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We were delighted to see that one of our  ones to watch , Benjamin Grosvenor, who performed at our opening concert in 2006 aged 14, was seen by a much larger audience as he played for the opening night of the 2011 BBC Proms, the youngest soloist to do so and to highly favourable reviews.<p> Over the past few seasons we have been able to attract names such as Steven Isserlis, Emma Johnston, Guy Johnston, Freddy Kempf, Tasmin Little & Christopher Maltman.<p> Membership offers you five varied concerts a year or, if you can t attend all the concerts, there is the option of day membership.<p> Extensive programme notes are provided - these are free to patrons. Parking is easy.<p> A bonus is that we encourage artists to stay behind for a short while after the concert to enjoy a drink and chat with members of the audience. <p> <b style="color:#000000;"><font size="3">We are grateful to our sponsors:<ul> <li>Beaconsfield Old School Church Charity <li>Johnsons Honda ( Beaconsfield) <li>BP Collins <li>AJ Dunlop car servicing</ul> We also thank Savills (L&P) Ltd for setting up signboards for each concert.</b></font> </div> <br><br><br><br><p> <a name="second"><div id="words2"></a><center></center><b style="color:#B10122; font-size:13px">Please press Ctrl+F5 to ensure that you have the most current version of the page!</b><p> Membership is open to all by annual subscription and members are entitled to attend the concerts and the AGM/Soiree free of charge. Day membership is normally also available. The Society is a registered charity run by an elected committee who give their services voluntarily.<p> If you feel able to contribute a little more, and help to ensure the continued success of the Society, why not become a Patron? You would then enjoy free programmes and choice seating.<p> If you would like to become a member please print out the <a href="Membership Form.pdf" target="_blank"> Membership Form</a> page and send to the address shown on the form. Membership rates are:<p style="text-indent:0px;"> Member : £60<br> Student (under 21) : £15<br> Patron : £30 extra minimum.<p> For Membership enquiries call 01494 680275 For Day membership (for an individual concert) call 01494 678595 or go to Beacon Bookshop, Gregories Road, Beaconsfield . Tickets are priced at: £16 or £20 depending on concert (Students £5).<p> Look at some of our recent <a href=#third>reviews</a> of earlier concerts. </div> <br><br><br><br><p> <a name="third"><div id="words2"></a><center></center><b style="color:#B10122; font-size:13px">Please press Ctrl+F5 to ensure that you have the most current version of the page!</b><p> These are reviews of some of our recent concerts which appeared in the local Buckinghamshire press.<p> <i>Royal Philharmonic Orchestra Soloists,</i> November 24 2010.<p> Emer McDonough, principal flute; Suzanne Willison-Kawalec, principal harpist; Clio Gould, leader; Vicci Wardman, principal viola and Tim Gill, principal cello.<p> It was surely an unusual experience to hear a group of such talented musicians all at the top of their profession. The audience knew the name Willison for Suzanne¹s parents Sally and Peter are respectively chairman and honorary vice president of Beaconsfield Concerts. It was good to see Suzanne perform on her most impressive instrument at her old school. She and her colleagues are busy people with engagements worldwide.<p> Tim Gill introduced the programme which, apart from Mozart's Flute Quartet in D Major, consisted of five 20th century French composers: J.G. Ropartz, Debussy, Ravel, Saint-Saens and Jean Francaix. The blend of the five instruments had in itself a sound appropriate to these composers and the quintets which opened and closed the concert were written expressly for them.<p> Frances Chidell<p><br> Violinist <i>Tamsin Little</i> Oct 30 2009<p> <img src="/Tasmin_Little.jpg"><p> The Advertiser certainly did its readers a favour when it recommended virtuoso violinist Tasmin Little's Naked Violin performance on 24 October as one of its 'Five of the Best' outings this Autumn. This, the opening concert of Beaconsfield Concert's 2009"10 season, was an exceptional event by any standards, not least because Tasmin brought with her two priceless violins - her own Guadagnini of 1757 and the 'Regent' Stradivarius of 1708 - to discuss and demonstrate their very different qualities.<p> Performing solo on a 'catwalk' platform, Tasmin created an immediate sense of connection with the audience and encouraged them, between the pieces, to ask questions. She responded to the resulting barrage with bewitching wit, humour and insight.