

Known for bringing together jazz, drum and bass, jungle, and other influences, he is also famous for his ability to play the rhythms of programmed jungle-drum and bass music on acoustic drums. He terms this technique ‘reverse engineering’ – a phrase borrowed from computing. Mayer executes this approach using various methods such as the heel-toe bass drum technique, the Moeller stroke and the ‘pull-out’ or ‘push-pull’ accent which takes the beat on the rebound. Using these techniques, he can play beats at astonishing speeds.

LEEDS LIEDER+ FESTIVAL

VARIOUS TIMES VARIOUS VENUES TICKET PRICES VARY

11-13 OCTOBER

Leeds Lieder+ is an exciting weekend festival of song.

It celebrates and promotes the performance and composition of song in many languages. Between festivals it holds a lively programme of concerts, talks and educational activities. “... one of the most exuberant and far-reaching festivals of art-song in the UK.” The Times www.leedslieder.org.uk

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15

4.00PM – 6.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

7.00PM THE VENUE £12

12

OCTOBER

JAZZ WORKSHOP WITH

COMPASSIONATE DICTATORSHIP Described as “catching the current wave of Brit Jazz” by Jazzwise Magazine, Compassionate Dictatorship evolved out of the long standing collaboration between Jez Franks and Tori Freestone, together with bassist Dave Manington and drummer James Maddren. They have toured extensively since their debut album in 2007, honing and developing their sound and released a second album Cash Cows in 2010 to rave reviews. With their third album Entertaining Tyrants, soon to be released, they offer an insight into the process of ensemble playing.

JOJO MAYER Jojo Mayer is a highly acclaimed drummer born in Zürich and currently residing in New York City.

10 OCTOBER

Known for bringing together jazz, drum and bass, jungle, and other influences, he is also famous for his ability to play the rhythms of programmed jungle-drum and bass music on acoustic drums. He terms this technique ‘reverse engineering’ – a phrase borrowed from computing. Mayer executes this approach using various methods such as the heel-toe bass drum technique, the Moeller stroke and the ‘pull-out’ or ‘push-pull’ accent which takes the beat on the rebound. Using these techniques, he can play beats at astonishing speeds.

LEEDS LIEDER+ FESTIVAL

VARIOUS TIMES VARIOUS VENUES TICKET PRICES VARY

11-13 OCTOBER

Leeds Lieder+ is an exciting weekend festival of song.

It celebrates and promotes the performance and composition of song in many languages. Between festivals it holds a lively programme of concerts, talks and educational activities. “... one of the most exuberant and far-reaching festivals of art-song in the UK.” The Times www.leedslieder.org.uk

13

15

4.00PM – 6.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

7.00PM THE VENUE £12

12

OCTOBER

JAZZ WORKSHOP WITH

COMPASSIONATE DICTATORSHIP Described as “catching the current wave of Brit Jazz” by Jazzwise Magazine, Compassionate Dictatorship evolved out of the long standing collaboration between Jez Franks and Tori Freestone, together with bassist Dave Manington and drummer James Maddren. They have toured extensively since their debut album in 2007, honing and developing their sound and released a second album Cash Cows in 2010 to rave reviews. With their third album Entertaining Tyrants, soon to be released, they offer an insight into the process of ensemble playing.

16 OCTOBER

12.30PM – 1.15PM LEEDS CATHEDRAL

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15

Under the direction of Benjamin Saunders, the LCoM Chamber Choir sings mass at Leeds Cathedral. Past recipient of an organ scholarship from the University of Cambridge, Saunders has served as Director of the Choir at Downing College, as well as holding organist and Choir Director posts at St Giles’ Cathdral in Edinburgh, Blackburn Cathedral, and Chester Cathedral. Solo tours have led him to give concerts in Russia, France, Italy, Holland, Germany, Austria, Slovenia and the USA. In 2002, he was appointed Director of Music for the Diocese of Leeds, leading the department at Leeds Cathedral.

Missa Quarti toni – Victoria Antiphon – Vaughan Williams

LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC CHAMBER CHOIR, DIRECTED

BY BENJAMIN SAUNDERS

16 OCTOBER

12.30PM – 1.15PM LEEDS CATHEDRAL

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15

Under the direction of Benjamin Saunders, the LCoM Chamber Choir sings mass at Leeds Cathedral. Past recipient of an organ scholarship from the University of Cambridge, Saunders has served as Director of the Choir at Downing College, as well as holding organist and Choir Director posts at St Giles’ Cathdral in Edinburgh, Blackburn Cathedral, and Chester Cathedral. Solo tours have led him to give concerts in Russia, France, Italy, Holland, Germany, Austria, Slovenia and the USA. In 2002, he was appointed Director of Music for the Diocese of Leeds, leading the department at Leeds Cathedral.

Missa Quarti toni – Victoria Antiphon – Vaughan Williams

LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC CHAMBER CHOIR, DIRECTED

BY BENJAMIN SAUNDERS

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1.00PM – 2.30PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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This Anglo-American supergroup has been described as “one of the most exciting and satisfying collaborations for a very long time”. Their recent self-titled album gained a 5 star review from BBC Music Magazine, marking it as “simply outstanding”.

This workshop is kindly supported by the Alan Hawkshaw Foundation.

6.00PM – 7.00PM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

CLASSICAL SHOWCASE

16 OCTOBER

Photography: Tom Arber

16 OCTOBER

A selection of the conservatoire’s second and third year Classical students will perform a variety of works ranging from Baroque music to contemporary classical. There will be a solo piano performance, and ensembles will include string quartet, piano trio and Baroque quartet. See our website for full details of the programme and performers.

LAURA MOODY

The Impossible Gentlemen are a jazz quartet made up of Gwilym Simcock (piano), Mike Walker (guitar), Steve Rodby (bass) and Adam Nussbaum (drums).

PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP WITH

3.00PM – 5.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

JAZZ WORKSHOP WITH THE IMPOSSIBLE GENTLEMEN

18 OCTOBER

Laura Moody is a startlingly original, cello-wielding, avant singer-songwriter, and long-standing member of the innovative Elysian Quartet.

Fascinated not only with songwriting but also with sounds, noises and textures, she eschews laptops and loop pedals to explore the possibilities by only using solo cello and voice – and a combination of hugely diverse influences – to create unique, acoustic, avant-pop music.

16

1.00PM – 2.30PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

17

This Anglo-American supergroup has been described as “one of the most exciting and satisfying collaborations for a very long time”. Their recent self-titled album gained a 5 star review from BBC Music Magazine, marking it as “simply outstanding”.

This workshop is kindly supported by the Alan Hawkshaw Foundation.

6.00PM – 7.00PM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

CLASSICAL SHOWCASE

16 OCTOBER

Photography: Tom Arber

16 OCTOBER

A selection of the conservatoire’s second and third year Classical students will perform a variety of works ranging from Baroque music to contemporary classical. There will be a solo piano performance, and ensembles will include string quartet, piano trio and Baroque quartet. See our website for full details of the programme and performers.

LAURA MOODY

The Impossible Gentlemen are a jazz quartet made up of Gwilym Simcock (piano), Mike Walker (guitar), Steve Rodby (bass) and Adam Nussbaum (drums).

PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP WITH

3.00PM – 5.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

JAZZ WORKSHOP WITH THE IMPOSSIBLE GENTLEMEN

18 OCTOBER

Laura Moody is a startlingly original, cello-wielding, avant singer-songwriter, and long-standing member of the innovative Elysian Quartet.

Fascinated not only with songwriting but also with sounds, noises and textures, she eschews laptops and loop pedals to explore the possibilities by only using solo cello and voice – and a combination of hugely diverse influences – to create unique, acoustic, avant-pop music.

7.00PM – 8.00PM DRINKS RECEPTION 6.00PM STEINWAY HALL, LONDON FREE ENTRY

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18 OCTOBER

SMOKE FAIRIES

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7.30PM, THE VENUE, £9.00 A duo combining the ethereality of British folk with the earthiness of the blues, Smoke Fairies is the project of Jessica Davies and Katherine Blamire.

JAZZ STUDENTS AT

STEINWAY HALL

19 OCTOBER

The single, ‘Gastown’/’River Song’, was released by Jack White’s Third Man imprint and featured White on drums and guitar and Raconteurs/Dead Weather member “Little” Jack Lawrence as part of the backing band. In 2010 the group released the compilation Ghosts, as well as the fulllength Through Low Light and Trees.

LCoM Jazz students perform an intimate recital at Steinway Hall, London.

E-mail RSVP@lcm.ac.uk to book your tickets.

CLASSICAL TRUMPET MASTERCLASS WITH

CONDUCTING MASTERCLASS WITH

JONATHAN LO

1.00PM – 5.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

29 OCTOBER

Jonathan Lo was a semi-finalist in the London Symphony Orchestra Donatella Flick Competition and has worked with orchestras such as the Danish National Symphony Orchestra, London Sinfonietta, Manchester Camerata, Orquestra do Algarve and the Gabrieli Consort – with whom he also serves as an Assistant Conductor. He currently holds Musical Directorships with a number of UK orchestras, and has worked with musicians such as Sir Mark Elder, Paul McCreesh, Simon Keenlyside, Sarah Conolly, Nicholas Daniel and Benjamin Frith.

