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Music at RHS The challenge becomes greater each year
to surpass the many musical highlights
of the previous season - the mesmerising
moments of Elgar’s Dream of Gerontius,
the pulsating beats of the BBC Big Band,
the stupendous cacophony of 700
primary school pupils beatboxing with
Dominic Peckham and hugely impressive
joint concert with the Royal Marines
Training Band. Well, we’ve done it again!
Over the next few pages, you will see
a greater selection of concerts, recitals,
masterclasses and workshops than ever
before. We are extremely proud of our
music making and the huge breadth
and variety we offer our pupils, as well as
engaging with communities in the surrounding area. If you are planning your first visit to
the School, or you are a returning regular concert goer, you cannot fail to be impressed
by the combination of the impressive standard of musicianship of our pupils and the
magnificent backdrop of the School’s riverside location.
With more than 50 events in the School’s outstanding concert venues, music at RHS
relies on the assistance of a huge range of sponsors, supporters, parents and pupils.
We offer our sincere thanks to each and every one, as their invaluable contributions,
together with those of the performers, help to make RHS such a unique and special
place.
William Saunders
Director of Music
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SEPTEMBER 2017 NOVEMBER 2017 DECEMBER 2017 Monday 29 1.30pm
Organ Recital: Robin Walker,
Monday 11 1.30pm Friday 3 7pm Sunday 3 7pm Corpus Christi College, Cambridge 37
Organ Recital: Embraceable Ella 14 A Service of Music & Readings
Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick, RHS 37 for Advent 40 Tuesday 30 6.30pm
Sunday 5 9am – 7pm Lecture: The Voices of Hollywood
Saturday 16 7pm NYCGB Auditions 15 Monday 4 6.45pm with Ben Parry 21
Celebrity Organ Recital: Peter King, Admiralty Carol Service
Organist Emeritus, Bath Abbey 11 Monday 6 1.30pm St Martin-in-the-Fields, London 39
Organ Recital: Edward Allen, RHS 37 FEBRUARY 2018
Monday 18 1.30pm Saturday 9 7pm
Notes & Nibbles 38 Saturday 11 7pm Saturday 3 10am – 3pm
Christmas Extravaganza -
Gig Night: RHS Rock & Pop Concert 15 Creative Songwriting day 22
music of John Rutter 19
Monday 25 1.30pm
Organ Recital: William Saunders, RHS 37 Sunday 12 10am Monday 5 1.30pm
Monday 11 1.30pm
Remembrance Service & Divisions 40 Organ Recital: Nicolas Pichon,
Christmas Carol Singalong!:
Thursday 28 – Saturday 30 7pm St Clotilde, Paris 37
Monday 13 9.30am – 2pm Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick 37
Guys and Dolls 12
Sing Up! Suffolk: Dominic Peckham 16 Wednesday 7 10am – 3pm
Friday 15 3pm
Organ Recital: 1.30pm RHS Christmas Carol Service 40
Blast Off! Suffolk 22
OCTOBER 2017 Peter Wright, Southwark Cathedral 37 Monday 19 1.30pm
Sunday 1 11am Notes & Nibbles
Thursday 16 7 – 9pm JANUARY 2018 Music Scholars' Showcase
Harvest Festival Service & Divisions 40 Vocal Masterclass: Nicki Kennedy 41 33
Monday 8 1.30pm Saturday 24 7pm
Monday 2 1.30pm Saturday 18 3pm Recital: Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick (organ)
Organ Recital: Matthew Martin, Big Band Spectacular! 24
Come & Sing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang with Richard Harvey (trombone) 37
Keble College, Oxford 37 with Ben Parry, The Reade Ensemble 17 Sunday 25 1 – 5pm
Monday 15 1.30pm
Monday 9 1.30pm Rock Band Workshops (Gig at 8pm) 25
Community Light Orchestra 7.30pm Organ Recital: Simon Williams,
Notes & Nibbles 38 Concert at St John's Church, Ipswich 18 Royal College of Organists 37 Monday 26 1.30pm
Organ Recital: Andrew Kirk,
Wednesday 11 5pm Monday 20 1.30pm Monday 22 1.30pm
St Mary, Redcliffe 37
Annual National Service for Seafarers, Notes & Nibbles 38 Notes & Nibbles:
St Paul’s Cathedral 39 Music Scholars’ Showcase 33
Tuesday 21 10am – 3pm
Friday 13 2.30pm Saturday 27 7.30pm
GCSE & A Level Music Composition Day
Divisions 40 Joint Concert with the Band of
with NYCGB 18 Start time Full price
Her Majesty’s Royal Marines School
Monday 30 1.30pm Monday 27 1.30pm of Music & RHS Concert Band
Organ Recital: Alexander Binns, Organ Recital: Anthony Pinel, at St Mary's Church, Portsmouth 20 Location Concession
St Edmundsbury Cathedral 37 price
St Chad’s, Shrewsbury 37
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MARCH 2018 Saturday 21 10am – 5pm Saturday 16 7pm Sunday 24 11am
4th East of England Organ Day Gloria! A Baroque Celebration 35 Leavers’ Songs of Praise Service
Saturday 3 7pm
- Dancing Pipes 30 & Divisions 40
Charity Gala Concert 26 Sunday 17 4pm
Monday 23 1.30pm Glorious Pipes! Organ Recital: Monday 25 1.30pm
