Turner Sims Autumn 2009

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If the onset of dark nights is not the most appealing prospect as (at time of writing) the weather takes off for summer then I hope that the raft of artists we have been able to bring together for the newseason will offer some treats to look forward to at the end of the year.

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WELCOME to Turner Sims, Southampton

Browse through the pages of this new-look season guide and you will find concertsfeaturing music from seven centuries: from a medieval focus courtesy of Joglaresa’sseasonal programme to new work from artists as diverse as trumpeter AbramWilson, folk legend Chris Wood, and the Britten Sinfonia.

The piano series celebrates Chopin’s anniversary in 2010 and also sees a return forPaul Lewis, patron of our appeal in 2008 which successfully fundraised for awonderful new Steinway. The jazz series has a piano focus too with Tord Gustavsenand Roberto Fonseca amongst a strong line-up which includes artists from Americaand Africa as well as the UK with a first visit from vocalist Clare Teal.

Our ever-popular teatime special series welcomes Chloë Hanslip, Emma Johnsonand Pascal Rogé whilst the chamber music series includes a rare chance to hear allfive quartets by Philip Glass performed by one of the great advocates of the works,The Smith Quartet. Finally the spoken word is evident in many of the events thisseason. Alfred Brendel asks whether absolute music can be funny, story teller SallyPomme Clayton brings tales from the North-western fringes of Europe, adventurerBen Fogle talks about his world travels and Roger McGough reads the poems hewrote to accompany a performance of Saint-Saën’s Carnival of the Animals.

Enjoy the musical menagerie on offer this autumn with us. We look forward towelcoming you to Turner Sims soon.

Kevin ApplebyConcert Hall Manager

PS Look out for colour coded months to help guide you through our new brochure!

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From Purcell to John Adams via Mozart, Tippett and Varèse,this year’s orchestral series offers music from five centuries.

The London Sinfonietta bring some of the repertoire they are presenting at Southbank Centre’s Varèseretrospective, in a programme that includes other contemporary masterpieces that put the composer'swork in context. Britten Sinfonia perform music from both sides of the Atlantic, including the exhilaratingsettings of poems by Arthur Rimbaud which make up Britten’s song cycle Les Illuminations. Last, but by no means least, the London Mozart Players celebrate the 60th birthday of Howard Shelley with aprogramme which gives an opportunity to see this renowned artist in the role of both conductor and soloist.

ORCHESTRAS LIVE

BRITTEN SINFONIA Thursday 11 February SPRING SEASON

Mark Padmore tenor/directorPekka Kuusisto violin/directorJacqueline Shave violin/leader

Purcell Fantasia VII in C minorPurcell Job’s LamentPurcell Fantasia XIII in F ‘Upon one note’Tippett A Lament (from Sellinger’s Round)Britten Les Illuminations, Op 18Steve Reich DuetNico Muhly New work (for tenor, violin & strings)John Adams Shaker Loops

LONDON MOZART PLAYERS Tuesday 2 March SPRING SEASON

Howard Shelley director/piano

Haydn Symphony No 85 in B flat La ReineMozart Piano Concerto No 19 in F, K459Turina La Oración del ToreroMozart Symphony No 40 in G minor, K550

LONDON SINFONIETTA Tuesday 20 April SPRING SEASON

David Atherton conductorProgramme to include Stravinsky’s Octet and Density 21.5, Octandre and Intégrales by Varèse

Tickets for Britten Sinfonia and London Mozart Players £26, concessions £25, Friends £24, students £13Tickets for London Sinfonietta £20, concessions £19, Friends £18, students £10

Varèse

Howard Shelley

Mark Padmore


JAZZ @ TURNER SIMS

British representation includes the diverse talents of singer Clare Teal and rising star group Empirical,both of whom nod in the direction of the American jazz heritage. Pianist Roberto Fonseca’s distinctivesound is steeped in Cuba’s Buena Vista Social Club whilst The Bad Plus have reinvigorated the piano triowith their engrossing mix of jazz, rock and pop. Exciting new line-ups come from pianist Tord Gustavsenand trumpeter Abram Wilson, whilst Clint’s son Kyle Eastwood brings us catchy urban sounds from hisnew album. Finally for full-on exuberance there are few better options than the big band experience of theAfrican Jazz Allstars.

For a world of jazz look no further than our series this Autumn which features artistsfrom across the globe.

THE BAD PLUS Sunday 11 October For full details see page 9

TORD GUSTAVSEN ENSEMBLE Friday 23 October For full details see page 11

AFRICAN JAZZ ALLSTARS Thursday 29 October For full details see page 12

ABRAM WILSON QUARTET – LIFE PAINTINGS Saturday 7 November For full details see page 15

ROBERTO FONSECA Friday 13 November For full details see page 16

KYLE EASTWOOD BAND Thursday 19 November For full details see page 17

CLARE TEAL'S FESTIVE FIESTA Thursday 10 December For full details see page 21

DOUBLE BILL: ANDREW MCCORMACK/JASON YARDE DUO + EMPIRICAL Saturday 16 JanuaryFor full details see page 23

RENDEZVOUS WITH JAZZ THIS AUTUMNNew to jazz at Turner Sims? Thanks tosupport from Arts Council England weare working with a number of partners,including Ikea Southampton andlocal company Ideal Leisure, to bringjazz to you in some surprising ways. Check www.turnersims.co.uk formore details.

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PIANO SERIESFollowing our very successful inaugural series, this year’s piano programmefeatures another wonderful array of artists.

Three musicians make their Turner Sims debut including young Russian star Yevgeny Sudbin whoseprogramme marks Chopin’s 200th anniversary in 2010. Elsewhere Angela Hewitt brings her artisticinsights to Schumann whilst Jean-Efflam Bavouzet visits fresh from his triumph at the BBC MusicMagazine awards where he won the Instrumental category. Turner Sims favourites Paul Lewis and AlfredBrendel return, the latter, post-retirement from performing, for what promises to be a thought-provokingevening lecture. And to end, celebrated artist Stephen Kovacevich makes his first visit in many years.