28 OCTOBER

SIMON DESBRUSLAIS

2.00PM – 5.00PM, RECITAL ROOM, £5 / DISCOUNT * Simon Desbruslais is a British trumpet soloist who came to international prominence with the recording of Hertel’s Third Trumpet Concerto on the natural trumpet in 2011.

This was followed by new recordings of trumpet concertos from John McCabe, Robert Saxton and Deborah Pritchard, all recorded for Signum Classics.

AN ENGLISHMAN, IRISHMAN & WELSHMAN 7.00PM, RECITAL ROOM, £10

The Insert Your Own Punchline Tour features three exceptional singer-songwriters: Dave Giles, BriBry and Danny Gruff. With millions of views on YouTube between them, they are proof that you don’t need a record company to build an audience. An evening of spontaneous creativity means that previous tours together have sold out all around the country.

28 OCTOBER

7.00PM – 8.00PM DRINKS RECEPTION 6.00PM STEINWAY HALL, LONDON FREE ENTRY

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18 OCTOBER

SMOKE FAIRIES

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7.30PM, THE VENUE, £9.00 A duo combining the ethereality of British folk with the earthiness of the blues, Smoke Fairies is the project of Jessica Davies and Katherine Blamire.

JAZZ STUDENTS AT

STEINWAY HALL

19 OCTOBER

The single, ‘Gastown’/’River Song’, was released by Jack White’s Third Man imprint and featured White on drums and guitar and Raconteurs/Dead Weather member “Little” Jack Lawrence as part of the backing band. In 2010 the group released the compilation Ghosts, as well as the fulllength Through Low Light and Trees.

LCoM Jazz students perform an intimate recital at Steinway Hall, London.

E-mail RSVP@lcm.ac.uk to book your tickets.

CLASSICAL TRUMPET MASTERCLASS WITH

CONDUCTING MASTERCLASS WITH

JONATHAN LO

1.00PM – 5.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

29 OCTOBER

Jonathan Lo was a semi-finalist in the London Symphony Orchestra Donatella Flick Competition and has worked with orchestras such as the Danish National Symphony Orchestra, London Sinfonietta, Manchester Camerata, Orquestra do Algarve and the Gabrieli Consort – with whom he also serves as an Assistant Conductor. He currently holds Musical Directorships with a number of UK orchestras, and has worked with musicians such as Sir Mark Elder, Paul McCreesh, Simon Keenlyside, Sarah Conolly, Nicholas Daniel and Benjamin Frith.

28 OCTOBER

SIMON DESBRUSLAIS

2.00PM – 5.00PM, RECITAL ROOM, £5 / DISCOUNT * Simon Desbruslais is a British trumpet soloist who came to international prominence with the recording of Hertel’s Third Trumpet Concerto on the natural trumpet in 2011.

This was followed by new recordings of trumpet concertos from John McCabe, Robert Saxton and Deborah Pritchard, all recorded for Signum Classics.

AN ENGLISHMAN, IRISHMAN & WELSHMAN 7.00PM, RECITAL ROOM, £10

The Insert Your Own Punchline Tour features three exceptional singer-songwriters: Dave Giles, BriBry and Danny Gruff. With millions of views on YouTube between them, they are proof that you don’t need a record company to build an audience. An evening of spontaneous creativity means that previous tours together have sold out all around the country.

28 OCTOBER

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Sarah Markham has toured internationally as well as having recordings performed on BBC Radio 3 and Classic FM. Paul Turner specialises in chamber music and is an elected Associate of the Royal Academy of Music (ARAM).

Michael Duke – saxophonist Sarah Markham – saxophonist Paul Turner – pianist This event is kindly sponsored

by Yamaha and Vandoren

The programme will include pieces by Bach and Piazzolla – please see the website for full details.

MASTERCLASS: 2.30PM – 5.30PM, THE VENUE, £5 / DISCOUNTS *

30 OCTOBER

RECITAL: 7.30PM, THE VENUE, £8/ £5 / DISCOUNTS * BOOK BOTH EVENTS: £10 / £7 / DISCOUNTS *

JAZZ SHOWCASE

Michael will follow his masterclass with an evening recital where he will be joined by fellow saxophonist Sarah Markham and pianist Paul Turner.

MICHAEL DUKE

CLASSICAL SAXOPHONE MASTERCLASS AND RECITAL WITH

Classical saxophonist Michael Duke has engaged in an extensive performance career with many of Australia’s premier orchestras, presenting masterclasses and concerts around the world.

6.00PM, RECITAL ROOM, FREE ENTRY

A cornerstone of the thriving Leeds jazz scene, hear the sound of LCoM’s Jazz department and its talented students.

30 OCTOBER

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Sarah Markham has toured internationally as well as having recordings performed on BBC Radio 3 and Classic FM. Paul Turner specialises in chamber music and is an elected Associate of the Royal Academy of Music (ARAM).

Michael Duke – saxophonist Sarah Markham – saxophonist Paul Turner – pianist This event is kindly sponsored

by Yamaha and Vandoren

The programme will include pieces by Bach and Piazzolla – please see the website for full details.

MASTERCLASS: 2.30PM – 5.30PM, THE VENUE, £5 / DISCOUNTS *

30 OCTOBER

RECITAL: 7.30PM, THE VENUE, £8/ £5 / DISCOUNTS * BOOK BOTH EVENTS: £10 / £7 / DISCOUNTS *

JAZZ SHOWCASE

Michael will follow his masterclass with an evening recital where he will be joined by fellow saxophonist Sarah Markham and pianist Paul Turner.

MICHAEL DUKE

CLASSICAL SAXOPHONE MASTERCLASS AND RECITAL WITH

Classical saxophonist Michael Duke has engaged in an extensive performance career with many of Australia’s premier orchestras, presenting masterclasses and concerts around the world.

6.00PM, RECITAL ROOM, FREE ENTRY

A cornerstone of the thriving Leeds jazz scene, hear the sound of LCoM’s Jazz department and its talented students.

30 OCTOBER

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POSTGRADUATE SHOWCASE

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OCTOBER

Photography: Nathan Gallagher

OLIVER COATES

CELLO MASTERCLASS WITH

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6.00PM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

10.00AM – 3.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

Winner of the Royal Philharmonic Society Young Artist Award 2011, Oliver Coates will this year perform in Shanghai, Salvador, Moscow, Eindhoven, Amsterdam and Trasimeno, appearing with both the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and the Aurora Orchestra. An Artist in Residence at the Southbank Centre in London, this masterclass gives students a great chance to gain some of his insight.

Postgraduate study at LCoM is characterized by innovative performance and composition. Come and see the results.

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POSTGRADUATE SHOWCASE

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OCTOBER

OCTOBER

Photography: Nathan Gallagher

OLIVER COATES

CELLO MASTERCLASS WITH

22

6.00PM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

10.00AM – 3.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

Winner of the Royal Philharmonic Society Young Artist Award 2011, Oliver Coates will this year perform in Shanghai, Salvador, Moscow, Eindhoven, Amsterdam and Trasimeno, appearing with both the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and the Aurora Orchestra. An Artist in Residence at the Southbank Centre in London, this masterclass gives students a great chance to gain some of his insight.

Postgraduate study at LCoM is characterized by innovative performance and composition. Come and see the results.

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NOVEMBER

p25 p49

Janet Hilton – clarinet Colin Stone – piano Jakob Fichert – piano Alfia Nakipbekova – cello Sebastian Müller – violin Claire McCaldin – mezzo soprano

ANDRÉ TCHAIKOWSKY SYMPOSIUM André Tchaikowsky began playing piano at the age of four in the Warsaw ghetto. Arthur Rubinstein marked him as “one of the finest pianists of our generation – even better than that, he is a wonderful musician”.

Speakers at the symposium will include David Pountney, the Artistic Director of Welsh National Opera; Anastasia Belina-Johnson and Mark Charles.

The evening recital will feature Colin Stone, Jakob Fichert, and Janet Hilton, among others.

RECITAL: 7.30PM THE VENUE £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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SYMPOSIUM: 10.00AM – 4.00PM THE VENUE £8 /£5 / DISCOUNTS *

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01

NOVEMBER

p25 p49

Janet Hilton – clarinet Colin Stone – piano Jakob Fichert – piano Alfia Nakipbekova – cello Sebastian Müller – violin Claire McCaldin – mezzo soprano

ANDRÉ TCHAIKOWSKY SYMPOSIUM André Tchaikowsky began playing piano at the age of four in the Warsaw ghetto. Arthur Rubinstein marked him as “one of the finest pianists of our generation – even better than that, he is a wonderful musician”.

Speakers at the symposium will include David Pountney, the Artistic Director of Welsh National Opera; Anastasia Belina-Johnson and Mark Charles.

The evening recital will feature Colin Stone, Jakob Fichert, and Janet Hilton, among others.

RECITAL: 7.30PM THE VENUE £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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SYMPOSIUM: 10.00AM – 4.00PM THE VENUE £8 /£5 / DISCOUNTS *

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NOVEMBER

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WORKSHOPS

STRING WORKSHOPS & MASTERCLASSES WITH

Born into a family of jazz enthuasiasts, pianist Nikki Iles has progressed to the forefront of British jazz after studying at LCoM between 1981–84.