Monday 5 1.30pm Peter Crompton, Organist Emeritus,
Notes & Nibbles 38 Notes & Nibbles 38
Notes & Nibbles 38 RHS 36
Thursday 26 7 – 9pm Saturday 30 12noon / 2.15pm
Monday 12 1.30pm Monday 18 1.30pm
Strings Masterclass: Antonia Kesel 41 Speech Day Divisions
A Level set works seminar 27 Organ Recital: Martin Ellis 37 & Commemoration Service 40
Saturday 28 7.30pm
Recital: William Saunders & 1.30pm
School Band & Big Band Concert 32
Joel Cooper (trumpet), RHS 37
Sunday 29 11am
Thursday 15 7 – 9pm
Founders' Day Service & Divisions 40
Lower Brass Masterclass:
Stephanie Dyer 41 Monday 30 1.30pm
Organ Recital:
Saturday 17 7pm
Laurence Lyndon-Jones,
School Choirs’ Concert 28
Chelmsford Cathedral 37
Sunday 18 11am
Confirmation Service & Divisions 40
MAY 2018
Monday 19 1.30pm Monday 7 1.30pm
Organ Recital: Nicholas Freestone, Notes & Nibbles 38
St Paul’s Cathedral 37
Monday 14 1.30pm
NAVIGATING
Friday 23 11am Organ Recital: Mark Brafield, Dorking 37
Easter Service & Divisions 40
Monday 21
Notes & Nibbles
1.30pm
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SUCCESS
APRIL 2018
Monday 16 1.30pm The Royal Hospital School is a leading co-educational boarding and day school for 11 to 18 year
JUNE 2018
Organ Recital: William Baldry, olds located in 200 acres of Suffolk countryside overlooking the River Stour.
St Mary-le-Tower, Ipswich 37 Monday 4 1.30pm
The School provides a full and broad education fit for the modern world where every child is
Organ Recital: David Saint, nurtured, guided and supported towards happiness and success.
Friday 20 10am – 12noon & 1 – 3pm Birmingham RC Cathedral 37
Stops Away! Primary Schools FOR MORE INFORMATION CONTACT
Organ Day 29 Monday 11 1.30pm
Organ Recital: Peter Davis, 01473 326136
Oakham School 37 OR EMAIL ADMISSIONS@ROYALHOSPITALSCHOOL.ORG
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and prestigious ensembles within the Music
Department, performing regularly at St Paul’s
HOLBROOK CHORAL
Cathedral, St Martin-in-the-Fields and the SOCIETY
Royal Hospital School
Royal Albert Hall. Tours abroad have included The Holbrook Choral Society has been
Paris, Rome, Germany and Malta. In October based at the Royal Hospital School for
2018 they are visiting New York. nearly 30 years and it provides an important
link between the School and the wider
SCHOOL BAND community. The Society includes local
Set in 200 acres of stunning Suffolk countryside overlooking The School Band is another music people, parents, staff and pupils and major
the River Stour, the Royal Hospital School is a thriving department “flagship”. Apart from the performances have included Messiah –
co-educational boarding and day school for 11 to ceremonial duties unique to the Royal Handel, Requiem – Mozart and The Dream of
18 years old. The School has a long tradition of Hospital School, accompanying the Gerontius – Elgar.
musical excellence, enhanced by a Music impressive parades and sunset ceremonies, it
School opened by the School’s music has performed at many national events. The New members are always welcome!
patron, John Rutter in 2008. most recent have been the opening of the SCHOLARSHIPS
National Museum of the Royal Navy’s Jutland
This is one of the finest music exhibition in the presence of HRH The Music Scholarships are awarded annually to
Princess Royal, and the rugby internationals pupils who demonstrate potential in their
facilities I have ever seen. It
at Twickenham. The Band has also recorded music making. Prospective candidates are
will make a perfect home encouraged to visit the School informally and
several CDs and toured abroad to the USA,
for the flourishing musical South Africa and Canada. meet the Director of Music from whom further
activities. information is available.
JOHN RUTTER
More recently, a £1/4 million investment in new Bechstein pianos throughout the School and a
stunning Fazioli Grand for the Recital Hall has demonstrated a commitment to enriching what is
on offer for young musicians.
Situated beside the Music School is the
magnificent 1930s chapel which is of
MUSIC MAKING
cathedral proportions and has seating
for over 1000 people. It is famed for its
exceptional four-manual “romantic” organ
and the smaller two-manual “classical”
instrument.
We are proud of our musical tradition and look to build upon it.
We do hope that you will come and see us at work and meet the
team of inspirational and talented musicians. I am positive that you
will be sufficiently impressed and inspired to entrust the musical
THE CHAPEL CHOIR
education of your sons and daughters with us here at the
When 750 pupils and a further 100 teachers
and other members of staff sing together Royal Hospital School.