£20, concessions £19, Friends £18, students £10

PAUL LEWIS Tuesday 29 September For full details see page 7

ANGELA HEWITT Friday 30 October For full details see page 13

ALFRED BRENDEL: LECTURE Thursday 7 January For full details see page 22

YEVGENY SUDBIN Tuesday 16 February SPRING SEASON

Chopin Fantasia in F minor, Op 49Chopin Impromptu in A flat, Op 29Chopin Impromptu in F sharp, Op 36Chopin Impromptu in G flat, Op 51Chopin Fantaisie-impromptu in C sharp minor, Op 66Chopin Ballade No 4 in F minor, Op 52Ronald Stevenson Fugue on a fragment of ChopinChopin/Liszt Maiden's wish (from 6 Polish Songs)Chopin/Liszt My darling (from 6 Polish Songs)Liszt Sonetto 104 del Petrarca (Années de pèlerinage)Saint-Saëns/Liszt/Horowitz Danse macabre

JEAN-EFFLAM BAVOUZET Tuesday 9 March SPRING SEASON

Haydn Sonata in A flat, Hob XVI/46Ravel Gaspard de la NuitProkofiev Sonata No 6 in A, Op 82

STEPHEN KOVACEVICH Tuesday 11 May SPRING SEASON

Beethoven Sonata No 5 in C minor, Op 10 No 1 Beethoven Sonata No 14 in C sharp minor, Op 27 No 2 MoonlightBeethoven Bagatelles Op 126 Nos 1, 2, 5 & 6Beethoven Sonata No 31 in A flat, Op 110

Stephen Kovacevich

Jean-Efflam Bavouzet

Yevgeny Sudbin


OPENING CONCERT OF THE SEASONPAUL LEWIS

Tuesday 29 September – 8pm

Turner Sims favourite Paul Lewis has won a string of plaudits for hisBeethoven recordings, not least Gramophone magazine’s Recordof the Year Award. Tonight he pairs the awe-inspiring DiabelliVariations with Schubert’s late Impromptus, which were described by Schumann as a sonata in disguise. £20, concessions £19,

Friends £18, students £10

Schubert Four Impromptus, D935Beethoven 33 Variations in C on a Waltz by Diabelli, Op 120

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GUARNERI TRIO

Tuesday 6 October – 8pm

SURINDER SANDHUThursday 8 October – 8pm

The distinguished Guarneri Trio featuretwo of the great works for piano trio aspart of their programme. Beethoven’sArchduke was named after the one of thecomposer’s most loyal patrons whilst thetitle of Dvorák’s work reflects the folkinflections apparent throughout. £18, concessions £17,

Friends £16.20, students £9

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Surinder Sandhu has established himself as one of the mostinventive and exciting composers both in the West and East. His music is punctuated by the sarangi, an ancient Indianinstrument whose sound is likened to the human voice, and hiscompositions are a distinctive experiment combining jazz,western classical and Asian fusion music. Tonight along withstunning live visuals by Marc Silver (Jamie Cullum), Surinderand his exceptional band perform music from his recentventure The Fictionist, an album that has been described as Led Zeppelin meets Star Wars...in Mumbai! Surinder Sandhu sarangi

Peter Brown guitarDave Clarke bassMiles Levin drumsBeebe saxophoneKousic Sen tablaR N Prakash ghatam

Beethoven Allegretto in B flat, Op post/WoO 39Beethoven Piano Trio No 7 in B flat, Op 97 ArchdukeDvořák Piano Trio No 4 in E minor, Op 90 Dumky

Čeněk Pavlík violinMarek Jerie celloIvan Klánský piano

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Reid Anderson bassEthan Iverson pianoDavid King drums

Sunday 11 October – 7.30pm

One of the most forward-thinking jazz trios in music, The Bad Plus hoverin a fascinating space between indie rock,postmodern jazz and intelligent pop.Their highly acclaimed albums andaccompanying reputation foradventurous live performances serve as a testament to their progressive,highly intuitive sensibilities. In less than a decade, the trio have forced critics,fans and everyone in between to re-thinktheir perceptions of jazz, rock and music in general.


The Bad Plus are a reminder that American jazzhas not gone to sleep. Play any of their albums

and their collective sound leaps out of yourspeaker, steps all over your furniture,

and scares the bejesus out of your cat. Observer Music Monthly

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TN MUNDI CONFERENCEMUSIC AND MIGRATION

Thursday 15 October – Saturday 17 October

BRODSKY QUARTET Thursday 22 October – 8pm

Join delegates from across the world for this conference exploring therelationship between music and migration, providing new insights into thecreative practices and life-stories of migrant artists across the globe. Guest speakers include Professor Philip Bohlman, Professor Nina Glick-Schiller, Simon Broughton, Editor of Songlines magazine and musicianDama Mahaleo. Jointly organised by the Centre for Transnational Studies(Modern Languages), University of Southampton Music department, andthe University of Aberdeen, the conference will open on Thursday 15October with a uniqueconcert featuringspecial guests. To register for the conference

please visit wwwwww.tnmundi.sot.tnmundi.soton.ac.ukon.ac.uk


Italian warmth and charm are the focusin the first half of this programme by theBrodsky Quartet which features threechamber works by composers moreoften associated with opera and song:Wolf's comic Italian Serenade,Crisantemi, which Puccini composed in a single night, and Verdi's forceful StringQuartet in E (a rare chance to hear hisonly instrumental composition). The Brodskys follow this with Bartók’s first quartet, in part inspired by thecomposer’s unrequited love for theviolinist Stefi Geyer.