Following a world premiere performance on solo violin in the 2007 Lucerne Festival, Nathalie Shaw was invited by Pierre Boulez to perform in ‘Le Louvre invite Pierre Boulez’ series in Paris. She has premiered and broadcast solo works by numerous composers, and is a seasoned recitalist and concerto soloist in Europe and the USA. Shaw is Solo Violin of the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble (USA), Artistic Director of Festival International de Musique de Chambre en Charente and holds a professorship at the Conservatoire Municipal Darius Milhaud (Paris).

NIKKI ILES TRIO Iles enjoys a busy career as a teacher, performer and composer, and has worked with many successful musicians including Iain Ballamy, Martin Speake, Mark-Anthony Turnage, Mike Walker and Iain Dixon. She has also collaborated with ensembles including the London Sinfonietta, Tim Garland’s Northern Underground Orchestra and the Creative Jazz Orchestra.

NATHALIE SHAW

Keep an eye on www.lcm.ac.uk/nathalieshaw for further information.

VARIOUS TIMES RECITAL ROOM LCOM STUDENTS ONLY

1.00PM – 5.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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NOVEMBER

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NOVEMBER

WORKSHOPS

STRING WORKSHOPS & MASTERCLASSES WITH

Born into a family of jazz enthuasiasts, pianist Nikki Iles has progressed to the forefront of British jazz after studying at LCoM between 1981–84.

Following a world premiere performance on solo violin in the 2007 Lucerne Festival, Nathalie Shaw was invited by Pierre Boulez to perform in ‘Le Louvre invite Pierre Boulez’ series in Paris. She has premiered and broadcast solo works by numerous composers, and is a seasoned recitalist and concerto soloist in Europe and the USA. Shaw is Solo Violin of the Pittsburgh New Music Ensemble (USA), Artistic Director of Festival International de Musique de Chambre en Charente and holds a professorship at the Conservatoire Municipal Darius Milhaud (Paris).

NIKKI ILES TRIO Iles enjoys a busy career as a teacher, performer and composer, and has worked with many successful musicians including Iain Ballamy, Martin Speake, Mark-Anthony Turnage, Mike Walker and Iain Dixon. She has also collaborated with ensembles including the London Sinfonietta, Tim Garland’s Northern Underground Orchestra and the Creative Jazz Orchestra.

NATHALIE SHAW

Keep an eye on www.lcm.ac.uk/nathalieshaw for further information.

VARIOUS TIMES RECITAL ROOM LCOM STUDENTS ONLY

1.00PM – 5.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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03 Mark Lanegan MARK LANEGAN & DUKE GARWOOD NOVEMBER

Following the release of his new covers album Imitations on 16 September via Heavenly Recordings and 17 September in the USA on Vagrant, Mark Lanegan is embarking on an extensive European acoustic tour this autumn. Duke Garwood will be joining in support.

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04 NOVEMBER

6.00PM – 7.30PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

7.30PM THE VENUE £20

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JAZZ WORKSHOP WITH

DAVID PRESTON TRIO

Formed in 2011, Preston-Glasgow-Lowe is a dynamic young group consisting of three of London’s most creative instrumentalists.

Sharing on-stage credentials with esteemed musicians such as John Scofield, the Foreign Exchange, Melody Gardot, Robert Mitchell and Tommy Smith, they bring a unique and seasoned sound – derived from their work as side-men, combined with their shared love of improvisation, intricate composition, rhythm, and accessible melodies. Aiming to expand upon the traditional format of a guitar trio, they combine their virtuosic skills as soloists and accompanists with extensive composition and elaborate arrangements.

03 Mark Lanegan MARK LANEGAN & DUKE GARWOOD NOVEMBER

Following the release of his new covers album Imitations on 16 September via Heavenly Recordings and 17 September in the USA on Vagrant, Mark Lanegan is embarking on an extensive European acoustic tour this autumn. Duke Garwood will be joining in support.

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04 NOVEMBER

6.00PM – 7.30PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

7.30PM THE VENUE £20

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JAZZ WORKSHOP WITH

DAVID PRESTON TRIO

Formed in 2011, Preston-Glasgow-Lowe is a dynamic young group consisting of three of London’s most creative instrumentalists.

Sharing on-stage credentials with esteemed musicians such as John Scofield, the Foreign Exchange, Melody Gardot, Robert Mitchell and Tommy Smith, they bring a unique and seasoned sound – derived from their work as side-men, combined with their shared love of improvisation, intricate composition, rhythm, and accessible melodies. Aiming to expand upon the traditional format of a guitar trio, they combine their virtuosic skills as soloists and accompanists with extensive composition and elaborate arrangements.

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06 FILM COMPOSITION LECTURE BY

HARRY ESCOTT

2.00PM – 4.00PM LECTURE ROOM 416 LCOM STUDENTS ONLY

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NOVEMBER

Harry Escott is a British film composer. Following his studies at Oxford University and the Royal Academy of Music, he has gone on to compose scores for several films including Shame and Hard Candy. Having gained a BIFA nomination for his score of Eran Creevy’s work Shifty, he recently scored Creevy’s second feature film – action thriller Welcome to the Punch, released earlier this year.

06 NOVEMBER

LCoM showcases the best of its film music composers with special guest Harry Escott.

6.00PM – 9.OOPM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

FILM EVENING SHOWCASE

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06 FILM COMPOSITION LECTURE BY

HARRY ESCOTT

2.00PM – 4.00PM LECTURE ROOM 416 LCOM STUDENTS ONLY

30

NOVEMBER

Harry Escott is a British film composer. Following his studies at Oxford University and the Royal Academy of Music, he has gone on to compose scores for several films including Shame and Hard Candy. Having gained a BIFA nomination for his score of Eran Creevy’s work Shifty, he recently scored Creevy’s second feature film – action thriller Welcome to the Punch, released earlier this year.

06 NOVEMBER

LCoM showcases the best of its film music composers with special guest Harry Escott.

6.00PM – 9.OOPM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

FILM EVENING SHOWCASE

JAZZ WORKSHOPS WITH

PERICO SAMBEAT Perico Sambeat is recognised worldwide as one of the great contemporary jazz saxophonists. With more than a hundred recordings, he has received numerous awards including the Best Recording of the Year twice for Flamenco Big Band. Sambeat first came to London in 1993 as the leader of his quartet and is now considered one of Spain’s finest jazz musicians.

IMITRIS KITSOS

NOVEMBER

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BOE MASTERCLASS WITH

07

2.00PM – 5.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

10.00AM – 4.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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08 NOVEMBER

A Marigaux oboe artist, Dimitris Kitsos is the Artistic Director of Orpheus Soloists, a founding member of the Hellenic Woodwind Academy, and the Artistic Director of St George International Music Festival. Kitsos has an established solo career collaborating with the likes of Leonidas Kavakos, Nobuko Imai, Miklós Perényi and ensembles Folkwang Kammerorchester and La Camerata Athens.

Dimitris studied at the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki and the Folkwang Hochschule in Essen, Germany, before going on to win various international competitions.

JAZZ WORKSHOPS WITH

PERICO SAMBEAT Perico Sambeat is recognised worldwide as one of the great contemporary jazz saxophonists. With more than a hundred recordings, he has received numerous awards including the Best Recording of the Year twice for Flamenco Big Band. Sambeat first came to London in 1993 as the leader of his quartet and is now considered one of Spain’s finest jazz musicians.

IMITRIS KITSOS

NOVEMBER

33

BOE MASTERCLASS WITH

07

2.00PM – 5.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

10.00AM – 4.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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08 NOVEMBER

A Marigaux oboe artist, Dimitris Kitsos is the Artistic Director of Orpheus Soloists, a founding member of the Hellenic Woodwind Academy, and the Artistic Director of St George International Music Festival. Kitsos has an established solo career collaborating with the likes of Leonidas Kavakos, Nobuko Imai, Miklós Perényi and ensembles Folkwang Kammerorchester and La Camerata Athens.

Dimitris studied at the State Conservatory of Thessaloniki and the Folkwang Hochschule in Essen, Germany, before going on to win various international competitions.

Wolfgang Manz is a German pianist whose international concert career has spanned four decades. His achievements include prizes at international piano competitions in Leeds (1981) and Brussels (Concours Reine Elisabeth, 1983).

Manz is much in demand as a soloist with orchestras, in solo recitals and chamber music. In 2011, he was appointed as a visiting professor at LCoM. This masterclass is kindly supported by the Fidelio Charitable Trust.

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LASSICAL PIANO ASTERCLASS WITH OLFGANG MANZ

11TH: 1.00PM – 5.00PM 12TH: 10.00AM – 4.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNT *

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11&12 NOVEMBER

Wolfgang Manz is a German pianist whose international concert career has spanned four decades. His achievements include prizes at international piano competitions in Leeds (1981) and Brussels (Concours Reine Elisabeth, 1983).

Manz is much in demand as a soloist with orchestras, in solo recitals and chamber music. In 2011, he was appointed as a visiting professor at LCoM. This masterclass is kindly supported by the Fidelio Charitable Trust.

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LASSICAL PIANO ASTERCLASS WITH OLFGANG MANZ

11TH: 1.00PM – 5.00PM 12TH: 10.00AM – 4.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNT *

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11&12 NOVEMBER

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NOVEMBER

PRODUCTION & MASTERING WORKSHOP WITH

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NOVEMBER

Q&A SESSION WITH

MANDY PARNELL

DELPHIC

Mastering engineer Mandy Parnell has worked with a wide array of artists spanning every genre. Her recent work includes such artists as Björk, Feist, Max Richter, Matthew Herbert, Brian Eno, Lianne La Havas, The XX and The Knife.

