Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 52
Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 52
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52 THE HEREFORD TIMES Thursday. January 14, 2016 herefordtimescom Acclaimed pianist explores work of sibling composers Duncan Honeybourne THE Lion Ballroom in Leominster is a beautiful concert hall. built in 1843 in the 18th century style as part of the Lion Hotel com— plex in Broad Street, which, after a brief period of clo- sure, re-opened last August. and January 24 sees the lat‘ est afternoon concert from pianist Duncan Honeybourne. Duncan will be giving a lecture recital about music by the recently discovered sibling composers. Leo and Evangeline Livens which will include The Moorlands Suite (1918) and Sonata. for Piano (1914). Duncan has established a rich and diverse career as a pianist and in music educa- tion. He was born in Dorset and has won prizes at the Royal Academy of Music and the Birmingham Conservatoire, where he graduated with First Class Honours. He made his debut as soloist at Symphony Hall. Birmingham, and the National Concert Hall, Dublin, in 1998. His 2-CD album of British and Irish piano music was described by the Gramophone as ‘a set not to be missed by all 10v- ers of English music’ and received 4 stars in the BBC Music Magazine. His latest recording of music by Schubert and Schumann was recorded in the Lion Ballroom. and is available now. Details of future con- certs can be obtained by emailing alancapriole@ talktalknet Duncan Honeybourne will be at The Lion Ballroom on Sunday, January 24 at 3pm. Tickets on the door. gigguide TODAY I Troy Rediern Band. Vaults. Bishop's Castle, 01588 638966. I Wye Valley Chamber Music Festival, 7pm, Treowen Manor, near Monmouth. wyevalieyiestival. com. TOMORROW I The Swing Commanders. 7.30pm, The Courtyard. 01432 340555. I Black Heart Angels. Golden Cross Inn, Sutton St Nicholas. 01432 880274, SATURDAY I BCDC. Vaults, Bishop's Cas— tle. 01588 638966. I Clockwork, Black Lion. Bridge Street, 01432 343535. I Devil's Violin - Forbidden Door, 7.30pm. Glasbury Village Hall, 02920713200. I Harry Ray Piano Concert. 7.30pm. Kinnersley Castle. tick— ets from The Kinnersley Arms or 01544 327407. I The Fabulous Bordellos. The Kings Head. Tenbury Wells, 01584 810464. I Wye Valley Festival, 11am — 6pm. Treowen Manor. near Mom mouth I Yesterday's Jam, 9pm. The Vaga Tavern, Hereford. 01432 509927. I Voodoo Room - Tribute to Jimi Hendrix and Cream. 8pm, The Courtyard, 01432 340555. SUNDAY I The Big Wolf Band, Prince of Wales. Ledbury. 01531 632250. I Wye Valley Festival, 11am ~ 6pm, Hellens Manor MONDAY I Ross-on—Wye Classical Music Society, 7.30pm. Christ Church, Ross-on-Wye, 01989 567750. I Jazz @ Gracie‘s, 8pm. Gra- cie's Wine Bar. Leominster. 01588 610051. Stand—up ponders the cost of a life of gaming A unique new gaming com- edy spoof, Football Manager Ruined my Life, comes to The Courtyard next week. Starring Tony Jameson, a stand-up comedian who first stepped on to the stage in 2008 and has been tour- ing ever since, the show explores the good things in his life. Though if he hadn’t spent about 20 years of his life playing Football Manager, he might well have achieved a lot more! You don’t need expert knowledge of Football Manager to enjoy this light- hearted evening, as Jameson touches on plenty of other subjects. Join him for silly stories and refer- ences to players audiences may or may not remember. There's also a free pint of lager with every two tickets booked. (18+). Football Manager Ruined my Life Will be in The Courtyard’s Studio Theatre Tony Jameson reflects on how much he might have achieved had gaming not got in the way on Friday, January 22 at 8pm. To book, call the box office on 01432 340555 or visit courtyardorguk A tale of committed cricketers WARRIORS, the story of a group of young Maasai who form a cricket team and test themselves in the amateur Last Man Stands World Championship will be screened at Moccas Village Hall on Saturday at 7pm. ereford Times Advertise your business to more than 9 million local and national readers in less than 5 minutes and FOR FREE! such as Google. OR ENHANCE YOUR LISTING TO INCLUDE: - Links to your website and email - 4 images - A map - FREE discount voucher creation ' Unlimited words about your business which helps highlight your business from the hundreds of others that are listed in popular search engines AND GO STRAIGHT TO THE PAGE www.Herefordtimes.com/click2find DON’T DELAY! ADD YOUR BUSINESS TODAY 4_ |
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