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The festival painted on the
canvas of the Lake District
Lake District Summer Music Ltd • Registered Charity No. 516350
Welcome
Dear Friends, Artists, Colleagues and Music Lovers,
What could be a more prestigious year than one celebrating the
Diamond Jubilee while the London Olympics dominate world attention?
Welcome to our 28th festival celebrating great British composers
through the centuries.
We open in the Coronation Hall with a rare performance of the
Hiawatha Trilogy from the pens of Coleridge Taylor and Longfellow.
Gathering momentum we can relish astronomer Herschel’s music and
costume with the 18th Century Concert Orchestra in Keswick, and
appreciate the night stars over Derwent Water with Andrew Newsam.
Paul Lewis will take us into the creative world of Schubert whose music
flowed effortlessly and crossed all dream-lines. Ben Johnson, tenor,
will introduce us to Victorian/Edwardian lady composers mingling with
Purcell, Schubert and Britten.
New collaborations include the Chilingirians, Benjamin Frith and Ben
Johnson. Explore new works between Bach and Brahms with Yuko Inoue
and Carole Presland.
Christoph Richter features Ethel Smyth’s cello sonata.
The Gould Piano Trio and the Škampa Quartet programmes promise
riches. I Fagiolini take us from Byrd to Britten in Kendal Parish Church,
while Jonathan Scott’s brilliant programme from Handel to Widor
displays the qualities of its two organs.
Contents
‘Rising Stars’ and LDSM young Artists go for
gold. Films at Fellinis and 5 o’clock concerts
at Blackwell cement our partnerships.
Special Deals
Music Theatre, Manchester Camerata,
Venues
Masterclasses, meet our Artists … enjoy !
Important News
Our deep gratitude is to all our artists
who bring us music-making of Olympian
heights. We look forward to meeting old
and new friends.
Renna Kellaway,
Artistic Director
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Festival Prelude
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Festival Diary
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Supporters
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How to Book
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Festival On A Page 36
Booking Form Back Cover
Book online at www.ldsm.org.uk
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Special Deals
The UK’s widest-spread music festival
Flexible Festival Saver
Lake District Summer Music recently
relaunched their website. With over 300
pages it provides the latest information
on events, artists’ profiles, details of all of
our courses and online booking. Below is
a list of access details for all our venues
but online you will find maps, directions and other useful information to
enhance your concert-going.
Our popular Festival Savers offer flexible deals which help you to enjoy
as many as possible of the great concerts on offer at Lake District
Summer Music 2012.
Any 4 concerts for £80 SAVE UP TO £18
Any 8 concerts for £140 SAVE UP TO £43.50
Any 12 concerts for £190 SAVE UP TO £77.50
Simply choose the concerts you would like to attend. Mark the booking
form at the back of this Festival Diary, or telephone the Box Office
stating that you wish to apply for the Festival Saver discount at the start
of your booking.
Please note that this discount only applies to bookings of four, eight or
twelve different events purchased at the same time, and is not available
online. Additional special offers or discounts cannot be applied in
conjunction with the Festival Saver.
Concessions
Concessions of 50% are available to under-18s, full-time students on
production of NUS cards, and those in receipt of JSA. Appropriate ID
will be required and concessions must be requested at the time of
booking. Please bring along your proof/identification to the first event
you attend, whereupon you can collect your tickets. Concessions are not
available on the Festival Saver offer and apply only to ticket purchases.
Andrew Lucas, Senior Executive Officer
Venue Access Guide
Abbot Hall Art Gallery, Kendal
Ambleside Parish Church
Ambleside Parish Centre
Blackwell Arts & Crafts House, Bowness
Brathay Hall, nr Ambleside
Carver Church, Windermere
Coronation Hall, Ulverston
Fellinis, Ambleside
Grasmere Parish Church
(Near venue)
2012 Souvenir Book
Hawkshead Parish Church
Pre-book any tickets
and receive a FREE
Souvenir Book worth £7
Kirkby Lonsdale Parish Church
Packed with programme
notes, articles and artist
biographies giving a rich
insight into the festival, an
essential purchase for any
festival-goer.
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Go to www.ldsm.org.uk and don’t forget to ‘like’ our new
Facebook page.
Box Office tel: 08456 44 21 44
Kendal Parish Church
Kendal Town Hall
Lakes Hall, Troutbeck Bridge
Rydal Church
St Martin’s Church, Bowness
St Thomas’s Church, Kendal
Storyteller’s Garden, Grasmere
Theatre by the Lake, Keswick
Zeffirellis, Ambleside
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Important News
For All Customers
With the large increases in postage costs, LDSM is
looking to save money and help ensure you get the
best possible information about Lake District Summer
Music events and courses.
We are introducing a new e-newsletter to bring you
the latest news on artists, programmes and events. To
make sure you receive this please complete the form
on our website at www.ldsm.org.uk/mailinglist
Still want to receive a printed copy
of the Festival Diary?
ALL CUSTOMERS should complete the
form on our website at
www.ldsm.org.uk/mailinglist
or return the Booking
Form indicating what
information they would
like to receive.
Thursday 12 July 2012
7.15pm FESTIVAL PRELUDE
£15 Bach’s B minor Mass
UNRESERVED
SEATING
University of Utrecht Choir and Orchestra
Nienke Otten SOPRANO
Annelies van der Vlies ALTO
Dolf Drabbels TENOR
Joep van Geffen BASS
Gilles Michels CONDUCTOR
Bach Mass in B Minor, BWV232 130’
LDSM’s festival prelude this year brings a performance of
one of Bach’s most monumental and best-loved works.
The performance comes as part of the UK tour of these
young Dutch musicians which also includes invitations to
perform at Cheltenham Festival and Dorchester Abbey.
Can’t attend but
would like to see
LDSM continue to
thrive?
