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Lake District Summer MusicAmbleside • Bowness • Carlisle • Grasmere

Hawkshead • Kendal • KeswickKirkby Lonsdale • Penrith • Rydal

Troutbeck Bridge • Ulverston • Windermere

31 July – 14 August 2004

Evening Concerts• Daytime Recitals• Music Theatre

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Dear Festival-goer

International Festival and Summer School31 July – 14 August 2004

Welcome to LDSM Festival 2004.

This is a year of excitement and expansion. We go fromUlverston’s charming Coronation Hall in the south to theinspiring grandeur of Carlisle’s Cathedral in the north andtake in Cumbria’s time-weathered churches and otherfamiliar LDSM venues on our music-making highway.

Are you under the spell of Early Music? Don’t miss the twodifferent programmes given by Red Priest, who use Vivaldi’snickname as their own, as they take us into the 17th and 18thcenturies. In addition, Apollo & Pan bring us Renaissancemusic in Rydal Church.

Move swiftly to the wit and drama of Mozart’s Marriage ofFigaro given in Kendal’s Brewery Arts Centre and the story ofDickens’s Miss Haversham brought to theatrical heights byMaxwell Davies and sung by the renowned Jane Manning.

Janác̆ek and Mozart are coupled in programmes given bythe Chilingirian and Szymanowski Quartets and pianist LeonMcCawley. The outstanding animated film of Janác̆ek’sopera The Cunning Little Vixen, a BBC collaboration withOpera Europe, Kent Nagano and the Berlin Radio SymphonyOrchestra with a lecture demonstration on the making of thefilm, is given in the Brewery’s cinema. Radio 3 will record theJanác̆ek concerts for future festival broadcasts.

Steven Osborne, now a leading young pianist on the worldcircuit, features Liszt in his first programme and jazz andimprovisation in a late night concert. The Galliard Ensembletake us into the soundscape of woodwind instruments andthe voices of Lancaster Singers join with Manchester’sCamerata Ensemble conducted by Denis McCaldin.

Rising Stars, young professionals and all prize-winners, featurein morning and afternoon recitals. The National YouthOrchestra’s Sinfonietta, conducted by Andrew Morley(another Rising Star), close the Festival programme with anafternoon workshop and evening concert, completing theFestival journey of a full circle and returning to our starting-point at Ulverston’s Coronation Hall.

Festival Deals have special offers … don’t miss them! Comeand enjoy the riches of music and the artistry of theperformers with us.

Happy Festival!

Renna KellawayArtistic Director

Look out for our LDSM Young Artist performances

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Monday 2 August 2004

The Boots Masterclass Series:Steven Osborne (piano)St Martin’s College, Ambleside

Winner of many prestigious competitions and awards,Steven Osborne opens the first of five masterclassescelebrating the fifth year of our collaboration withBoots plc on the training of young musicians.

Tickets: £4.00.

THE BREWERY EXPERIENCE:The Making of The Cunning Little VixenRodney Wilson (BBC Producer)Kenneth Baird (Opera Europe Managing Director)

Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal

In a world of Toy Storyand Finding Nemo, ashowing of thewonderful BBCanimation withJanác̆ek’s musicconducted by KentNagano, preceded by aunique insight into themaking of the film.Winner at theprestigious 2004Prague GoldenInternational TelevisionFestival Grand Prix.

Tickets: £10.00 includes a glass of wine and interval canapés.

Late Night Series:Steven Osborne (piano)St Martin’s College, Ambleside

From the time of his student days atLDSM, Steven has had a fascination withjazz and improvisation and shares hispassion with us in the return of ourpopular late night series.

Tickets: £6.00.

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Saturday 31 July 2004Festival Opening Night

FURNESS CONCERTS:Chilingirian QuartetCoronation Hall, Ulverston

Quartet in B flat, K589Quartet No.2, Intimate LettersQuartet in G major, Op.106

Exquisitely and sensitively restored to itsfull glory, Ulverston’s Coronation Hall is anew gem in the Lake District SummerMusic International Festival setting.Celebrate the opening of our 20thannual Festival with the ChilingirianQuartet, artists-in-residence since ourinception.

In association with BBC Radio 3

Tickets: £17.00, £15.00, £12.00.See Special Deals. Why not take ourFestival bus? See back for details.