Delphic are an indie/electronica band from Manchester.

Following the release of their debut single in April 2009, they spent the summer playing major UK festivals including T in the Park, Reading, Leeds and Bestival.

Winning a Grammy for her work with Björk’s Biophilia project, she was also presented with the accolade ‘Mastering Engineer Of The Year’ at the MPG Awards 2012.

She has been nominated for numerous Grammys, Tech Awards and others throughout her career.

Their most recent album Collections (2013) has been championed by BBC Radio 1’s Zane Lowe. They join LCoMstudents to answer questions and talk about their experiences so far.

She is also an active member of the AES, Grammys, APRS and MPG, and lectures on mastering and the music industry.

2.00PM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM LCOM STUDENTS ONLY

2.00PM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM LCOM STUDENTS ONLY

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NOVEMBER

PRODUCTION & MASTERING WORKSHOP WITH

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13

NOVEMBER

Q&A SESSION WITH

MANDY PARNELL

DELPHIC

Mastering engineer Mandy Parnell has worked with a wide array of artists spanning every genre. Her recent work includes such artists as Björk, Feist, Max Richter, Matthew Herbert, Brian Eno, Lianne La Havas, The XX and The Knife.

Delphic are an indie/electronica band from Manchester.

Following the release of their debut single in April 2009, they spent the summer playing major UK festivals including T in the Park, Reading, Leeds and Bestival.

Winning a Grammy for her work with Björk’s Biophilia project, she was also presented with the accolade ‘Mastering Engineer Of The Year’ at the MPG Awards 2012.

She has been nominated for numerous Grammys, Tech Awards and others throughout her career.

Their most recent album Collections (2013) has been championed by BBC Radio 1’s Zane Lowe. They join LCoMstudents to answer questions and talk about their experiences so far.

She is also an active member of the AES, Grammys, APRS and MPG, and lectures on mastering and the music industry.

2.00PM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM LCOM STUDENTS ONLY

2.00PM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM LCOM STUDENTS ONLY

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Listen to the future of music production as showcased by our talented Foundation Degree students.

IRECTED BY NOEL LANGLEY

NOVEMBER

39

EEDS COLLEGE F MUSIC BIG BAND

13

7.30PM THE VENUE £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

6.00PM – 7.00PM THE RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

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NOVEMBER

Renowned for his versatility, Noel Langley has worked with many of the world’s top symphony orchestras, big bands and commercial artists, as well as performing in over 60 West End productions. Identified as an exceptional talent by Leonard Bernstein whilst studying at the Guildhall School of Music, he went on to establish himself as one of this country’s finest lead players, performing with jazz greats such as Sir John Dankworth and Tim Garland.

Recently, Langley has performed and recorded with Radiohead and is featured on the record breaking album 21 by Adele.

Listen to the future of music production as showcased by our talented Foundation Degree students.

IRECTED BY NOEL LANGLEY

NOVEMBER

39

EEDS COLLEGE F MUSIC BIG BAND

13

7.30PM THE VENUE £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

6.00PM – 7.00PM THE RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

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NOVEMBER

Renowned for his versatility, Noel Langley has worked with many of the world’s top symphony orchestras, big bands and commercial artists, as well as performing in over 60 West End productions. Identified as an exceptional talent by Leonard Bernstein whilst studying at the Guildhall School of Music, he went on to establish himself as one of this country’s finest lead players, performing with jazz greats such as Sir John Dankworth and Tim Garland.

Recently, Langley has performed and recorded with Radiohead and is featured on the record breaking album 21 by Adele.

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NOVEMBER

Q&A SESSION WITH

LASSICAL VOCAL MASTERCLASSES WITH

EBORAH ORK

LUKE FITTON & HENRY GUY LCoM Visiting Professor Deborah York began her operatic career at Glyndebourne, which led to her first engagements at Covent Garden as Barbarina in Figaro and Giannetta in L’elisir d’amore, Deborah made her Carnegie Hall debut in November 2011, performing Handel’s love duets and arias from Cesare and Rinaldo.

Former LCoM students Luke Fitton and Henry Guy share their experiences of the industry.

In May 2013 Deborah performed Mendelssohn’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.

Luke joined pop/production house Xenomania aged 19.

In October 2010 he became Kylie Minogue’s lead guitarist and went on to complete her spectacular Aphrodite: Les Folies world tour across 27 countries.

This masterclass is kindly supported by the Fidelio Charitable Trust.

Henry is an accomplished bass guitarist and double bass player, who is also proficient in bass synthesis. He has worked with various artists, including Katy B, Union J, Mark Ronson, Alex Hepburn, Natalie Duncan, Sinead Harnett and Charles Bruno.

10.00AM – 12.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

11.00AM – 4.00PM THE RECITAL ROOM £5 LTD / DISCOUNTS *

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Q&A SESSION WITH

LASSICAL VOCAL MASTERCLASSES WITH

EBORAH ORK

LUKE FITTON & HENRY GUY LCoM Visiting Professor Deborah York began her operatic career at Glyndebourne, which led to her first engagements at Covent Garden as Barbarina in Figaro and Giannetta in L’elisir d’amore, Deborah made her Carnegie Hall debut in November 2011, performing Handel’s love duets and arias from Cesare and Rinaldo.

Former LCoM students Luke Fitton and Henry Guy share their experiences of the industry.

In May 2013 Deborah performed Mendelssohn’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra.

Luke joined pop/production house Xenomania aged 19.

In October 2010 he became Kylie Minogue’s lead guitarist and went on to complete her spectacular Aphrodite: Les Folies world tour across 27 countries.

This masterclass is kindly supported by the Fidelio Charitable Trust.

Henry is an accomplished bass guitarist and double bass player, who is also proficient in bass synthesis. He has worked with various artists, including Katy B, Union J, Mark Ronson, Alex Hepburn, Natalie Duncan, Sinead Harnett and Charles Bruno.

10.00AM – 12.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

11.00AM – 4.00PM THE RECITAL ROOM £5 LTD / DISCOUNTS *

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2.00PM – 5.00PM THE RECTAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

FLUTE MASTERCLASS WITH

KEVIN GOWLAND

After studying flute with Susan Milan at the Royal College of Music, Kevin Gowland was appointed at the age of 22 as section leader with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (CBSO). As a soloist he has collaborated with many conductors including Valery Gergiev, Sakari Oramo and Sir Mark Elder. In 2005, Kevin left the CBSO to take up his current position as Principal Flute with the Orchestra of Opera North, and in 2011 also became Principal Flute with Manchester Camerata.

23 NOVEMBER 2013, 7.00PM THE VENUE, £11

NOVEMBER

25 NOVEMBER

This is no ordinary show, with some of the finest choreographers of Arabic dance in the UK and abroad joining together to represent Middle Eastern folk dance from across the Arab countries.

Echo Leeds is an inspirational jazz choir based in Leeds. Singing in five part harmony, they perform everything from classic jazz to modern pop songs. In their latest concert they will be tackling the cross over of jazz and funk with songs like ‘Street Life’, ‘Forget You’, ‘Rehab’ and many more.

They will be accompanied by the fabulous FONO stunt band.

MARTIN SPEAKE TRIO

15

An opportunity to experience a huge variety of Arabic dance styles, rarely seen in the UK – as well as costumes, uplifting music and inspiring performances.

JAZZ WORKSHOP WITH

Xuefei Yang is acclaimed as one of the world’s finest classical guitarists and hailed as a musical pioneer. Born in Beijing, she was the first-ever guitarist in China to enter a music school (Beijing’s Central Conservatory of Music) and became the first Chinese guitarist to launch an international professional career. Now based in the UK, she records exclusively for EMI Classics.

16 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM, THE VENUE, £13 ADV / £15 OTD

FURTHER EDUCATION SHOWCASE

XUEFEI YANG

FUNOON ALHOURIYA

CLASSICAL GUITAR MASTERCLASS WITH

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ECHO CHOIR: A KIND OF BLUE

2.00PM – 5.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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26 NOVEMBER, 11.00AM – 5.00PM, RECITAL ROOM, £5 / DISCOUNTS * London-born jazz saxophonist Martin Speake studied classical saxophone at Trinity College of Music, where he was awarded the prestigious Dame Ruth Railton Prize for Woodwind Playing. He came to public attention as a founding member of the award-winning saxophone quartet Itchy Fingers, with whom he recorded two albums and toured Europe, South America, Africa, Britain and the USA. In 1988, he left the group to further his career as a composer and improviser.

27 NOVEMBER, 6.00PM RECITAL ROOM, FREE ENTRY See some of our FE students showcase their performance abilities in a relaxed setting.

Students will perform a variety of pieces taken from their ensemble studies.

2.00PM – 5.00PM THE RECTAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

FLUTE MASTERCLASS WITH

KEVIN GOWLAND

After studying flute with Susan Milan at the Royal College of Music, Kevin Gowland was appointed at the age of 22 as section leader with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra (CBSO). As a soloist he has collaborated with many conductors including Valery Gergiev, Sakari Oramo and Sir Mark Elder. In 2005, Kevin left the CBSO to take up his current position as Principal Flute with the Orchestra of Opera North, and in 2011 also became Principal Flute with Manchester Camerata.