A small donation would
help to sustain the work
we do mounting festivals in
this inspiring location and
working with talented young
musicians. Fill in the donation form
on our booking form at the back of
the diary or see our website at
www.ldsm.org.uk/supporttalent
Thank you!
Andrew Lucas
LDSM Senior Executive Officer
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Saturday 28 July 2012
7.15pm Hiawatha:
balcony £17 The Complete Trilogy
stalls £12
one free
child ticket per
paying adult
ALLOCATED
SEATING
Lesley Jane Rogers SOPRANO
Nicholas Hurndall Smith TENOR
David Kempster BASS
New Millennium Chorus
Northern Chamber Orchestra
Ian Jones CONDUCTOR
Coleridge Taylor
Hiawatha’s Wedding Feast 32’
The Death of Minnehaha 36’
Hiawatha’s Departure 46’
Sunday 29 July 2012
3pm The Prince and the
adults £8 Four Servants
children £4
*family £21
*admits 2 adults
& 2 children
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Classic Rhythm
Paul Ryan NARRATOR
When a handsome Prince asks for the beautiful
Princess’s hand in marriage, the evil Witch Queen sets
him three seemingly impossible tasks to see if he is
worthy of marrying her daughter. If he should fail, then
he will die! While the Prince has brought with him four
faithful servants, it is the audience’s decision alone
which will determine the Prince’s fate.
LDSM 2012 opens with Coleridge-Taylor’s setting of
Longfellow’s narrative poem, ‘The Song of Hiawatha’.
Once the most popular choral works in England after
the ‘Messiah’, with regular ‘Prom’ performances under
Sir Malcolm Sargeant, the trilogy has close connections
with Cumbria. An early performance in 1901 at the Mary
Wakefield Festival was conducted by the composer.
This surging tuneful music reflects the
joys and pains of the Native
Americans.
A Pre-Concert talk by David Hunt will
be given in the Supper Room at 5pm.
Free of charge to ticket holders. Please
book this in advance.
An LDSM
promotion in
partnership
with Cumbria
Choral
Initiative
with support
from the
Sir John Fisher
Foundation
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Sunday 29 July 2012 continued
8pm William Herschel (1739–1822) –
a £19.50 Musician and Astronomer
b £13
ALLOCATED
SEATING
18th Century Concert Orchestra
Andrew Newsam SPEAKER
Monday 30 July 2012
12noon LDSM Artists Ensemble
£15
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Richard Deakin VIOLIN
Garfield Jackson VIOLA
Emma Ferrand CELLO
An exciting and entertaining evening in the company of
the 18th Century Concert Orchestra giving a dramatized
history of the life, compositions and
discoveries of the Father of Modern
Astronomy. Performed on authentic
instruments in full 18th century
costume, with all the elegance
of the period, the concert also
features works by composers with
whom Herschel had links including
Charles Avison, Thomas Linley
and Joseph Haydn. Narrated by
renowned astrophysicist Dr Andy
Newsam, this is a great family event.
Schubert String Trio Movement in B flat, D471 7’
Kodály Duo for violin and cello, Op.7 28’
John Manduell Recitative and Aria for violin and cello
world premiere
Beethoven String Trio in D major, Op.9 No.2 23’
After the performance, join Andy
Newsam in Crow Park under the Lakes
stars for a free talk about modern
astronomy… weather permitting!
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Today’s three concerts explore a key strand in this
year’s Festival – the emergence of the national voice in
music. This midday concert brings together three LDSM
resident artists. Trios from masters of the chamber music
repertoire frame the performance of Kodály’s duo, which
expresses the composer’s impressions of the high Alps
and his forebodings of the First World War, along with a
companion piece commissioned from John Manduell. A
compelling programme in one of our favourite venues.
5pm Morgan Szymanski GUITAR
£15 Blackwell Arts & Crafts House, nr Bowness
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Programme includes:
Mauro Giuliani Grand Overture, Op.61
Francisco Tárrega Recuerdos de la Alhambra
Alec Roth The Unicorn in the Garden
Julio Cesar Oliva Three Sketches of Mexico
In the intimate surroundings of
Blackwell’s beautiful panelled
Peacock Room this popular early
evening series, in partnership with
Lakeland Arts Trust, has been
expanded to four concerts. It opens
with the welcome return of the
charismatic and superb Mexican
guitarist Morgan Szymanski
performing works from Central & South America and
Britain in the special ambience of Blackwell.
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Monday 30 July 2012 continued
8pm Chilingirian Quartet 1
a £21
*RV £10
*limited standby
tickets only
available on the
day
ZONED
SEATING
WITH
Garfield Jackson VIOLA
Haydn Quartet in D major, Op.76 No.5 20’
Enescu Quartet No.2 in G major, Op.22 No.2 28’
Mozart Quintet in C major for 2 violins, 2 violas
& cello K515 34’
Many audience members will still recall the Enescu
Octet as one of the highlights of our 2002 festival,
performed by the combined forces of the Chilingirian
and Belcea quartets. The second quartet performed this
evening reflects national folk music of the composer’s
native Romania, and is widely regarded as one of the
crowning glories of his chamber music output. Framed
by the Classical authors of chamber music, which also
influenced Enescu as performer, this performance
shouldn’t be missed.
Tuesday 31 July 2012
2.30pm Matthew Bourne’s
£15 Swan Lake in 3D
ALLOCATED
SEATING
Winner of three Tony Awards and the longest running
ballet in London’s West End, Matthew Bourne’s 1998
redrawing of Tchaikovsky’s Swan Lake revolutionised
the ballet world. Cast not for the traditional fluttering
female swans in the corp de ballet, but with a muscular
male ensemble, this production has now been captured
on film in 3D. Reach out and touch this provocative and
powerful Swan Lake for our times.