each morning in chapel it is often referred to
as the “Holbrook Sound”. The Chapel Choir WILLIAM SAUNDERS DIRECTOR OF MUSIC
has become one of the most important
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Membership of The Friends of Music provides the opportunity to follow the musical progress SATURDAY 16 SEPTEMBER
of pupils and to become fully immersed in the musical life of the School. In addition, Friends
receive exclusive invitations to VIP receptions, complimentary tickets and many other benefits. CELEBRITY GRAND ORGAN RECITAL
Members of The Friends of Music include our supporters, sponsors and donors and there PETER KING, ORGANIST EMERITUS, BATH ABBEY
are various membership types depending on the level of support, whether that is in terms of
monetary donations or assistance in other ways. Described by BBC Radio 3’s Chris de
Souza as a ‘virtuoso of world class’, Peter
King is known for the bravura, passion and
MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS GOLD MEMBER commitment of his playing. His recording
BRONZE MEMBER Donations or support worth £1,000 – £9,999 from Bath Abbey of the Poulenc Organ
Donations or support worth £20 – £249 • Benefactor of the Gifford Sherman Reade Concerto was Editor’s Choice in BBC Music
• Two complimentary tickets to two Notes Society Magazine, feted by The Gramophone
and Nibbles lunchtime concerts per annum • Up to six complimentary tickets to all music as ‘thrilling and life-affirming’, and was
• Two invitations to a VIP champagne events at the Royal Hospital School with a recommended recording in Radio 3’s
reception before selected events interval drinks ‘Building a Library’. His RHS recital will
• Copy of the annual music programme and • Up to six invitations to a VIP champagne feature Frederic Wood’s magical character
regular updates from the Music School reception before selected events piece Sunrise on Stonehenge. Peter’s
• Copy of the annual music programme and concert promises to be a spellbinding
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Donations or support worth £250 – £999 • Name on The Friends of Music Roll of instrument and acoustic!
• Two complimentary tickets to all Notes Honour in the Music School
and Nibbles lunchtime concerts and other PLATINUM MEMBER
selected events at the School Donations or support worth £10,000+
• Two invitations to a VIP champagne
reception before selected events • Patron of the Gifford Sherman Reade
• Two interval drinks at music events (event Society
tickets should be purchased unless • Complimentary tickets to all music events PROGRAMME
complimentary) at the Royal Hospital School with interval Pièce HéroïqueFranck
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01473 326222 • Name on The Friends of Music Roll of
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GIG NIGHT! (pre-concert
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FRIDAY 3 NOVEMBER ROCK AND POP CONCERT
6.30pm)
EMBRACEABLE ELLA
Joanna Eden, vocals
Chris Ingham, piano
Owen Morgan, bass The RHS Rock and Pop night will consist of
George Double, drums performances by a variety of pupil-led bands,
Featuring the Royal Hospital School Big Band duos and solo acts of all ages and abilities.
The evening will also feature duets
Along with the acclaimed Chris Ingham Trio, Joanna with some of our very own rock and
Eden presents a ‘labour of love’ show celebrating pop visiting music teachers. From
the music of her vocal hero Ella Fitzgerald. From the the Rolling Stones to Royal
throw-away A-Tisket A-Tasket which brought Ella to Blood, the evening is going
fame in the forties with the Chick Webb Orchestra to be action-packed with
to later songbook album classics like Porter’s Every an eclectic and diverse
Time We Say Goodbye and Gershwin’s Someone range of both original
to Watch Over Me, Eden mines the rich seam of Ella material and covers.
Fitzgerald’s unrivalled canon with humility, style and
obvious deep affection. As with previous jazz nights
the concert will also feature the RHS Big Band in a
number of items specially arranged for this gig.
A fitting tribute to singer
Ella Fitzgerald with Joanna Eden
putting her own vocal stamp on
many Ella classics
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SING UP! SUFFOLK COME & SING CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG
CHORAL WORKSHOPS LED BY THE WITH BEN PARRY AND THE READE ENSEMBLE
HUGELY CHARISMATIC DOMINIC PECKHAM Everyone of all ages and abilities is invited to
join NYCGB Director Ben Parry for a very special
Come and Sing performance. You’ll work on
the songs together in rehearsal before joining
up with a band and Ben to sing through all
of your favourites. It doesn’t matter how
good a singer you are as you will
be expertly guided through the
music and we will make sure
you have a fun-filled
afternoon.
Suitable for all the family.
Fancy dress is optional
but there will be an
exciting prize for the
best costume.
Duration 2 hours including
a break.
Sing Up! Suffolk is now in its third year! After hosting 800 singers last year we are again inviting
Year 5 and 6 primary school pupils to come and join us for an energy-filled, fun-packed vocal
day directed by the hugely charismatic choral leader Dominic Peckham. This again promises
to be an explosive, high-energy and inspirational day of singing and vocal exploration and will
undoubtedly be an unforgettable experience for your pupils and staff. From Motown to Mozart,
African street-songs to Chart Mash-Ups… there’s something for everyone.
The nature of Dominic’s workshops is to encourage the singers, in an un-intimidating fashion,
to listen to one another and learn to understand the many aspects of ensemble singing.
Dominic is, however, insistent that he never loses
sight of the basic aim of making the experience
enjoyable for all. Dominic guarantees to leave the 9.30AM ASSEMBLY BURNS
children with an infectious love for all music.
– 2PM HALL 3PM RECITAL
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The day is funded by the Royal Hospital School,
and is free to attend.
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SUN Advent MON Admiralty FRI Carol
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SATURDAY 18 NOVEMBER 3 Service 4 Carol Service 15 Service
COMMUNITY LIGHT ORCHESTRA
SATURDAY 9 DECEMBER
CONCERT
This is the first collaboration between CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA!
members of the school orchestra and MUSIC OF JOHN RUTTER
the Community Light Orchestra, and
will feature a varied selection of popular
(RHS PATRON OF MUSIC)
classics and light orchestral works from the Holbrook Choral Society
movies and symphonic repertoire. Royal Hospital School Chapel Choir
FREE Royal Hospital School Chamber Choir
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William Saunders, Conductor
Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick, Organ
Celebrity Narrator: Frazer Hines
Kick off your Christmas celebrations with our can’t-miss
TUESDAY 21 NOVEMBER EDUCATIONAL EVENT carol concert jam-packed with some of John Rutter’s
GCSE & A LEVEL MUSIC COMPOSITION DAY choral classics.