<p> One of Tasmin's passions, and a key part of her award-winning Naked Violin programme, is to bring live classical music to those who have either no interest or no opportunity to hear it. Earlier that day, she brought the same magical mix of music and conversation to a workshop for more than 50 patients, relatives and staff at the National Society for Epilepsy Centre at Chalfont St Peter. Her warmth, clarity and expressive playing held the residents entranced, and it was a very moving experience for all who attended.<p><br> <i>The Consort Trio</i><p> Mar 4 2009<p> Each prize-winning member of this Trio has a flourishing career combining solo, chamber and orchestral work, composition and teaching. With this wide horizon of music-making we could expect playing of a very high standard, and we got it. <p><br> <i>Freddy Kempf</i><p> <img src="/Freddy_Kempf.jpg"><p> Dec 11 2008 By Frances Chidell<p> From time to time Beaconsfield Concerts presents a world famous musician. The pianist Freddy Kempf is one of them. Before presenting him, Mrs Sally Willison (chairman), paid tribute to the memory of our locally-born conductor, Richard Hickox, CBE, President of Beaconsfield Concerts, who had died on November 23.<p> Freddy Kempf said he was dedicating the concert to him. He recalled that at the start of one concert conducted by him, they looked at each other questioningly for some moments and then had a quiet word. "The Emperor starts with a chord, won't you bring me in?" asked Freddy. "But we're not doing the Emperor, we're doing Beethoven's 4th," hissed Hickox.<p> For us, Freddy began with a seminal masterwork: Bach's Goldberg Variations, all 30 of them, which he's taking shortly to several leading concert halls. This is a testing work few professional pianists take on. It lasted an hour and showed off his stunning virtuosity.<p> I could hardly believe the man's energy, skill and musicality and began to realise we were in the presence of near genius. <p><br> <i>The Colours of Spain</i><p> Nov 7 2011 by Frances Chidell <p> `The Colours of Spain` was the title of this concert given by four experienced singers most capably accompanied on the piano by Joseph Middleton. They were Julia Sporsen, soprano; Clara Mouriz, mezzo-soprano; Joshua Ellicott, tenor, and Marcus Farnsworth, baritone. Each could be said to be at the top of their profession and we were lucky to hear them in Beaconsfield.<p> All the songs described romantic aspects of Spain, set to music written by 19th century German and French composers -- although the first group was by Joaquin Turina, a Spaniard. These were most dramatically sung by Clara Mouriz.<p> Joshua Ellicott had a strong, clear voice, shown so softly in the Brahms dream and double forte in Der Hildago, the defiant lover, by Schumann. Further highlights were Marcus Farnsworth's cameo of the life of a Toreador, and his impersonation of a jolly smuggler. Julia Sporsen's soprano was shown to advantage in Ravel's coloratura study without words.<p> Duets and quartets followed after the interval and we felt reassured us that the art of lieder singing, though rarely performed, is vitally alive. Beaconsfield High School pupils started what we hope will be a new tradition. On arrival we were played in by Emily Croft, (18), on saxophone accompanied by Alan Lewis, music master. After the interval, we were treated to Bach and Chopin by the gifted pianist Hannah Bennett (17). <p><br> <i>Pascal Roge</i><p> After a wonderful concert, we were delighted that Pascal Roge was happy to remain behind after his performance to talk to members of the audience and sign copies of his CDs.<p> <img src="/Roge_Signing1.jpg" width="300"><img src="/Roge_Signing2.jpg" width="300"> </div> <br><br><br><br><p> <a name="fourth"><div id="words2"></a><center></center><b style="color:#B10122; font-size:13px">Please press Ctrl+F5 to ensure that you have the most current version of the page!</b><p> <center><i>27th October 2012: Victoria Simmonds (Mezzo Soprano) and Anna Tilbrook (Piano) with a celebration of the centenary of the birth of Kathleen Ferrier:  The Music and Letters of Kathleen Ferrier 1912  1953 .