Ticket details for attending the opening concert only will be announced in September.

Daniel Rowland violin Ian Belton violin Paul Cassidy violaJacqueline Thomas cello

Wolf Italian SerenadePuccini CrisantemiVerdi Quartet in E minorBartók Quartet No 1 in A minor, Sz40


TORD GUSTAVSEN ENSEMBLE

With some of the finest players on thevibrant and eclectic Scandinavian jazzscene, and influences as diverse asNordic folk music; Caribbean music;early blues, American gospel, andImpressionism, Norwegian pianist TordGustavsen presents a unique universe oflyricism, luminescence, and subtlefunkiness. Making a welcome return, thistime with his new ensemble, Tord’smeditative piano is expertlyaccompanied by saxophone, bass, anddrums. This is skilfully understatedmusic, conversing jazz history withreflective moods and lyrical beauty.


Before a hushed audience, this groupproduced jazz of the highest order.

Independent

…a deeply satisfying, almost meditative,musical experience …entranced listeners

were hanging on every unhurried note.The Scotsman

Tord Gustavsen pianoJarle Vespestad drumsMats Eilertsen acoustic bassTore Brunborg saxophone

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Friday 23 October – 8pm

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BEN FOGLE

Tuesday 27 October – 8pm

AFRICAN JAZZ ALLSTARSThursday 29 October – 8pm

Presenter, writer and adventurer, Ben Fogle doesn’t sit still very long! Since those early Castaway days he has travelled allover the world, presented numerous programmes includingBBC’s Animal Park, Wild In Africa and Extreme Dreams, writingregularly for the Sunday Telegraph and the Independent –alongside writing four bestselling books. From Taransay in theOuter Hebrides to the Marathon Des Sables; rowing across theAtlantic and racing to the South Pole with James Cracknell; joinBen for an evening of adventure as he recounts hisfascinating expeditions around the globe.

£12, concessions £11, Friends £10.80,RGS members £10, students £7


The explosive African Jazz Allstars effortlesslyintegrate their native roots with jazz vernacular to create a sound that sizzles like an African sun.Under the leadership of jazz guitarist Lucky Ranku,the Allstars explore diverse influences and styleswhile maintaining vibrant grooves and exuberantjazz solos. This is irresistibly joyous music full of foot-

tapping rhythms, virtuoso guitar riffs and seductivebrass – jazz with a big smile!

In association with the Royal Geographical Society.

Lucky Ranku (South Africa) guitarClaude Deppa (South Africa) trumpetFayyaz Virji (Tanzania) tromboneBukky Leo (Nigeria) tenor saxophoneTony Kofi (Ghana) alto saxophoneGreg Bonnie (Nigeria) baritone saxophone Kaz Kasozi (Kenya) pianoJoseph Hlengetwa (South Africa) bass Brice Wassy (Cameroon) drumsSiemy Di (Congo) percussionLekan Babalola (Nigeria) congaPinise Saul (South Africa) vocals

African rhythms effortlessly fused with jazz solos in a remarkable way.John Fordham, The Guardian

Exuberant and energetic, sophisticated and stylish. World Music Magazine


ANGELA HEWITT

Friday 30 October – 8pm

Angela Hewitt has become one of the piano’s cult figures.Despite her 11-year-long Bach recording project and herBach World Tour in the 2007/8 season, her repertoireranges from Couperin to Messiaen. Gramophone Artist of the Year in 2006, she is also a keen chamber musician,and runs her own festival in Umbria, which she founded in 2003. On her first visit to Turner Sims she presents abeautiful all-Schumann recital including the composer’srepresentation of the Davidsbünd, Schumann's imaginaryand spiritual brotherhood of artists who combat theshallow nature of the contemporary culture, and hisdepiction of Forest Scenes.

£20, concessions £19, Friends £18, students £10

It was a positive sensation. The Canadian pianist is one of the reliably mesmerising

musicians of the day… The Sunday Times

Turner Sims gratefully acknowledges the support of Jaques Samuel Pianos,London, for supplying the Fazioli pianofor this concert.

Schumann Arabeske, Op 18Schumann Davidsbundlertanze, Op 6Schumann Waldszenen, Op 82Schumann Sonata in G minor, Op 22

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Wednesday 4 November – 7.30pm (please note start time)

Some 500 years ago Portuguese missionaries arrived inthe exotic land known as the ‘Pearl of the Orient’, Goa,India. Setting out to win the hearts, minds and souls of the local Goan population through the power of music,the newly built churches echoed with singing and playingas western and eastern voices and instruments rang outtogether, creating an extraordinary and powerful blend of sounds.

Now, some half a millennium later, the award-winningOrlando Consort join forces with a trio of outstandingBritish Asian musicians to celebrate and recreate thishistoric encounter, when two cultures were joined by a common passion for music.


MANTRA: MUSICAL CONVERSATIONS ACROSS THE INDIAN OCEAN

This tour has been supported by Arts Council England and the PRS Foundation for New Music.

The Orlando Consort

Matthew Venner altoMark Dobell tenorAngus Smith tenorDonald Greig baritone

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Kuljit Bhamra tabla, Indian harmoniumJonathan Mayer sitarShahid Khan voice

June Tabor voiceHuw Warren pianoAndy Cutting accordionMark Emerson viola, violinTim Harries double bass

Abram Wilson trumpetPeter Edwards pianoKarl Abel bassGraham Godfrey drums


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Saturday 7 November – 8pm

New Orleans native turned London resident, Abram Wilson is an award-winning trumpeter, vocalist and composer whose infectious warmth and electric stage presence springdirectly from his roots in the birthplace of jazz. Drawing upon hisAfrican-American jazz origins and the eclectic musical influencesabsorbed since crossing the Atlantic to Europe six years ago,Abram creates Life Paintings, a vibrant palette of colours andtextures that portray the human experience. Tonight is theperfect opportunity to discover why The Independentdescribed this extraordinary artist as one of the most excitingtrumpet players on the scene today.