Sunday 1 August 2004

Summer Music Exhibition Opening:Dorothy Bradford (painter)Opened by Sir Christopher Audland KCMG

St Martin’s College, Ambleside

One of the UK’s foremost artists who often findsinspiration for her works in music and musicians.Born in Cockermouth, Dorothy Bradford’scommissions can now be found from USA to SouthAfrica, Denmark to Australia.

Free Admission. Exhibition open throughout theFestival. Paintings sold daily 10am to 4pm.

THE IVORY COLLECTION:Steven Osborne (piano)Kendal Town HallRhapsody, Op.79 No.1Harmonies poétiques et réligeuses, S171dSonata in B flat, D960

A popular return for one of the finestyoung British pianists who has builtup a major international career sincehis days as a LDSM student.Tickets: £10.00. See Special Deals.

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Wednesday 4 August 2004 (cont)

Rising Stars:Wendy Dawn Thompson (mezzo soprano)with Lindy Tennent-Brown (piano)

Ambleside Parish Church

Wendy Dawn Thompson,winner of the KathleenFerrier and Royal Over-SeasLeague competitions andalready a star of majoropera houses, performs arecital of works by Haydn,Schubert, Bolcom &Richard Strauss.

Tickets: £7.50.

FURNESS CONCERTS:Goldberg EnsembleMalcolm Layfield (conductor)Richard Watkins (horn)

Coronation Hall, Ulverston

Symphony No.49 in F minor, Hob.I:49, La PassioneHorn Concerto No.4 in E flat, K495DiversionsSerenade for Strings in E minor, Op.22

Commissioned by the Arts Council for Orchestra daCamera in 1970, Sir John Manduell’s Diversions (avery British Divertimento) was specifically created tocomplement Haydn’s symphonies. The concert alsoincludes Dvor̆ák’s virtuosic Serenade and aperformance of Mozart’s best-known horn concertoperformed by one of the best-known horn players.

Tickets: £17.00, £15.00, £12.00. See Special Deals.Why not take our Festival bus? No need to findparking at the venue! Only £5. See details at back.

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Rising Stars:Maya Rasooly (viola)with Wendy Dawn Thompson (mezzo soprano)& Heejung Kim (piano)

Ambleside Parish Church

Arpeggione Sonata, D821Monodialogue for solo violaTwo Songs for mezzo soprano, viola and piano, Op.91Sonata for viola and piano in E flat, Op.20 No.4

Maya Rasooly, violist, winnerof Bromsgrove InternationalYoung Musicians’ Competition,launches LDSM’s new RisingStars series showcasingwinners of major competitions.

Tickets: £7.50.

THE IVORY COLLECTION:The Gould Piano TrioPenrith Methodist Church

Trio in E major, K542Fourteen Little PicturesTrio in F minor, Op.65

This charismatic Piano Trioalways bring a special andindividual artistry to theirperformances. They arefirmly established amongstthe piano trios on theinternational circuit.

Tickets: £10.00. Why not take our Festival bus?See back for details.

Wednesday 4 August 2004

Morning at RydalPoetry Morning Rydal MountThe Rydal Concert Rydal Church

Always one of our most popular events: a walkthrough the gardens, music from the LDSM’s Young Artistsand a new presentation of poetry.

Tickets: £9.00 for Rydal Mount & Church Concert£6.00 for Rydal Church Concert Only

11.30am

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Thursday 5 August 2004

The Boots Masterclass Series:Christopher Rowland (violin)& Susie Mészáros (viola)St Martin’s College, Ambleside

Second in a series of fiveproviding a uniqueinsight into the trainingof young musicians.Tickets: £4.00.

Kirkby Lonsdale Market Day Concert:including the Gilkes QuartetKirkby Lonsdale Parish ChurchProgramme includesQuartet in D minor, D810This historic church has in yesteryear inspired Turnerand Ruskin and is today the setting for inspired youngmusicians in solos and ensembles.Tickets: £6.00. See Special Deals.

Robert Cohen (cello)& Benjamin Frith (piano)Ambleside Parish ChurchSuite No.2 in D minor, BWV1008Solo SonataFantasiestücke, Op.73Sonata, Op.119

Internationally acclaimed cellistRobert Cohen explores some of thefinest cello repertoire, joining withone of England’s leading pianists intwo great duo works.Tickets: £13.00, £10.00.