The combined forces of the
WITH THE NYCGB FELLOWSHIP & LED BY TOBY YOUNG
Holbrook Choral Society, RHS
Chapel and Chamber Choirs and
READE the Reade Ensemble will lead
10AM – MUSIC the throng in rousing renditions
3PM SCHOOL of all your best-loved festive
carols. What’s more, the actor Frazer Hines, who
Please has appeared in Doctor Who and Emmerdale,
PARADE contact and more recently has been heavily involved
GROUND the Music with theatre and pantomime, will be narrating
School the whole concert with festive readings and
anecdotes.
There is no better way to enjoy the festive
spirit than attending this popular Christmas
celebration. Enjoy this classic festive
favourite with numerous sing-along carols
and a delightful array of joyful works, all in the
magnificent candlelit surroundings of the Royal
Led by the young, dynamic composer Toby Young and mentors from the NYCGB Fellowship Hospital School. This really is a not to be missed
Programme, pupils from local schools will be invited to work collaboratively to create a series of event – perfect for all!
original compositions. The sessions will focus on compositional techniques for vocal ensembles,
with all of the new works being performed to their creators by the NYCGB Fellowship Octet at Mulled wine and mince pies and Brandy 7PM SCHOOL PARADE
£12
(pre-concert
drinks from CHAPEL GROUND £10
the end of the day. Rutter will add to the festive cheer at the
interval!
6.30pm) FREE
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22 Music Scholars' Showcase TUESDAY 30 JANUARY
THE VOICES OF HOLLYWOOD
SATURDAY 27 JANUARY LECTURE BY BEN PARRY
JOINT CONCERT WITH THE BAND OF Ever wondered what it's like to record a soundtrack
for a Hollywood blockbuster? Choir director and
HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL MARINES studio singer Ben Parry reveals some of the secrets
of recording the choral soundtracks on some of the
SCHOOL OF MUSIC most iconic films, including Harry Potter, Star Wars,
AND THE RHS CONCERT BAND The Hobbit, James Bond and many more. With
The friendship between the Royal Hospital 7.30 ST MARY'S
CHURCH
images and film excerpts galore, find out how some
of the UK's top session singers add the finishing
School and the Royal Marines Band Service
continues to go from strength to strength,
PM PORTSMOUTH touches to film soundtracks, recorded at London's
iconic recording studios.
and January will see the fourth collaboration
between the two ensembles. Due to take solo items and music from the stage and
place in the historic setting of Portsmouth’s screen. The concert will round off with a 6.30
St Mary’s Church, this concert will feature a
host of marches, orchestral transcriptions,
full Naval Sunset Ceremony featuring the
combined Buglers and Corps of Drums.
PM
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SATURDAY 3 FEBRUARY EDUCATIONAL EVENT
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BIG BAND SPECTACULAR! ROCK BAND WORKSHOPS 1 – 5PM
GIG 8PM
Horn Factory
The Parachute Regiment Big Band
WORKSHOPS
Musicians from the RHS Big Band WITH SANDY BEALES
BURNS PARADE FREE
An action-packed day for all RECITAL GROUND ENTRY
keen rock and pop musicians. HALL
Led by Sandy Beales (former
bassist for One Direction), Sam
Robson (Industry in Music),
Bronwyn Cooper (lead singer of
Underline the Sky) and Conan
Mac (emerging talent from
Metropolis). This will be a hands-
on day from beginning to end
with workshops from some of
the country’s most dynamic and
inspiring musicians. Bring your
band or bring just yourself. Most
Three first rate big bands collide, for one evening definitely bring your instrument!
only, to present a concert celebrating over 75 years
of swing and big band jazz.
Since 1998, Horn Factory has been bringing
together some of the top musicians in the area
to create their own unique brand of fast-moving,
hard-hitting, foot-tapping contemporary jazz.
Combine them with one of the finest regimental
bands in the country and a sprinkling of musicians
from the Royal Hospital School it is bound to be
a night to remember. Expect music from Buddy
Rich, Bob Mintzer, James Morrison, Sammy Nestico
and Gordon Goodwin. But that’s not all… Bringing
the big band genre right up to date there will be
arrangements of chart music from the past 15 years.
What’s more, the musicians are giving their time
and talent for free, enabling all donations at the end
of the concert to go to three amazing charities!
FREE ADMISSION
7PM
(pre-concert ASSEMBLY PARADE RETIRING COLLECTION IN AID OF BRASS FOR
drinks from HALL GROUND AFRICA, THE SUFFOLK COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
6.30pm) & THE PARACHUTE REGIMENT CHARITY
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SATURDAY 3 MARCH MONDAY 12 MARCH EDUCATIONAL EVENT
CHARITY GALA CONCERT A LEVEL SET WORKS SEMINAR
Chapel Choir | Chamber Choir | School Orchestra | Concert Band | Big Band | Brass Ensemble
Conductors: William Saunders | Richard Harvey | Edward Allen | Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick Open to all A Level Music students and teachers
(particularly those following the Edexcel specification),
a unique opportunity to study two of the set works
(Vaughan Williams’ On Wenlock Edge and cues from
Herrmann’s score to the Hitchcock thriller, Psycho) in
‘real-time’. Each piece will be broken down into its
constituent parts before your eyes (and ears) by the
inspirational presenter Rachel Leach (animator to
the London Symphony Orchestra), with all the
excerpts performed live by the Gainsborough
String Quartet, Daniel Joy - tenor and William
Saunders - piano.
