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2019/20
SEASON
Autumn Edition
Patron HRH The Duchess of Cornwall
Box Office 020 7222 1061
CONTENTS
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1 Welcome
2 Autumn Listings
3 50th Anniversary
13 34th Christmas Festival
19 School Concerts
20 Support Us
21 Over 300 years of history
22 Booking Information
23 How to find us
24 Footstool Restaurant
25 Thank you to our supporters
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2019/20 SEASON
WELCOME TO ST JOHN’S SMITH SQUARE
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St John’s Smith Square provides a home for St John’s Smith Square is only able to
the best in Baroque music, within the UK’s provide this programme thanks to the
only concert hall dating from the Baroque generosity of our wonderful Friends and
period, whilst equally championing creative Patrons. This support is crucial to our
exploration and new music. International success (ticket sales alone can never meet
artists sit comfortably alongside emerging the needs of our busy artistic and
talent, and we continue to provide a vital community programme, let alone the costs
and unique home for the best in of maintaining our wonderful Grade I
community music. listed home). Please help us in our mission
by joining the Friends of St John’s Smith
You can find a rich diversity of events Square. Thank you for your support!
within this programme, and opera, oratorio,
symphony, concerto sit alongside song, I hope you will find the programme and
chamber music and solo recitals to make a your future visits to St John’s Smith Square
rich and diverse programme this season. I stimulating and interesting and I would be
hope you will find many concerts that very interested to hear any thoughts and
entice you and to offer you a regular comments about your experiences.
welcome to St John’s Smith Square. Our
concert journey through the autumn I look forward to welcoming you soon.
reaches a joyous climax with the 34th
Christmas Festival at St John’s, from 8th to
23rd December. These concerts are always
such a firm favourite and often sell out
well in advance so, to be sure to secure
your place, do book early. Richard Heason
Director
We are delighted to host many partners
throughout the season and to feature
Richard Heason © Amy Ryan
the best chamber orchestras, choirs and
ensembles at St John’s Smith Square.
You can enjoy our regular Thursday
Lunchtime Concerts and Organ Series
featuring both established ensembles
and emerging artists. Don’t forget to
allow time to dine in the atmospheric
Footstool Restaurant.
St John’s Smith Square is unique amongst
London’s concert halls – it is the oldest, yet
most flexible, concert hall in London and
we are very proud that we are able to offer
a programme which is so diverse yet filled
with events and festivals of deep integrity.
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AUGUST SEPTEMBER
thursday lunchtime concerts
DARIUS
BATTIWALLA thursday lunchtime concerts
Organ Series
MIHAI RITIVOIU
Mendelssohn Sonata 1 in F minor
Piano
Philip Wilby Organ Hours:
Contrapuntal Exercises after the Couperin La Muse Plantine • Le
Medieval Clock at Wells Cathedral Tic-Toc-Choc
Bach Prelude and Fugue in Thomas Ades Second Mazurka
C major BWV545 Chopin Polonaise Fantasie in
Sowande Kyrie A flat Op. 61
Duruflé Toccata (Suite, Op. 5) Ravel Le Tombeau de Couperin
Thu 5 September 1.05pm Thu 19 September 1.05pm
£10, YF £10, YF
thursday lunchtime concerts thursday lunchtime concerts
KATE SEMMENS KALEIDOSCOPE
& STEVEN DEVINE SAXOPHONE
Kate Semmens soprano QUARTET
Steven Devine fortepiano
Jonathan Dove Tuning In
Beethoven Adelaide • Piano Gabrieli Canzon Quarta
Sonata Op. 2 No. 1 (1st movement) Mark Bowler Puzzle Book: XXIV
Haydn Piano Sonata in E minor Tippett Lilliburlero
HobXVI/34 (1st movement) • James MacMillan Intercession
MyCool Singers Arianna a Naxos Palestrina Adoramus Te
Mozart An Chloe • Als Luise die David Lancaster Swan
briefe • Abendempfindung Mark Mellits Black
kaleidoscopesax.com
Thu 12 September 1.05pm
THE MYCOOL £10, YF
MUSIC Thu 26 September 1.05pm
£10, YF
FOUNDATION
CHARITY BRIDE & GLOOM
CONCERT Bampton Classical Opera BRAHMS REQUIEM
CHROMA
The Purcell Singers
MyCool Singers Aoife O’Sullivan, Jenny Stafford
Mary Nelson soprano
Trust Harmonix & Caroline Kennedy soprano
Andrew Smith & Christopher
Mike King Collective (MKC)
Stephen Storace Bride & Gloom Hopkins piano
An evening of inspiring and (Gli sposi malcontenti, 1785) Mark Ford conductor
uplifting singing with heartfelt
Pre-concert talk: 6.00pm Brahms Ein Deutsches Requiem
renditions of jazz, soul and
pop classics. bamptonopera.org purcellsingers.org
Sat 31 August 7.30pm Tue 17 September 7.00pm Sat 28 September 7.30pm
£16, £14, £12 £38, £28, £18 £15 (£12), £10
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50th ANNIVERSARY APPEAL
2019/20 marks our 50th season as a concert made up of revenue from ticket sales; fees we
hall, the opening concert at the newly receive from renting out the hall; income from
reconstructed St John’s Smith Square having catering and merchandising; and gifts from
taken place on 5th October 1969. Throughout generous supporters. Ticket sales alone only
the forthcoming year we will be hosting a cover a small part of our costs and to maintain
range of events to celebrate this anniversary. this wonderful Grade I listed building whilst
Do watch out for further announcements offering a world class programme of concerts
about these. and events we need to find approximately
£250,000 every year.