Music on Film
Mozart:
Don Giovanni
In Search of
Haydn
Puccini:
La Bohème
Cinderella
Saturday 4 August
See page 19
Thurday 9 August
See page 29
Tuesday 7 August
See page 24
Saturday 11 August
See page 31
3.30pm Stories and Music
adults £8
children £4
*family £21
*admits 2 adults
& 2 children
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Taffy Thomas returns with his entertaining collection
of stories combined with music and set in his magical
garden in the centre of this beautiful Lakeland village.
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Tuesday 31 July 2012 continued
Wednesday 1 August 2012
2.30pm YSV Masterclass
adults £8
children £4
*family £21
Suzie Meszaros VIOLA
Suzie Meszaros, violist of the
Chilingirian Quartet, gave an inspiring
UNRESERVED masterclass with the children of our Young String
SEATING Venture back in 2010 and makes a welcome return this
Supported by year. A must-see (and hear!) event for young players,
Dr & Mrs
Peter Lucas parents and teachers.
*admits 2 adults
& 2 children
8pm Paul Lewis PIANO
a £21
*RV £10
*limited
standby tickets
only available
on the day
ZONED
SEATING
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Schubert German Dances, D783 11’
Schubert Moments Musicaux, D780 36’
Schubert Sonata in A minor, D845 38’
‘the finest Schubert interpreter of his generation’
GRAMOPHONE
Son of a Liverpool dock worker, with a home which
only had a one-octave electronic organ, Paul’s musical
background could hardly have been more different from
Schubert’s. And yet his empathy for this composer has
captivated thousands throughout the world through his
concerts, broadcasts and recordings. We are delighted to
welcome Paul Lewis to LDSM for the first time.
5pm Artesian Quartet
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Debussy Quartet in F 28’
Beethoven Quartet in C major, Op.59 No.3, ‘Razumovsky’
30’
Second of our 2012 series of concerts presenting
chamber music in the perfect surroundings of Blackwell.
This young quartet from the Academy have already
made their mark with a performance at the 2011 BBC
Proms broadcast on Radio 3. Enjoy the Artesian Quartet
performing these two remarkable contrasting works.
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Wednesday 1 August 2012 continued
Thursday 2 August 2012
12noon Kirkby Market Day Concert
£10
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Be amongst the first to hear the exciting next generation
of professional musicians and ensembles in our series of
Supported by LDSM Young Artist concerts. This year our series opens in the
Mr & Mrs
Alan Maddocks beautiful church of St Mary, dating back to Norman times.
2.30pm Violin Masterclass
£10
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Levon Chilingirian VIOLIN
LDSM’s Masterclass Series is a fascinating opportunity for
music lovers to understand some of the nuts and bolts
which combine behind performances of great works of
classical music. Best known to LDSM audiences in his
capacity as leader of his renowned quartet, Levon is
equally in demand throughout the world as a teacher and
Supported mentor to young violinists. Join us in the inspiring lakeside
by Mr & Mrs
Martin Rayner surroundings of our new Academy base at Brathay Hall.
8pm
£15
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Archos Quartet
8pm Gould Piano Trio
a £24.50
b £17
c £10
ALLOCATED
SEATING
Supported by
Derrick Johnson
in loving
memory of his
wife Margaret
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St Martin’s Church, Bowness-on-Windermere
Ireland Phantasie Trio in A minor 12’
Beethoven Piano Trio in D minor, Op.70 No.1, ‘Ghost’
Saint-Saëns Piano Trio in E minor, Op.92 No.2 35’
24’
We are delighted to welcome back The Gould Piano
Trio’s following their last-minute appearance in 2011,
when they replaced the indisposed Steven Osborne.
Their performance last year was a revelation of
musicianship of the highest order. Their concert this year
is guaranteed to keep us spellbound.
Beethoven Quartet in F major, Op.18 No.1
Penderecki Quartet No.2 10’
Wolf Quartet in D minor 42’
26’
This young Polish quartet gave a thrilling performance
of Górecki’s 2nd quartet which wowed the packed
audience at Blackwell in 2011. This year they bring us
Penderecki’s 2nd quartet from their home country. If
you are familiar with the beauty of Wolf’s lieder you will
welcome the opportunity to hear his profound quartet
which echoes the late Classical quartets of Beethoven.
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Thursday 2 August 2012 continued
Friday 3 August 2012
8pm Hallam Roberts Jazz Quintet
balcony £19.50
stalls £13
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Amy Roberts REEDS
John Hallam REEDS
Tom Kincaid PIANO
Jim Swinnerton DOUBLE BASS
Nick Millward DRUMS
Kendal Town Hall
LDSM has always been about established professionals
and young emerging talent, and this event is no
exception. 22-year-old Amy Roberts has come to the fore
in the legendary Chris Barber’s band. Here she is joined
by world-renowned reed player John Hallam and a great
swinging rhythm section in what promises to be a very
welcome return of jazz at LDSM.
11am Rising Star: Kiryl Keduk PIANO
£15 Ambleside Parish Church
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Mozart Sonata in C major, K330 18’
Chopin 4 Mazurkas, Op.24 13’
Debussy Estampes 15’
Tchaikovsky Méditation, Op. 72 No.5 6’
Paderewski Caprice, genre Scarlatti & Nocturne in B flat,
Op.16 No.4 7’
Stravinsky Three Movements from Petrushka 18’
Showcasing international competition prizewinners,
our Rising Stars series presents the winner of the James
Mottram International Piano Competition held at the
RNCM in 2010. Recitals which follow winning major
competitions are vital components in building successful
careers. Kiryl Keduk is one to be followed closely, with
engagements already lined up in Europe. We welcome
him in his LDSM debut.
