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SUMMARY:Elegie - The Old Granary Suffolk
DESCRIPTION:Rachmaninoff – ‘A Heart in Exile’\nA composer portrait in words and music. \nThe programme includes many of his best loved works for solo piano\, as well as works by Scriabin and Tchaikovsky. \nSupported by the Friends of The Old Granary Studio
URL:https://lucyparham.com/event/the-old-granary-suffolk/
LOCATION:The Old Granary Studio\, Priory Farm\, Maypole Green\, Toft Monks\, Beccles\,\, Suffolk\, NR34 0EZ\, United Kingdom
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ORGANIZER;CN="Andrew Giller":MAILTO:enquiries@oldgranarystudio.co.uk
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SUMMARY:Cheltenham International Festival - Elégie (Coffee Concert Version)
DESCRIPTION:Programme includes:\nRachmaninoff A selection of Elégies\, Preludes and Moments Musicaux\nTchaikovsky Troika\nScriabin Etude in C sharp minor\, Op. 42 No 5\nJohn Stafford Smith (arr. Rachmaninoff) The Star-Spangled Banner\nKreisler/Rachmaninoff Liebesleid \nThough exiled from Russia during the Revolution of 1917\, nostalgia for his homeland shines through Rachmaninoff’s music\, particularly in the many works he wrote for his own instrument\, the piano. Pianist Lucy Parham and renowned actor Henry Goodman bring the story of this longing to life with words taken directly from Rachmaninoff’s letters and diaries\, and many of his best-loved works for solo piano\, alongside music by Tchaikovsky and Scriabin. \nLucy Parham’s trailblazing concerts in which she fuses music and words with the help of some of our most distinguished thespians\, have become one of the must-see events on the musical calendar \nBBC Music Magazine
URL:https://lucyparham.com/event/cheltenham-international-festival/
LOCATION:Pittville Pump Room\, E Approach Dr\, Cheltenham\, Gloucestershire\, GL52 3JE\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Elégie - Winchester Festival
DESCRIPTION:Elégie : Rachmaninoff – ‘A Heart in Exile’\n\nPianist Lucy Parham is known internationally for her ‘Composer Portraits’ in words and music. Lucy’s most recent Portrait chronicles the life of composer and pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff; he became an exile in 1917 but Russia remained deeply rooted in his soul\, his longing for his homeland imbued in his music\, not least in the many works he wrote for the piano. The narrative\, scripted by Lucy from letters and diaries and spoken by Alex Jennings\, follows Rachmaninoff from his youth in Russia\, through his subsequent self-imposed exile and finally to California. The programme includes many of his best-loved works for solo piano\, including a selection of Preludes\, Etudes-Tableaux\, Moments Musicaux and the haunting Elégie\, as well as works by Scriabin and Tchaikovsky. \nClick Here for tickets to Lucy Parham & Alex Jennings performance
URL:https://lucyparham.com/event/winchester-festival/
LOCATION:Theatre Royal Winchester\, Jewry Street\, Winchester\, Winchester\, SO23 5AB\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20170716
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SUMMARY:Elégie - Cambridge Festival
DESCRIPTION:Lucy Parham performing Elégie\nKnown internationally for her ‘composer portraits’ in words and music\, pianist Lucy Parham has created a new programme for 2017 which chronicles the life of composer and pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff. Though he became an exile in 1917\, Russia remained deeply rooted in Rachmaninoff’s soul. His cultural identity and longing for his homeland imbue his music\, not least the many works he wrote for his own instrument\, the piano. The narrative\, scripted from letters and diaries\, follows Rachmaninoff from his youth in Russia\, through his subsequent self-imposed exile in 1917\, and finally to California\, USA\, where he died in 1943. \nThe programme includes many of Rachmaninoff’s best-loved works for solo piano\, including a selection of Preludes\, Etudes-Tableaux and Moments Musicaux\, some of his own transcriptions and the haunting Elégie\, as well as works by Scriabin and Tchaikovsky. \nGenerously supported by the Howard Foundation \nPlease note: This concert starts at 7.30pm\, not 1.15pm\, as stated in the Festival brochure.
URL:https://lucyparham.com/event/cambridge-festival/
LOCATION:Howard Theatre\, Downing College\, 8 Horn Lane\,\, Linton\, Cambridge\, CB21 4HT\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Rêverie - Ribble Valley Festival
DESCRIPTION:Lucy Parham and Tim McInnerny\nThe wonderful Lucy Parham\, known for her inventive and captivating presentations\, joins theatrical forces with actor Tim McInnerny\, to bring the world of the great Debussy vividly to life. Rêverie takes the form of Claude Debussy’s personal journal\, following his initial success with the Prix de Rome in 1885 to his untimely death in 1918. It is punctuated with solo piano works ranging from the ever-popular lyricism of Clair de Lune\, Rêverie and The Girl with the Flaxen Hair to such virtuosic showpieces as Jardins sous la pluie\, the Etudes and L’isle joyeuse. \nProgramme\nRêverie: The life and loves of Claude Debussy \nTickets: £20 (£16 concession) \nEvening refreshments available \nPre-concert talk at 6.30pm (free to ticket holders)\nTonight’s pre-concert talk will be given by Lucy Parham.
URL:https://lucyparham.com/event/ribble-valley-piano-week/
LOCATION:The Croston Theatre\, Westholme School\,\, Blackburn\, Lancashire\, BB2 6QU\, United Kingdom
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