The reconstruction and opening of St John’s as
a concert hall came about due to the incredible For our 50th anniversary year we are
support and dedication of the community (led launching an appeal. We are seeking funds to
by Lady Parker of Waddington) who had the support the artistic programme; invest in the
vision to enable this incredible concert hall to building; and develop our operating model.
rise from the ruins of the war-ravaged and Any support will go towards increasing our
derelict church which occupied this site. sustainability by enabling us to develop
Thanks to the generosity of all those who further earned income.
contributed to realising this wonderful
ambition we now, 50 years on, continue to Please consider making a donation towards our
enjoy world class music making within one of 50th anniversary appeal. Either send a cheque,
the most sublime heritage settings in the UK. made out to ‘St John’s Smith Square’ to:
‘St John’s Smith Square, London, SW1P 3HA’
The success of St John’s has always been or look online at www.sjss.org.uk/donations
thanks to the fabulous support of those who to find other ways to give.
love the building and the music which comes
to life within it. This is as true today as it was Thank you for your support of St John’s
50 years ago. St John’s Smith Square is a Smith Square.
registered charity and receives no core
subsidy from any source. Our income is
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The Feast of Edward the Confessor
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Gilly French director
Reverend Graham Buckle
celebrant
Victoria O quam gloriosum (mass
thursday lunchtime concerts and motet)
A MUSICIAN THOMAS GAYNOR Tue 8 October 1.00pm
‘UNCORRUPTED Organ Series
Free admission, all welcome
& UNFLAWED’ Bach arr. Guilmant Sinfonia to
The Regents Consort Cantata 21 YOUNG
Michael Petrov cello Widor Allegro Vivace
(Symphony V, Op. 42)
MUSICIANS
Jacqueline Shave conductor
Duruflé Sicilienne (Suite, Op. 5) SYMPHONY
Bach Prelude Cello Suite No. 5 in
C minor BWV1011
Hampton Five Dances for Organ ORCHESTRA
(excerpts)
Beethoven Piano Trio No. 3 in Whitlock Scherzetto (Organ Berlioz Le Carnaval Romain
C minor Sonata in C minor) Schumann Piano Concerto in
Handel Concerto Grosso Op. 6 Lindberg Sonata in G minor A minor Op. 54
No. 7 in B flat major HWV325 (excerpts) Prokofiev Romeo and Juliet Suite
Heath Cello Concerto
ymso.org.uk
Thu 3 October 1.05pm
Tue 1 October 7.30pm £10, YF
£20, £15, £10 Wed 9 October 7.30pm
£20, £15, £10 (20% off)
KENSINGTON
LONDON
SYMPHONY thursday lunchtime concerts
MOZART PLAYERS
ORCHESTRA ANGELA SIMKIN &
Piano Explored
Russell Keable conductor LUCY COLQUHOUN
Howard Shelley piano/director
Anna Clyne Masquerade Angela Simkin mezzo soprano
Mozart Piano Concerto No. 25 in Berg Lulu Suite Lucy Colquhoun piano
C K503 Prokofiev Symphony No. 5
Berlioz Les Nuits d’été
londonmozartplayers.com kso.org.uk Mahler Rückert Lieder
Wed 2 October 1.05pm Mon 7 October 7.30pm Thu 10 October 1.05pm
£16, (Students £5) £18.50 (£14), £14 £10, YF
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Nicole Henry
Scottish Ensemble © Peter Dibdin
thursday lunchtime concerts
SAVITRI GRIER
& YUNDU WANG
Savitri Grier violin
Yundu Wang piano
Ravel Violin Sonata No. 2 in G
Fauré Violin Sonata No. 1 in
A Op. 13
Thu 17 October 1.05pm
£10, YF
THE MUSIC SCOTTISH
OF ARETHA ENSEMBLE AT 50
FRANKLIN, THE WITH JONATHAN
QUEEN OF SOUL COHEN: BAROQUE
Nicole Henry
CONCERTI GROSSI
The Nick Fitch Band Scottish Ensemble
Michael Underwood saxophone Jonathan Cohen soloist/
Freddie Gavita trumpet harpsichord
Nick Fitch electric & acoustic
Vivaldi Concerto Grosso in
guitar
G minor Op. 3 No. 2 RV578
Joe Hill organ/piano
Corelli Violin Sonata in G minor
Jack Tustin bass
Op. 5 No. 5 • Concerto Grosso in
Luke Tomlinson drums
B flat major Op. 6 No. 5
With great Aretha Franklin songs Locatelli Concerto Grosso ‘Il
including Amazing Grace, Say A Pianto d’arianna’ Op. 7 No. 6 •
Little Prayer, Natural Woman, Concerto Grosso in C minor Op. 4
Spirit In The Dark, Respect and Biber Rosary Sonata No. 6 in
many more. C minor “The Agony in the Garden”
Sat 12 October 7.30pm Mon 21 October 7.30pm
£35, £25, £20, £15 £26, £22, £16, £12
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OCTOBER
Eric Whitacre © Marc Royce
PURCELL:
ERIC WHITACRE: KING ARTHUR
THE SACRED VEIL Gabrieli
Eric Whitacre Singers Anna Dennis, Mhairi Lawson &
Christopher Glynn piano Rowan Pierce soprano
Jeffrey Zeigler cello Jeremy Budd & James Way tenor
Eric Whitacre conductor Marcus Farnsworth & Ashley
Riches baritone/bass
Eric Whitacre Lux Aurumque • Paul McCreesh conductor
Leonardo Dreams of His Flying
Machine • The Sacred Veil Purcell King Arthur
(European Premiere)
gabrieli.com
Pre-concert talk: 6.30pm MEGUMI FUJITA Wed 30 October 7.30pm
ericwhitacre.com/singers PIANO RECITAL £35, £28, £22, £15
Fri 25 October 7.30pm Megumi Fujita piano
Sat 26 October 7.30pm Chopin Études Op. 10 thursday lunchtime concerts
£60*, £35, £25, £15 Chopin Études Op. 25
*VIP – includes signed VICKERS BOVEY
programme and ability to
attend rehearsal
Sun 27 October 3.00pm GUITAR DUO
£20, £15, £10
Rameau Pieces de Clavecin Le
Rappel des Oiseaux, Musette en
ERIC WHITACRE SALOMON Rondeau & Les Cyclopes
CHORAL ORCHESTRA
Scarlatti Sonata in B minor K87 &
‘Toccata’ from Sonata in D minor,
WORKSHOP Stephen Bryant violin
K141
Stephen Dodgson Promenade I
Join Eric in reading through Philip Ellis conductor
Castelnuovo-Tedeso ‘Prelude and
some of his most-loved works
Programme to include: Fugue’ in F# minor from Les
and learn about the composer’s
Korngold Violin Concerto Guitares bien temperes
creative process.