Friday 6 August 2004

Young String VentureShowcase Concerts

Children’s WorkshopIntermediate/AdvancedWindermere St Anne’s School

Directed by Rachel Moore and Penny Stirlingrespectively, these charming concerts demonstrateall that can be achieved in the space of 5 days by theyoungest children on our summer schools. Full of funand audience participation too.Tickets: £4.00 each concert. See Special Deals.

2.30pm

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Schubert

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A UNIQUE EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE IN THE

HEART OF THE LAKE DISTRICT

WINDERMEREST ANNE’S SCHOOL

Windermere St Anne's School is unique in the educational experience it offers to its students. The School has built a strong

reputation for the personal development of pupils based on academic, cultural and sporting experiences.The School accepts

boys and girls from 2 – 18 years as day pupils, and boarders from 8 years.

A strong musical tradition exists, with Junior and Senior Choirs and Madrigal groups available.

Music facilities in our dedicated suite include a recital room,7 teaching rooms and 8 practice rooms.

The School organises annual international music tours (Venice 2004) and is in demand locally for weddings and performances. Regular specialist music workshops such

as jazz days are also available.

Windermere St Anne’s is the local centre for the Associated Board of Royal Schools of Music and the North West

Centre for Rock School of Music.

For further information, contact:Jane Walton,Admissions Co-ordinator

Tel: 015394 46164 Email: [email protected]: www.wsaschool.com


Friday 6 August 2004 (cont)

The Boots Masterclass Series:Robert Cohen (cello)St Martin’s College, AmblesideDrawing on the young artists of our Senior SummerSchool, the messages contained within thesemasterclasses are an inspiration to musicians andmusic-lovers alike.

Tickets: £4.00.

Sacconi Quartet& Alexis White (piano)Penrith Methodist Church

Quartet Movement in C minor, Op. Posth. D703Quartet in G major, K387Quartet No.1 in C, Op.49Piano Quintet in E flat, Op.44

The Sacconi Quartet, LDSM’s newErnest Cook String QuartetFellows, return following theirsuccessful 2003 Festivalappearance – this is a quartet tolisten out for and shouldn’t bemissed ahead of their OctoberWigmore Hall debut! They arejoined by another successfulalumna of the summer school forSchumann’s effervescent andmuch-loved chamber work.

Tickets: £8.00. Why not take our Festival bus?See back for details.

THE BREWERY EXPERIENCE:Fast Forward FigaroJanis Kelly, Linda Kitchen & Wyn Davies

Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal

70 minutes of riotous funwith a specially condensedversion of Mozart’s favouriteopera à la The ReducedShakespeare Company,given by three starsof opera houses aroundthe world.

Tickets: £13.00.See Special Deals.

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THE BREWERY EXPERIENCE:Late Night Series: Heejung Kim (piano)& Esther Sofaer (piano)Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal

Overture to The Barber of Seville (arr. Kleinmichel)Andante mit Variationen, K501Sonata for Four Hands, Op.92Sonata for Four Hands

Enjoy the balletic dance of four hands on oneSteinway piano with scintillating music to completethis evening of sheer pleasure.Tickets: £6.00. See Special Deals.

Saturday 7 August 2004

The Steamboat Prom

Windermere Steamboat Museum

Promenaders sit in the comfort of Windermere’sVictorian steamboats with a glass of wine whilelistening to LDSM Young Artists performing chambermusic and instrumental favourites.

Tickets: £7.00. Includes a glass of wine.

Viva VivaldiLancaster SingersManchester Camerata EnsemblePhilippa Hyde (soprano)Denis McCaldin (conductor)

St Martin’s Church, Bowness-on-Windermere

Mass in B flat, Hob.XXII:7, Little OrganLet the Bright Seraphim (Samson)Gloria in D major, RV.589

The perfect hour and the perfect church to enjoy theelegant beauty of these 18th century choral classics.Tickets: £8.00. Park & Ride available fromWindermere Primary School. Book through theLDSM Box Office.

9.45pm

RossiniMozart

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Haydn HandelVivaldi

Sponsored byMountain Goat


Monday 9 August 2004 (cont)

The Boots Masterclass Series:Karol Szymanowski Quartet& Garfield Jackson (viola)St Martin’s College, AmblesideStill in their late 20s, the Karol Szymanowski Quartetpass on their quickly-accumulated internationalexperience in partnership with Garfield Jackson,violist of the Endellion Quartet, in the third of thisyear’s series.