The Royal Hospital School Gala Concert has
proved to be one of the highlights of the year,
showcasing the wealth of talent, musical
diversity and incredibly high standards which
are synonymous with the School.
This showpiece Charity Concert will feature a
range of music from sacred and secular vocal
to classical and jazz performed by over 150
pupils.
All proceeds raised will go to the
7PM SCHOOL PARADE
£10
1.30 BURNS PARADE Please
contact
(pre-concert £7 RECITAL GROUND
Suffolk Community Foundation. drinks from
6.30pm)
CHAPEL GROUND
FREE PM HALL the Music
School
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SCHOOL CHOIRS' CONCERT
FRIDAY 20 APRIL EDUCATIONAL EVENT
STOPS AWAY! 10AM – 12NOON SCHOOL FREE
PRIMARY SCHOOLS 1 – 3PM CHAPEL ENTRY
ORGAN DAY
An interactive and fun event run by two of the country’s most dynamic and engaging young
organists, Tom Bell and Richard Brasier. In addition to hearing the monumental RHS chapel
organ played live, large screens will enable the children to see the organists’ hands and feet
at work, and with the aid of a portable camera we will take a virtual tour inside the organ and
discover exactly what lies behind those pipes that we see from the front.
The sessions will be based around Saint-Saëns’ Carnival of the Animals and in order to get
the best out of the experience, we will provide schools with learning resources and ideas to
enable the children to prepare prior to their visit to the chapel. These will include a short
video introduction to the organ; the music which the children will hear on the day;
a creative writing and artwork project inspired by animals big and small; and
a simple, fun song about the organ performed to a familiar tune.
To book your school place on either of these two sessions
please contact the Music School for more
information.
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7PM
(pre-concert The Holbrook Choral Society | Royal Hospital School Chapel Choir
drinks from Chamber Choir | Show Choir | plus pupil-led ensembles
6.30pm)
Conductors: William Saunders, Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick & Edward Allen
Organ: Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick
SCHOOL
CHAPEL When 750 pupils and a further 100 teachers and other members of staff sing
together each morning in chapel it is often referred to as the ‘‘Holbrook Sound”.
This evening will see the combined vocal forces of the Royal Hospital School
assembled in the chapel for the Choirs’ Concert. This concert will feature not only
PARADE the Chapel Choir but also the Chamber Choir and Holbrook Choral Society.
GROUND
The Chapel Choir has become one of the most important and prestigious
ensembles within the Music Department, performing regularly at St Paul’s
£10 Cathedral and St Martin-in-the-Fields, London. They are currently preparing for an
action-packed tour to New York in October 2018.
£7
FREE
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4TH EAST OF ENGLAND ORGAN DAY DANCING PIPES
DANCING PIPES CELEBRITY ORGAN RECITAL
WITH ANDREW DEWAR,
The 4th East of England Organ Day PROGRAMME AMERICAN CATHEDRAL, PARIS
celebrates dance, with a daylong feast of 10AM Registration
events inspired by human movement and Andrew Dewar’s musical career started at
featuring the School’s historic, 4-manual Hill, 10.15AM ‘At the Ballet’£8
an early age; he began playing the organ
Norman & Beard organ. Richard Gowers & Henry Websdale
at his local church in Yeovil (Somerset)
play organ duets
The organ scholars of King’s College, at the age of nine. With a scholarship to
Cambridge, Richard Gowers and Henry 11.15AM Coffee Wells Cathedral School in 1996 he studied
Websdale, kick off the day with ‘At the Ballet’, 11.30AM LectureFREE the organ with Rupert Gough, David
a programme of duets by Stravinsky and (Re)-Choreographing The Rite of Sanger, David Briggs (improvisation) and
Tchaikovsky, and featuring Debussy’s lush Spring, with Prof Janet Lansdale harpsichord with Dr David Ponsford. From
symphonic poem, Prélude à l’après-midi 1999-2000 he was Organ Scholar at Wells
12.45PM Lunch £5 Cathedral before moving to Germany
d’un faune. Richard and Henry will be joined
by young classical dancers from across 1.30PM
‘Pas de Deux’£5 where he studied at the Musikhochschule,
Suffolk. Winners of the London Organ Stuttgart, with Prof Dr Ludger Lohmann.
PROGRAMME
Competition 2107 He was winner of one of the most La valseRavel
Stravinsky's score for the infamous music-
dance collaboration of 1913, The Rite of 2.30PM Community Tea Dance £5 prestigious of all competitions –
St Albans – but has also won a host of Valse mignonneKarg-Elert
Spring, remains accessible to us, while with Edward Allen, Andrew
Nijinsky's choreography exists only in Cantrill-Fenwick, Peter Crompton other international organ competitions, Tanz-ToccataHeiller
fragments. In her lecture, Emeritus & William Saunders inter alia Dublin, Wiesbaden, Berlin,
Landau an der Isar, plus prizes in Montreal, Trois Danses: i. Joies ii. Deuils iii. LuttesAlain
Professor Janet Lansdale 5PM ‘Dancing Pipes’ £10 / £7
(University of Surrey) will look Schramberg and the Julius Reubke Prize at The Sorcerer's Apprentice Dukas arr. Dupré
Celebrity Recital with Andrew Erfurt. Andrew’s extensive concert diary has
at how the concepts of Dewar, American Cathedral, Paris
rite, fertility, spring, and taken him on tours to Russia and Northern
death, embodied America, and frequent engagements throughout Europe. In addition to his solo
in this work, continue to inspire choreographers to this day. recital work, he takes masterclasses and sits on adjudication panels, most
recently as a jury member at the International BACH/LISZT Competition
We are pleased to once again be hosting the young winners in Weimar/Erfurt. Over 160 live recordings from recent concerts can be
of the London Organ Competition, promoted by the Organ found under the following link: www.youtube.com/user/ardinsel33.