salomonorchestra.org vickersbovey.co.uk
Sat 26 October 2.30pm
£20 Participants Tue 29 October 7.30pm Thu 31 October 1.05pm
£20 Observers £17 (£14), £14 £10, YF
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thursday lunchtime concerts
ANNA LAPWOOD
Organ Series
Christian Blackshaw
Patrick Gowers Occasional
Trumpet Voluntary
Debussy arr. Guilmant
Andantino, doucement espressif
from String Quartet Op. 10
Bach Prelude and Fugue in
A major BWV536
LONDON Boulanger Improvisation
Ravel Prelude, Forlane &
MOZART PLAYERS Rigaudon (from Le Tombeau
de Couperin)
Piano Explored
Messiaen arr. Lapwood Vocalise
Howard Shelley piano/director Bruhns Toccata in E minor
‘The Great’
Mendelssohn Piano Concerto
No. 2 in D minor Op. 40 annalapwood.co.uk
londonmozartplayers.com
Thu 7 November 1.05pm
£10, YF
Wed 6 November 1.05pm MOZART REQUIEM
£16 (Students £5)
National Symphony Orchestra
SABA PLAYS Locrian Singers
CHRISTIAN SCHUBERT Tasmin Little violin
Philip Dukes viola
BLACKSHAW Geoffrey Saba piano Rimma Sushanskaya conductor
PIANO RECITAL Schubert/compl. Levin Piano Handel Zadok the Priest
Piece in C D916B Mozart Sinfonia Concertante for
Christian Blackshaw piano
Schubert/Dullo Sonata in violin and viola K364
Schumann Kinderszenen, Op. 15 F minor D625/505 (unfinished, Mozart Requiem K626
‘Scenes from Childhood’ completion by W A Dullo)
nso.co.uk
Schubert Drei Klavierstucke D946 Schubert Piano Sonata in
locrianchamberchoir.co.uk
Liszt Sonata in B minor Bb D960
christianblackshaw.com geoffreysaba.co.uk Sun 10 November 7.30pm
£20, £15, £10 (Under 25s,
Wed 6 November 7.30pm Fri 8 November 7.30pm students and unemployed 50%
£35, £30, £20, £15 £30, £20, £15 off, under 16s free)
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NOVEMBER
La Nuova Musica © Nick Rutter
thursday lunchtime concerts
CLASSICAL LOTTE BETTS-DEAN
WOMEN – & JOSEPH HAVLAT
MOZART Lotte Betts-Dean soprano VERDI REQUIEM
& HANDEL’S Joseph Havlat piano
Royal Orchestral Society
CELEBRATED Messiaen Harawi London Chorus
SOPRANO ARIAS Nicola Ihnatowicz soprano
Zoe South mezzo soprano
Thu 14 November 1.05pm
La Nuova Musica £10, YF John Upperton tenor
Lucy Crowe soprano Oliver Gibbs bass
David Bates director Adrian Brown conductor
Handel Overture from Giulio FREDDIE MERCURY Verdi Requiem
Cesare • ‘Da Tempeste’ from
Giulio Cesare • ‘V’adoro Pupille’
& QUEEN royalorchestralsociety.org.uk
from Giulio Cesare • Passacaille GREATEST HITS
from Rodrigo • ‘Ah Ruggiero Sat 16 November 7.00pm
London Film Music Orchestra £20, £16, £10
Crudel tu non m’amasti’/‘Ombre
Rossi Dusheva & Ivelina
pallide’ from Alcina • ‘Ah Mio Cor’
Dusheva-Martial conductor
from Alcina
Mozart ‘Al destin che la minaccia’ The Show Must Go On LONDON
from Mitridate • ‘Ah Se’il Crudel’
from Lucio Silla • Minuetto from
We Are the Champions
We Will Rock You
PHOENIX
Serenade No 4 • ‘Dove sono’ from Bohemian Rhapsody ORCHESTRA
Le Nozze di Figaro • Allegro from Somebody to Love
Lev Parikian conductor
Serenade No. 13 ‘Eine kleine Fat Bottomed Girls
Nachtmusik’ • ‘Come Scoglio’ Killer Queen Louise Farrenc Overture No. 1
from Cosi fan Tutte • ‘S’altro che Crazy Little Thing Called Love Brahms Double Concerto
lacrime’ from La Clemenza di Tito and more! Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 4
lanuovamusica.co.uk londonfilmmusicorchestra.com phoenixorchestra.org
Tue 12 November 7.30pm Fri 15 November 7.30pm Tue 19 November 7.30pm
£45, £35, £25, £15 £33, £30, £24, £17 £17, £15, £13
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ALDERIGHI -
YOUNG CLASSIC JAZZ IN
MUSICIANS FOUR HANDS
SYMPHONY Stephanie Trick
ORCHESTRA & Paolo Alderighi piano
The concert will embrace not
Savitri Grier violin
only music by piano masters
James Blair conductor
including Scott Joplin, Jelly Roll
Strauss Don Juan Op. 20 Morton, Fats Waller, James P.
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in Johnson and Art Tatum among
E minor Op. 64 others, but also music from the
Elgar Falstaff Op. 68 great American Song Book of
Ravel Daphnis and Chloé Suite Cole Porter and George Gershwin
No. 2 and more recent works by
ymso.org.uk
Lennon & McCartney THE MUSIC OF
stephanietrick.com GIL EVANS
Wed 20 November 7.30pm paoloalderighi.com
Chris Ingham’s rebop
£20, £15, £10 (20% off) Royal Academy All Stars
Fri 22 November 7.30pm Chris Ingham & Nick Smart
£30, £20, £15, £10 director
thursday lunchtime concerts
Music from the Gil Evans Album
YUME FUJISE VOICES OF JAZZ Miles Ahead, including Blues for
& STEN HEINOJA VoCollective
Pablo, Miles Ahead, New Rhumba,
The Duke & more.