</i> <p><img src="Victoria_Simmonds2.jpg" height="400"></p> <p> <table width=500> <tr><td>Handel:</td><td>Where er You Walk</td></tr> <tr><td>Gluck:</td><td>What is Life? (Che faro)</td></tr> <tr><td>Schubert:</td><td>An Die Musik</td></tr> <tr><td></td><td>Gretchen am Spinnrade</td></tr> <tr><td></td><td>Der Musensohn</td></tr> <tr><td>Schumann:</td><td>Frauenliebe und Leben</td></tr> <tr><td>Faure:</td><td>Apres un Reve</td></tr> <tr><td></td><td>Lydia</td></tr> <tr><td></td><td>Nell</td></tr> <tr><td>Trad:</td><td>Down By the Salley Gardens</td></tr> <tr><td>Vaughan Williams:</td><td>Silent Noon</td></tr> <tr><td>Warlock:</td><td>Sleep</td></tr> <tr><td></td><td>Pretty Ring Time</td></tr> <tr><td>Unaccompanied/Recording:</td><td>Blow the Wind Southerly</td></tr> </table></p> <p>Victoria Simmonds studied at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where she was awarded the Countess of Munster Award, Sybill Tutton Award, and the Maggie Teyte Prize. In 1999 she sang an acclaimed Rosina for British Youth Opera, and Sesto/La Clemenza di Tito for Glyndebourne Touring Opera. In 2000 Victoria made her English National Opera debut as Nancy T ang in Adam s Nixon in China, conducted by Paul Daniel and directed by Peter Sellars. She went on to become a company principal there singing such roles as Cherubino/ Figaro, Mercedes/Carmen, Zaida/The Turk in Italy, Pitti-Sing/The Mikado, Ascanius/The Trojans, Rosina/The Barber of Seville, Dorabella/Così fan tutte, Hermia/A Midsummer Night's Dream and Zerlina/Don Giovanni. </p><p> Susequent concert engagements have included the Philharmonia in the Royal Festival Hall, the BBC Proms, Buxton Festival, the Concertgebouw, Salzburg Festival in 2006 and Edinburgh Festival in 2007. </p><p> In 2012/13 she will be taking part in the world premiere of "Written on Skin" by George Benjamin at the Aix Festival in 2012, with subsequent performances at the Netherlands Opera, Opera Comique Paris, The Royal Opera House Covent Garden, the Wiener Festwochen, the Bavarian State Opera Munich, and Toulouse. </p> <p> <i>27th November: Yuki Ito (cello), Kumi Matsuo (piano), Olivia Dora (Violin), James Lill (piano)</i></p><p> <table width=500> <tr><td>Brahms:</td><td>Cello Sonata No 2 in F major, Op.99</td></tr> <tr><td>Britten:</td><td>Cello Suite No.1, Op.72</td></tr> <tr><td>Handel-Halvorsen:</td><td>Passacaglia</td></tr> <tr><td>Rachmaninov:</td><td>Trio no.1</td></tr> <tr><td></td><td>Prelude Op.23 No.10</td></tr> <tr><td></td><td>Spring Waters Op.14 No.11</td></tr> <tr><td>E Hartzell:</td><td>Essie's Gigue (2011 - dedicated to Yuki Ito)</td></tr> <tr><td>J Lill:</td><td>Kioku(2011 - dedicated to Yuki Ito)</td></tr> <tr><td>Faure:</td><td>Papillon</td></tr> </table></p><p> <i>19th January 2013: Purcell School Musicians</i></p> <p><img src="Martin_Bartlett.jpg" height="400"><img src="Cristian_Grajner_De_Sa.jpg" height="400"><img src="Hyungi_Lee.jpg" height="400"></p> <p> Martin Bartlett (piano), Cristian Grajner De Sa (violin) and Hyungi Lee (percussion - marimba). All three were category finalists in the 2012 BBC Young Musician of the Year, and Hyungi was awarded the Walter Todd Bursary for her performance.</p><p> Hyungi Lee (marimba) was born in South Korea in 1996. She has been studying percussion for four years. Hyungi became a pupil at The Purcell School in February 2011, and holds a Government Scholarship under the Music and Dance Scheme. Her percussion teachers are Daniella Ganeva and Cameron Sinclair, and she also studies piano with Alla Kravchenko. She has been awarded First Prize at the Seoul University National Competition, the Guildhall and Trinity Hall Marimba Competition (category B) and the Fermo International Percussion Competition (tuned percussion) in Italy. </p><p> Hyungi enjoys maths and art. In the future she would like to teach marimba, and perform as a professional musician. </p><p> Hyungi was awarded the 2012 BBC Young Musician of the Year Walter Todd Bursary for the most promising young performer. </p><p> Martin Bartlett (piano) from Hornchurch, Essex was born in 1996. Martin began learning the piano at the age of six and bassoon and recorder from the age of eight. By the time he was 12 he d achieved Grade 8 Distinction on all three. He joined The Purcell School in 2010, where he currently studies piano with Emily Jeffrey and Helen Leek. Martin has been a member of the National Children s Orchestra and studied at the Royal College of Music Junior Department. He has also taken part in a master class with Lang Lang, and has performed at Wigmore Hall as a result of winning the Jacques Samuel Piano Competition and has also given performances at venues including Steinway Hall and St. John s Smith Square. Martin enjoys reading and listening to Martha Argerich and Vladimir Horowitz and in the future he hopes to build a career playing or teaching the