Tickets: £4.00.

THE IVORY COLLECTION:Leon McCawley (piano)Ambleside Parish ChurchSonata in D, K576On an Overgrown PathKreisleriana, Op.16

The depths and brillianceof Mozart contrast withthe mystery of Janác̆ek’sharmonies and tonalcolours and Schumann’sroving imagination, whichilluminates the light anddark shades of humanemotion.Tickets: £10.00. See Special Deals.

Red Priest: Vivaldi Four SeasonsPiers Adams (recorder), Julia Bishop (violin)Angela East (cello), Howard Beach (harpsichord)

Carlisle CathedralA unique and thrillingperformance of Vivaldi’s mostpopular work on periodinstruments interspersed withworks by Purcell, Biber,Corelli and others on aseasonal theme. “Differentfrom all others in almost everyway possible … They had fun,they played their hearts outand brought the venerated erato bawdy, brilliant life” NewsJournal Florida.

Tickets: £13.00. Why not take our Festival bus?

2.30pm

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Saturday 7 August 2004 (cont)

QUARTET SERIES:Chilingirian Quartet& Robert Cohen (cello)St Martin’s Church,Kendal Parish Church

Quartet in B flat,Op.18 No.6Cello QuintetQuartet in C major, Op.59 No.3 Razoumovsky

Michael Berkeley’s new Cello Quintet receives its northcountry premiere framed by two of the greatBeethoven quartets.Tickets: £13.00, £10.00. See Special Deals.

Sunday 8 August 2004

The Menuhin Concertwith Chilingirian Quartet

Theatre by the Lake, Keswick

Solos and ensembles by LDSM Young Artists celebratethe life of former LDSM President Yehudi Menuhin. Theconcert includes a special massed performance ofBeethoven’s Quartet in F minor, Op.95 led by theChilingirian QuartetTickets: £13.00, £10.00. Why not take our Festival bus?See back for details.

Monday 9 August 2004

Talk: Chris de SouzaYou must be joking … this is serious!Wordsworth Hotel, Grasmere

One of the best known and most popular voices of the airwavesentertains with a view of music in an eclectic age. Chris’s talkpromises to challenge listeners to reconsider the way concerts arepresented and young artists prepared for their future careers.Tickets: £9.00 (for Talk AND Morning Recital)

Grasmere Recitalincluding Sijie Chen (violin)& Anna Menzies (cello)

Grasmere Parish Church

programme includesDuo for violin and cello

LDSM Young Artists find inspiration in this beautifulchurch, the resting place of William Wordsworth.

Tickets: £6.00 (Concert only). See Special Deals.

8pm

BeethovenM BerkeleyBeethoven

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Tuesday 10 August 2004 (cont)

Red Priest:A Baroque FantasyKendal Parish Church

Programme includes:The Nightmare Concerto in G minor, RV439Concerto à Tre in A minor (after BWV 1020)The English NightingaleMystery Sonata, The Crucifixion, for violinDance of the Blessed Spirits

The city of Venice has long been associated withmagic and alchemy. Into this rich creativeenvironment was born the Baroque. “Red Priest iscreating a whole new standard in Baroque musicperformance”.Tickets: £13.00, £10.00.

Wednesday 11 August 2004

Morning SerenadeCarver Church, Windermere

To accompany the popular Soirées Musicales of our CandlelightSerenade (see Thursday 12 August) this Matinée Musicale offers ashowcase of talented young artists performing popular favourites.Tickets: £6.00. See Special Deals.

QUARTET SERIES:Karol Szymanowski Quartet& Garfield Jackson (viola)Ambleside Parish Church

Quartet No.4Adagio & Fugue, K546 Quartet No.1, Kreutzer SonataQuintet in D, K593

Partnerships unique to LDSM are aparticular attraction of our Festival.This concert is a supremeexample with BBC New GenerationArtists joined by an establishedmaster of chamber music.Tickets: £13.00, £10.00.In association with BBC Radio 3

Late Night Series: Celebration of the ViolinKazuki Sawa, Takako Yamasaki & Richard Deakin

St Martin’s College, Ambleside

Solos, duos, trios and a viola! Three violinists cometogether for the first time in an entertainingprogramme exploring the personality of the violin,including Dvor̆àk’s Terzetto. Tickets: £6.00.