Yume Fujise violin Etcetera with Alexander Bone &
The Gil Evans, Miles Davis
Sten Heinoja piano The Chris Ingham Trio
complete arrangement of the
The Swingles
Beethoven Violin Sonata No. 2 in Porgy & Bess Suite by George
A Op. 12 No. 2 Five Swinging Jazz Songs Gershwin, including: ‘Bess You Is
Prokofiev 5 Melodies Bob Chilcott A Little Jazz Mass My Woman’, ‘It Ain’t Necessarily
Arvo Pärt Fratres Will Todd Songs of Love So’, ‘Summertime’, ‘I Loves You
Ravel Tzigane Arr. Will Todd Amazing Grace Porgy’ among all 14 titles.
Thu 21 November 1.05pm Sat 23 November 7.30pm Sun 24 November 7.30pm
£10, YF £35, £25, £20, £15 £40, £30, £20, £15
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PIANO RECITAL:
BEETHOVEN
& CHOPIN
Russell Keable
KENSINGTON WHITEHALL CHOIR Warren Mailley-Smith piano
SYMPHONY London Baroque Sinfonia Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 17 in
Soraya Mafi soprano D minor Op. 31 No. 2 ‘Tempest’
ORCHESTRA Anna Harvey mezzo soprano Chopin Bolero Op. 19 • Concert
Russell Keable conductor Nick Pritchard tenor Allegro in A Op. 46
Edward Grint bass Ravel Alborada del gracioso
Weber Overture Der Freichütz Joanna Tomlinson conductor Debussy Jardins sous la pluie
Hindemith Mathis der Maler Liszt Mephisto Waltz No. 1
Beethoven Symphony No. 6 Handel Messiah
warrenmailley-smith.com
kso.org.uk whitehallchoir.org
Fri 29 November 7.30pm
Tue 26 November 7.30pm Thu 28 November 7.30pm
£32, £24, £18, £12
£18.50 (£14), £14 £35, £25, £20, £10
CHAMBER
thursday lunchtime concerts
THE BUSONI
PIANO CONCERTO
KARL LUTCHMAYER RECITAL
Busoni - The Romantic
Busoni - The Romantic Busoni - The Romantic
Modernist
Modernist Modernist
Seraphin Chamber Orchestra
Vasara String Quartet
Piano Karl Lutchmayer piano
Emma Lisney violin
Joy Lisney conductor
Busoni Elegies BV249 Karl Lutchmayer piano
Schoenberg/Busoni Klavierstuck Rachmaninoff Symphonic Dances
Busoni Concerto for Piano &
Op. 11 No. 2 (Konsertmäßige Op. 45
String Quartet in D minor Op. 17
Interpretation) BVB97 • Sonatina Busoni Piano Concerto in C Op. 39
BV80
Seconda BV259 (1st version)
Busoni Violin Sonata Op. 36a seraphinchamberorchestra.com
karllutchmayer.com No. 2 BV244
Sat 30 November 7.30pm
Thu 28 November 1.05pm Fri 29 November 1.05pm £20 (£18, Students £15), £15
£10, YF £10, YF (£13.50, Students £10), £10 (£8)
10DECEMBER
The Bach Players
A EUROPEAN
CHRISTMAS
The Bach Players
Rachel Elliott soprano
Matthew Brook bass
Nicolette Moonen
The Choir of Christ’s College, Cambridge
violin/director
Anna Curzon violin
Rachel Stott viola THE 14th GLORY
Olaf Reimers cello OF CHRISTMAS
Silas Wollston organ
CONCERT IN AID
Biber The Annunciation (from the
Rosary Sonatas)
OF ORACLE
Merula Canzonetta Spirituale CANCER TRUST
sopra alla nanna
The Choir of Christ’s College,
Gabrieli Pass’e mezzo antico
Cambridge
Carissimi Salve salve puellule
The Thames Chamber Orchestra
Corelli Concerto Grosso in
G minor Op. 6 No. 8 ‘Christmas
Theo Golden countertenor LONDON
Rob Burton saxophone
concerto’
David Rowland & Keith Marshall MOZART PLAYERS
Bach Cantata for the first Sunday
conductor
in Advent, second part: ‘Schwingt Piano Explored
freudig euch empor’ BWV36 • Bach Brandenburg Concerto No. 3
Howard Shelley piano/director
Cantata for the second day of Handel Messiah (excerpts)
Christmas ‘Selig ist der Mann’ Traditional Christmas Carols Cramer Piano Concert No. 4 in
BWV57 C Op. 38
christs.cam.ac.uk
thebachplayers.org.uk thameschamberorchestra.co.uk londonmozartplayers.com
Sun 1 December 5.00pm Mon 2 December 7.30pm Wed 4 December 1.05pm
£24, £12 (Students £5) £45, £25, £15, £10 £16 (Students £5)
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thursday lunchtime concerts
MATTHEW MARTIN
Organ Series FANFARE ON HANDEL MESSIAH
Buxtehude Magnificat primi toni THE SQUARE WITH ORCHESTRA
BuxWV203
Featuring:
OF ST JOHN’S
Bach Canonic Variations on
Elin Manahan Thomas soprano Orchestra of St John’s
‘Vom Himmel hoch da komm ich
OSJ Voices
her’ BWV769 A Golden Jubilee evening of
Louise Wayman soprano
Litaize Reges tharsis celebration, filled with classical
Eleanor Edmonds alto
Racquet Fantasie music from renowned performers
Xavier Hetherington tenor
Francis Jackson Scherzetto and celebrity guests including
Jake Muffett baritone
pastorale soprano Elin Manahan Thomas.