2.30pm YSV Showcase Concert
adults £8
children £4
*family £21
Rachel Moore DIRECTOR
Rebecca Rathbone DIRECTOR
*admits 2 adults
& 2 children
The week of chamber music, string orchestra and musical
games from our Young String Venture – attracting
musicians aged 6-17 – is showcased in this ever-popular
Supported by event in our International Festival. Youthful energy,
Dr & Mrs
Eira Leach musical talent and concert excitement are almost tangible.
UNRESERVED
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Friday 3 August 2012 continued
Saturday 4 August 2012
11am Music For Strings
adults £10
children £4
*family £21
LDSM Young Artists
Rydal Church
Hear emerging professionals set
in the historic beauty of Rydal
UNRESERVED Church, next to Dora’s field and
SEATING overlooked by Rydal Mount,
Supported Wordsworth’s home
by Mr & Mrs
Andrew Brodie from 1813–50.
*admits 2 adults
& 2 children
8pm Jonathan Scott ORGAN
£21 Kendal Parish Church
*RV £10
*limited
standby tickets
only available
on the day
ZONED SEATING
Handel arr. J.Scott Overture from Music for the Royal
Fireworks, HWV351
Guilmant March upon Handel’s ‘Lift up your heads’,
Op.15 No.2
John Stanley Voluntary No.VIII in D minor, Op.5
Tom Scott Ignatia world premiere
Bonnet In Memoriam Titanic, Op.10 No.1
Vierne Finale to Symphony No.1 Op.14
Widor Allegro to Symphony No. 6 in G minor, Op. 42 No.2
Philip Glass Satyagraha (Act III conclusion)
Reubke Sonata ‘The 94th Psalm’
‘What a great future organ playing has in this country
with young instrumentalists of this calibre who pull off
stylistic wonders with such aplomb.’ MUSICAL OPINION
Jonathan Scott’s morning recitals for us have grown
in popularity year on year. With guaranteed virtuosity,
a wide-ranging programme, Jonathan’s charismatic
introductions and new visual elements, this will be a
‘must attend’ evening event.
Tom Scott, composer, pianist, filmmaker and lecturer,
gives an illustrated talk on composing for the organ,
and includes some of his work as animator. Free talk
to concert ticket holders at 5pm in Kirkland Hall.
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2.30pm Afternoon Film & Music Matinee
£13 Mozart: Don Giovanni
ALLOCATED
SEATING
Fellinis, Ambleside
Take your seat and be transported to La Scala, Milan, for
one of Mozart’s greatest operas. The cast includes Bryn
Terfel as Leporello, Anna Netrebko as Donna Anna,
and Peter Mattei as Don Giovanni, in a performance
sculpted by Daniel Barenboim.
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Saturday 4 August 2012 continued
Sunday 5 August 2012
3pm
a £21
*RV £10
*limited
standby tickets
only available
on the day
ZONED
SEATING
8pm Chilingirian Quartet 2
a £24.50
b £17
c £10
ALLOCATED
SEATING
Ben Johnson TENOR
Benjamin Frith PIANO
Mozart Quartet in B flat major, K589 23’
Brahms Quartet in A minor, Op.51 No.2 33’
Vaughan Williams On Wenlock Edge 23’
Important
News For All
Customers
See page 4
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BBC New Generation Artist, Ben Johnson, follows his
concert with the Chilingirian Quartet with a recital
of songs by Purcell, Schubert and Britten, plus a
selection of wonderful Victoriana songs by Virginia
Gabriel, Maude Valerie White, Amy Woodforde,
and Liza Lehmann. James Baillieu, in widespread
demand, makes a welcome return to LDSM in his
partnership with Ben Johnson.
WITH
Preceded by the elegance and genius of Mozart and
the profound riches of Brahms a century later, Vaughan
Williams’s dramatic and profound settings of six poems
from A E Houseman’s A Shropshire Lad evoke themes
of love and pastoral nostalgia. This is an exciting
collaboration celebrating one of Britain’s foremost
composers in this Olympic year.
Ben Johnson TENOR
James Baillieu PIANO
8pm Menuhin Concert
a £19.50
b £13
ALLOCATED
SEATING
LDSM Young Artists
WITH THE Chilingirian Quartet
For over 10 years, this event at Theatre by the Lake
has been one of the most popular in the Lake District
Summer Music International Festival programme.
Presenting some of the world’s most outstanding young
musical talent performing solos, duos and ensembles,
it honours one of the world’s legendary violinists and
LDSM’s former President, the late Yehudi Menuhin. As
always the evening is brought to a resounding end by
the LDSM Menuhin Ensemble. This year you will enjoy
a massed performance of one of Beethoven’s greatest
chamber music works, his Quartet in F major, Op.95, led
by the renowned Chilingirian Quartet.
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Monday 6 August 2012
Monday 6 August 2012 continued
12noon Grasmere Concert
£10
UNRESERVED
SEATING
LDSM Young Artists
Another concert in our series of events profiling the next
generation of professionals attending our Academy.
Set in the heart of this popular Lake District village,
with Dove Cottage, the Heaton Cooper Gallery and
Grasmere’s famous gingerbread all nearby, this is an
excellent way to enjoy your midday respite.
2.30pm Viola Masterclass
£10
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Yuko Inoue VIOLA
Yuko Inoue leads the second of this year’s LDSM
Masterclass Series, working with violists attending our
Supported International Summer Music Academy. Don’t miss Yuko’s
by Mr & Mrs
Martin Rayner recital the next day!
5pm Great British Music & Art
£15
Price includes
private view of
exhibition and
canapés
UNRESERVED
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Cassia Quartet
Elgar Quartet in E minor, Op.83
For the third of our
concerts in partnership
with Lakeland Arts
Trust, we switch to
Abbot Hall Art Gallery
in Kendal, celebrating
its 50th anniversary
year. The gallery’s Great
British Art summer
exhibition and LDSM’s
Great British Music festival strand combine to make a
perfect prelude to tonight’s evening concert in Kendal
Parish Church.