8pm

Vivaldi

J S Bach

Van Eyck

Biber

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Tuesday 10 August 2004

Rising Stars:Apollo & PanRydal Church

A Venetian Serenadeexploring the rich music ofthe Renaissance period givenby this young ensemble,winners of the York EarlyMusic Competition, in thebeauty and peace ofWordsworth’s church. Tickets: £7.50.

The Boots Masterclass Series:Leon McCawley (piano)St Martin’s College, Ambleside

Leon McCawley leapt into international prominencein 1993 when he won both First Prize in the NinthInternational Beethoven Piano Competition in Viennaand Second Prize in the Leeds InternationalCompetition. In the penultimate masterclass of thisyear’s series he passes on his experience to LDSMYoung Artists.Tickets: £4.00.

Music for a Summer Evening:Takako Yamasaki (violin)& Emiko Tadenuma (piano)Hawkshead Parish ChurchProgramme includesSonata in A major, Op.47, Kreutzer

Takako has entertained audiences with herperformances for the past four years at LDSM.We are delighted that she is returning to us withone of the leading Japanese pianists and chambermusicians.

Retiring Collection

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Galliard Wind EnsembleSt Martin’s Church, Bowness-on-Windermere

Divertimento in B flat, Hob.II:46Quintet in B flat major, Op.56 No.1La Chéminée du Roi RenéTrois Pièces BrèvesWind Quintet in A flat, Op.14Opus Number Zoo

As with the Szymanowskis, thisgroup rose to publicprominenceas BBC New Generation Artists,and are already one of the finestyoung wind ensembles on theinternational scene. “Wind quintetplaying of greatdistinction,” saidGramophone. Not to be missed!

Tickets: £8.00. Park & Ride available from WindermerePrimary School. Book through the LDSM Box Office.

FURNESS CONCERTS:PsapphaMiss Donnithorne’s Maggotwith Jane Manning (soprano)& Kelvin Thomas (baritone)


Fantasie and Two Pavanes (arr. Maxwell Davies)Kinloch his Fantassie (arr. Maxwell Davies)Old American Songs (arr. Casey)3 Pieces for Mixed SextetMiss Donnithorne’s Maggot (fully staged)

The story of Miss Donnithorne,an Australian lady crossed inlove, became the inspiration forDickens’ mad recluse MissHaversham in GreatExpectations. The incomparableJane Manning brings her starqualities to Davies’ brilliant andinspired theatrical setting.

Tickets: £17.00,£15.00, £12.00. See Special Deals.Why not take ourFestival bus?See back for details.

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Thursday 12 August 2004

Rising Stars:Atsuko Sahara (violin)with Emiko Tadenuma (piano)

Grasmere Church

Sonatina, Op.100Solo Sonata in D minor, Op.27 No.3, BalladeTo the Air of TimeVariations on an Original ThemeSonata in F major, Op.24, Spring

Winner of the 2004 Uralsk International ViolinCompetition, Atsuko aged 23, brings our new RisingStars series to a sparkling close.Tickets: £7.50.

Serenade by CandlelightAmbleside Parish Church

Accompanied as always by astunning backdrop of candlesand specially designedlighting, this programmerepresents the showcase ofthe finest talent of oursummer school, and includes amassed performance ofShostakovich’s 12th Quartet byLDSM Young Artists, as well aspopular solos and ensembles.

Tickets: £13.00, £10.00.Includes a glass of wine.

Friday 13 August 2004

QUARTET SERIES:Karol Szymanowski QuartetAmbleside Parish Church

Quartet, Op.76 No.4, SunriseQuartet No.2, Op.56Quartet in A flat, Op.105

Enjoy this Celebrity MorningRecital with a programmedrawn from some of the mastersof Eastern Europe with musicinfluenced by Hungary, Polandand Czechoslovakia, three of ournew European Union partners.Tickets: £10.00.

11.30am

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Venues Access GuidePlease contact the LDSM Box Office to confirm availability of wheelchairspaces, details of access points and to reserve limited disabled parking.