John Lubbock conductor
Matthew Martin St Albans
elinmanahanthomas.org
Tryptich (2019) Handel Messiah
matthewmartincomposer.co.uk Thu 5 December 7.30pm osj.org.uk
£85*, £40, £15
Thu 5 December 1.05pm *Includes VIP reception after Fri 6 December 7.30pm
£10, YF the concert £26, £20, £15, £10
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CHRISTMAS
FESTIVAL
8–23 December 2019
The Cardinall’s Musik © Benjamin Ealovega
“VIGILIA
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AN ITALIAN
CELEBRATION
OF CHRISTMAS
34th Christmas Festival
The Cardinall’s Musick
Andrew Carwood director
Lassus Alma redemptoris mater
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Victoria Kyrie – Gloria (Missa O
magnum mysterium) • Credo
(Missa O magnum mysterium) •
Sanctus & Benedictus – Agnus Dei
34th CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
(Missa O magnum mysterium) •
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Artistic Director Stephen Layton Monteverdi Angelus ad pastores
ait • Hodie Christus natus est
Gabrieli Hodie Christus natus est
Welcome to the 34th Christmas Festival at St John’s Smith Square. From
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the 8th to the 23rd December we feature the finest choirs, orchestras and
Anerio Alma redemptoris mater
musicians in this greatly loved and critically acclaimed festival.
Josquin Praeter rerum seriem
Palestrina Rex Melchior • Hodie
We have the familiar and the new; tradition and innovation; grand
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statements alongside intimate reflections; and we welcome groups and
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ensembles making their Christmas Festival debuts whilst celebrating
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the return of old friends.
cardinallsmusick.com
Do join us as we take a journey exploring the many rich and diverse
musical celebrations of Christmas. Sun 8 December 7.30pm
£25, £20, £15, £10 (10% off)
Sun 8 - Mon 23 December (10% off for Friends of
The Cardinall’s Musick)
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CHRISTMAS AT
CHRIST CHURCH
34th Christmas Festival
Choir of Christ Church
Cathedral Oxford CHRISTMAS
Steven Grahl conductor
WITH THE LCS
A programme of some of the
CHARPENTIER: best-loved and most beautiful 34th Christmas Festival
A CHRISTMAS Christmas music ever written,
The London Choral Sinfonia
performed by one of the greatest
ORATORIO cathedral choirs in the world.
Michael Waldron conductor
Britten Saint Nicolas
34th Christmas Festival What better way to get into the
and other works including:
festive spirit than with this
Solomon’s Knot Holst arr. Owain Park Christmas
programme of some of the
Day
Charpentier In nativitatem best-loved and most beautiful
Adam arr. Max Pappenheim
Domini Canticum H416 • Christmas music ever written,
O Holy Night
Pastorale sur la naissance de performed by one of the greatest
Notre Seigneur Jésus-Christ H483 cathedral choirs in the world. Pre-concert recital: 6.30pm
solomonsknotcollective.com chchchoir.org thelcs.org
Mon 9 December 7.30pm Tue 10 December 7.30pm Wed 11 December 7.30pm
£45, £36, £24, £18 £25, £20, £15, £10 £35, £25, £15, £10
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LONDON CAROLS
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34th Christmas Festival
34th Christmas Festival
Choir of King’s College London
The Strand Consort City of London Choir
Joseph Fort conductor Richard Gowers organ
Ex Cathedra © Janet Skidmore
Hilary Davan Wetton conductor
Chant ‘O Antiphons’
Palestrina Canite tuba The City of London Choir returns
Phllip Moore Sancte et sapienter for its annual “carol concert with
Lasso Ad te Domine levavi bells on” (The Guardian) with
CHRISTMAS MUSIC Joel Rust O radix Jesse Hilary Davan Wetton.
BY CANDLELIGHT Byrd Tollite portas • Laetentur
coeli This much-loved Christmas
34th Christmas Festival Cecilia McDowall Advent Moon celebration features classic carols,
Sir George Benjamin ‘Twas in favourites new and old, and
Ex Cathedra
the year plenty of audience participation.
Jeffrey Skidmore director
Pawel Łukaszewski O Antiphons An annual highlight for all the
A mixed programme of seasonal Poulenc Quatre Motets pour le family.
favourites temps de Noël FP152
cityoflondonchoir.org
excathedra.co.uk kcl.ac.uk
Sat 14 December 6.30pm
Thu 12 December 7.30pm Fri 13 December 7.30pm £32, £27, £22, £15 (20% off)
£40, £32, £25, £15 £25, £20, £15, £10 (Children under 16 50% off)
15DECEMBER
PRAETORIUS:
MASS FOR
CHRISTMAS
MORNING
34th Christmas Festival
Gabrieli
Paul McCreesh conductor
Praetorius Mass for Christmas
Morning
Choir of New College Oxford © Nick Rutter
A Lutheran Christmas Morning as
might have been heard in 17th
century Germany, featuring the
music of Michael Praetorius,
VENI EMMANUEL: Samuel Scheidt and Johann
ADVENT & Hermann Schein.
CHRISTMAS AT inis.com
NEW COLLEGE Tue 17 December 7.30pm
£35, £28, £22, £15
34 Christmas Festival
th
Choir of New College Oxford
Timothy Wakerell, Charles DIXIT DOMINUS
Maxtone-Smith & Hamish Fraser
organ 34th Christmas Festival
Robert Quinney conductor
Vox Luminis
A sequence of old and new choral Lionel Meunier director
and organ music for Advent and
Attrib. Buxtehude Magnificat
Christmas, featuring composers
BuxWV Anhang 1
including Praetorius, Bach,
Bach Nun komm der heiden
Schütz, Matthew Martin and
Heiland BWV61
David Bednall.