ABRAM WILSON QUARTETLIFE PAINTINGS


Thursday 12 November – 8pm

June Tabor is rightly renowned as one of Britain's greatestinterpreters of popular song, with the ability to mix intensity,passion and drama into both her live and recordedperformance. In this special Turner Sims concert, Junepresents an evocation in song, music and words of the human experience of war, in particular the Great War and its aftermath.

In association with the Fo’c’sle Folk Club.

£16, concessions £15, Friends & Fo’c’sle Folk Club members £14.40, students £8

JUNE TABORWAITING FOR THE LARK

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Friday 13 November – 8pm

Roberto Fonseca is one of the most extraordinary young pianists to explode from Cuba in recent years,dazzling audiences all over the world with his danceableblend of jazz and Latin. Born in Havana to a musicalfamily, he first learned to play the drums, a skill nowevident in his uniquely percussive piano playing style.Roberto performs at Turner Sims as part of his 2009tour, coinciding with the release of his much-anticipated new album Akokan (meaning heart inYoruba), a work inspired by his experiences anddedicated to those who have most influenced his lifeand career. Drawing on a deep love of jazz, funk and soul,Roberto recharges the Cuban tradition with music thatis simultaneously virtuosic, playful, vibrant andunfailingly entertaining.


ROBERTO FONSECA

A fabulously gifted pianist,composer and band leader... a gift for melody that outshinesmore celebrated peers... The Guardian

Sensuous, fresh, modern – Roberto Fonsecabrings the piano dazzlingly to life. The Daily Telegraph

Roberto Fonseca pianoJavier Zalba saxes, clarinet, fluteRamses Rodríguez drumsOmar González double bassJoel Hierrezuelo percussion

Kyle Eastwood bassGraeme Flowers trumpetGraeme Blevins saxophoneAndrew McCormack pianoMartyn Kaine drums


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Tuesday 17 November – 8pm

Internationally renowned recorder player Michala Petri has won praise from audiences and critics alike for thevirtuosity of her playing and desire tobroaden the repertoire of her instrument.Tonight is an opportunity to see thismagical artist live in a programme whichmixes classical and contemporary workswith her own compositions.

MICHALA PETRI AND LARS HANNIBAL

A seriously talented bassist and composer, ClintEastwood’s son grew up listening to his dad's jazz recordcollection and making the annual family trip to MontereyJazz Festival. Originally studying and working in film, hescored the Oscar-winning Mystic River, but playing jazzwith a big, deep groove is where his heart lies. With anoutstanding line-up of musicians and a new album,Metropolitan, expect to hear vibrant, catchy urban jazzplayed with real style.

Thoughtful, contemplative, admirablyunderstated and highly listenableEvening Standard



Michala Petri recordersLars Hannibal guitar

Thursday 19 November – 8pm

KYLE EASTWOOD BAND

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CHLOE HANSLIP

At the age of 21 ChloëHanslip is already anestablished internationalartist of distinction. Herrecent recording for Naxosof the John Adams ViolinConcerto entered the UKClassical Charts at number2, and Gramophoneconcluded that Playing likethis should secure ChloëHanslip's reputation for life.Her two earlier CDs withthe London SymphonyOrchestra secured her theaccolade of 'Young BritishClassical Performer' at theClassical BRITS 2003. Her programme for thisteatime special includesarguably the greatestRomantic violin sonata, by Franck, and ends withRavel’s brilliant showpiece.

£16, concessions £15, Friends £14.40, students £8 Ticket price includes a cup of tea and slice of cake

Chloë Hanslip violinCharles Owen piano

Ravel SonataPoulenc Sonata for violin and piano Franck Violin Sonata in ARavel Tzigane

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CHRIS WOOD’S HANDMADE LIFE BANDThursday 26 November – 8pm

Current recipient of BBC Folk Awards for Singer of the year and Album of the year, Chris Wood is anuncompromising writer whose music reveals his love for the unofficial history of the English speaking people.His present-day parables are constructed with gentleintelligence and acute observation, writing that is said to share the same timeless quality as the legendaryRichard Thompson at his best. Performing with his new band, which includes fellow Imagined VillagersAndy Gangadeen and Barney Morse Brown on drums and cello, along with Robert Jarvis on trombone, their unique instrumentation matches Wood’s voiceperfectly, and the new songs demonstrate the vision that has seen him heralded by The Irish Times as therenaissance man of English folk.

£16, concessions £15, Friends & Fo'c'sle Folk Club

members £14.40, students £8

Chris Wood guitar, fiddle, viola, vocalsAndy Gangadeen drumsBarney Morse Brown celloRobert Jarvis trombone

In association with the Fo’c’sle Folk Club.

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PHILIP GLASS: COMPLETE STRING QUARTETSTuesday 1 December – 8pm


For almost 20 years The Smith Quartethave been at the forefront of the world’scontemporary music scene. They havedeveloped a repertoire by some of theworld’s most exciting composers andhave established an internationalreputation for their dynamic style and original approach to contemporarymusic. Tonight they offer the rareopportunity to experience the completequartet cycle by one of the mostimportant composers of our time. Over a time span of 25 years, Philip Glasscompleted 8 quartets (the 3 earliest werewithdrawn) drawing on the influences ofBach to Shostakovich, as well as exterior musical sources: dance,theatre and film.