8pm Vocal Kaleidoscope
a £24.50
b £17
RV c £10
ZONED SEATING
I Fagiolini
Robert Hollingworth DIRECTOR
William Byrd Though Amaryllis Dance in Green
John Milton O Woe is Me for Thee
Thomas Tomkins When David Heard
Clément Janequin Le Chant des Oyseaulx
Monteverdi 4 madrigals from the Fourth Book of
Madrigals
Britten Sacred and Profane
Roderick Wiliams / Timothy Knapman Damn-a-lot (new
commission)
Various Vocal Soufflés
I Fagiolini’s sell-out performance of The Full Monteverdi
at LDSM in 2006 lingers long in the minds of those
who attended it. The inventiveness of I Fagiolini’s
programmes is matched by the virtuosity of this vocal
ensemble’s singing. As for ‘Damn-a-lot’ – a ten-minute
musical, musing on Mephistopheles, Faust – it owes as
much to Monty-Python as it does Monte-verdi.
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Tuesday 7 August 2012
Tuesday 7 August 2012 continued
11am The Romantic Viola
a £21
*RV £10
*limited
standby tickets
only available
on the day
ZONED
SEATING
Yuko Inoue VIOLA
Carole Presland PIANO
Bach Viola da Gamba Sonata in D major 15’
Bridge Two pieces 8’
Benjamin Dale Phantasy 22’
John Hawkins Urizen 10’
Brahms Sonata in E flat major Op.120 No.2
22’
After her sell-out recital last year, violist Yuko Inoue’s
morning recital also welcomes Carole Presland back to
LDSM. Bach and Brahms frame three remarkable UK
composers with the special voice of the viola at the heart
of their works.
2.30pm In Search of Haydn
£13 Fellinis, Ambleside
ALLOCATED
SEATING
‘riveting’ THE GUARDIAN
The next in the series of award-winning Phil Grabsky
documentaries exploring the lives of some of our
greatest composers. Haydn was truly one of the foremost
musical innovators of his time. Through intimate and
revealing interviews with the greatest living exponents
of Haydn’s music, and detailed extracts from Haydn’s
personal letters, the film offers tremendous insight into
Haydn’s music and an appreciation of the artist’s wit,
humanity and insatiable creativity.
8pm Music for a Summer Evening
Retiring Hawkshead Parish Church
Collection
LDSM Young Artists
UNRESERVED
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Our partnership with Hawkshead’s Music for a Summer
Evening series has lasted over 25 years. Set in the
picturesque church, thought to have been built in 1500
upon the hill overlooking the village of Hawkshead, this
concert by our young artists is always popular.
8pm Škampa Quartet 1
a £21
*RV £10
*limited
standby tickets
only available
on the day
ZONED
SEATING
Haydn Quartet in B flat, Unfinished 8’
Mendelssohn Quartet in A minor, Op.13 28’
Beethoven Quartet in A minor, Op.132 43’
‘No other quartet can play this music quite like the
Škampas, whose interest in Czech folk music underpins a
high-octane style of delivery.’ THE GUARDIAN
The first of two concerts this year by the Škampa Quartet
which see them combine their love for the music of
their country – old and new – with their passion for
performing some of chamber music’s greatest works.
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Wednesday 8 August 2012
Wednesday 8 August 2012 continued
2.30pm Ensemble Masterclass
£10 Brathay Hall, nr Ambleside
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Škampa Quartet
Quartets and trios are guided through their performance
Supported in the third of these fascinating insights into the training
by Mr & Mrs
Martin Rayner of talented musicians.
5pm Jubilee Quartet
UNRESERVED
SEATING
1st Prize winners of the Val Tidone International
Chamber Music Competition, the Jubilee Quartet were
formed in 2006 at the Royal Academy of Music, London.
They have already given three concert tours of the Czech
Republic, played in France and performed in some of the
most prestigious venues in the UK. Come and join them
as they close this year’s series of concerts in partnership
with Lakeland Arts Trust.
8pm Christoph Richter CELLO
a £21 Carole Presland PIANO
*RV £10
*limited
standby tickets
only available
on the day
ZONED
SEATING
Beethoven Sonata in F major for piano and cello,
Op.5 No.1 24’
Ethel Smyth Sonata in A minor, Op.5 19’
Liszt Sonetto del Petracha 104 & 123, from ‘Annees de
pelerinage, Italie’ for solo piano 12’
Strauss Sonata in F major, Op.6 26’
Christoph Richter, one of the most sought-after cellists in
Europe, rekindles the partnership with Carole Presland
from 2009. We are delighted that he is joining the LDSM
family once again, in a performance which includes the
infrequently-heard Strauss cello sonata, and an even
rarer performance of a sonata by Ethel Smyth – an
active Suffragette and one of Britain’s foremost female
composers.
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Thursday 9 August 2012
Thursday 9 August 2012 continued
11am Morning Serenade
£10 Carver Church, Windermere
UNRESERVED
SEATING
LDSM Young Artists
With further refurbishments now completed, we
return to this beautiful church for our annual Morning
Serenade feature which profiles some of the most
talented musicians attending our Academy in solos,
duos and ensembles.
2.30pm Cello Masterclass
£10 Brathay Hall, nr Ambleside
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Christoph Richter CELLO
Christoph Richter works with the
talented cellists in residence at
LDSM Academy. Masterclasses
invariably initiate questions of
Supported personal tastes and accepted
by Mr & Mrs
Martin Rayner practices in interpretation, as
well as technical advice. Explore
all this with our Festival Artists and our new generation
musicians.