23 NOVEMBER 2013, 7.00PM THE VENUE, £11

NOVEMBER

25 NOVEMBER

This is no ordinary show, with some of the finest choreographers of Arabic dance in the UK and abroad joining together to represent Middle Eastern folk dance from across the Arab countries.

Echo Leeds is an inspirational jazz choir based in Leeds. Singing in five part harmony, they perform everything from classic jazz to modern pop songs. In their latest concert they will be tackling the cross over of jazz and funk with songs like ‘Street Life’, ‘Forget You’, ‘Rehab’ and many more.

They will be accompanied by the fabulous FONO stunt band.

MARTIN SPEAKE TRIO

15

An opportunity to experience a huge variety of Arabic dance styles, rarely seen in the UK – as well as costumes, uplifting music and inspiring performances.

JAZZ WORKSHOP WITH

Xuefei Yang is acclaimed as one of the world’s finest classical guitarists and hailed as a musical pioneer. Born in Beijing, she was the first-ever guitarist in China to enter a music school (Beijing’s Central Conservatory of Music) and became the first Chinese guitarist to launch an international professional career. Now based in the UK, she records exclusively for EMI Classics.

16 NOVEMBER, 7.30PM, THE VENUE, £13 ADV / £15 OTD

FURTHER EDUCATION SHOWCASE

XUEFEI YANG

FUNOON ALHOURIYA

CLASSICAL GUITAR MASTERCLASS WITH

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ECHO CHOIR: A KIND OF BLUE

2.00PM – 5.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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26 NOVEMBER, 11.00AM – 5.00PM, RECITAL ROOM, £5 / DISCOUNTS * London-born jazz saxophonist Martin Speake studied classical saxophone at Trinity College of Music, where he was awarded the prestigious Dame Ruth Railton Prize for Woodwind Playing. He came to public attention as a founding member of the award-winning saxophone quartet Itchy Fingers, with whom he recorded two albums and toured Europe, South America, Africa, Britain and the USA. In 1988, he left the group to further his career as a composer and improviser.

27 NOVEMBER, 6.00PM RECITAL ROOM, FREE ENTRY See some of our FE students showcase their performance abilities in a relaxed setting.

Students will perform a variety of pieces taken from their ensemble studies.

2.00PM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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PRODUCTION WORKSHOP

NOVEMBER

TOBY PITMAN Photography: Tom Arber

Toby Pitman is a musician and producer based at Air Studios in London. Covering a wide range of projects and genres including TV, advertising and film alongisde recording artists, he also has nearly 20 years of experience with Logic Pro. Recent clients include Sir Paul McCartney, the London 2012 Olympics, Simon Franglen and David Arnold.

2.00PM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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PRODUCTION WORKSHOP

NOVEMBER

TOBY PITMAN Photography: Tom Arber

Toby Pitman is a musician and producer based at Air Studios in London. Covering a wide range of projects and genres including TV, advertising and film alongisde recording artists, he also has nearly 20 years of experience with Logic Pro. Recent clients include Sir Paul McCartney, the London 2012 Olympics, Simon Franglen and David Arnold.

CONDUCTED BY GARRY WALKER FEATURING JAKOB FICHERT

NOVEMBER

LCoM piano lecturer Jakob Fichert regularly plays a number of solo and chamber music recitals in the UK and across Europe. He has performed in many prestigious venues such as the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Wigmore Hall and Kings Place.

Some of his concerts have been broadcast live and he has recorded for Toccata Classics and Naxos to critical acclaim.

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Winner of the 1999 Leeds Conductors Competition, Garry Walker studied at the Royal Northern College of Music. His extensive CV has seen him work with all the BBC Orchestras, the Hallé, and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

He has also worked internationally with orchestras in Europe, America and Australia. An experienced opera conductor, he has conducted operas in the UK and abroad – including the world premiere of Stuart Macrae’s opera The Assassin Tree at the Edinburgh Festival.

Dances of Galánta – Kodály Piano Concerto No. 9 Jeunehomme – Mozart Symphony No. 9 From the New World – Dvořák

7.30PM THE VENUE £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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CONDUCTED BY GARRY WALKER FEATURING JAKOB FICHERT

NOVEMBER

LCoM piano lecturer Jakob Fichert regularly plays a number of solo and chamber music recitals in the UK and across Europe. He has performed in many prestigious venues such as the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Wigmore Hall and Kings Place.

Some of his concerts have been broadcast live and he has recorded for Toccata Classics and Naxos to critical acclaim.

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Winner of the 1999 Leeds Conductors Competition, Garry Walker studied at the Royal Northern College of Music. His extensive CV has seen him work with all the BBC Orchestras, the Hallé, and the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra.

He has also worked internationally with orchestras in Europe, America and Australia. An experienced opera conductor, he has conducted operas in the UK and abroad – including the world premiere of Stuart Macrae’s opera The Assassin Tree at the Edinburgh Festival.

Dances of Galánta – Kodály Piano Concerto No. 9 Jeunehomme – Mozart Symphony No. 9 From the New World – Dvořák

7.30PM THE VENUE £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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7.30PM THE VENUE £12 / £8

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Q&A SESSION WITH

EVERYTHING EVERYTHING

2.00PM – 4.00PM THE VENUE LCOM STUDENTS ONLY

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Formed in 2007, Everything Everything are an alt-rock and pop band from Manchester, featuring LCoM Jazz graduate Michael Spearman on drums. They arrive fresh from a UK tour and a summer of festivals including Glastonbury, Latitude and V.

NOVEMBER

ST PETER’S SINGERS WITH SIMON LINDLEY

Simon Lindley – Music Director David Houlder – Organist Kristina James – Soloist Helen Strange – Soloist Lucy Appleyard – Soloist Christopher Trenholme – Soloist Philip Wilcox – Soloist

In just over 35 years, the members of Leeds Minster-based St Peter’s Singers are widely aknowledged to have become one of Britain’s finest chamber choirs.

St Peter’s Singers draws soloists at its concert from choir members present and past. This concert includes Britten’s Ceremony of Carols and Hymn to St Cecilia.

The programme also includes Saint-Saëns rarely heard Christmas Oratorio and works by Fauré, Franck and others.

7.30PM THE VENUE £12 / £8

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EVERYTHING EVERYTHING

2.00PM – 4.00PM THE VENUE LCOM STUDENTS ONLY

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30 NOVEMBER

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Formed in 2007, Everything Everything are an alt-rock and pop band from Manchester, featuring LCoM Jazz graduate Michael Spearman on drums. They arrive fresh from a UK tour and a summer of festivals including Glastonbury, Latitude and V.

NOVEMBER

ST PETER’S SINGERS WITH SIMON LINDLEY

Simon Lindley – Music Director David Houlder – Organist Kristina James – Soloist Helen Strange – Soloist Lucy Appleyard – Soloist Christopher Trenholme – Soloist Philip Wilcox – Soloist

In just over 35 years, the members of Leeds Minster-based St Peter’s Singers are widely aknowledged to have become one of Britain’s finest chamber choirs.

St Peter’s Singers draws soloists at its concert from choir members present and past. This concert includes Britten’s Ceremony of Carols and Hymn to St Cecilia.

The programme also includes Saint-Saëns rarely heard Christmas Oratorio and works by Fauré, Franck and others.

Jon Malaxetxebarria’s career as a conductor is developing both in the North of England and in his native Spain, where he has conducted a variety of ensembles such as Manchester Camerata, the Basque Country Symphony Orchestra and Bilbao Symphony Orchestra.

Colin Honour has performed many concertos and was awarded the coveted Geoffrey Hawkes Prize. He joined the Orchestra of Opera North as Principal Clarinet in 1989 and continues to enjoy a very busy career outside the orchestra as a soloist, chamber musician and teacher.

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CONDUCTED BY JON MALAXETXEBARRIA AND FEATURING SOLOIST COLIN HONOUR

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7.30PM THE VENUE £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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02 DECEMBER

Flourish – Vaughan Williams English Folk Song Suite – Vaughan Williams Clarinet Concerto – Philip Sparke (Soloist Colin Honour) Illyrian Dances – Guy Woolfenden Ghost Train Triptych – Eric Whitacre

Jon Malaxetxebarria’s career as a conductor is developing both in the North of England and in his native Spain, where he has conducted a variety of ensembles such as Manchester Camerata, the Basque Country Symphony Orchestra and Bilbao Symphony Orchestra.

Colin Honour has performed many concertos and was awarded the coveted Geoffrey Hawkes Prize. He joined the Orchestra of Opera North as Principal Clarinet in 1989 and continues to enjoy a very busy career outside the orchestra as a soloist, chamber musician and teacher.

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CONDUCTED BY JON MALAXETXEBARRIA AND FEATURING SOLOIST COLIN HONOUR

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LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC SYMPHONIC WIND ORCHESTRA

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7.30PM THE VENUE £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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02 DECEMBER

Flourish – Vaughan Williams English Folk Song Suite – Vaughan Williams Clarinet Concerto – Philip Sparke (Soloist Colin Honour) Illyrian Dances – Guy Woolfenden Ghost Train Triptych – Eric Whitacre

1.00PM, WAKEFIELD CATHEDRAL, FREE ENTRY

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LCoM Classical students perform as part of Wakefield Cathedral’s weekly recital series.

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DECEMBER

NEW MUSIC COLLECTIVE

DECEMBER

03 DECEMBER

8.00PM, ONE BAR INN, FREE ENTRY

A friendly, welcoming group of adult learners who are passionate about playing classical music, Sinfonia always ensure new members are made to feel at home very quickly. Tutored by conductor Andrew Watkinson, the Sinfonia study three programmes of music each year with performances for friends and family in an informal setting.