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Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal D e { W P

Carlisle Cathedral D e { W

Carver Church, Windermere D e { W P

Coronation Hall, Ulverston D e { W P

Grasmere Church D e P (near venue)

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Kendal Town Hall D e { W P

Kirkby Lonsdale Parish Church D e

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Theatre by the Lake, Keswick D e { W P

Westmorland Hall, Kendal D e { W P

Windermere Steamboat Museum D e W P

THE COUNCIL OF LAKE DISTRICT SUMMER MUSIC aregrateful for the generous support given to the 2003 Festivaland Summer School by the following sponsors, benefactors,trusts and foundations.

Anonymous DonorsArts Council of England, North WestBBC Radio 3Benefactors of LDSMBoots plcBurn How Garden House HotelClothworkers’ FoundationErnest Cooke TrustClaude & Ruth CowanDaiwa Anglo FoundationSir John Fisher FoundationMrs Eileen JewellMr S JonesDr & Mrs R LeachMr & Mrs H LeftonDr & Mrs P LucasMr & Mrs A Maddocks

Sir John & Lady ManduellMBR GroupMountain GoatMusicians Benevolent FundNational Lottery through

Arts Council of EnglandNorth West Development AgencyNorthern Rock FoundationDame Kathleen Ollerenshaw DBEOmega Music, BramptonPatrons of LDSMRural Regeneration, CumbriaSeiler PianosSouth Lakeland District CouncilThe Stoller TrustWestmorland Music CouncilWordsworth Hotel, Grasmere

Saturday 14 August 2004

FURNESS CONCERTS:Composers’ Platform:National Youth Orchestra SinfoniettaGeoffrey Paterson (conductor)


An inspiring look behind-the-scenes of several of theUK’s leading young composers drawn from the uniqueNYO Composer scheme. Insight for audiences andbudding composers alike.

Free admission by ticket only from LDSM Box Office.

FURNESS CONCERTS:National Youth Orchestra SinfoniettaAndrew Morley (conductor)


Sinfonietta, Op.1Chain 1Siegfried IdyllTill Eulenspiegels lustige Streiche, Op.28 (arr. Hasenörl)Fantasy world premiereAppalachian Spring (chamber version)

LDSM has alwaysprovided a platform foryoung professionals – theartists of tomorrow.Given by this newensemble, comprised ofprincipals from GreatBritain’s National YouthOrchestra in theirinaugural tour, thisspecial programmebrings distinction to thefinal concert of LDSM’s2004 InternationalFestival.

Tickets: £17.00,£15.00, £12.00.See Special Deals.Why not take ourFestival bus? Only £5.See back for details.

3pm

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Britten-PearsFoundation

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Lutoslawski

Wagner

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Hewitt-Jones

Copland


Enjoy inspirational music making in some of the most beautifulscenery in the world. Make a break of it and stay for a few days.

Lindeth Howe is pleased to support the2004 Lake District Summer Music Festival

Telephone:Windermere (015394) 45759

Email:[email protected]

Website:www.lindeth-howe.co.uk

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Bowness-on-Windermere, Cumbria. Telephone: 015394 46226

www.burnhow.co.uk

CROYDEN HOUSEB&B

CHURCH STREETAMBLESIDE

TEL 015394 32209

www.croydenhouseambleside.co.uk

comfortable, quiet, non smokingguest house

ideally suited for 2004 concert venues.Private parking


SPECIAL FESTIVAL DEALS

Quartet Series 2004Save 20% on the total cost of top price tickets for three concertsgiven by two of the world’s top string quartets – the Chilingiriansand the Szymanowskis:Sat 7 - Chilingirian Quartet/Cohen (KPC)Wed 11 – Szymanowski Quartet/Jackson (APC)Fri 13 – Szymanowski Quartet (APC)

3 FANTASTIC CONCERTS FOR £32

The Ivory Collection 2004Hear three wonderful piano solo and ensemble concerts and geta third off top price seats:Sun 1 – Steven Osborne (KTH)Tue 3 – Gould Piano Trio (PMC)Mon 9 – Leon McCawley (APC)

3 TOP PIANO CONCERTS FOR £22.50 ANDFREE PENRITH FESTIVAL BUS

Furness ConcertsHear three of four fabulous concerts at the beautifully restoredCoronation Hall in Ulverston and save £9 on top price seats:Sat 31 – Chilingirian QuartetWed 4 – Goldberg EnsembleFri 13 – PsapphaSat 14 – NYO Sinfonietta