Philip Glass

Quartet No 3 Mishima (1985)Quartet No 1 (1966)Quartet No 4 Buczak (1989)Quartet No 5 (1991)Quartet No 2 Company (1984)

The Smith Quartet

Ian Humphries violinDarragh Morgan violinNic Pendlebury violaDeirdre Cooper cello

Belinda Sykes voice, sälgflöjt, directorSally Pomme Clayton storyteller Tim Garside kantele, percussion Jean Kelly cláirseach Dermot Crehan fiddle, Hardanger fiddle

Clare Teal voiceGrant Windsor musical director, pianoA D Chivers guitarSimon Little double bass Christopher Dagley drums


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Thursday 10 December – 8pm

With the holiday season rapidly approaching, why not enjoyan evening out and take a relaxing, retro journey into theintriguing and uplifting world of Clare Teal's Festive Fiesta –a unique blend of seasonal swing, cheeky Latin grooves anda smattering of cosy fireside ballads to add a little romance.Clare and her exceptional band, led by pianist extraordinaireGrant Windsor, invite you to a fabulous 1950s themedcocktail party of sounds and songs made famous by the likesof Peggy Lee, Doris Day, Bing Crosby, Nat King Cole and EllaFitzgerald, all delivered with her inimitable style and flairplus a huge dollop of down-to-earth charm.

CLARE TEAL'S FESTIVE FIESTA


Sunday 13 December – 3pm

JOGLARESAFOUR THOUSAND WINTERS

Enjoy Christmas with a difference as Joglaresa present a feast of spoken word and song from the North-western fringes of Europe - tales of polar bears, crows, princesses,snow, darkness, frost, firesides, love, trickery and somehappy endings. Joglaresa are joined by storyteller SallyPomme Clayton who has performed with The LondonSinfonietta, Welsh National Opera, and at WOMAD, andthree times ‘All Ireland Fiddle Champion’ – Dermot Crehan.

A first class evening's entertainmentfrom The Queen of Swing Time Out


Ticket price includes a cup of tea and a mince pieThe programme is suitable for children 9yrs +

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SKAMPA QUARTET

Alfred Brendel retired from the concert platform in2008. Now he returns as a speaker, discussing the ideasand inspiration that, for nearly fifty years, have madehim one of the world’s leading pianists. There will be a chance to savour the old Brendel magic when heillustrates his thoughts at the piano.

Alfred Brendel writes:Can absolute music, without the assistance of words, movement, or the stage be funny? Somephilosophers and even musicians have denied this. In this lecture I try to demonstrate that humour, witand irony are indeed crucial elements of certainworks of great music, particularly by Haydn andBeethoven, and that proof can be found in thecompositions themselves.


The Skampas return with a programmewhich places Beethoven alongside musicfrom their homeland. The programmeincludes the sole quartet by composerVítezslava Kapralova (1915-40) whoseteachers included Martinu and NadiaBoulanger. The final movement ofSmetana’s autobiographical work ispunctuated by a piercing high E in thefirst violin which, the composerexplained, represented the devastatingeffects of his tinnitus.

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Thursday 7 January – 8pm

ALFRED BRENDEL: LECTUREDOES ALL CLASSICAL MUSIC HAVE TO BE ENTIRELY SERIOUS?

£20, concessions £19,Friends £18, students £10

Thursday 14 January – 8pm

Beethoven Quartet in D, Op 18 No 3Kapralova Quartet, Op 8Smetana Quartet No 1 in E minor From my life

Helena Jiříkovská violinDaniela Součková violinRadim Sedmidubský violaLukáš Polák cello

Lecture lasts approximately 70 minutes followed by a question and answer session.

Andrew McCormack pianoJason Yarde saxophone

EmpiricalNathaniel Facey alto saxLewis Wright vibes Tom Farmer double bassShaney Forbes drums/percussion


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RYJAZZ DOUBLE BILL: ANDREW MCCORMACK/JASON YARDE DUO + EMPIRICAL

A Turner Sims exclusive as twooutstanding UK acts come together forthis special double bill. Multi-talented UKsaxophonist Yarde and exceptional jazzpianist McCormack open proceedingswith a set of compelling new music full of harmonic twists, raw energy andspontaneity, before award-winning outfit Empirical present their latestproject. Celebrating American jazz altosaxophonist, flautist, and bass clarinettist,Eric Allan Dolphy (1928-64), they paytribute to his musical legacy with originalcompositions and new arrangements ofhis works, including music from Out toLunch and Far Cry.


Saturday 16 January – 8pm

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THE CARNIVAL OF THE ANIMALSThursday 21 January – 7.30pm (please note start time)

A musical and verbal treat! Two sparklingworks by Mozart and Dvorák set thescene for Saint Saëns’ ever-popularjourney through the animal kingdom.Then the LMP Chamber Ensemble createa beautiful musical backdrop for RogerMcGough’s animal-themed poems,inspired by Saint-Saëns’ beautifullycrafted score.


London Mozart Players Chamber EnsembleRoger McGough narrator

Mozart Flute Quartet No 1 in D, K285Dvořák String Quintet No 2 in G, Op 77Saint-Saëns Carnival of the Animals

The patron saint of poetry. Carol Ann Duffy, Poet Laureate

He is a true original and more thanone generation would be muchthe poorer without him. The Times

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RYXUEFEI YANG AND NATALIE CLEINTuesday 26 January – 8pm

We are delighted to welcome back Chinese guitarsensation Xuefei Yang. On this occasion she ispartnered by another Turner Sims favourite, the giftedBritish cellist Natalie Clein who has gone on to be oneof the most successful recipients of the BBC Musicianof the Year competition. Having forged highly-successful international careers which have seenthem individually perform around the world, these talented musicians collaborate on an evocative andtantalising programme of music for cello and guitar.


