Harrogate International Centre
Hannah joined the Tillett Trust's Young Artists Platform
scheme in
2008 and has since given solo recitals in the Wigmore Hall, Royal Festival Hall, and Purcell Room. She has received numerous awards and prizes, including the coveted Médaille d'Or (Gold Medal) from the Conservatoire for Saxophone Performance and Chamber Music. Oddsocks Productions: Richard III
The mead is flowing freely as medieval England
rejoices in the summer glow of peace after many years of vicious
in-fighting between the houses of York and Lancaster. Songs are
sung and music plays in the cheerful court of King Edward....
But not for long!
Oddsocks Productions: Richard III
The mead is flowing freely as medieval England rejoices in the
summer glow of peace after many years of vicious in-fighting
between the houses of York and Lancaster. Songs are sung and music
plays in the cheerful court of King Edward.... But not for
long!
Joanna MacGregor
Joanna MacGregor is recognised as one of the world's most
wide-
ranging and innovative musicians, and has pursued a life
connecting
many genres of music defying categorisations. Her unique
style
brings a fresh new perspective to music from every era, from
Bach to the present day.
Young Musicians: Narcissus Duo
Live Music Now! Artists, Jane Mitchell and Tanya Houghton
have
worked together since their studies at Cambridge University.
Both
musicians regularly perform with top British orchestras, and
as
members of the Live Music Now! Scheme have been involved in
a
wide variety of outreach and education projects.The Magnets
Come to the Harrogate Theatre to move to the best
band you've heard in ages. Six sharp-suited men are on stage with
infectious tunes, slick moves and a tight rhythm section. The
Magnets are Britain's most exciting vocal group since the
1960s.
For a sneak preview click here and listen on
YouTube (opens a new window)
Berlin Symphoniker
The Berlin Symphoniker is renowned as one of the most
important
symphony orchestras in Berlin, famous for their series of
concerts
in the Philharmonic Hall of their home
city. Under the direction of Massimo Quarta, one of
Europe's most dynamic and exciting young conductors, the orchestra
will be performing a popular programme of Beethoven, including the
majestic Emperor Concerto and the
delightful Pastoral Symphony. This promises to be a
spectacular finale to the 2009 Festival.
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