Handel Dixit Dominus HWV232
The Choir of New College
“Their sound is warm and
Oxford is firmly established as
NATIONAL YOUTH one of the most acclaimed
resonant, and they sing this
300-year-old music with the
MUSIC THEATRE - British choral ensembles, known
freshness and ardour of true
for its stylish performances of a
A CHRISTMAS diverse repertoire. Join the
believers…” (Michael Church,
The Independent)
CELEBRATION choristers, clerks and organists
for an inspiring journey though “The appeal of Vox Luminis is to
34th Christmas Festival Advent to Christmas: from apply no special tricks except an
traditional seasonal melodies to almost supernatural
National Youth Music Theatre
more recent favourites, via concentration on minute dynamic
Chorus, Alumni & Orchestra
glorious Renaissance polyphony contrasts, uncanny intonation,
A seasonal selection of readings, and the exuberant splendour of clean, clear tone … and meditative
music and staged extracts. the Baroque. expression.” (The Times)
nymt.org.uk newcollegechoir.com voxluminis.com
Sun 15 December 7.30pm Mon 16 December 7.30pm Wed 18 December 7.30pm
£30, £25, £20, £15 £35, £25, £15, £10 £35, £28, £22, £14
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REFLECTIONS
34th Christmas Festival BACH
The Tallis Scholars MAGNIFICAT
Peter Phillips director & ADVENT
Chant Salve regina • Ave Maria CANTATAS
Padilla Salve Regina
Poulenc Salve Regina 34th Christmas Festival
Cornysh Salve Regina • Ave Maria
La Nuova Musica
Poulenc arr. Jeremy White Ave
Anna Dennis & Miriam Allen
Maria a10
David Titterington © Chris Christodoulou soprano
Gabrieli Angelus Domini descendit
Patrick Terry alto
(à8)
Nick Pritchard tenor
thursday lunchtime concerts Massaino Angelus Domini
Dingle Yandell bass
descendit (à7)
LA NATIVITÉ Lassus Angelus Domini descendit
David Bates conductor
DU SEIGNEUR Tallis O sacrum convivium
Messiaen O sacrum convivium
Bach Bereitet die Wege, bereitet die
Bahn! BWV132 • Wachet auf, ruft
34th Christmas Festival Byrd Magnificat from Short uns die Stimme BWV140 •
Service Magnificat in D BWV243
Organ Series
Victoria Magnificat Primi Toni
lanuovamusica.co.uk
David Titterington organ [a 8]
Messiaen La Nativité du Seigneur thetallisscholars.co.uk Fri 20 December 7.30pm
£99*, £49, £38, £26, £15
Thu 19 December 1.05pm Thu 19 December 7.30pm *To include a post-concert
£10, YF £35, £28, £22, £14 LNM Christmas Party ticket
17Choir of Clare College Cambridge
A CLARE CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS ORATORIO
34th Christmas Festival 34th Christmas Festival
Stephen Layton © Keith Saunders
Choir of Clare College Cambridge The Choir of Trinity College
Ashley Chow & George Gillow Cambridge
organ Orchestra of the Age
Graham Ross conductor of Enlightenment
Mary Bevan soprano
Seasonal music from Clare
College, Cambridge
Helen Charlston mezzo soprano HANDEL’S
James Gilchrist tenor
The Choir of Clare College, Neal Davies bass MESSIAH WITH
Cambridge return to St John’s, Stephen Layton conductor POLYPHONY
Smith Square Christmas Festival,
Bach Christmas Oratorio
exploring festive choral 34th Christmas Festival
masterpieces old and new. After the sell-out success of its
Polyphony
Poulenc’s Quatre motets pour le recent Christmas Festival
Orchestra of the Age
temps de Noël and Hieronymus performances, The Choir of
of Enlightenment
Praetorius’s Christmas Magnificat Trinity College Cambridge again
Mary Bevan soprano
sit alongside Roderick Williams’s joins forces with the Orchestra of
Helen Charlston mezzo soprano
haunting O Adonai, Jan the Age of Enlightenment for
James Gilchrist tenor
Sandström’s Es ist ein Ros’ Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, Parts 1,
Neal Davies bass
entsprungen, and a selection of 2, 3, 6. Stephen Layton conducts
Stephen Layton conductor
beautiful arrangements that tell and they are joined by four
us that Christmas has truly begun. outstanding soloists. Handel Messiah
clarecollegechoir.com trinitycollegechoir.com stephenlayton.com/polyphony
Sat 21 December 7.30pm Sun 22 December 7.30pm Mon 23 December 7.30pm
£39, £29, £19, £12 £39, £32, £24, £15 £65, £55, £40, £25
18DECEMBER SCHOOL CONCERTS
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DARKNESS
ILLUMINATED
The Purcell School Chamber
Orchestra
Nafis Umerkulova piano
Paul Hoskins conductor
Stanchinsky Sonata in E flat minor
Scriabin Etude Op. 8 No. 11 •
Etude Op. 8 No. 12
Tchaikovsky Serenade for Strings
in C Op. 48
SCHOLA Beethoven Concerto No. 4 Op. 58
(Cadenza by Clara Schumann)
CANTORUM OF
THE CARDINAL Pre-concert talk: 6.00pm
VAUGHAN Wed 16 October 7.30pm
MEMORIAL £20, £16, £12
STRAUSS GALA SCHOOL
Orchestra of St John’s St James’ Baroque WESTMINSTER
Louise Wayman soprano
Christopher Turner tenor
Scott Price conductor
SCHOOL
Bach Komm, Jesu, Komm Motette
John Lubbock conductor Westminster School
BWV229 • Magnificat in
Symphony Orchestra
Wonderful waltzes and polkas D BWV243.2
Tim Garrard conductor
mostly by Johann Strauss Junior. Vivaldi Gloria in D major RV589
Plus well-known songs from Handel Concerto Grosso in Grieg Peer Gynt Suite No. 1 Op. 46
Strauss and Lehar. G Op. 6 No. 1 Dvořák Symphony No. 8 Op. 88
osj.org.uk scholacantorum.co.uk westminster.org.uk
Tue 31 December 2.00pm Tue 8 October 7.30pm Mon 25 November 7.00pm
£26, £20, £15, £10 £18 (£12), £10 (£6) £15, £10, £5
19SUPPORT US
FRIENDS AND PATRONS EXPERIENCE MORE
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Be at the heart of the audience at St John’s PATRON
Smith Square, and enjoy a range of benefits in £150, or £140 annual direct debit,
recognition of your support. or only £12.50 monthly direct debit:
As a Friend or Patron of St John’s Smith Enjoy a host of benefits including priority
Square, you are directly helping us to: booking (7 days ahead of general booking),
free entry to our Thursday Lunchtime
•S
upport world-class national and
Concerts for you and a guest, invitations
international artists
to special events and much more.