J S Bach Cello suite No 1 in G, BMV 1007Villa Lobos Bachiannas Brasileiras No 5Piazzolla Two South American piecesPiazzolla Two pieces from History of TangoJ S Bach Prelude, Fugue and Allegro BMV 998Casals Song of the BirdsDe Falla Siete Canciones Populares Espanolas

Plus new commissioned duo work

Xuefei Yang guitarNatalie Clein cello

The guitar world has a new starGramophone Magazine

Clein plays everything with passionThe Times

Justin Adams guitars, vocals, percussionJuldeh Camara ritti (1-string fiddle), gologo (2-string African Banjo), vocalsMartyn Barker drums and percussion

Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara perform raw andgutsy Afro-Blues that have set stages on fire from thetents of WOMAD to the Royal Festival Hall. Seasonedby work with Robert Plant and Tinariwen, Adams'driving guitar finds a perfect match in West Africanmaster musician Juldeh Camara's hypnotic ritti(African fiddle) and powerful voice. Their album SoulScience was nominated for the Radio 3 World MusicAwards, whilst their recently released follow-up Tell NoLies has garnered rave reviews.

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Saturday 30 January – 8pm


JUSTIN ADAMS AND JULDEH CAMARA

No one before has made themeeting of these two worlds seemso inevitable, natural and just suchdamned good fun. Great stuff.Songlines

It goes without saying that WestAfrican music is at the roots of theblues and has direct links withrock’n’roll, but it takes a duo asexhilarating and enthusiastic as this tomake the connection seem obvious.The Guardian

TEA

TIME SPECIAL

Weber Sylvana Variations Debussy Rhapsodie Brahms Sonata No 1, Op 120Bernstein Sonata for clarinet and pianoStravinsky Three pieces for solo clarinet Debussy La Cathedrale Engloutie fromPreludes Book 1Copland Nocturne Milhaud Scaramouche


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RYEMMA JOHNSON AND PASCAL ROGE

A delightful duo for a Sunday afternoon. Well known British clarinettist Emma Johnsoncollaborates with celebrated pianist PascalRogé in a varied programme of popular andlesser known works for clarinet and pianoranging from Weber’s rarely performedSylvana Variations to solo pieces by Stravinskyand Debussy. The afternoon concludes with anarrangement of Milhaud’s effervescentScaramouche.


Ticket price includes free cup of tea and slice of cake

Sunday 31 January – 3pm

Emma Johnson clarinetPascal Rogé piano

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SEPTEMBER OCTOBER

Monday 5 October, 1pm

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTRHONA MCGREGOR: VOICE

University of SouthamptonMaster of Music graduate, Rhona McGregor performs a programme that includes aselection of musical theatrepieces by collaborativecomposers such as Boublil and Schönberg.

Friday 9 October, 1pm

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERT3RD YEAR RECITALISTS

DAPHNE GRADIDGE: SOME THINGS SYMMETRICAL

Saturday 3 October, 7.30pm

KINGS OF COMEDY

An evening of multi-culturalcomedy featuring PaulChowdry, UK, Papa CJ, UK, DanNainan, USA, Rajiv Satyal, USA,four of the best young Indiancomics currently on the circuit.

All tickets £20


FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERT

World music programme to be announced.



Saturday 17 October, 7.30pm

SOUTHAMPTON CONCERTWIND BAND

One of Southampton's top windensembles presents an eveningof musical entertainment in aidof Help For Heroes.

£10, concessions £8


FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTBRABANT ENSEMBLE

Henry at 500: A celebration ofthe quincentenary of Henry VIII'saccession to the throne ofEngland in 1509.

Friday 25 September, 7.30pm

SOUTHAMPTON UNIVERSITYSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PRE-TERM CONCERT

Adam Crane conductorErdem Misirlioğlu piano

RachmaninovPiano Concerto No 2, Op 18ShostakovichSymphony No 5, Op 47Suppé Light Cavalry Suite

Monday 28 September – Friday 6 November

FOYER EXHIBITIONDAPHNE GRADIDGE: SOME THINGS SYMMETRICAL

Natural objects, or man-madeobjects re-formed by nature, arepainted with intenseobservation, arranged accordingto some innately felt ruleregarding rhythm, spacing,tension across spaces, andinteraction of colours.

OTHER EVENTS


For full details of any of the events listed contactthe Box Office on 023 8059 5151 or check theTurner Sims website at www.turnersims.co.uk

NOVEMBER

JILLY EVANS: DOMESTIC BLISS

Wednesday 21 October, 6pm

LECTURE: THE RE-DISCOVERYOF THE IMPERIAL PALACE ATPORTUS, THE PORT OFANCIENT ROME

Professor Simon Keay discussesten years of fascinatingarcheological work at one of the Roman Empire's mostimportant trading hubs.




FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTPROSPECTUS

Bas Terraz double bassTed Carrasco drumsMike Hammond-Kosack guitarTom White trombone

Prospectus perform a newprogramme featuring the musicof French jazz composer andperformer Louis Sclavis.



Monday 2 November, 1pm

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTJOE STILGOE TRIO

One of the Music department’ssuperb graduates, Joe returns asa singer and pianist with hisacclaimed trio.

Friday 6 November, 1pm

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERT 3RD YEAR RECITALISTS

Monday 9 Nov – Friday 11 Dec

FOYER EXHIBITIONJILLY EVANS:DOMESTIC BLISS

Jilly Evans creates traditionalhand crafted objects with a twist.This is her latest collection ofquirky household must-haves.


FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTTHE BRITANNIC ENSEMBLE

Charlotte Bettle fluteVictoria Small oboeSuzy Ruffles piano, harpsichord

Formed in 2008, The BritannicEnsemble consists of some oftoday’s leading young chambermusicians.