piano. </p><p> Cristian Grajner De Sa (violin) was born in Milton Keynes in 1994. He has been playing the violin since he was seven. In 2011 he joined The Purcell School where he currently studies with Maurice Hasson. At the age of ten, Cristian became the youngest ever winner of the Bedfordshire Festival competition. </p><p> He has performed recitals at St Martin-in-the-Fields church in London and at a music festival at Lake Como in Italy. He has also performed and recorded concertos by Bach and Mozart. </p><p> Cristian is also interested in photography and travelling and hopes to continue studying the violin with Maurice Hasson at Senior Academy when he leaves Purcell. </p><p> </p> <p><i>16th February 2013: Lara Melda</i></p> <p><img src="Lara_Melda2.jpg" height="400"></p> <p>During the 2011/12 season Lara Melda has performed Mozart Concerto K466 with the Aurora Orchestra and Nicholas Collon at Kings Place in London and with the BBC National Orchestra of Wales and Grant Llewellyn in Cardiff. Other concerto performances include the Sinfonia of Leeds, Watford Philharmonic, and the Maidstone, Aylesbury, Royal Tunbridge Wells and Worthing Symphony Orchestras.</p> <p><i>23rd March: Doric String Quartet.</i></p> <p><img src="/Doric_Quartet.jpg" height="400"></p> <p> <table width=500> <tr><td>Haydn:</td><td>String Quartet Op 20 No 3</td></tr> <tr><td>Bartok:</td><td>String Quartet No 5 (being negotiated)</td></tr> <tr><td>Dvorak:</td><td>String Quartet in G major Op 106</td></tr> </table></p> <p>Described by Gramophone Magazine as  one of the finest young string quartets , whose members are  musicians with fascinating things to say the Doric String Quartet has received glowing responses from audiences and critics across the globe. In 2008 the Quartet won 1st prize in the Osaka International Chamber Music Competition in Japan, 2nd prize at the Premio Paolo Borciani International String Quartet Competition in Italy and the Ensemble Prize at the Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern in Germany. The Quartet was represented by Young Concert Artists Trust (YCAT) from 2006-2010. </p><p>Since its formation in 1998 at Pro Corda, The National School for Young Chamber Music Players the Quartet has performed across the world and collaborated with artists including Ian Bostridge, Philip Langridge, Mark Padmore, Piers Lane, Kathryn Stott, Chen Halevi and the Florestan Trio. In autumn 2010 the Quartet made their highly acclaimed American debut with recitals at the Frick Museum in New York and Library of Congress in Washington. Other recent highlights include recitals at the Berlin Konzerthaus, Amsterdam Concertgebouw, Hamburg Laeiszhalle and in Brussels, Frankfurt, Lucerne, Milan and Paris. In addition to their regular appearances at the Festspiele Mecklenburg-Vorpommern they have performed at the Carinthischer Sommer, Incontri in Terra di Siena, East Neuk, Isle of Man, I Soloisti del Vento and Schwetzinger Festivals. Further afield they have toured to Japan, Israel, Australia and New Zealand. </p><p>In 2009 the Doric String Quartet s first CD was released to critical acclaim on the Wigmore Live label and was chosen as Editor s Choice in Gramophone  The Doric s Haydn sparkles with wit on their impressive [and] very auspicious recording debut . Since 2010 the Quartet has recorded exclusively for Chandos Records. The first CD, the complete Korngold String Quartets, was released in September 2010 and featured as one of the 2010 Critic s Choice discs in Gramophone, followed by string quartets by Walton in spring 2011 which was similarly enthusiastically received by the press. The Quartet s next release will be the Schumann String Quartets (autumn 2011). Future releases will include works by Schubert, Chausson, Bartók and Haydn. <p> </p> </div> <br><br><br><br><p> <a name="fifth"><div id="words2"></a><center></center><b style="color:#B10122; font-size:13px">Please press Ctrl+F5 to ensure that you have the most current version of the page!</b><p> Concerts are held during the winter months on Saturday evenings at 7.45 pm, at Beaconsfield High School, Wattleton Road, Beaconsfield, HP9 1RR. Car parking is easy within the school site. For popular concerts off-road parking is freely available.<p><br> <img src="/Map.jpg" height="320"><br> We are also advertising on: <a href="http://www.wherecanwego.com" title="Britain's Events Guide" target="_blank">Where Can We Go.</a> </div> <br><br><br><br><p> <a name="sixth"><div id="words2"></a><center></center><b style="color:#B10122; font-size:13px">Please press Ctrl+F5 to ensure that you have the most current version of the page!