Club. The 2017 laureates will give a joint recital on the
chapel’s Grand Organ. He is now Organist at the American Cathedral, Paris, where
he has charge of the large Cavaillé-Coll organ of 1887.
The afternoon will be given over to you! The chapel will be Alongside his position in Paris, Andrew has recently
the venue for a giant community tea dance, with groups or been appointed Assistant Professor of Organ
individuals encouraged to submit musical requests to the at the Royal College of Music in
School’s four organists. Come and dance to your favourite London. £25
tunes – anything from Glenn Miller to Strauss and Beyoncé! (all day)
Individual pricing
for each event
Sponsored by the Organ Club 20% early bird
& the Rachel Chaplin Memorial Fund discount
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SCHOOL BAND & BIG BAND CONCERT
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impressive level of musicianship as it takes to
Tracing its roots back to July 1828, the Band
the stage for a night of traditional British and
of the Royal Hospital School is one of the
American military music. As well as the usual
flagship ensembles of the School, and has
eclectic mix of music old and new, the concert
scholars'
a loyal following both at home and abroad.
will also feature the renowned Corps of Drums
Performing in its 25th annual concert,
and a full Naval Sunset Ceremony.
the Band will once again demonstrate
showcase
Celebrating some of the best musical talent at RHS
Monday 22 January 1.30pm
7.30PM ASSEMBLY PARADE
£10
£7
Sponsored
by the Royal Monday 19 February 1.30pm
(pre-concert drinks
from 7pm)
HALL GROUND Hospital School
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7 Nibbles 21 Nibbles 24 Praise & Divisions 25 Nibbles 30 Commemoration Service
SATURDAY 16 JUNE
THE DUET GROUP IS
PRIVILEGED AND PROUD GLORIA! PROGRAMME
TO SUPPORT ALL MUSIC A BAROQUE CELEBRATION Arrival of the Queen of Sheba Handel
MAKING AT THE ROYAL Holbrook Choral Society
Sinfonia to Cantata 29 JS Bach
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WISHES ALL PUPILS
Royal Hospital School Chamber Choir
National Youth Choir Fellows
Ode for the Birthday of Queen Anne
Brandenburg Concerto No. 2
Handel
JS Bach
Provider of the RHS fleet of pianos EVERY SUCCESS IN THEIR The Reade Baroque Orchestra
Gloria Vivaldi
PERFORMANCES William Saunders, Conductor
If it ain't Baroque, don't fix it! Treat your The massed voices of the Holbrook Choral Society
ears to some choral and instrumental and the Royal Hospital School Chamber Choir
masterpieces. are joined, once again, by the effervescent eight
National Youth Choirs of Great Britain Fellows.
Vivaldi’s Gloria is one of music’s most
uplifting choral works – full of high drama
and musical fireworks. Experience this 7PM SCHOOL PARADE
£12
dazzling work paired with other classics by (pre-concert
drinks from CHAPEL GROUND £10
his contemporaries, JS Bach and Handel. 6.30pm) FREE
Supporting Music at the Royal Hospital School
The Royal Hospital School
Association and Development Office
work together to run a diverse range of
alumni events throughout the year.
• Year Group Reunions • Anniversary Reunions
• Internships • Black Tie Dinner
• LinkedIn • Cronk Cunis Cup
• Careers Advice • Army v Navy Match
• Work Experience • Tennis Tournament
• Professional
Networking Events
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SUNDAY 17 JUNE Admission to the organ recitals is free, starting There is an optional retiring collection in aid of
at 1.30pm. So bring your sandwiches and the Organ Restoration Fund.
GLORIOUS PIPES! munch with the music. Teas and coffees are
ORGAN RECITAL BY PETER CROMPTON, ORGANIST EMERITUS, RHS provided from 1pm in the Music School.
MONDAY 29 JANUARY
Organist Emeritus Peter Crompton brings his infectious brand of programming and performance Robin Walker
MONDAY 11 SEPTEMBER Corpus Christi College, Cambridge
back to RHS. Associated with the School since 1975, Peter knows the Grand Organ better Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick
than anyone, and is sure to reveal its hidden colours and overwhelming power. As a recitalist RHS School Organist
and accompanist, Peter has appeared at many major venues, including St Paul’s Cathedral, MONDAY 5 FEBRUARY
Westminster Abbey, Liverpool Cathedral and the Royal Albert Hall. He has broadcast on BBC Nicolas Pichon St Clotilde, Paris
Radios 2 & 3, and has made several highly acclaimed recordings. With all the action from the MONDAY 25 SEPTEMBER
organ console being projected onto a big screen at the front of the chapel, the audience will gain a William Saunders RHS Director of Music
unique insight into what is involved in making music on such a large instrument.