Holly and the Mistletoe – Ronald Hanmer A Children’s Overture – Roger Quilter Carriage and Pair – Benjamin Frankel Secret Marriage Overture – Domenico Cimarosa English Dances Suite no.2 – Ernest Tomlinson

The exciting LCoM cross-over ensemble, New Music Collective, continues its exploration of vivid, exciting repertoire alongside a strong focus on LCoM student composers.

Photography: Tom Arber

LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC SINFONIA

WAKEFIELD CATHEDRAL CLASSICAL RECITAL

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7.30PM THE VENUE £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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1.00PM, WAKEFIELD CATHEDRAL, FREE ENTRY

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LCoM Classical students perform as part of Wakefield Cathedral’s weekly recital series.

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DECEMBER

NEW MUSIC COLLECTIVE

DECEMBER

03 DECEMBER

8.00PM, ONE BAR INN, FREE ENTRY

A friendly, welcoming group of adult learners who are passionate about playing classical music, Sinfonia always ensure new members are made to feel at home very quickly. Tutored by conductor Andrew Watkinson, the Sinfonia study three programmes of music each year with performances for friends and family in an informal setting.

Holly and the Mistletoe – Ronald Hanmer A Children’s Overture – Roger Quilter Carriage and Pair – Benjamin Frankel Secret Marriage Overture – Domenico Cimarosa English Dances Suite no.2 – Ernest Tomlinson

The exciting LCoM cross-over ensemble, New Music Collective, continues its exploration of vivid, exciting repertoire alongside a strong focus on LCoM student composers.

Photography: Tom Arber

LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC SINFONIA

WAKEFIELD CATHEDRAL CLASSICAL RECITAL

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7.30PM THE VENUE £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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6.00PM, RECITAL ROOM, FREE ENTRY

DECEMBER

Photography: Tom Arber

LCoM is pleased to present its second Live Lounge event – an innovative live session featuring production students and singer-songwriters.

Performances taking place in the SSL studio are streamed live to the Recital Room.

7.30PM, THE VENUE, £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

A dedicated, welcoming and hard-working group of singers, the Choral Society’s previous successes have included works such as Karl Jenkins’ The Armed Man, requiems by Mozart and Verdi, Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle, and lesser-known gems such as the rarely-heard Mass by Joseph Jongen.

Photography: Tom Arber

05 DECEMBER

This concert will give you the opportunity to welcome our newly-appointed musical director and accompanist.

Photography: Tom Arber

POP STUDENTS AT STEINWAY HALL

LCOM CHORAL SOCIETY

LCOM LIVE LOUNGE

DECEMBER

7.00PM, DRINKS RECEPTION 6.00PM, STEINWAY HALL, LONDON FREE TICKETS

LCoM Pop department students perform an intimate recital at Steinway Hall, London.

E-mail RSVP@lcm.ac.uk to book.

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6.00PM, RECITAL ROOM, FREE ENTRY

DECEMBER

Photography: Tom Arber

LCoM is pleased to present its second Live Lounge event – an innovative live session featuring production students and singer-songwriters.

Performances taking place in the SSL studio are streamed live to the Recital Room.

7.30PM, THE VENUE, £8 / £5 / DISCOUNTS *

A dedicated, welcoming and hard-working group of singers, the Choral Society’s previous successes have included works such as Karl Jenkins’ The Armed Man, requiems by Mozart and Verdi, Rossini’s Petite Messe Solennelle, and lesser-known gems such as the rarely-heard Mass by Joseph Jongen.

Photography: Tom Arber

05 DECEMBER

This concert will give you the opportunity to welcome our newly-appointed musical director and accompanist.

Photography: Tom Arber

POP STUDENTS AT STEINWAY HALL

LCOM CHORAL SOCIETY

LCOM LIVE LOUNGE

DECEMBER

7.00PM, DRINKS RECEPTION 6.00PM, STEINWAY HALL, LONDON FREE TICKETS

LCoM Pop department students perform an intimate recital at Steinway Hall, London.

E-mail RSVP@lcm.ac.uk to book.

7.30PM THE VENUE £8/ £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC CHAMBER CHOIR CONDUCTED

BY BENJAMIN

DECEMBER

The Chamber Choir brings together some of LCoM’s finest classical vocalists. Conducted by Benjamin Saunders, they will perform the following programme:

Photography: Tom Arber

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Missa Quarti toni – Victoria Antiphon – Vaughan Williams Quid petits O fili? – Pygott Invitation to Medieval Music Book 5 – Stainer and Bell On Rides a Captain – traditional English Lullaby for Lucy – Peter Maxwell Davies Cakes and Ale – Purcell Insanae et Vanae Curaeæ – Haydn So Deep (1992) – James MacMillan All Around My Hat – traditional English

7.30PM THE VENUE £8/ £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC CHAMBER CHOIR CONDUCTED

BY BENJAMIN

DECEMBER

The Chamber Choir brings together some of LCoM’s finest classical vocalists. Conducted by Benjamin Saunders, they will perform the following programme:

Photography: Tom Arber

SAUNDERS

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Missa Quarti toni – Victoria Antiphon – Vaughan Williams Quid petits O fili? – Pygott Invitation to Medieval Music Book 5 – Stainer and Bell On Rides a Captain – traditional English Lullaby for Lucy – Peter Maxwell Davies Cakes and Ale – Purcell Insanae et Vanae Curaeæ – Haydn So Deep (1992) – James MacMillan All Around My Hat – traditional English

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DECEMBER

STRING WORKSHOP & MASTERCLASS WITH

DORIC STRING QUARTET Described by Gramophone Magazine as “one of the finest young string quartets”, whose members are “musicians with fascinating things to say”, Doric String Quartet has received glowing responses from audiences and critics across the globe. Since their formation in 1998, the Quartet has performed internationally and collaborated with an array of top-level artists.

The Quartet has recorded and released several albums – most recently Schumann: String Quartets, which was named BBC Music Magazine’s album of the month.

5959

6.00PM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

10.00AM – 4.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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DECEMBER

FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE SHOWCASE

An evening of original compositions and arrangements by the student musicians on our Foundation Certificate programme.

10

DECEMBER

STRING WORKSHOP & MASTERCLASS WITH

DORIC STRING QUARTET Described by Gramophone Magazine as “one of the finest young string quartets”, whose members are “musicians with fascinating things to say”, Doric String Quartet has received glowing responses from audiences and critics across the globe. Since their formation in 1998, the Quartet has performed internationally and collaborated with an array of top-level artists.

The Quartet has recorded and released several albums – most recently Schumann: String Quartets, which was named BBC Music Magazine’s album of the month.

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6.00PM RECITAL ROOM FREE ENTRY

10.00AM – 4.00PM THE VENUE £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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DECEMBER

FOUNDATION CERTIFICATE SHOWCASE

An evening of original compositions and arrangements by the student musicians on our Foundation Certificate programme.

DECEMBER

PRODUCTION WORKSHOP WITH

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2.00PM – 4.30PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

2.00PM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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DECEMBER

COMPOSITION WORKSHOP WITH

RIAAN VOSLOO Photography: Tom Arber

Jagz Kooner is a record producer, remixer and DJ who has been credited with creating some of the most genre-defining songs of the last 20 years. He began his career working with Andrew Weatherall, remixing and producing for artists such as The Future Sound of London, Björk, New Order and The Chemical Brothers. More recent work has seen him produce and remix some of the biggest names in music, including Primal Scream, Oasis and Kasabian.

Bassist, composer and arranger Riaan Vosloo studied at both LCoM and the Royal Academy of Music.

Since finishing his studies, Vosloo has carved out a career on the UK music scene, with a growing portfolio of highend collaborative performances, compositions and album credits; including work for Universal and Sony.

DECEMBER

PRODUCTION WORKSHOP WITH

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2.00PM – 4.30PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

2.00PM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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DECEMBER

COMPOSITION WORKSHOP WITH

RIAAN VOSLOO Photography: Tom Arber

Jagz Kooner is a record producer, remixer and DJ who has been credited with creating some of the most genre-defining songs of the last 20 years. He began his career working with Andrew Weatherall, remixing and producing for artists such as The Future Sound of London, Björk, New Order and The Chemical Brothers. More recent work has seen him produce and remix some of the biggest names in music, including Primal Scream, Oasis and Kasabian.

Bassist, composer and arranger Riaan Vosloo studied at both LCoM and the Royal Academy of Music.

Since finishing his studies, Vosloo has carved out a career on the UK music scene, with a growing portfolio of highend collaborative performances, compositions and album credits; including work for Universal and Sony.

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DECEMBER

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LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC CONTEMPORARY JAZZ ORCHESTRA Richard Iles is a British jazz trumpeter and an LCoM alumnus. A member of Tim Garland’s Northern Underground Orchestra and the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra, directed by Tommy Smith, he has performed with Gary Burton, Joe Lovano, Kurt Elling and John Scofield. He composes music for The Miniature Brass Emporium, a nine-piece brass ensemble which merges elements of funk, soul and contemporary jazz with a warm brass backdrop.