8pm Aurora Ensemble
balcony £19.50
stalls £13
ZONED
SEATING
Kendal Town Hall
Danzi Quintet in G minor, Op.56 No.2 12’
Butler Down Hollow Winds 13’
Mozart Piano Quintet in E flat, K452 22’
Rossini Quartet 14’
Berio Opus Number Zoo 5’
Poulenc Sextet for piano and wind quintet, Op.100 20’
The Aurora Ensemble wind quintet is rapidly becoming
one of the finest wind ensembles in the country, making
appearances at many major venues, including the Purcell
Room, Wigmore Hall (for the Park Lane Group), and
Manchester’s Bridgewater Hall. Join them as they give
their LDSM International Festival début in an enticing
programme of delicious music.
Pre-book any tickets
and receive a FREE
Souvenir Book worth £7
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John Reid PIANO
‘The excellent Aurora Ensemble played…with dazzling
precision and infectious wit’ FINANCIAL TIMES
2012 Souvenir Book
Packed with programme
notes, articles and artist
biographies giving a rich
insight into the festival, an
essential purchase for any
festival-goer.
WITH
8.30pm Puccini: La Bohème LIVE RELAY
£22.50 Fellinis, Ambleside
ALLOCATED
SEATING
A live relay from the ancient greek theatre from
Taormina, Sicily, of one of the most enduringly popular
operas of all time, bringing to life Paris of the 1830s.
Opera in four scenes.
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Friday 10 August 2012
Saturday 11 August 2012
11am Rising Star
£15 Mikhail Nemtsov CELLO
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Elena Nemtsova PIANO
Beethoven Sonata in G minor, Op.5 No.2 25’
Shostakovich Sonata in D minor, Op.40 27’
Borboudakis Roai II 15’
Franck Sonata for cello and piano in A major 28’
The second of this year’s Rising Star concerts profiling
international prizewinners. Pupil of Hannah Roberts
– an LDSM Alumnus – Mikhail was the winner of the
prestigious 2011 Pierre Fournier Award. Your chance to
Supported by hear him with his regular duo partner and sister Elena
Dame Kathleen
Ollerenshaw DBE before their performance at the Wigmore this Autumn.
11am Škampa Quartet 2
£15 WITH
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Programme includes:
Yasushi Akutagawa Triptych for Strings 13’
Elgar Serenade in E minor 12’
Solos, duos and ensembles from our LDSM Young Artists
in this popular event which marks the culmination of
our International Summer Music Academy. As always,
the evening ends with a performance by our Serenade
Ensemble, directed again this year by the respected
Japanese chamber musician and conductor Kazuki Sawa,
whose training and direction of Bartok’s ‘Divertimento’
in 2011 is recalled at the peak of achievement.
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Suk Meditation on an old Bohemian Chorale 8’
Pavel Fischer String Quartet No.3, Mad Piper
world premiere 17’
Schubert String Quintet in C for 2 vlns, vla, 2 vcs, D956
55’
‘The Škampas’ former leader Pavel Fisher writes music
which proudly presents his beloved folk music alongside
more traditional classical idioms. It is immediate and
engaging. We look forward to this third work to be
premiered at LDSM as much as we do to the quartet’s
collaboration with cellist Christoph Richter in Schubert’s
string quintet. A wonderful programme in our final
weekend of the festival.
8pm Christopher Rowland
£15 Candlelight Serenade
UNRESERVED
SEATING
Christoph Richter CELLO
2.30pm Afternoon Matinee: Cinderella
£13 Fellinis, Ambleside
ALLOCATED
SEATING
‘This sumptuous Cinderella is a banquet for the eyes’
THE INDEPENDENT
Created to celebrate Birmingham Royal Ballet’s 20th
anniversary, Cinderella is stunning. A great end to this
year’s film series in partnership with Fellini’s & Zeffirellis.
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Saturday 11 August 2012 continued
Sunday 12 August 2012
8pm Manchester Camerata
balcony £24.50
front stalls £17
rear stalls £10
ZONED
SEATING
Giovanni Guzzo DIRECTOR/VIOLIN
Kendal Town Hall
Mendelssohn String Symphony No.10 in B minor 11’
Tippett Little Music for String Orchestra 11’
Mozart Symphony No.29 in A major 26’
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in D minor 30’
Haydn Symphony No.49 in F major ‘La Passione’ 20’
Manchester Camerata’s world-class chamber orchestra
is critically thriving under the new artistic leadership of
Music Director Gábor Takács-Nagy and Leader Giovanni
Guzzo. Hear the orchestra perform for the first time
for many years in Kendal’s Town Hall. A programme
embracing Tippett’s beautiful work, with the pieces we
cherish in our great heritage of music.
8pm Mask Behind the Face
a £19.50
b £13
ALLOCATED
SEATING
Re:sound
Rebecca Lea SOPRANO
Jonathan Ainscough NARRATOR
Peter Foggitt PIANO
Katherine Wilde DIRECTOR
The Mask Behind the Face is new cabaret taking the
performers and the audience on a journey spanning
Paris, Berlin, London, and two World Wars which
changed the world. Composers and poets, Satie
and Hypsa, Weill and Brecht, Britten and Auden
highlighted the more salubrious environment of the
cabaret bar. They created a new genre for a generation
voracious for excitement, new sounds, rhythms and
colours. The perfect tonic for a changing society.
A Pre-Concert talk will be
given at 5.30pm. Free of
Charge to Ticket holders.
Please book this in advance.
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Donors, Sponsors & Supporters
How to book
LDSM Patrons priority booking
Anonymous Donors
Dr & Mrs Rodney Leach
Armstrong Watson
Mr & Mrs Harold Lefton
Stephen Bell Charitable Trust
Lindeth Howe Country House Hotel
Benefactors of LDSM
Dr & Mrs Peter Lucas
Val & Andrew Brodie
Mr & Mrs Alan Maddocks
Brown Shipley Private Banking
The National Trust
Please return your completed Booking Form marked PATRON,
enclosing payment and a stamped addressed envelope. LDSM
Patrons are advised to take advantage of the Priority Booking
Period, by post from 14 – 27 May. All ticket orders received after
this period will be treated as standard postal bookings.