MONDAY 26 FEBRUARY
Andrew Kirk St Mary, Redcliffe
MONDAY 2 OCTOBER
4PM Matthew Martin Keble College, Oxford
MONDAY 12 MARCH
PROGRAMME MONDAY 30 OCTOBER
William Saunders & Joel Cooper (trumpet)
RHS
Improvisation sur le Te DeumTournemire Alexander Binns St Edmundsbury Cathedral
SCHOOL
CHAPEL AriaTracey MONDAY 19 MARCH
Toccata & Fugue in F (BuxWV 157)Buxtehude MONDAY 6 NOVEMBER Nicholas Freestone St Paul's Cathedral
Edward Allen RHS Head of Academic Music
Now thank we all our God Bach arr. Fox
MONDAY 16 APRIL
PARADE
GROUND Karelia Suite op.11 Sibelius arr. Uwe Ludwig MONDAY 13 NOVEMBER William Baldry St Mary-le-Tower, Ipswich
Adagio in EBridge Peter Wright Southwark Cathedral
O Fortuna and In trutina Orff arr. Ludwig
MONDAY 30 APRIL
£10 MONDAY 27 NOVEMBER Laurence Lyndon-Jones
£7 On Hearing the First Cuckoo in Spring Delius arr. Fenby Anthony Pinel St Chad's, Shrewsbury Chelmsford Cathedral
FREE Toccata in F MajorGrison
MONDAY 14 MAY
MONDAY 11 DECEMBER Mark Brafield Dorking
Christmas Carol Singalong!
with Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick
MONDAY 4 JUNE
MONDAY 8 JANUARY David Saint Birmingham RC Cathedral
Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick
with Richard Harvey (trombone) MONDAY 11 JUNE
RHS School Organist & RHS Bandmaster Peter Davis Oakham School
MONDAY 15 JANUARY MONDAY 18 JUNE
Simon Williams Royal College of Organists Martin Ellis Suffolk
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The Royal Hospital School pupils perform in venues around the country that are open
Recital Hall, to the public.
Please note that programmes may in part, or whole, repeat those performed at RHS.
Music School
Pupils from the Royal Hospital School perform a CHAPEL CHOIR
programme of solo and chamber music WEDNESDAY 11 OCTOBER 5PM
Lunchtime concerts with a buffet lunch available from 12.30pm THE ANNUAL NATIONAL
SERVICE FOR SEAFARERS
Monday 18 September 1.30pm The Annual Service is held to commemorate
and celebrate seafarers from all across the
maritime industry and is always well-attended
Monday 9 October 1.30pm by seafaring professionals, as well as pupils
from the many nautical colleges and universities
around the country. Entry by ticket only.
Monday 20 November 1.30pm www.stpauls.co.uk
Monday 22 January 1.30pm MONDAY 4 DECEMBER 6.45PM
ADMIRALTY CAROL SERVICE
Monday 19 February 1.30pm Members of the Chapel Choir will be singing
at the annual Admiralty Carol Service at
Monday 5 March 1.30pm St Martin-in-the-Fields, London.
Monday 23 April 1.30pm
Monday 7 May 1.30pm
Monday 21 May 1.30pm There will be various other events that the
Band and Corps of Drums will be involved in
throughout the year. Please check the Music
Monday 25 June 1.30pm at RHS website for more information.
Contact details for tickets for these
concerts / performances are stated, where
Concert lasts approx. 40mins. Parking available around the School Chapel. possible. Details are correct at the time of
For any enquiries please contact the Music School 01473 326222 or music@royalhospitalschool.org going to press. The School cannot be held
responsible for changes in this information.
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services & divisions
Major chapel services are usually preceded by Divisions on the
7–9
PM
BURNS AROUND THE
RECITAL MUSIC SCHOOL
FREE
ENTRY
HALL
Parade Ground.
Members of the public are warmly invited to watch Divisions. This spectacle is an important
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part of the School’s heritage and a recognition of our links with our parent charity, Greenwich
Hospital. The School perform Divisions as a mark of respect to the thousands of former pupils
from Holbrook and Greenwich who paraded and who, with that same loyalty, from Nelson’s day THURSDAY 16 NOVEMBER 7 – 9PM
right up to the present, made the ultimate sacrifice on the high seas to secure our nation’s peace
and security.
VOCAL MASTERCLASS NICKI KENNEDY
An opportunity to observe a masterclass She is now devoting nearly all of her time to
SUNDAY 1 OCTOBER 11AM SUNDAY 18 MARCH 11AM with one of the country’s leading Baroque teaching singing. Currently she is Head of
and Classical vocal music specialists. Nicki Singing at Gresham’s School and is singing
Harvest Festival Service & Divisions Confirmation Service & Divisions Kennedy has enjoyed a successful career as teacher for the National Youth Choirs of
a soprano soloist appearing in festivals and Great Britain and the Eton Choral Courses.
FRIDAY 13 OCTOBER 2.30PM FRIDAY 23 MARCH 11AM prestigious concert halls all over the world.