DIRECTED BY RICHARD ILES WITH IAIN BALLAMY AS SOLOIST

Saxophonist and composer Iain Ballamy has performed and recorded with artists as diverse as Loose Tubes, Hermeto Pascoal, Gil Evans, Bill Bruford and the London Sinfonietta. His commissioned works include the soundtrack for Jim Henson’s MirrorMask and arrangements for the BBC Radio Band.

7.30PM THE VENUE £8/ £5 /DISCOUNTS *

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DECEMBER

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LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC CONTEMPORARY JAZZ ORCHESTRA Richard Iles is a British jazz trumpeter and an LCoM alumnus. A member of Tim Garland’s Northern Underground Orchestra and the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra, directed by Tommy Smith, he has performed with Gary Burton, Joe Lovano, Kurt Elling and John Scofield. He composes music for The Miniature Brass Emporium, a nine-piece brass ensemble which merges elements of funk, soul and contemporary jazz with a warm brass backdrop.

DIRECTED BY RICHARD ILES WITH IAIN BALLAMY AS SOLOIST

Saxophonist and composer Iain Ballamy has performed and recorded with artists as diverse as Loose Tubes, Hermeto Pascoal, Gil Evans, Bill Bruford and the London Sinfonietta. His commissioned works include the soundtrack for Jim Henson’s MirrorMask and arrangements for the BBC Radio Band.

7.30PM THE VENUE £8/ £5 /DISCOUNTS *

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ELENA LANGER

COMPOSITION WORKSHOP WITH

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DECEMBER

13

DECEMBER

3.00PM THE VENUE £10 / £8 / FAMILY £28 / DISCOUNTS*

11.00AM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC COMMUNITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY JOHN ANDERSON

Elena Langer is a Russian-born British composer at the forefront of contemporary classical music. Her works have been performed at various locations around the world including the Royal Opera House and Carnegie Hall, New York.

Future projects include a new work for the Kronos Quartet due in 2014; a Welsh National Opera commission for performance in 2015; and a new comic opera for the Grand Théâtre de Genève, Switzerland.

LCoM Community Symphony Orchestra presents a concert of popular orchestral classics, featuring some of the best-loved music associated with the Christmas festivities.

This family Christmas concert will include music from The Snowman (Howard Blake), The Nutcracker Suite (Tchaikovsky), the Swan Lake Suite (Tchaikovsky) and A Christmas Festival Overture (Leroy Anderson).

ELENA LANGER

COMPOSITION WORKSHOP WITH

6565

15

DECEMBER

13

DECEMBER

3.00PM THE VENUE £10 / £8 / FAMILY £28 / DISCOUNTS*

11.00AM – 4.00PM RECITAL ROOM £5 / DISCOUNTS *

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LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC COMMUNITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY JOHN ANDERSON

Elena Langer is a Russian-born British composer at the forefront of contemporary classical music. Her works have been performed at various locations around the world including the Royal Opera House and Carnegie Hall, New York.

Future projects include a new work for the Kronos Quartet due in 2014; a Welsh National Opera commission for performance in 2015; and a new comic opera for the Grand Théâtre de Genève, Switzerland.

LCoM Community Symphony Orchestra presents a concert of popular orchestral classics, featuring some of the best-loved music associated with the Christmas festivities.

This family Christmas concert will include music from The Snowman (Howard Blake), The Nutcracker Suite (Tchaikovsky), the Swan Lake Suite (Tchaikovsky) and A Christmas Festival Overture (Leroy Anderson).

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ADULT LEARNING ENSEMBLES

SHORT COURSES

SINFONIA 24 SEPTEMBER 2013 – 17 JUNE 2014

ABRSM THEORY GRADES 4 – 5 24 SEPTEMBER; 1, 8, 15, 22 OCTOBER 2013

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 24 SEPTEMBER 2013 – 6 MAY 2014

LCM POP THEORY GRADES 4 – 5 24 SEPTEMBER; 1, 8, 15, 22 OCTOBER 2013

CHORAL SOCIETY 26 SEPTEMBER 2013 – 19 JUNE 2014

FIND YOUR VOICE 1 OCTOBER 2013 – 10 JUNE 2014 SINGING FOR IMPROVERS 1 OCTOBER 2013 – 10 JUNE 2014

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DUBBIN’ IS A MUST! 9 – 10 NOVEMBER 2013 MUSICAL THEATRE & OPERA SINGERS’ WEEKEND 15 – 17 NOVEMBER 2013 BEGINNERS’ GUIDE TO COMPUTER MUSIC 16 – 17 NOVEMBER 2013 THE ABSTRACT HIP-HOP ORCHESTRA PRESENTS… 30 NOVEMBER; 1 DECEMBER 2013 JAZZ IMPROVISATION WEEKEND 7 – 8 DECEMBER 2013 PIANO FOR BEGINNERS 7 JANUARY – 18 MARCH 2014 PIANO FOR IMPROVERS 7 JANUARY – 18 MARCH 2014 TOWNSHIP TUNES 25 JANUARY 2014 SIBELIUS: TIPS & TRICKS 26 JANUARY 2014

ADVANCED POP SINGING 2 OCTOBER 2013 – 11 JUNE 2014 ADVANCED JAZZ SINGING 2 OCTOBER 2013 – 11 JUNE 2014

ABRSM CLASSICAL THEORY GRADES 6 – 8 12, 19, 26 OCTOBER; 2 NOVEMBER 2013

COURSE ENQUIRIES: 0113 222 3400

GRADE 3 POP THEORY COURSE 26 OCTOBER; 2, 9, 16 NOVEMBER 2013

PPD@LCM.AC.UK

BEGINNERS’ GUIDE TO AUDIO RECORDING 9 – 10 NOVEMBER 2013

WWW.LCM.AC.UK/COURSES/ SHORT-COURSES

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ADULT LEARNING ENSEMBLES

SHORT COURSES

SINFONIA 24 SEPTEMBER 2013 – 17 JUNE 2014

ABRSM THEORY GRADES 4 – 5 24 SEPTEMBER; 1, 8, 15, 22 OCTOBER 2013

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA 24 SEPTEMBER 2013 – 6 MAY 2014

LCM POP THEORY GRADES 4 – 5 24 SEPTEMBER; 1, 8, 15, 22 OCTOBER 2013

CHORAL SOCIETY 26 SEPTEMBER 2013 – 19 JUNE 2014

FIND YOUR VOICE 1 OCTOBER 2013 – 10 JUNE 2014 SINGING FOR IMPROVERS 1 OCTOBER 2013 – 10 JUNE 2014

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DUBBIN’ IS A MUST! 9 – 10 NOVEMBER 2013 MUSICAL THEATRE & OPERA SINGERS’ WEEKEND 15 – 17 NOVEMBER 2013 BEGINNERS’ GUIDE TO COMPUTER MUSIC 16 – 17 NOVEMBER 2013 THE ABSTRACT HIP-HOP ORCHESTRA PRESENTS… 30 NOVEMBER; 1 DECEMBER 2013 JAZZ IMPROVISATION WEEKEND 7 – 8 DECEMBER 2013 PIANO FOR BEGINNERS 7 JANUARY – 18 MARCH 2014 PIANO FOR IMPROVERS 7 JANUARY – 18 MARCH 2014 TOWNSHIP TUNES 25 JANUARY 2014 SIBELIUS: TIPS & TRICKS 26 JANUARY 2014

ADVANCED POP SINGING 2 OCTOBER 2013 – 11 JUNE 2014 ADVANCED JAZZ SINGING 2 OCTOBER 2013 – 11 JUNE 2014

ABRSM CLASSICAL THEORY GRADES 6 – 8 12, 19, 26 OCTOBER; 2 NOVEMBER 2013

COURSE ENQUIRIES: 0113 222 3400

GRADE 3 POP THEORY COURSE 26 OCTOBER; 2, 9, 16 NOVEMBER 2013

PPD@LCM.AC.UK

BEGINNERS’ GUIDE TO AUDIO RECORDING 9 – 10 NOVEMBER 2013

WWW.LCM.AC.UK/COURSES/ SHORT-COURSES

As part of the Leeds International Concert Season, free-to-attend lunchtime recitals will commence on a weekly basis from Wednesday 2 October. These will take place in The Venue, LCoM, at 1pm.

A series of evening recitals, featuring some of the biggest names in chamber music, will take place on one Tuesday each month at 7.30pm. Dates for 2013 are 1 October, 5 November and 10 December.

See: www.leedsconcertseason.com for more information and bookings.

EXTERNAL STUDENT PERFORMANCE LCoM students will perform regular recitals at Holy Trinity Church, Leeds. Weekly classical recitals will commence on Thursday 3 October at 1pm, and fortnightly jazz recitals will commence on Monday 7 October, also at 1pm.

On the first Tuesday of each month, LCoM classical students will perform an informal lunchtime recital at Café 164, which is free to attend.

Our popular Experience Days provide information, talks and tours specific to the courses you’re interested in (Higher Education, Further Education, Saturday Music School).

You will have the opportunity to chat to academics, ambassadors and members of our Student Support Team about careers, support for students, application issues and more. LCoM’s Experience Days team is also on hand to assist with general enquiries.

TAKE A TOUR, SEE THE CAMPUS, MEET US.

Places on our Experience Days are limited, so it is essential to book in advance using our online booking form.

Book online by visiting: www.lcm.ac.uk/experiencedays

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EXPERIENCE DAYS

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HE EXPERIENCE DAYS 28 September 2013 26 October 2013 7 June 2014 All Higher Education Experience Days start at 1pm.