JOE SJOE STILTILGOEGOE

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NOVEMBER

Tuesday 10 November

5.30pm Refreshments6pm Lecture

21ST WELLINGTON LECTUREREVOLUTIONARY NAPOLEON

Professor William Doyle FBA

Established in 1989, theWellington Lecture is givenannually on aspects of the life and times of the first Duke ofWellington. This year's lecture isto be given by ProfessorEmeritus William Doyle of theUniversity of Bristol, an authorityon revolutionary and Napoleonic France.

For more information and toregister to attend this event,visit www.events.soton.ac.uk


SOUTHAMPTON UNIVERSITYWIND ORCHESTRA AND THESOUTHAMPTON YOUTH WINDBAND JOINT CONCERT

An evening of light-hearted music,including show music andcompositions from the likes ofPhilip Sparke and GuyWoolfenden.


Saturday 28 November, 7.30pm

JAZZMANIX WINTER CONCERT 2009

Wash away those winter blues with an electrifying performanceof pop and gospel classics.


Sunday 29 November, 6.30pm

SOUTHAMPTON UNIVERSITY SINFONIETTA

Andrew Morley conductor

Programme to include Schumann’sSymphony No 2, Op 61


FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTSHOCK EXCHANGE

John Edwards double bassCaroline Kraabel alto saxophone,voice

A long-standing duo of tight-knitimprovisation



Saturday 14 November, 7.30pm

SOUTHAMPTON CHORALSOCIETY: LUX AETERNA

Richard Scott-Copeland organPeter Gambie conductor

Lauridsen Lux AeternaMozart Mass in C minor, K427



FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERT

Nicola Heinrich celloSamantha Carrasco piano

Two exceptional musiciansperform a programme of virtuosicrepertoire from around the globe.

Friday 20 November


Monday 23 November

NO LUNCHTIME CONCERT ATTURNER SIMS

Performance by saxophonistIngrid Laubrock's trio Sleepthief isscheduled to take place elsewhereon the University campus. Pleasecheck www.turnersims.co.uk for details.



OTHER EVENTS


For full details of any of the events listed contactthe Box Office on 023 8059 5151 or check theTurner Sims website at www.turnersims.co.uk

DECEMBER SOUTHAMPTON UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Tuesday 8 December, 6pm

CAROLS ON CAMPUS

All staff, students and friends ofthe University are warmly invitedto a service of carols and seasonalreadings, followed by mince piesand wine.

Friday 11 December, 1pm

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTCHRISTMAS CONCERT

Get into the festive spirit as staffand students from the Musicdepartment perform a concert ofChristmas music and songs.

Monday 14 December

THE GREGG SCHOOLCHRISTMAS CONCERT

A festive evening featuringcompositions by some of thepupils as well as music by theschool’s different ensembles.

Saturday 19 December, 7pm

SOUTHAMPTONPHILHARMONIC CHOIR

Martin Hall conductorwith Stroud School ChoirTanya Fay director

Christmas music followed bymulled wine and mince pies.

Friday 4 December, 1pm


Saturday 5 December, 7.30pm& Sunday 6 December, 3pm

SOUTHAMPTON UNIVERSITYSYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Robin Browning conductor

Elgar In The South, Op 50 Elgar Cello Concerto in E minor,Op 85

Sibelius Symphony No 1 in E minor,Op 39

Monday 7 December, 1pm

FREE LUNCHTIMECONCERT:THE BURNEYPLAYERS AND ELLETRO VOCEWITH GUEST MUSICIANS

A concert of new music fromPoland and the UK, including theworld premiere of a newcommission by Southamptonbased composer John Habron.

The concert is part of Polska!Yearand is part-funded by The AdamMickiewicz Institute.

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Monday 4 January

NO LUNCHTIME CONCERT

Wednesday 6 Jan – Friday 12 Feb

FOYER EXHIBITIONBEVERLEY DANIELS:LANDSCAPES - HOME AND ABROAD

Hampshire artist and art teacherBeverley Daniels works from herown photographs and strives tocapture those rare momentswhen the light, colour and nature’s own composition are at their most dramatic.

Friday 8 January, 1pm

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTSTUDENT CONCERT

Monday 11 January, 1pm

FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTKATE WILLIAMS QUINTET

Kate Williams pianoGareth Lockrane flutesStan Sulzmann tenor saxophoneJeremy Brown double bassTristan Mailliot drums

The programme will include jazzstandards as well as originalmaterial from Kate's CD The Embrace.


FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERTSTUDENT CONCERT


FREE LUNCHTIME CONCERT ENSEMBLE EXAMINATIONCONCERT



Saturday 23 January, 7.30pm

SOUTHAMPTON YOUTHORCHESTRA

Programme to include: Weber Overture, Der FreischutzTchaikovsky Symphony No 6 in Bminor, Op 74 Pathétique





OTHER EVENTSJANUARY BEVERLEY DANIELS: LANDSCAPES - HOME AND ABROAD


Turner Sims is one of the finest music venues in the country and currentlyhosts over 150 events per year, ranging from classical, jazz, folk and worldmusic, to talks and seminars from world renowned speakers.

With an outstanding auditorium, access to box office facilities, alicensed bar and a range of technical facilities, Turner Sims is a flexibleand distinctive venue for your next concert, event, meeting or conference.

Weddings and celebrationsWe are licensed for civil ceremonies, providing a truly uniquespace for your special occasion. The bar is available forreception drinks and our beautiful garden setting is idealfor those all-important photos. If you are looking for areception venue nearby, the University of Southamptonoffers a range of facilities, catering and a dedicatedteam to help you with your special day.

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For full details, contact Lesley Kirby, Turner Sims Administrator, on 023 8059 2223 or email [email protected]

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Turner Sims offers a dynamic programme of corporate partnership opportunities that can benefit your organisation.


