
MUSIC
AT LUNCHTIME
AND
OTHER CONCERTS
Welcome to the MUSIC
AT LUNCHTIME website!
MUSIC AT LUNCHTIME is a series of concerts (not too
heavy!) given at Farnham United Reformed Church, South Street,
Farnham, Surrey, on Tuesdays, usually the first Tuesday of the
month, from October until the Spring. Concerts start at 1.10 p.m.
and finish round about 1.50 p.m.
Other concerts are sometimes held at the church:
for example see the first concert mentioned below.
There is no charge for admission to lunchtime
concerts, but there is a retiring collection.
For a map showing the location of Farnham United
Reformed Church click here.
NEW! Please visit our guestbook!
Evening Concert held in the 2011-2012 season:
Saturday 1st October 2011 at 7.30 p.m.
J.
S. Bach: MASS IN B MINOR
under their conductor, Malcolm Hicks
and joined by the Brandenburg Baroque Soloists playing original instruments
Farnham's first ever period performance of Bach's great masterpiece
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Surrey voices: click on the
picture for a larger version |
Music at Lunchtime 2011-2012:
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Date |
Event |
Tuesday
4 October 2011
1.10 p.m.
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The Mike
Miller Jazz Trio
The Mike Miller Jazz Trio, described
by veteran jazz critic Derek Ansell (Jazz Journal International)
as a "Lock, stock and smokin' jazz trio", presented
a programme of jazz - the first time that jazz has featured in
Music at Lunchtime.
For
a review of the concert click here
www.myspace.com/mikemillerjazzguitarist |
Tuesday
1 November 2011
1.10 p.m.
|
The D'Avanzo Piano Trio
Unfortunately
because of an injury sustained by Peter Mallinson, Duo Figaro
are not able to perform on 1st November 2011. In their place
we are delighted to welcome the D'Avanzo Piano Trio (Lucia D'Avanzo,
violin, Noelle Casella, cello and Sebastian Grand, piano), who
will perform a concert of music by Bridge, Lalo and Van der Roost.
For
a review of the concert click here
www.luciadavanzo.co.uk |
Tuesday
6 December 2011
1.10 p.m.
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Litsa Tunnah, violin
Litsa made her
concerto debut at the age of 12 playing Mendelssohn, and has
since appeared frequently as a concerto soloist, working in collaboration
with orchestras such as the Eastbourne symphony orchestra, the
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and the London International
Orchestra. She was a pupil at the Purcell School of Music and
is a graduate of both the Royal College of Music and the Royal
Academy of Music.
In 2002 Litsa was a finalist in the BBC Young Musician of
the Year competition, and as a result appeared on BBC 2 and BBC4.
Litsa has also broadcast on radio for BBC radio3, BBC Southern
and Classic FM.
For
a review of the concert click here
http://myspace.com/litsatunnah |
Tuesday
7 February 2012
1.10 p.m.
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Gillian Lloyd, Organ
Unfortunately the
music students from Frensham Heights, who were down to perform
at this concert, are not able to do so.
We are very grateful to Gillian Lloyd for agreeing to step
in at short notice to give us an organ recital instead. Gillian
is a distinguished church organist and recitalist from Guildford
who has appeared at lunchtime recitals on a number of ocasions
in the past and her concert is sure to please.
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Wednesday
28 March 2012
1.10 p.m.
|
Chris Pelly, trumpet, with Barbara Henvest,
piano

PLEASE NOTE THE
CHANGE OF WEEKDAY -
WEDNESDAY
NOT THURSDAY!
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Chris Pelly is currently reading music at university. He is
well known to regular attenders at our concerts, having conducted
Schubert's 5th Symphony here in April 2010.
His concert is devoted to modern music for trumpet and piano.
Barbara Henvest is the keyboard player for the Bournemouth
Symphony Orchestra. |
Tuesday
10 April 2012
1.10 p.m.
|
Matthew
Rickard, piano
Matthew Rickard read Music at the University of Surrey where
he studied the piano with Clive Williamson. He pursued his postgraduate
studies at the Royal Academy of Music, specialising in piano
accompaniment. Matthew currently enjoys a busy career as a chamber
musician and soloist. Recent highlights include appearances at
the 2011 English Music Festival and at the National Concert Hall
in Dublin.
www.matthewrickard.co.uk |
Details of our concert season are posted on this site as soon as they are available,
and also mailed to everybody on our mailing list, which is free,
of course. If you wish your name to be added to, or removed from,
the mailing list, click here,
or telephone us at 01252 723548.
Details of the programme are also available from the United Reformed
Church in South Street, Farnham, and Farnham Library.
Last minute alterations (if any) will be posted
on this web site and notices will be displayed in the United Reformed
Church.
To see reports of this and previous seasons'
concerts click below:
If you have any suggestions or requests for
these concerts, please get in touch by e-mail, post or telephone
at the same address as our mailing list.
For details of our mailing list click here.
To see the specification of the Farnham United Reformed Church
organ click here.
To visit the website of Farnham United Reformed Church click
here.
To e-mail us click here.
Mailing List
Our mailing list is used for sending details of forthcoming
concerts to persons who might be interested, and for no other
purpose. We try to mail details of forthcoming concerts at least
annually, before the new season starts in the Autumn.
We are always pleased to receive comments on any aspect of
our programme, especially suggestions as to future activities.
If you wish your name to be added to, or removed from, our
mailing list, or to make any comments, you can e-mail us by clicking
here.
Alternatively, telephone us at 01252 723548.
Specification of the Organ
The organ was built in 1906 by Henry Jones
& Sons, South Kensington, renovated in 1986 by Bishop and
Sons and rebuilt in 2005/6 by James Richardson-Jones.
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SWELL ORGAN |
GREAT ORGAN |
PEDAL ORGAN |
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1 Double Diapason |
16 |
10 Open Diapason |
8 |
17 Open Diapason |
16 |
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2 Open Diapason |
8 |
11 Dulciana |
8 |
18 Bourdon |
16 |
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3 Viol di Gamba |
8 |
12 Rohr Flute* |
8 |
19 Bass Flute (from no 18) |
8 |
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4 Vox Angelica |
8 |
13 Harmonic Flute |
4 |
20 Super Octave (from no 17) |
4 |
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5 Lieblich Gedact |
8 |
14 Principal |
4 |
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6 Gemshorn |
4 |
15 Fifteenth |
2 |
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7 Harmonic Piccolo |
2 |
16 Mixture II |
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8 Cornopean |
8 |
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9 Oboe |
8 |
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Tremulant |
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Swell to Great |
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Swell to Pedals |
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Swell Octave |
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Great to Pedals |
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Compass of Manuals C to g³, 56 notes
Compass of Pedals C to f¹, 30 notes
Mechanical action to manuals; electro-pneumatic
action to pedals
Balanced Swell pedal
* misnomer for Clarabella
items new at the 1986 renovation
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