CHOOSE ANY THREE CONCERTS FOR £42AND GET OUR FESTIVAL BUS FREE

The Brewery ExperienceA glimpse into the making of an award winning film, a littleCommedia per musica and some late night piano at Cumbria’sleading multi-arts centre for £24Mon 2 – Cunning Little Vixen (7pm)Fri 6 – Fast Forward Figaro (8pm)Fri 6 – Heejung Kim & Esther Sofaer (9.45pm)

THREE BREWERY EVENTS FOR ONLY £24

Family Ticket – Bring a Child for £1For the first time, when you purchase 2 adult tickets for an eventbring along an under-18 for only £1

CHILD TICKET ONLY £1 WITH EVERY TWOADULT TICKETS PURCHASED

ConcessionsConcessions are available to under-18s, full-time students onpresentation of an NUF card and holders of an ES40. Pleasebring along your identification to the first event where you canclaim your tickets. Concessions are not available on the aboveoffers.

SAVE20%

SAVE25%

PLUS FREEFESTIVAL BUS

SAVE£9

PLUS FREEFESTIVAL BUS

SAVE£5

CHILDREN GOFOR ONLY £1

SAVE50%

OPENS MONDAY 14 JUNEPriority Booking is available to Patrons of LDSM.Please return your completed Booking Formmarked PATRON, enclosing payment and astamped addressed envelope. LDSM Patrons areadvised to take advantage of the Priority BookingPeriod, by post from 14–25 June. All ticket ordersreceived after this period will be treated asstandard postal bookings.

OPENS MONDAY 28 JUNEPlease return your completed Booking Formenclosing payment and a stamped addressedenvelope for the return of your tickets.

OPENS MONDAY 28 JUNEPlease call LDSM Box Office on 0845 6 442144.Open Monday to Friday, 11am to 6pm. A 24hrmessage service is also in operation.

OPENS MONDAY 28 JUNETickets will be available from the Lake DistrictSummer Music offices at Stricklandgate House,Kendal (Monday to Friday, 11am to 4pm). Subjectto availability, tickets will also be on sale at thevenue on the day of each concert from an hourbefore the performance.

OPENS SATURDAY 31 JULYTickets will be available from our office atSt Martin’s College, Charlotte Mason campusduring the Festival. Open 10am to 5pm.

Please check your tickets as soon as youreceive them. The Box Office cannot undertake toexchange tickets or refund money. Tickets mayonly be returned for resale if the event in questionis sold out. A £2 handling charge will be made.

Whilst every effort is made to ensure that the informationin this leaflet is correct at the time of going to press somealterations to the programme or artists may be necessaryin exceptional circumstances. The management of LDSMreserves the right to make any necessary alterationswithout prior notification.

LDSM PATRONSPRIORITY BOOKING

POSTALBOOKING

TELEPHONEBOOKING

BOOKINGIN PERSON

AMBLESIDEBOX OFFICE

REFUNDS

Box Office:0845 6 442144

Lake District Summer Music,Stricklandgate House,

92 Stricklandgate, Kendal,Cumbria LA9 4PU

www.ldsm.org.uk

BOOKINGDETAILS

Cheques should be made payable to LDSM

Payment by Mastercard, Access, Visa, Switchand Delta also accepted.


SEAT NO. TOTALPRICE SEATS £

Sat 31 CH 8pm Chilingirian Quartet

Sun 1 KTH 8pm Steven Osborne

Mon 2 SMC 2.30pm Masterclass 1: Osborne

BAC 7pm Making of The Cunning Little Vixen

SMC 10.30pm Late Night Osborne

Tue 3 APC 11.30am Maya Rasooly

PMC 8pm Gould Piano Trio

Wed 4 RM 10am Poetry Morning & Rydal Concert

RC 11.30am Rydal Concert

APC 3.30pm Wendy Dawn Thompson

CH 8pm Goldberg Ensemble

Thu 5 SMC 2.30pm Masterclass 2: Rowland & Mészáros

KLPC 3.30pm Kirkby Market Day Concert

APC 8pm Robert Cohen & Benjamin Frith

Fri 6 WSA 12noon Children’s Workshop Showcase

WSA 2.30pm Intermediate/Advanced Workshop

SMC 2.30pm Masterclass 3: Robert Cohen

PMC 8pm Sacconi Quartet & Alexis White

BAC 8pm Fast Forward Figaro

BAC 9.45pm Kim (piano) & Sofaer (piano)