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BOX OFFICE OPENING HOURSWeekdays from 10am – 5pm Monday – Friday

Weekends from 1pm for afternoon concerts and 2pm for evening concerts(Turner Sims promoted events)

from 1pm for afternoon concerts and 5pm for evening concerts(hired events)


Payment and reservationsCredit/debit cards we accept allmajor cards except AmericanExpress. There is a £1 fee for bothcredit and debit card transactions.

Cheques should be made payableto Turner Sims.

Reserved tickets should be paidfor within 4 working days of yourreservation or 1 hour before theperformance, whichever is sooner.After this time, unpaid reservationswill be released for sale.

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Exchanges and refundsWe can only offer exchanges andrefunds on Turner Sims promotedevents and we must be in receiptof your original tickets.

Tickets returned at least 24 hoursbefore the performance (4 daysfor group bookings) may beexchanged for a different TurnerSims promoted event, or a creditvoucher. Tickets received fewerthan 24 hours before theperformance may only be resoldif the event is sold out. Theseservices are subject to a £2administration fee.

Tickets can only be refunded in theevent that the performance iscancelled. Postage and card feesare non-refundable.

ConcessionsDiscounts are available for over60s, children and students in fulltime education, registereddisabled, registered unemployed,smartcities cardholders, andUniversity of Southampton staff.

Proof of eligibility may be required.

Concessions apply where shown in the brochure. Only one discountmay be applied per ticket. TurnerSims reserves the right tointroduce concessions and specialoffers at any time. Discountscannot be applied retrospectively.

Standby ticketsUnsold tickets for Turner Simspromoted events are available tochildren and students in full-timeeducation, registered unemployedand registered disabled at £6 froman hour before the performance.

Availability of standby tickets is at the discretion of Turner Simsmanagement. Proof of eligibilitywill be required.

Group bookingsBuy 10 tickets and receive the 11th ticket free. Tickets must bebought in one transaction and paid for at least one week prior tothe event.

Bringing your school or college to Turner SimsTurner Sims offer discountedtickets for school and collegegroups, as well as advanceinformation on the artists,programmes, workshops and pre-concert talks. Tickets must bepaid for one week prior to theevent (we are happy to invoiceyour school or college).

Please contact Joanna Roberts,Marketing Officer, on 023 8059 2504 or [email protected] for further information.

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GETTINGIN TIN TIN TOUCHOUCH

AUTUMN 2009 IMAGE CREDITS:Kevin Appleby (Ross Young), Steinway & Turner Sims photographs (Andrew Vowles), Yevgeny Sudbin (Mark Harrison), Jean-Efflam Bavouzet (J. Henry-Fair),Stephen Kovacevich (David Thompson), Howard Shelley (Eric Richmond), Paul Lewis (Harmonia Mundi & Eric Manas), Guarneri Trio (Tomasz Trzebiatowski), The Bad Plus (Mike Dvorak), Brodsky Quartet and Chloe Hanslip (Benjamin Ealovega), Ben Fogle (Alison Griffin), Angela Hewitt (Peter Hundert), Michala Petri andLars Hannibal (Peter Olsen), The Smith Quartet (Tas Kyprianou), Alfred Brendel (Philips & Benjamin Ealovega), Skampa Quartet (Jakub Ludvík), Empirical (WilliamEllis), Roger McGough (Colin Thomas), Natalie Clein (Ray Burmiston), Xuefei Yang (Neil Muir), Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara (York Tillyer), Emma Johnson (JoeBangay), Pascal Rogé (Nick Granito), King Henry VIII (Hans Holbein the Younger), Joe Stilgoe (Jonathan Stewart), Domestic Bliss (Jilly Evans), Napoleon on theBridge at Arcole (Baron Antoine-Jean Gros), Poppies (Beverley Daniels)

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By busBy busTurner Sims is served by both Uni-link (023 8059 5974) and First Southampton (023 8022 4854).

By trBy trainainFor details of trains toSouthampton Parkway and Southampton Centralstations, call 08457 484950.

By bicyBy bicyclecleBicycle racks are located atthe rear of the Turner Simsnext to the John HansardGallery. The Box Office canstore helmets on request.

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Our address is Turner Sims, University of Southampton, Southampton, SO17 1BJ

[email protected] Office 023 8059 5151Turner Sims reserves the right to change or cancel the advertised programme. Details are correct at time of publication.

Tuesday 29 Paul Lewis 7

October

Tuesday 6 Guarneri Trio 8

Thursday 8 Surinder Sandhu 8

Sunday 11 The Bad Plus 9

Thursday 15 TN Mundi Conference Performance 10

Thursday 22 Brodsky Quartet 10

Friday 23 Tord Gustaven Ensemble 11

Tuesday 27 Ben Fogle 12

Thursday 29 African Jazz Allstars 12

Friday 30 Angela Hewitt 13

Wednesday 4 Mantra: Musical Conversations Across the Indian Ocean 14

Saturday 7 Abram Wilson Quartet – Life Paintings 15

Thursday 12 June Tabor – Waiting for the Lark 15

Friday 13 Roberto Fonseca 16

Tuesday 17 Michala Petri and Lars Hannibal 17

Thursday 19 Kyle Eastwood Band 17

Sunday 22 Chloë Hanslip 18

Thursday 26 Chris Wood's Handmade Life Band 19

Tuesday 1 Philip Glass: complete string quartets 20

Thursday 10 Clare Teal's Festive Fiesta 21

Sunday 13 Four Thousand Winters 21

January

Thursday 7 Alfred Brendel: Lecture 22

Thursday 14 Skampa Quartet 22

Saturday 16 Jazz double bill: Andrew McCormack/Jason Yarde Duo + Empirical 23

Thursday 21 The Carnival of the Animals 24

Tuesday 26 Xuefei Yang and Natalie Clein 25

Saturday 30 Justin Adams and Juldeh Camara 26

Sunday 31 Emma Johnson and Pascal Rogé 27

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