Burn Howe Garden House Hotel
Dame Kathleen Ollerenshaw DBE
Online and postal booking OPENS MONDAY 28 MAY
Crewdson & Co.
Patrons of LDSM
Cumbria Choral Initiative
Mr Bruce Pimlott
English Lakes Ice Creams
Mrs Mary Powney
Sir John Fisher Foundation
Mr & Mrs Martin Rayner
Fellinis
South Lakeland District Council
Forsyth Brothers Ltd
The Stoller Trust
Hadfield Trust
Stramongate Press
David Hayton Peugeot
Temple Heelis Commercial LLP
Miss Valerie Howe
Windermere Lake Cruises
LDSM Trust
Zeffirellis
PATRONS OF
L A K E DISTR ICT SUMMER MUSIC
Launched in 1985 alongside the International Festival
and Summer School the aims of this separate charity are:
• Supporting young musicians today – ensuring great artists tomorrow
• To support the activities of LDSM.
• To raise money to provide scholarships for students attending LDSM
Summer Schools.
Join today and receive priority booking, invitations to special events and
advance information on LDSM and Patron events.
For more details contact:
Glenn Clifford, Hon. Treasurer
Email: patrons@ldsm.org.uk
Web: www.ldsm.org.uk/patrons
or contact 08456 44 25 05
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OPENS MONDAY 14 MAY
Priority Booking is available to Patrons of LDSM.
To book online go to www.ldsm.org.uk. A £1 transaction fee
applies to online bookings.
For postal booking, please return your completed Booking
Form enclosing payment and a stamped addressed envelope
for the return of your tickets. A £1 transaction fee will apply to
all postal bookings not accompanied by an SAE.
Telephone booking OPENS WEDNESDAY 6 JUNE
Please call LDSM Box Office on 08456 44 21 44.
Open Monday to Friday, 11am to 4pm. A 24hr message service
is also in operation.
Booking in person OPENS WEDNESDAY 6 JUNE
Tickets will be available from the Lake District Summer Music
offices at Stricklandgate House, 92 Stricklandgate, Kendal
(Monday to Friday, 12noon to 2pm). Subject to availability,
tickets will also be on sale at the venue on the day of each
concert from an hour before the performance.
Ambleside Parish Centre Box Office
Tickets will also be available from Ambleside Parish Centre
during the Festival, from 10am-4pm and at evening events.
Refunds
Please check your tickets as soon as you receive them. The Box
Office cannot undertake to exchange tickets or refund money.
Tickets may only be returned for resale if the event in question
is sold out. A £2 handling charge will be made per return.
Whilst every effort is made to ensure that the information in this brochure is correct at the time
of going to press, some alterations to the programme or artists may be necessary in exceptional
circumstances. The management of LDSM reserves the right to make any necessary alterations without
prior notification.
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Festival on a Page
Thu 12 7.15pm
Bach’s B Minor Mass
Sat 28
5pm
Talk: David Hunt
7.15pm
Hiawatha: The Complete Trilogy
Sun 29 3pm
William Herschel
Late
Talk: Andy Newsam
Crow Park, Keswick
LDSM Artists Ensemble
5pm
Morgan Szymanski
Blackwell Arts & Crafts House
8pm
Chilingirian Quartet 1
Mon 30 12noon
Tue 31
Wed 1
Thu 2
Fri 3
Sat 4
Sun 5
Mon 6
Tue 7
Wed 8
Thu 9
Fri 10
Sat 11
The Prince and the Four Servants Carver Church, WIndermere
8pm
2.30pm
Swan Lake in 3D
3.30pm
Stories and Music
8pm
Paul Lewis
Seating
Your Details
Unreserved Seating
Your ticket guarantees entry, but no specific seat is allocated.
Name
Zoned Seating
Your ticket guarantees entry and entitles you to access to a
zoned seating area, but no specific seat is allocated.
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The venues below generally have allocated seating – please
mark your preferred seating location on the plans below.
Coronation Hall,
Ulverston
Theatre By The Lake,
Keswick
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Help us secure Please help us measure the economic impact of LDSM.
funding
Whilst attending LDSM events I will be:
Travelling to concerts from my home
2.30pm
YSV Masterclass
5pm
Artesian Quartet
8pm
Gould Piano Trio
Staying in my own holiday home
12noon
Kirkby Market Day Concert
Renting accommodation locally
2.30pm
Violin Masterclass
8pm
Archos Quartet
St Martin’s Church, Bowness
Staying in hotel or B&B
8pm
Hallam Roberts Jazz Quintet
Kendal Town Hall
11am
Rising Star: Kiryl Keduk
2.30pm
YSV Showcase Concert
5pm
Talk: Tom Scott
Kirkland Hall, Kendal
8pm
Jonathan Scott
11am
Music for Strings
Rydal Church
2.30pm
Don Giovanni
Fellinis, Ambleside
8pm
3pm
Johnson & Baillieu
8pm
Menuhin Concert
12noon
Grasmere Concert
2.30pm
Viola Masterclass
5pm
Great British Music & Art
8pm
Vocal Kaleidoscope: I Fagiolini
11am
The Romantic Viola
2.30pm
In Search of Haydn
Fellinis, Ambleside
8pm
Music for a Summer Evening
Hawkshead Parish Church
8pm
Škampa Quartet 1
2.30pm
Ensemble Masterclass
5pm
Jubilee Quartet
8pm
Richter & Presland
11am
Morning Serenade
2.30pm
Cello Masterclass
8pm
Aurora Ensemble
Kendal Town Hall
8.30pm
Puccini: La Bohème
Fellinis, Ambleside
11am
Rising Star: Mikhail Nemtsov
8pm
Candlelight Serenade
11am
Škampa Quartet 2
2.30pm
Cinderella
Fellinis, Ambleside
8pm
Manchester Camerata
Kendal Town Hall
Pre-performance Talk
Mask Behind The Face
Sun 12 5.30pm
8pm
Staying at campsite
Other (please specify)
Patrons
Membership
Please send me information on the LDSM Patrons
Society
Concessions
I have applied for concessions for:
Children under 18
Job Seekers Allowance claimants (ES40)
Colour Key
Price A
Price B
Price C
Please note that although we will try to please everyone, seat
allocations are made on a ‘first come, first served’ basis. No
guarantees can be made.
