barrie's partnerLouise Southwood – Classical Guitar
Barrie Barrington – piano

Sunday November 30th at 2pm
McKee Heritage House – Delta Community Music School
Tix: $15 at the door (cash only)

Come hear a concert of Classical Guitar and Piano here at the music school. Louise and Barrie have been giving performances for the past few years all over Metro Vancouver!

Programme for Nov. 30

Milonga- Jorge Cardoso (b.1949)

Sakura Variations- Yuquijiro Yocoh (b. 1925)

Suite Venezolana – Lauro
– RegistroBarrie Barrington
– Danza Negra
– Cancion
– Vals

Asturias (Leyenda) Op 232. No 1- Albeniz

Introduction and Fandango from Guitar Quintet in D major G.448- Boccherini

Mov. 1 from Sonata No. 62 in E flat Major- Haydn

Deux Etudes de Sonorite- Francois Morel (b. 1926)

Louise Southwood’s guitar playing began at an early age with many competition successes and performances throughout the UK. At age twelve she began studying privately with the eminent guitarist Carlos Bonell. Carlos has been a major and lasting influence on her musical career.In 2000 she was awarded a Bachelor of Music (hons) degree at The Royal College of Music in London. Here, Louise worked with world class guitarists Carlos Bonell and Gary Ryan on both solo guitar and guitar accompaniment.

This was an intense performing period and involved collaborations with many other musicians as well as master classes with some of the world’s most renowned guitarists. Louise has performed in the UK, Australia, India, Bermuda, the USA and Canada. Performance engagements within the UK were highlighted by appearances at The Trinity Chapel in Cambridge, The National Gallery, Westminster Cathedral, and St. Martin in the Fields in London.  Louise has spent the last seven years teaching and performing in Bermuda. Here she met the talented violinist David France and formed the ‘Southwood-France Duo’. They have performed regularly at The Bermuda International Guitar Festival and opened The Kodai Kanal International Guitar Festival 2009 in India. Douglas Lora of the acclaimed ‘Brazil Guitar Duo’ composed a piece ‘From Summer to Fall’ in dedication of the duo.  Louise’s CDs, ‘Emergence’ and newly released ‘Chrysalis’ illustrate her varied instrumental techniques and musical interests, with a selection of favourite pieces, ancient and modern. They have enchanted a diverse audience around the world.

Our final Student Recital of the 2013- 2014 year will be this Sunday June 15 at All Saints Anglican Parish starting at 1:30 pm.  This is a big recital with lots of students so it will be in two sections, with a reception in the middle. The second section will start after 2:30pm.

Come and hear our students, Piano, voice, violin, clarinet, saxophone, guitar, cello and more!  Classical, Jazz , Pop, Folk and beyond!

Admission Free!

 

Imagine! Poster

 

Imagine!
May 17th 8pm,
Tickets at the Door: $20 adults, $10 students.
Kinsroom, Delta Community Music School.

Imagine! is a concert of Baroque music that celebrates fantasy and creativity.  The program includes musical animal caricatures, a 300 year old high school graduation present, and a cantata marvelous enough to capture the imagination of Pluto, god of the underworld.  Audience members will have a chance to join the creative fun, inventing stories to accompany one of the musical selections.  Curious listeners of all ages are most welcome to attend.  Tickets are available for $20/$10 for students.

 

The concert performers all specialize in performing early music.  Soprano, Jane Long has a Master’s Degree from Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, England.  She is now based in Vancouver, and performs with Early Music Vancouver, musica intima, and others.  Arthur Neele plays the Baroque violin.  He is currently a member of the Pacific Baroque Orchestra and regularly appears with Early Music Vancouver’s Festival Orchestra and Cantata Players.  Cellist, Marina Hasselberg’s musical interests extend from Baroque music on historical instruments to newly commissioned works that she performs with her group, the NOVO Ensemble.  Christina Hutten has studied and performed on the organ and harpsichord in North American and Europe.  She is now studying musicology at the University of British Columbia.