Saturday 21st July, – 7.30 pm
St. David's Cathedral
Gala Concert – Fishguard Festival Orchestra – Leader Barry Haskey; Conductor Timothy Noon. Soloists – Simon Pearce (organ); Paul Badley (tenor). (Timothy Noon's final concert in St. David's before his departure for Liverpool).
Elgar: Serenade for Strings.
Finzi: Dies Natalis.
Poulenc: Organ Concerto.
Barber: Adagio for strings.
Mozart: Divertimento in D major K136.
Tickets: £18.00 or £15.00 reserved; £10.00 unreserved
Sunday 22nd July – 7.30pm
St. Peter's Church. Goodwick
Ensemble 8
An evening of Baroque music with Harpsichord. Programme to include music by:
Corelli.
Vivaldi.
Verrucini.
Bach.
Zelenka.
Tickets : £12.00 (unreserved)
Monday 23rd July – 7.30pm
St. Peter's Church. Goodwick
Fine Arts Brass.
This outstanding brass ensemble returns to Fishguard with a wide range of music including Elgar and William Matthias.
Toccata from Orfeo – Monteverdi Arr. Roberts
Overture to William Tell – Rossini Arr. Roberts
Violin Concerto in Am BWV 1041 Bach Arr. Toreilles / Barre
Brass Studies – Julian Philips
Little Suite for Brass No1 – Malcolm Arnold Arr. Lenton
Haka – Philip Wilby
La Blonde – Elgar Arr. Roberts
Summer Dances – William Mathias
Quodlibet On Welsh Nursery Rhymes – Alun Hooddinott
Suite from West Side Story – Bernstein Arr. Lenton.
Tickets : £12.00 (unreserved)
Tuesday 24th July – 11.00am
YSGOL BRO GWAUN
Peter Donohoe joins members of the City of Birmingham symphony Quartet in Elgar's piano quintet Local Dinas baritone Richard Morris sings Butterworth's beautiful songs with Houseman's words. Dvorak : Piano Quintet in A major Op. 81 Butterworth : A Shropshire Lad. Elgar Piano Quintet in A minor Op. 84
Tickets: £15.00 unreserved
YSGOL BRO GWAUN– 7.30pm
The Swingle Singers.
Eight glamorous young singers provide an exciting mix of music from the group which has toured the world with their 'a capella' shows including classical, opera, jazz , film and TV standards. The Swingles make a speedy welcome return to Pembrokeshire after their sell–out show in St. David's Cathedral Festival last year and their recent London Prom debut!
Tickets : £18.00; £15.00
unreserved
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Wednesday 25th July
Rhos–y–gilwen – "Pembrokeshire's new and exciting music venue..."
Fishguard International Music Festival goes to this fabulous new concert hall (courtesy Glen and Brenda Peters) for a special chamber music day.
Concert One – 2. 15pm
Frith Piano Quartet.
Benjamin Frith (piano), Robert Heard (violin), Louise Williams (viola), Richard Jenkinson (cello).
Mozart : Piano Quartet in G minor – K478
Bliss: Piano Quartet (1915).
Schumann : Piano Quartet in E Flat Op. 47.
Tickets: £12.00 unreserved
Concert Two – 8.00pm
Chairman's Champagne Reception from 7.00pm
Peter Donohoe in recital.
Britain’s leading pianist gives a characteristic recital of outstanding masterpieces.
Tickets: £18.00 unreserved
Glen and Brenda Peters invite you to bring a picnic and enjoy the grounds of Rhos–y–gilwen Mansion in between concerts!
N.B. Rhos–y–gilwen's Oak Hall is a new concert and function hall completed in July 2006. Concerts in this setting are very special.
Thursday 26th July – 11.00am
Church of the Holy Name
Young Persons' Platform.
Young players include
Lee Mottram.
Daniel Davies.
Daniel Sajko
Thea Woodrow
Susie McGregor
Chris Lovegrove - accompanist.
Tickets: £5.00 unreserved. Lunch £5.00
YSGOL BRO GWAUN– 7.30pm
Ray McVay Presents THE GLENN MILLER ORCHESTRA at YSGOL BRO GWAUN
Tickets: £18.00 or £15.00 unreserved
Friday 27th July – 12.00 noon
St. Mary's Church. Fishguard
Pheonix Duo – Music for Flute and Harp. Libby Bennet (Flute) with Eluned Pierce (Harp).
Tickets : £7.00 unreserved
Theatr Gwaun. Fishguard – 2.15pm
Talk and Film : Dr. John Harcup, from Malvern, will give a pre–concert talk about Elgar life, times and music.
Tickets : £5.00 unreserved
St David's Cathedral – 7.00pm
Orchestral Concert – BBC National Orchestra of Wales – Conductor – James Judd. Soloist : Alina Ibragimova (violin).
Programme to include
Elgar: – Overture : 'Froissart'. MendeIssohn : Violin Concerto in E minor. MendeIssohn : String Symphony. Elgar: Enigma Variations.
Tickets: £20.00 or £18.00 reserved; £10.00 unreserved.
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