</b><p> Beaconsfield Concerts grew from the Penn Music Club, formed in Penn during the war in 1943 by a group of enthusiastic residents. It was felt that under those difficult wartime conditions, with London no longer easily accessible because of the bombing, fine music would boost morale, not only for local audiences but also for professional performers themselves who were pleased with the opportunity to perform out of London. It met with great success. <p> Until 1985, concerts were held in Tylers Green Hall but it was moved to Oakdene School in Beaconsfield and its name was changed to the Beaconsfield Music Society since by that time, the greater part of the membership came from Beaconsfield. In 1990 Oakdene closed and concerts since that time have been held in Beaconsfield High School and the name changed to Beaconsfield Concerts. <p> Disregarding the changes in name and location, the first chairman in 1943 was Mrs Orr. Thirty years later Richard Fairbairn became chairman and was succeeded by Alan Cormack and now Sally Willison. <p> Presidents have been: <ul> <li>1943 to 1947 - Lady Howe <li>1947 to 1957 - Walter de la Mare <li>1957 to 1966 - Dame Myra Hess <li>1966 to 1988 - Leon Goosens CBE <li>1988 to 2008 - Richard Hickox CBE <li>2008 to present - The Earl Howe. </ul> Many of our concerts have been given by artists of international repute including Dame Myra Hess, Dame Janet Baker, Howard Shelley, Stephen Kovatchovich, Benjamin Luxon, Steven Isserliss, Tasmin Little, and, more recently, Freddy Kempf, Emma Johnson, Leon McCauley, Pascal Roge and the young prizewinning Benjamin Grosvenor. <p> In spite of the original purpose of its foundation being no longer applicable, Beaconsfield Concerts still has much to offer by presenting a series of top quality performances of classical music here in Beaconsfield. <p> Margaret Tincknell <br> March 2012 </div> <br><br><p> <a name="seventh"><div id="words2"></a><center></center><b style="color:#B10122; font-size:13px">Please press Ctrl+F5 to ensure that you have the most current version of the page!</b><p> <b>Update History</b><ul> <li>22nd March - Boxes redesigned to adapt to screen sizes. <li>31st March - Reviews shortened and pictures added. <li>28th April - Programme added. <li>12th May - Oct 11, Nov 11 & Feb 12 Programmes updated with artist info. <li>14th May - One artist picture added. <li>25th May - Reviews re-layed-out, pictures converted to png to add transparent background, violin picture added and logo moved to title. META tags also added. <li>26th May - Two artists added to the list of names we've attracted, and comments added. <li>6th June - Coding slightly rearranged to help get better search engine results. <li>7th June - Watermark added. <li>12th June - Sponsors added. <li>13th June - Google verification added. <li>3rd July - Improved Google results. <li>18th July - Made site live. <li>11th August - Updated Chethams details. <li>21st August - Updated Wedding Cake Recital details. <li>13th October - Updated Wedding Cake Recital details again. <li>26th October - Updated Wedding Cake Recital details again. <li>30th November - Removed Wedding Cake Recital and another past concert, added pictures of Pascal Roge signing CDs. <li>24th January - Removed outdated information. <li>18th March - Added history and 2012-2013 programme. <li>6th May - Added Doric Quartet, Victoria Simmonds, Yuki Ito and Purcell School info. </ul></div> <br><br> <center> </center> </div></div> <div id="bottom"><center></center> <center><p> <b>Disclaimer: Beaconsfield Concerts makes every endeavour to supply accurate information but does not accept responsibility for the accuracy of any information contained in the Home Page or any associated, referenced or linked pages.<br> Last updated: 6th May</b></center></div> <br><br> <div id="links" style="position:absolute;"><br><br><br><br> <a href="#first"><b style="color:#f6ff00;font-size: 14px;">Home</b></a><br><br> <a href="#second"><b style="color:#f6ff00;font-size: 14px;">Membership</b></a><br><br> <a href="#third"><b style="color:#f6ff00;font-size: 14px;">Reviews</b></a><br><br> <a href="#fourth"><b style="color:#f6ff00;font-size: 14px;">2012-2013 Season</b></a><br><br> <a href="#fifth"><b style="color:#f6ff00;font-size: 14px;">How to Find Us</b></a><br><br> <a href="#sixth"><b style="color:#f6ff00;font-size: 14px;">Our History</b></a><br><br> <a href="#seventh"><b style="color:#f6ff00;font-size: 14px;"></b></a><br><br> </div> </body>