Aisle seat preferred
Wheelchair
Restricted View (RV)
The view of the performance may be significantly blocked from
some seats.
Venues Information
For full information on access see page 3 of the Festival Diary.
Do visit our new website www.ldsm.org.uk which has lots
more information on our Festival venues, including venue links,
directions, advice on parking, and much more!
Full-time students (NUS)
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Send your completed booking form to:
Box Office, Lake District Summer Music, 92 Stricklandgate, Kendal,
Cumbria LA9 4PU
Donations
LDSM increasingly relies on donations from individuals to maintain
its Summer School and Festival programme. As a UK Tax Payer LDSM
can claim Gift Aid on your donation providing you have paid tax at or
above the level of your gift. This enables LDSM to claim a substantial
tax rebate from Revenue and Customs on your gift.
Booking Form
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NON FESTIVAL SAVER TICKETS
Detach as indicated. Fill in BOTH sides and return to:
Lake District Summer Music, Stricklandgate House,
92 Stricklandgate, Kendal, Cumbria LA9 4PU.
Enquiries: 08456 44 21 44
Deal Seat Price
Seats
Total £
Deal Seat Price
Special Festival Saver
Talk: David Hunt
FREE
FREE
Sun 5 3pm
8pm
7.15pm Hiawatha: The Complete Trilogy
For each event please indicate the number of Festival Saver
tickets in the ‘Deal’ column. Only indicate any additional full
or concession price ticket orders and totals in the Non Festival
Saver Tickets columns. Combination tickets cannot be used in
conjunction with the Festival Saver.
Price
Qty
Total
Sun 29 3pm
William Herschel
Late
Talk: Andy Newsam
£80.00
Festival Saver Deal B – Eight concerts
£140.00
5pm
Morgan Szymanski
Festival Saver Deal C – Twelve concerts
£190.00
8pm
One free Souvenir Book with every Festival Saver Deal Festival Saver Total
Souvenir Book
2012 Souvenir Book
£7.00
8pm
Thu 2
I am interested in:
Masterclasses
Early music
Talks
Orchestral concerts
International Summer
Music Academy
Choral events
Young String Venture
Jazz concerts
Courses for adults
Family friendly events
Films
Tue 7
Fri 3
Artesian Quartet
8pm
Gould Piano Trio
Thu 9
Support Us? If you can’t attend this year’s Festival, why not
make a small donation to help sustain the work we do? Just use
the donations section at the foot of the ticket booking opposite.
Thank you.
Vocal Kaleidoscope: I Fagiolini
11am
The Romantic Viola
Škampa Quartet 1
5pm
Jubilee Quartet
8pm
Richter & Presland
11am
Morning Serenade
2.30pm Cello Masterclass
12noon Kirkby Market Day Concert
8pm
2.30pm Violin Masterclass
8.30pm Puccini: La Bohème
8pm
Archos Quartet
8pm
Hallam Roberts Jazz Quintet
11am
Rising Star: Kiryl Keduk
Fri 10 11am
8pm
Sat 11 11am
5pm
Talk: Tom Scott
8pm
Jonathan Scott
11am
Music for Strings
8pm
Aurora Ensemble
Rising Star: Mikhail Nemtsov
Candlelight Serenade
Škampa Quartet 2
2.30pm Cinderella
FREE
FREE
8pm
Manchester Camerata
Sun 12 5.30pm Pre-performance Talk
8pm
FREE
Mask Behind The Face
Subtotal Tickets
2.30pm Don Giovanni
Now please complete the contact information overleaf.
NB LDSM will not pass this information to any other company
without your permission.
8pm
Wed 8 2.30pm Ensemble Masterclass
2.30pm YSV Showcase Concert
Sat 4
Great British Music & Art
8pm
Paul Lewis
5pm
5pm
2.30pm In Search of Haydn
Wed 1 2.30pm YSV Masterclass
Souvenir Book Total
Solo recitals & Chamber
Music concerts
FREE
3.30pm Stories and Music
Mailing List
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I would like to receive your e-newsletter
Please continue to send me the Festival Diary by post
FREE
Tue 31 2.30pm Swan Lake in 3D
One free Souvenir Book with every order. Purchase additional
copies of this valuable Festival guide below. Price
Qty
Total
Menuhin Concert
2.30pm Viola Masterclass
Mon 30 12noon LDSM Artists Ensemble
Festival Saver Deal A – Four concerts
Johnson & Baillieu
Mon 6 12noon Grasmere Concert
The Prince and the Four Servants
8pm
Total £
Prev Column Total
Thu 12 7.15pm Bach’s B Minor Mass
Sat 28 5pm
Seats
Donations
Column Total
Please help support our work. As LDSM is a
Registered Charity all donations can qualify for Gift
Aid. This enables LDSM to claim a substantial tax
rebate from Revenue and Customs on your gift.
I would like LDSM to enhance my donation
by Gift Aid at no further cost to myself
Festival Saver Total
Souvenir Book Total
Donations
Grand Total
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