2005年3月12日Guildford 国际音乐节

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Events for Saturday 12 March 2005




Tuneful Tales
Storyteller and poet Helen East
Event number: 36
The Electric Theatre, 11am
£6, £3 children
Special offer: £10/£5 Joint ticket for event 36 and event 67
The Singing Sack and other Tuneful Tales from all around the globe. Stories and songs, rhythms and riddles guaranteed to get you giggling and guessing, singing and sighing and holding your breath. Tongue tapping, feet flapping fun for all the family...
Suitable for 3 - 11yr olds



Guitar Festival Day
Event numbers: 37-41
University of Surrey, PATS Studio One
£15 Festival Day ticket


Xuefei Yang
Guitar Recital
Event number: 37
University of Surrey, PATS Studio One, 12.30pm
£8, £15 Festival Day ticket
Amazing, recommended without reserve. HiFi SoundShe left the audience completely enraptured. Oberbadisches Volksblatt
When John Williams first heard Xuefei Yang play he was so moved that he gave her his priceless Greg Smallman guitar. This exciting Chinese virtuoso makes her first visit to the Guildford Festival and will be playing music by Leo Brouwer, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, Joaquin Turina and Stephen Goss's Raise the Red Lantern from her recently released CD, Si Ji. This recital is a rare UK date as Xuefei performs this season in the USA, Ireland, Denmark, Germany, Amsterdam, Japan, China, Taiwan, Singapore and Hong Kong.
Link: View the Xuefei Yang website


Music Medals for Guitar
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music
Introduced by Richard Wright
Event number: 38
University of Surrey, PATS Studio One, 2pm
Free
Music Medals is the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music's exciting new assessment scheme for instrumentalists who learn in groups at school. Conceived as an alternative pathway to the traditional Grade exams, it allows pupils' performances to be assessed on video, playing with their peers (just as they do in their weekly lessons) at a time and place of their teacher's choosing.
This is a unique opportunity to find out more about Music Medals and to hear guitar duos, trios and quartets from the five repertoire albums published by the Board played by children from the Berkshire Young Musicians Trust, Guildford High School, High Wycombe Music Centre and the Yehudi Menuhin School. Introduced by Richard Wright, the project's chief guitar consultant, this promises to be a fascinating afternoon for pupils, teachers, parents and guitar ensemble enthusiasts alike.


Recording the Guitar
Talk by John Taylor
Event number: 39
University of Surrey, PATS Studio One, 4.30pm
£5, £15 Festival Day ticket
In this talk John Taylor will play and discuss examples from a number of his guitar recordings, all of which aim to capture a 'natural' sound in suitable acoustic spaces such as churches and concert halls. He will also play excerpts from actual sessions -- to give a flavour of the pleasures, pitfalls and sheer hard work involved in recording the multiple takes that will be edited together to make a finished master - and discuss the artistic and practical implications of the fact that, for better or worse, extensive editing is now common practice.


Hand-Dupré Guitar Duo
Event number: 40
University of Surrey, PATS Studio One, 6pm£8, £15 Festival Day ticket
Unmissable. Time Out
Sheer artistry... pure enchantment... the playing throughout was dazzling. The Hindu, India
…enchanted and dazzled the audience. The Star, Malaysia
The Hand-Dupré guitar duo have been touring and recording extensively for twenty years. They have broadcast on radio and television in many countries and commissioned over twenty works from some of today's leading composers. The extent and diversity of the duo's repertoire have enabled them to cross musical boundaries and to attract a variety of audiences. The music in this evening's recital is featured on their latest CD Song Without Words.
Grieg Lyric Pieces
Debussy Mazurka, Reverie
Stephen Goss The Raw and the Cooked (Le Cru et le Cuit) 2004
Albeniz Recuerdos de Viaje (Memories of a Journey)
Link: View the Hand-Dupré Guitar Duo website


Trade Fair
Event number: 41
University of Surrey, PATS Studio One, all day
Free
During the day there will be a chance to browse through a number of stalls in the PATS foyer. There will be music, CDs, strings and accessories on sale as well as displays by leading British guitar-makers.


Tea Time Trad Jazz at Tunsgate
Event number: 42
3pm - 4.30pm
Free
Enjoy a shopping break with a leisurely coffee and some
lively jazz in Tunsgate Square Shopping Centre.

website: http://www.tunsgate.co.uk/


Guildford Philharmonic Choir
Event number: 43
Guildford Cathedral, 7.30 pm
Guildford Philharmonic Choir
Brandenburg Sinfonia
Conductor Jeremy Backhouse
Soloist Neil Shewan (horn)
Mozart The Marriage of Figaro (Overture)
Donizetti Ave Maria
Verdi Pater Noster
Puccini Requiem
Mozart Horn Concerto No4 in E flat, K495
Rossini Stabat Mater
Tickets available from Festival Box Office or The Cathedral Box Office (01483 547870), or from Michael Taylor (07958 519741) .