Barrow Bells - GALLERY 9 - Concerts and performances at St James' Church - Summer 2013 |
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SUMMER EVENING CONCERT - 28th June 2013
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Summer Evening Concert Programme Back & Front Cover |
Deborah Milledge conducting |
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Summer Evening Concert Programme inside. |
Audience viewed from pulpit |
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Audience listens to Dalton Town Band |
Dalton Town Band |
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A fascinating piece with clear references to the sound of church bells in a rural village setting. | ||||
Mark Latimer - ready to play the William Hill organ at St James' Church |
Euphonium solo by Simon Garnett |
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Full Of Noise (FON) - Octopus Collective - 27th July 2013The a.P.A.t.T. Orchestra's Liverpool-based performers performed their first concert outside of Liverpool, at Octopus Collective's excellent Full of Noises Festival 2013. The festival features dozens of exciting artists, performers and new works. The orchestra performed the premiere of Jonathan Hering's new commission 'Veil of Nightshade', a work for church organ, handbells and voices. As a point of interest, the organ at St James' church is the very one used at the wedding of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert at St James' Palace in London. It was thrilling to see a careful selection of 27 of the church handbells (dating back as far as 1870) being used in a performance to create music, certainly the first time they have done so in a generation and maybe as long as a 100 years! | ||
Andrew Deakin introduces Jon Hering and new composition 'Veil of Nightshade' for the old handbells | ||
Andy Pollock, Brenda Pearce, Jon Hering, and Andrew Deakin |
Jon Hering shows a improvised repair to handbell |