FE EXPERIENCE EVENINGS 14 October 2013 29 November 2013 27 January 2014 3 April 2014 All Further Education Experience Evenings start at 5pm.

SATURDAY MUSIC SCHOOL OPEN DAYS Please contact sms@lcm.ac.uk for more information.

As part of the Leeds International Concert Season, free-to-attend lunchtime recitals will commence on a weekly basis from Wednesday 2 October. These will take place in The Venue, LCoM, at 1pm.

A series of evening recitals, featuring some of the biggest names in chamber music, will take place on one Tuesday each month at 7.30pm. Dates for 2013 are 1 October, 5 November and 10 December.

See: www.leedsconcertseason.com for more information and bookings.

EXTERNAL STUDENT PERFORMANCE LCoM students will perform regular recitals at Holy Trinity Church, Leeds. Weekly classical recitals will commence on Thursday 3 October at 1pm, and fortnightly jazz recitals will commence on Monday 7 October, also at 1pm.

On the first Tuesday of each month, LCoM classical students will perform an informal lunchtime recital at Café 164, which is free to attend.

Our popular Experience Days provide information, talks and tours specific to the courses you’re interested in (Higher Education, Further Education, Saturday Music School).

You will have the opportunity to chat to academics, ambassadors and members of our Student Support Team about careers, support for students, application issues and more. LCoM’s Experience Days team is also on hand to assist with general enquiries.

TAKE A TOUR, SEE THE CAMPUS, MEET US.

Places on our Experience Days are limited, so it is essential to book in advance using our online booking form.

Book online by visiting: www.lcm.ac.uk/experiencedays

LEEDS INTERNATIONAL CONCERT SEASON

6969

EXPERIENCE DAYS

6868

HE EXPERIENCE DAYS 28 September 2013 26 October 2013 7 June 2014 All Higher Education Experience Days start at 1pm.

FE EXPERIENCE EVENINGS 14 October 2013 29 November 2013 27 January 2014 3 April 2014 All Further Education Experience Evenings start at 5pm.

SATURDAY MUSIC SCHOOL OPEN DAYS Please contact sms@lcm.ac.uk for more information.

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BECOME A FRIEND

Our Friends membership scheme is for anyone who has a passion for music, and wants to support young talent.

As a Friend, you’ll receive a range of benefits – from discounts on concert tickets to exclusive event invitations.

Proceeds from the scheme make an important contribution to conservatoire life by helping provide scholarships, prizes, and access to teaching from world-renowned musicians.

For more information about becoming a Friend please contact us:

www.lcm.ac.uk/support-us friends@lcm.ac.uk 0113 222 3457

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HIGHLIGHTS IN 2014 Here is a snapshot of what’s coming soon…

Barb Jungr – Popular Fidelio Trio – Classical Michael Bochmann – Classical Pete Watson – Popular Robert Fokkens – Classical Will Hicks – Production Douglas Boyd with soloist Wolfgang Manz – Classical Phill Brown – Production The 2014 Gala Concert

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BECOME A FRIEND

Our Friends membership scheme is for anyone who has a passion for music, and wants to support young talent.

As a Friend, you’ll receive a range of benefits – from discounts on concert tickets to exclusive event invitations.

Proceeds from the scheme make an important contribution to conservatoire life by helping provide scholarships, prizes, and access to teaching from world-renowned musicians.

For more information about becoming a Friend please contact us:

www.lcm.ac.uk/support-us friends@lcm.ac.uk 0113 222 3457

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HIGHLIGHTS IN 2014 Here is a snapshot of what’s coming soon…

Barb Jungr – Popular Fidelio Trio – Classical Michael Bochmann – Classical Pete Watson – Popular Robert Fokkens – Classical Will Hicks – Production Douglas Boyd with soloist Wolfgang Manz – Classical Phill Brown – Production The 2014 Gala Concert

OPENING TIMES Monday to Friday 10.00am to 5.00pm (until 8.00pm on concert days)

GROUPS Discounts are available – please contact the Box Office for details.

At weekends the Box Office opens from one hour before the concert begins.

EXCHANGES

RESERVATIONS

Ticket exchanges can be made for a flat fee of £1. Tickets must be returned to the Box Office at least 24 hours before the performance.

Tickets can be reserved up to the week of the performance. All reserved tickets must be paid for within four days. Please note, for events in The Venue where seats are numbered, if particular seats are required, bookings should be made via telephone.

Otherwise the best available seats at the time of booking will be issued.

The Venue is fitted with an infrared audio system. Patrons can independently control the level of volume required from their seat by using a headset. If you would like to make use of this facility, please inform the Box Office at the time of booking. Guide dogs are admitted to both venues. Please contact the Box Office in advance regarding special access requirementsr.

LATE ARRIVALS

DISCLAIMER

If you arrive late for a performance or after an interval we will do everything possible to assist. To avoid disturbing the enjoyment of fellow audience members you may have to wait until a suitable break in the performance. Occasionally it may not be possible to enter once a performance has started.

Leeds College of Music is a company limited by guarantee with charitable status, registered in England and Wales. Company number: 7596410.

* TICKET DISCOUNTS: FREE TO LCOM STAFF & STUDENTS

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The wheelchair user and one companion are entitled to discounted tickets on all performances.

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There is full wheelchair access to all venues, including wheelchair-accessible toilet facilities. Please let us know in advance of any special access requirements.

VICAR

Box Office: 0113 222 3434

ACCESS

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When available, discounts are offered to students in full-time education, over 60s, disabled people and unemployed people.

Please note that LCoM staff and students can only claim discounts in person at the Box Office. Friends can only claim discounts in person or over the phone by quoting their membership number.

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CORPORATE PARTNERS

TRUSTS & FOUNDATIONS

Fidelio Charitable Trust

Sir George Martin Trust

DONORS Leeds College of Music extends its sincerest thanks to the following individuals for their generous financial assistance: Alan Hawkshaw, Rodney Green, Carole Vincent-Wright, Robert M Tebb

Leeds College of Music, 3 Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7PD. Artists and programmes are correct at time of going to press. We reserve the right to change artists and/or programmes without notice as necessary.

* TICKET DISCOUNTS: 20% OFF FOR FRIENDS & ALUMNI

OPENING TIMES Monday to Friday 10.00am to 5.00pm (until 8.00pm on concert days)

GROUPS Discounts are available – please contact the Box Office for details.

At weekends the Box Office opens from one hour before the concert begins.

EXCHANGES

RESERVATIONS

Ticket exchanges can be made for a flat fee of £1. Tickets must be returned to the Box Office at least 24 hours before the performance.

Tickets can be reserved up to the week of the performance. All reserved tickets must be paid for within four days. Please note, for events in The Venue where seats are numbered, if particular seats are required, bookings should be made via telephone.

Otherwise the best available seats at the time of booking will be issued.

The Venue is fitted with an infrared audio system. Patrons can independently control the level of volume required from their seat by using a headset. If you would like to make use of this facility, please inform the Box Office at the time of booking. Guide dogs are admitted to both venues. Please contact the Box Office in advance regarding special access requirementsr.

LATE ARRIVALS

DISCLAIMER

If you arrive late for a performance or after an interval we will do everything possible to assist. To avoid disturbing the enjoyment of fellow audience members you may have to wait until a suitable break in the performance. Occasionally it may not be possible to enter once a performance has started.

Leeds College of Music is a company limited by guarantee with charitable status, registered in England and Wales. Company number: 7596410.

* TICKET DISCOUNTS: FREE TO LCOM STAFF & STUDENTS

E

AT

EASTGATE

QUARRY HILL

LANE

PLAYHOUSE

LCoM

LEEDS MARKET

The wheelchair user and one companion are entitled to discounted tickets on all performances.

HEARING

E AT

BBC

BUS ST

ST

Online booking: www.lcm.ac.uk/what-s-on/ booking-information

G ST EA

There is full wheelchair access to all venues, including wheelchair-accessible toilet facilities. Please let us know in advance of any special access requirements.

VICAR

Box Office: 0113 222 3434

ACCESS

R’S

When available, discounts are offered to students in full-time education, over 60s, disabled people and unemployed people.

Please note that LCoM staff and students can only claim discounts in person at the Box Office. Friends can only claim discounts in person or over the phone by quoting their membership number.

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The LCoM Box Office is situated in the conservatoire’s main reception.

72

PE

CONCESSIONS

ST

BOOKING

K YOR

ST R

EE T

KIRKGATE

STR

EET

CORPORATE PARTNERS

TRUSTS & FOUNDATIONS

Fidelio Charitable Trust

Sir George Martin Trust

DONORS Leeds College of Music extends its sincerest thanks to the following individuals for their generous financial assistance: Alan Hawkshaw, Rodney Green, Carole Vincent-Wright, Robert M Tebb

Leeds College of Music, 3 Quarry Hill, Leeds, LS2 7PD. Artists and programmes are correct at time of going to press. We reserve the right to change artists and/or programmes without notice as necessary.

* TICKET DISCOUNTS: 20% OFF FOR FRIENDS & ALUMNI

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TWITTER @LEEDSMUSIC

LEEDS COLLEGE OF MUSIC, 3 QUARRY HILL, LEEDS, LS2 7PD

WWW.LCM.AC.UK/WHAT-S-ON

BOX OFFICE: 0113 222 3434

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