Currently in its 10th season, the Acoustic Affair held its first show in February 2002 and has now played host to over 200 well selected artists in over 120 shows in venues throughout Glasgow and Scotland. These locations include the Tron, the Arches, St Andrews in the Square, ABC and Glasgow’s Royal Concert Hall.
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At St. Luke’s Church, Queen’s Park Road, BN2 9ZB
£7 / £5 concessions / Free to under 16s (accompanied by an adult) available on the door
Contact: 01273 510595 / musicandwineatstlukes@gmail.com
Performer: Huw Morgan (Organ)
Programme to include Michael Bonaventure’s Interlude VII.
Kirkcaldy Orchestral Society’s concert features two pieces by John Gourlay: The Weaving Midnight Moon and Soft Music 5.
The concert also features three pupil compositions from the orchestra’s 2017-18 composition project run by John. The pupil composers are Katie Grieve & Isobel Grieve (Madras College, St Andrews) and James Miller (Woodmill High Scholl, Dunfermline).
Performer: Huw Morgan (organ)
Programme to include Interlude VII by Michael Bonaventure.
J S BACH Brandenburg Concerto No 3
ELGAR Serenade for Strings
AINSLEY HAMILL Songs of Govan Old, Part One
VIVALDI The Four Seasons
DAVID JURITZ – solo/director
“a born rhetorician – telling the story at every moment” Culture Kiosk
AINSLEY HAMILL – singer/songwriter
“Ainsley Hamill’s stirring voice could compete with anyone at Celtic Connections” Pat Byrne The Voice of Ireland 2012
PAUL MACALINDIN – conductor
FAQs
What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Two minutes walk to Govan Old Parish Church, behind the Pearce Institute on Govan Road, from:
Govan Subway/Bus Station
Buses (alight Govan Subway): 21, 23, 23A, 23B, 26, 90, 765, X19 (Napier Street)
Free car park: Govan Cross, Napier Road off Govan Road
How can I contact the organiser with any questions?
email Paul at theglasgowbarons@gmail.com
A Short, Slow Life
- Conductor / Performers
Bramwell Tovey conductor
- Repertoire
Emily Doolittle ◊
A Short, Slow Life*
Kati Agócs ◊
Devotion
Kati Agócs ◊
Vessel*+
Jocelyn Morlock ◊
Lacrimosa*+
Bramwell Tovey ◊
New Work
(World Première)*+~
A Short, Slow Life is a meditation on love, devotion, and the fragility of time, featuring scenes from Bramwell Tovey’s latest opera. Written with Joel Ivany, it explores life in the slums of the East End, where The Salvation Army, led equally by men and women, struggles to make a positive impact on the lives of London’s most disadvantaged.
A concert to celebrate the 70th birthday of Eddie McGuire.
Featured on the programme are:
Scott Dickinson, Principal Viola of the BBC SSO, performing Eddie McGuire’s Viola Concerto
A performance from guitarist Philip Thorne
A flute trio from members of the orchestra of Scottish Opera
A performance by the Harmony Ensemble
BRITTEN. Simple Symphony
ALASDAIR NICOLSON Stramash
AINSLEY HAMILL Songs of Govan Old, Part Two
TCHAIKOWSKY Serenade for Strings
AINSLEY HAMILL – Singer/Songwriter
“Ainsley Hamill’s stirring voice could compete with anyone at Celtic Connections” Pat Byrne The Voice of Ireland 2012
PAUL MACALINDIN – conductor
FAQs
What are my transport/parking options for getting to and from the event?
Two minutes walk to Govan Old Parish Church, behind the Pearce Institute on Govan Road, from:
Govan Subway/Bus Station
Buses (alight Govan Subway): 21, 23, 23A, 23B, 26, 90, 765, X19 (Napier Street)
Free car park: Govan Cross, Napier Road off Govan Road
How can I contact the organiser with any questions?
email Paul at theglasgowbarons@gmail.com