•N
urture emerging musical talent
•E
ncourage music-making within the FRIEND
local community £45, or £40 annual direct debit,
•M
aintain and care for the heritage of a or only £3.75 monthly direct debit:
Grade I listed building
Be a Friend and get priority booking
ALL OUR SUPPORTERS RECEIVE:
(3 days ahead of general booking),
• 10% off standard tickets via our
receive 10 ticket vouchers to our
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information about concerts and events
•A n exclusive invitation to the Annual
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LEGACY GIFTS AND GIFTS IN MEMORY
——
Whether you wish to honour a loved one To discuss the difference you wish to make,
or consider pledging a gift in your own contact Richard Heason, Director, on
will, you can help St John’s Smith Square 020 7222 2168, or richard@sjss.org.uk
(Registered Charity No. 1045390) continue
to build on 300 years of history. More information sjss.org.uk/legacies
BE A CORPORATE MEMBER
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A host of opportunities exist for your of the ways your business can help to build on
company to get involved with St John’s Smith 300 years of history, support the arts, and
Square. From entertaining guests in its most importantly, the local community.
exceptional setting to sponsoring a festival or
a community programme – these are just some More information sjss.org.uk/corporate
20OUR HISTORY
EXPLORE OVER 300 YEARS OF HISTORY
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The magnificent church of St John the When the work was completed in 1969,
Evangelist was designed by architect St John’s Smith Square was re-born as one
Thomas Archer as part of the ‘Commission of the finest concert halls in London.
for Building Fifty New Churches’ of 1710.
St John’s was the most elaborate of all, Our grand opening concert was given by
with construction lasting 14 years, from 1714 Joan Sutherland and Richard Bonynge (who
to 1728, and costing the princely sum of returned in 1989 for our 20th birthday gala).
£40,875 (approximately £5.2m today). There have been many other highlights over
the years – the UK premiere of Karlheinz
For over 200 years, St John’s served as a Stockhausen’s Stimmung (with Stockhausen
parish church, though not without incident. himself on sound projection); world premieres
In 1742 a major fire led to extensive of works by Boulez, Birtwistle, Copland and
restoration and modification to Archer’s Tippett by the London Sinfonietta; William
design. In 1815 the church was struck by Walton conducting his own 70th birthday
lightning, causing subsidence to the towers, concert; Pierre Boulez and Daniel Barenboim
and in the early twentieth century it was the conducting the BBC Symphony Orchestra; an
target of a Suffragette bomb plot. Ironically, 84-year-old Sir Adrian Boult conducting the
in 1928, the church hosted Emmeline English National Orchestra; and Morton
Pankhurst’s funeral. Feldman performing alongside Harrison
Birtwistle and John Tilbury for BBC Radio.
Perhaps heralding the future musical life of
St John’s, in September 1901 Edith Hockey We’ve also hosted the Menuhin School
and Robert Britten were married here. Twelve Concert, featuring students Nigel Kennedy
years later, they had a son, Benjamin, who as and Melvin Tan; a 21-year-old Simon Rattle
an adult would record here with the with the Salomon Orchestra; Plácido
Wandsworth School Boys’ Choir. Domingo, Teresa Berganza and Ileana
Cotrubaş recording Bizet’s Carmen with
Perhaps the most dramatic night in St John’s Claudio Abbado and the London Symphony
history was 10 May 1941, the final night of the Orchestra; Philip Glass giving a chamber
Blitz, when a direct hit from an incendiary organ recital, and Lutosławski conducting the
bomb gutted the church. After the war it lay Philharmonia in the London premiere of his
as a ruin and there was talk of turning the second Symphony.
site into a car park. This galvanised the local
people, under the leadership of Lady Parker Now in our 305th year, St John’s Smith Square
of Waddington, to raise the funds to buy the continues to grow and thrive as a busy
site and commission Marshall Sisson to lead concert hall – a majestic building resounding
the restoration to Archer’s original designs. to beautiful music in a serene city setting.
DONATE TO ST JOHN’S SMITH SQUARE
Each year, we need to raise £250,000 to deliver our artistic and community programme and
maintain our heritage as a Grade I listed building.
To make a one-off gift, or to discuss how you would like to support a specific concert, festival
or artistic programme, contact us on 020 7222 2168, or email fundraising@sjss.org.uk.
More information at sjss.org.uk/donations
21BOOKING INFORMATION
BUYING TICKETS
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PHONE CONCESSIONS AND REDUCTIONS
020 7222 1061 Concession prices are indicated in
Monday to Friday 10.00am – 5.00pm parentheses. These tickets are available
£2.75 booking fee applies for many of our concerts to senior citizens,
full-time students, registered unemployed,
school children (under 16) and people who
ONLINE
are registered disabled.
sjss.org.uk
£1.75 booking fee applies
Westminster CitySave card holders are
entitled to a 10% discount on a pair of tickets
IN PERSON for any public concert.
Monday to Friday 10.00am – 5.00pm
(until 6.00pm on public concert days). Parties of ten or more qualify for a
The Box Office opens one hour before the 10% discount.
start of Weekend and Bank Holiday concerts.
ACCESSIBILITY
POST If you have access requirements, please
Box Office, St John’s Smith Square, inform our Box Office staff when booking
London SW1P 3HA your tickets to help us provide you with the
Please enclose a stamped addressed best possible service and choice of seats. We
envelope. Cheques should be made payable allocate an additional seat free of charge to
to St John’s Smith Square. disabled patrons who require a carer to
accompany them.
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Please Note
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concert programmes from the published information
without warning. Latecomers are admitted only at a suitable
pause in the concert, as advised by the concert promoter.
Please note that tickets may not be refunded but may be
exchanged up to 48 hours before the performance, which
will incur a £2 administration fee per ticket.
St John’s Smith Square is a member of the British Association
of Concert Halls and the British Arts Festivals Association;
an Affiliate Member of the Association of British Orchestras,
and a member of Réseau Européen de Musique Ancienne
(European Early Music Network).