Divisions Easter Service & Divisions
SUNDAY 12 NOVEMBER 10AM SUNDAY 29 APRIL 11AM
THURSDAY 15 MARCH 7 – 9PM
Remembrance Service & Divisions Founders’ Day Service & Divisions
LOWER BRASS MASTERCLASS STEPHANIE DYER
SUNDAY 3 DECEMBER 7PM SUNDAY 24 JUNE 11AM Stephanie Dyer studied the sackbut at and Cornets. An accomplished performer
A Service of Music & Readings for Leavers’ Songs of Praise Service & the Royal Academy of Music, and now of music from the Renaissance era, her
Advent Divisions travels extensively performing with the masterclass will offer a fascinating insight
period ensemble, His Majesty’s Sackbuts for our young brass enthusiasts at RHS.
FRIDAY 15 DECEMBER 3PM SATURDAY 30 JUNE 12/2.15PM
School Christmas Carol Service Speech Day Divisions &
Commemoration Service
THURSDAY 26 APRIL 7 – 9PM
STRINGS MASTERCLASS ANTONIA KESEL
In the final masterclass of the year we honours degree in 2015 she has won many
welcome Antonia Kesel to RHS. She will prizes as a chamber musician with Trio
be imparting her expert knowhow to some Derazey. Antonia is a freelance violinist for
of our more advanced string players. Since the London Concert Orchestra and Mozart
graduating from the RAM with a First Class Festival Orchestra.
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masterclasses SATURDAY 15 SEPTEMBER 7PM
In association with the Royal College of Organists we are pleased to offer the
opportunity for five organists to take part in each of the following masterclasses CELEBRITY ORGAN RECITAL
throughout the year. These will take place after the Monday organ recital series MARTIN BAKER, WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL
between 2.30 and 3.30pm.
Please contact the School Organist, Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick
(acantrill@royalhospitalschool.org) for more information. Distinguished Concert Organist, Martin Baker is Master
of Music at Westminster Cathedral in London, where
he directs the Cathedral’s world-famous choir of men
MONDAY 2 OCTOBER and boys. As an organ soloist he won first prize in the
Matthew Martin Classical French Repertoire Improvisation Competition at the St Albans International
Organ Festival in 1997, and he performs solo recitals
MONDAY 13 NOVEMBER regularly throughout the UK as well as in Europe, the USA,
Peter Wright Romantic French Repertoire and Russia. He is known particularly for his skill in organ
improvisation. This is undoubtedly an event worth adding
to your diaries now!
MONDAY 15 JANUARY
Simon Williams Hymn playing & hymn extensions
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MONDAY 29 JANUARY
Robin Walker Music of SS Wesley
MONDAY 12 MARCH
William Saunders Romantic English Repertoire
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MONDAY 19 MARCH
Nicholas Freestone Psalm accompanying Recital Hall,
MONDAY 4 JUNE Music School
David Saint Music by JS Bach
Pupils from the Royal Hospital School perform a
MONDAY 18 JUNE programme of solo and chamber music
Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick Lunchtime concerts with a buffet lunch available from 12.30pm
The art of registrations
Monday 17 September 2018 1.30pm
Concert lasts approx. 40mins. Parking available around the School Chapel.
For any enquiries please contact the Music School 01473 326222 or
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No booking fees.
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returns fee. All returned funds will be credited organisations, volunteers, sponsors and
to your booking account to be used within Friends of Music at the Royal Hospital By Car From the A12 take the exit for the B1070
two years. School for the continuing support that is towards East Bergholt and continue towards
The Royal Hospital School is located on the B1080
given. Manningtree where a sign to the Royal Hospital
between the villages of Stutton and Holbrook and
School will direct you from the roundabout on the
The Royal Hospital School music staff has ample free parking.
A137 towards Ipswich. From the A137 turn right
William Saunders Director of Music Access to the parking area is via the road leading to towards Stutton, passing through the village and
Edward Allen Head of Academic Music the Music School. onwards to the School.
James Burrows Teacher of Music Technology Disabled parking is available outside the chapel.
Andrew Cantrill-Fenwick School Organist
From the A14 take the exit signposted A137 By train
Richard Harvey Bandmaster
towards Ipswich. At the roundabout you will see
Katy Griffiths Music School Administrator The nearest train stations are at Ipswich and
a sign to the Royal Hospital School which will
Manningtree and taxis are readily available. Also
direct you under the Orwell Bridge on the B1456
within easy reach are the ferry port of Harwich and
from which take a right on to the B1080 through
Stansted, Luton, Gatwick and Heathrow Airports
the village of Holbrook and onwards to the
School.
Disabled facilities
PLEASE DO NOT CONTACT THE SCHOOL TO BOOK TICKETS. Guide Dogs are welcome, please advise the Royal Hospital School Music School when booking so that
an appropriate aisle seat can be provided. Disabled car parking is available around the chapel, which is
All information is correct at the time of going to print. The Royal Hospital School reserves the next to the Music School.
right to alter, cancel or change concerts, events, artists, times and dates without prior notice.
Level access venue with seating for disabled patrons. Patrons who need the assistance of a wheelchair,
Please contact the Box Office for the latest information. a frame or crutches should book a disabled space in the auditorium and, if required, an adjoining seat
for a companion.
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The Royal Hospital School is a leading co-educational
boarding and day school for 11 to 18 year olds located in
200 acres of Suffolk countryside overlooking
the River Stour.
The School provides a full and broad education fit for the
modern world where every child is nurtured, guided and
supported towards happiness and success.
OPEN MORNING: SATURDAY 6 MAY, 9AM – 1PM
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11 to 18 year olds with a reputation for musical excellence. The state-of-the-art
music school, fully equipped concert venue and cathedral-proportioned chapel
provide inspirational opportunities for performance.
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