Sat 7 WSM 12noon The Steamboat Prom

SMB 5pm Viva Vivaldi

KPC 8pm Chilingirian Quartet & Cohen

Sun 8 TBTL 8pm The Menuhin Concert

Mon 9 WHG 10am Talk: Chris de Souza & Recital

GPC 11.30am Grasmere Recital

SMC 2.30pm Masterclass 4: Szymanowski & Jackson

APC 8pm Leon McCawley

CC 8pm Red Priest: Four Seasons

Tue 10 RC 11.30am Apollo & Pan

SMC 2.30pm Masterclass 5: McCawley

HPC 8pm Music for a Summer Evening

KPC 8pm Red Priest: A Baroque Fantasy

Wed 11 CCW 11.30am Morning Serenade

APC 8pm Szymanowski Quartet & Jackson

SMC 10.30pm Celebration of the Violin

Thu 12 GC 11.30am Atsuko Sahara (violin)

APC 8pm Serenade by Candlelight

Fri 13 APC 11.30am Szymanowski Quartet

SMB 5pm Galliard Wind Ensemble

CH 8pm Psappha: Miss Donnithorne’s Maggot

Sat 14 CH 3pm Composer’s Platform FREE

CH 8pm National Youth Orchestra Sinfonietta

SUB-TOTAL INDIVIDUAL TICKETS £

SUB-TOTAL SPECIAL FESTIVAL DEALS £

SUB-TOTAL FESTIVAL BUS £

DONATIONS (See over) £

GRAND TOTAL £

BOOKING FORMDetach as indicated. Fill in BOTH sides and return to:Lake District Summer Music, Stricklandgate House,92 Stricklandgate, Kendal, Cumbria LA9 4PU.Enquiries: 0845 6 44 21 44Please enclose a stamped addressed envelope.

SPECIAL FESTIVAL DEALS

Package Price Qty Total

Quartet Series 2004 £32.00

The Ivory Collection £22.50Free Penrith Coach Requiredplease tick pick-up Kendal �� Ambleside ��

Furness Concerts £42.00Free Ulverston Coach Requiredplease tick pick-up Kendal �� Ambleside ��

The Brewery Experience £24.00

SUB-TOTAL SPECIAL FESTIVAL DEALS (copy to other form)

FESTIVAL BUS

Why bother with driving to concerts and finding parking when youcan join your friends on our extanded Festival bus:Kendal pick-up point: Leisure Centre (times will be sent)Ambleside pick-up point: Fire Station (times will be sent)

Destination Price Qty Total

UlverstonSat 31 – Chilingirian Quartet £3.00Wed 4 – Goldberg Ensemble £3.00Fri 13 – Psappha £3.00Sat 14 – NYO Sinfonietta (evening) £3.00

PenrithTue 3 – Gould Piano Trio £3.00

CarlisleMon 9 – Red Priest: Four Seasons £3.00

Kendal (Ambleside pick-up only)Sun 1 – Steven Osborne £3.00Sat 7 – Chilingirian Quartet/Cohen £3.00

please tick pick-up Kendal �� Ambleside ��

SUB-TOTAL FESTIVAL BUS


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Please help us measure the economic impact ofLDSM. Whilst at LDSM I will be:Travelling to concerts from my home �Staying in own holiday home �Renting accommodation locally �Staying in hotel or B&B �Staying at campsite �

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Send your completed booking form to:Box Office, Lake District Summer Music,92 Stricklandgate, Kendal, Cumbria LA9 4PU.

Lake District Summer Music increasingly relieson donations from individuals to maintain itsSummer School and Festival programme. If youwish to make a donation to LDSM you may doso in the box provided at the bottom of thebooking form. Because LDSM is a RegisteredCharity all Donations can qualify for Gift Aid.This enables LDSM to claim a substantial taxrebate from the Inland Revenue on your gift.I would like LDSM to enhance my donation byGift Aid at no further cost to myself �

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Aisle seat preferred � Wheelchair �

PLEASE MARK YOUR PREFERRED SEATING LOCATION

Coronation Hall, Ulverston Ambleside Parish Church

Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal Theatre by the Lake, Keswick

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