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FREE ONLINE CONCERT – THURSDAY 15 APRIL, 1PM – JULIAN JACOBSON, PIANO
Tune in online next week at 1pm on Thursday 15 April to watch the first free online concert in the Howdenshire Music Project’s 2021 lunchtime concert series. We are thrilled to welcome one of the UK’s most distinguished pianists, Julian Jacobson, to launch this year’s series. Julian’s programme includes two beautiful Arabesques by Debussy, Kapustin’s exuberant, jazz-infused Sonata No. 6, and Mussorgsky’s colourful and vivid piano masterpiece, Pictures at an Exhibition. This special online piano concert, recorded in Howden Minster, celebrates the project’s wonderful new FEURICH grand piano.
Julian is currently Professor of Piano and Chamber Music at the Royal College of Music and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, and regularly performing throughout the UK and abroad. He has appeared in over forty countries in five continents, has performed as soloist at Wigmore Hall and with orchestras including the London Symphony, City of Birmingham Symphony and BBC Symphony, and has a large and varied discography for major labels including Chandos and Hyperion.
Click below for a preview of the concert, featuring Julian playing part of the majestic Pictures at an Exhibition: Watch Julian Jacobson Concert Preview
www.julianjacobson.com Just one week to go until our free online concert with international concert pianist Julian Jacobson! Here’s a sneak preview of what’s in store… Tune in here at 1pm on Thursday 15 April to watch the full concert! Julian’s programme will include two beautiful Arabesques by Debussy, the thrilling Sonata No. 6 by Kapustin …
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The full concert will premiere on the Howdenshire Music Project’s Facebook and YouTube channels at 1pm on Thursday 15 April and will remain viewable on demand afterwards.
Best wishes
Steven
Steven Goulden
Chair, Howdenshire Music Project
Prelude in C – Johann Christoph Kellner (1736-1803)Grateful thanks to Matthew Collins, Director of Music – Howden MinsterThis performance features Howden Min…
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Matthew Collins studied the organ with Christopher Gray (Truro Cathedral) and Roger Tebbet (Selby Abbey) and was appointed Director of Music at Howden Minster in 2009. Oratorio credits as director or accompanist include Messiah, Stabat Mater (Poulenc), Requiem (Fauré, Duruflé and Rutter) and Petite Messe Solennelle (Rossini). In addition to his church and choral work, Matthew is Head of Music at the De Costa Academy of Singing, York.
If you have enjoyed this video and would like to support the ongoing work of the Howdenshire Music Project, donations are very welcome online via:https://www…
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Harry hails from Beverley and has been playing the violin since the age of three. He spent five years in the National Youth Orchestra, working with conductors including John Wilson, Edward Gardner and Marin Alsop, and is currently a student at the Royal Academy of Music, studying with Professor Rodney Friend. Harry plays an English violin by renowned Yorkshire violin maker John K. Empsall (1856-1910) and W E Hill bow, both lent to him by the Royal Academy of Music.
Steven
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