22HOW TO FIND US
YOUR VISIT
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St John’s Smith Square is just off Millbank between Westminster and
Lambeth Bridges, close to the Houses of Parliament and Westminster Abbey,
and a short walk from Westminster tube station.
TUBE CAR PARKING
Westminster, St James’s Park & Victoria St John’s Smith Square is within the congestion
charging zone. Parking meters are in operation
BUS during the day Monday – Friday until 6.30pm.
3 and 87 to Horseferry Road In the evenings and at weekends there are
C10 and 507 (limited hours) to Millbank usually ample spaces locally. There is
88 to Horseferry Road Westminster City Council car parking on Great
11, 211, 148 and 24 to Westminster Abbey College Street and Arneway Street.
SANTANDER CYCLES RAIL
A docking station is located in Smith Square Victoria, Waterloo, Vauxhall
and there are also stations on Horseferry & Charing Cross
Road, Page Street and Great College Street.
St James’s Park Westminster
Birdcage Walk Great Geor
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Westminster Bridge
Parliament Sq. Toward
Westminster Abbey Waterloo
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Houses of
Parliament
Tothill St
Westminster Abbey Westminster Abbey
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23FOOTSTOOL RESTAURANT
EXPERIENCE FINE DINING
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Nestled beneath the Hall under the Legend has it the church of St John’s was
vaulted ceiling of the crypt, the Footstool dubbed ‘Queen Anne’s Footstool’ after
Restaurant is an elegant and cosy place to architect Thomas Archer asked Queen
enjoy everything from a delicious snack or Anne for her view on how it should look.
light meal, to a sumptuous lunch or dinner. Kicking over her footstool she replied “like
that!” The four towers are said to mimic the
All our food is freshly prepared by our upturned footstool. The restaurant keeps
talented chefs using locally-sourced, this charming nickname alive.
seasonal ingredients.
The Footstool Restaurant takes à la carte
Indulge in fine loose leaf tea and homemade reservations for lunchtime and evening
cake; choose from our enticing daily buffet service, buffet bookings for groups of ten
menu; dine à la carte before a concert; or or more, and caters for private events.
enjoy a glass of wine and a grazing board
during the interval. Our friendly staff will To book, or to find out more, call us on
be on hand, whatever you choose. 020 7222 2779 or email stjohns@leafi.co.uk
Footstool Restaurant © Matthew Andrews
Footstool Restaurant © Matthew Andrews
Footstool Restaurant © Matthew Andrews
24 Box Office 020 7222 1061THANK YOU
St John’s Smith Square is very grateful to its supporters who so generously
contribute towards our work.
ARCHER CIRCLE Mr DW Cooper Ms Barbara Nunn St John’s Smith Square
Mr Ewan Brown Mr CA Cox Mr N Oppenheim would also like to thank our
Mr Graham Lloyd-Brunt Miss M Croucher Mr S. Orlik supporters who wish to
John Chichester Mrs M Croxford Mrs CL Parker-Williams remain anonymous
Alfiya & Timur Kuanyshev Ms S. Crutchlow Dr Heather Parry
Mr Patrick McKenna Mr AM Cutbush Mrs C Pascall TRUSTS AND
Mr Donald Peck Mr J Daniels Mr M Pearce FOUNDATIONS
Ms Clarissa Pierburg Mr Enrico Della Casa Mr CJ Pearson Bureau Export
Mr John Slamecka Dr T Digman Ms Sunok Phillips Cockayne – Grants for
Mr A Wethered Mr P Duizend Miss P. Pickering the Arts and the London
Mr Mark Woloshyn David Edwards QC Mrs Penny Pickles Community Foundation
Danny & Lillan Wyler Mr N Evans Mr Dominic Pinto CAVATINA Chamber
Mrs PJL Francis Ms J Plumbridge Music Trust
BENEFACTORS Ms Gilly French & Dr Miss Mary Powell Diaphonique
Sir Peter Bottomley Jeremy Gray Mr P Prescott The D’Oyly Carte
Sir David & Lady Brewer Lady Kate Gavron Mrs SP Price Charitable Trust
The Earl and Countess Mr Oliver Glackin Mr Gary Robinson The Eric Thompson Trust
of Chichester Mr M Godbee Ms Fiammetta Rocco The Ernest Cook Trust
Mr Michel de Dadelsen Mr C Gooch Mr J Rodewig Fidelio Charitable Trust
Lady K Gavron Mr Don Gorman Mr MP Sallen Institute Français
Sir Henry Keswick Lady Gough Mrs C Samuel Istituto Italiano di Cultura
Marquess of Lothian Mr R Greenhalgh Prof. Philippe Sands Hinrichsen Foundation
Mr J Rodewig Mr GR Greenhous Mr Chris Saunders Pureland Foundation
Mr Vivek Singh Ian Grimley Sir Konrad Schiemann The RVW Trust
Sir Nicholas Underhill Mr B Handel Mr Roger Shortt The Williams Church
Mr John Hargreaves Mr E Siebert Music Trust
CORPORATE FRIENDS Mrs Susan Heason Mrs K AP Simon
St Edward Homes LTD Mr & Mrs Higginson Ms J Skelton
Steinway & Sons Ms Cathie Hill Dr Martin Smith
Prof Sean Hilton Philip and Wendy Spink
PATRONS & Mr Daniel Hochberg Miss I St John-Brooks
FRIENDS FOR LIFE Prof. Peter Holgate Miss M Stock
Anonymous Mr Nick Holloway Mr James Stourton
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Mr J Allen Mr Glenn Jessee & Mr Ron Mr John Taylor
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Mr TB Brunner Ms V Love Mr John Wise
Ms J Camm Mickey Lund Miss E Witts Dr Martin Smith chair
Peter Campbell Ms Claire Macleod Mr F Wright The Countess of Chichester
Mr Luca Caravaggio Mrs N Mclaren Mr & Mrs Danny & Lillan
vice chair
Lord Carrington Mr Adrian Melrose Wyler
Lady Brewer OBE
Lady Chelwood Mr B Michel Mrs Jeanine Zirps
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