Music on Thursdays
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A Lunchtime Celebration Concert
in Honour of
The Queen's
Platinum Jubilee 2022
© 2022 official photograph
Buck Brass Quartet
Adam Stockbridge, trumpet
Frances Leith & Benji Hartnell-Booth, French horns
Richard Buck, trombone & director
There has not been time to fully prepare this webpage, so we offer below the PDF of the programme which will be issued on the day of the concert.
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Programme
Jeremiah Clarke (1674-1707)
Trumpet Tune
Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900)
O Hearken Thou (sung at Edward VII’s Coronation, 1902)
Imogen Holst (1907-1984)
Leiston Suite
Entry Music
Jig
Interlude
Slow Air
March
Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)
O Taste and See (performed at the Queen’s Coronation)
Charles Collins (1874-1923) Lyrics: Fred W Leigh (1871-1924)
Now you’ve got your Khaki on
Ivor Novello (1893-1951)
Keep the home fire's burning
Walter Kent (1911-1994)
White Cliffs of Dover
Jack Judge (1872-1938)
It's a long way to Tipperary
The National Anthem
Concert duration approx: 40-45 minutes
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Buck Brass Quartet
Formed in 2013 by graduates from the Royal Academy of Music, Buck Brass is one of the leading young brass ensembles in the UK. The ensemble has pioneered a great deal of new repertoire for Brass Trio and Quartet, including transcriptions of works by Bach, Piazolla, Ibert and Beethoven as well as collaborating with young and established composers.
The ensemble has a busy performance and recording schedule having performed in prestigious venues including HM Treasury, London Guildhall, St James's Piccadilly, Lambeth Palace, 1901 Arts Club, Carlton Club, St George’s Hanover Square.
Members of the ensemble have considerable experience performing with major orchestras including the Philharmonia, London Philharmonic, Royal Opera House, London Sinfonietta and the BBC Concert Orchestra and alongside renowned conductors including Semyon Bychkov, Marin Alsop and Sir Mark Elder. Buck Brass has received coaching from many illustrious musicians such as Robert Hughes, Michael Dussek, Michael Thompson, Mark David, and Elgar Howarth. The ensemble are grateful for the continued support of the Worshipful Company of Musicians.
We are extremely grateful for Adam Stockbridge, trumpet, and Benji Hartnell-Booth, horn, for joining Frances Leith, horn, and Richard Buck, trombone, for today's concert. Timothy Ellis is currently on trial with the LSO.
The ensemble has a busy performance and recording schedule having performed in prestigious venues including HM Treasury, London Guildhall, St James's Piccadilly, Lambeth Palace, 1901 Arts Club, Carlton Club, St George’s Hanover Square.
Members of the ensemble have considerable experience performing with major orchestras including the Philharmonia, London Philharmonic, Royal Opera House, London Sinfonietta and the BBC Concert Orchestra and alongside renowned conductors including Semyon Bychkov, Marin Alsop and Sir Mark Elder. Buck Brass has received coaching from many illustrious musicians such as Robert Hughes, Michael Dussek, Michael Thompson, Mark David, and Elgar Howarth. The ensemble are grateful for the continued support of the Worshipful Company of Musicians.
We are extremely grateful for Adam Stockbridge, trumpet, and Benji Hartnell-Booth, horn, for joining Frances Leith, horn, and Richard Buck, trombone, for today's concert. Timothy Ellis is currently on trial with the LSO.
Recordings of the works in today's concert (not adjusted for this concert)
pending
pending
pending
Previous concert
Ibrahim Aziz, viola da gamba & Jonatan Bougt, theorbo/lute - click here
Next Thursday's concert
Eduards Grieznis, piano - click here
