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Academy of St Thomas orchestral concert

Part of the Academy of St Thomas orchestral concerts 2017

Add to my Calendar 16-09-2017 19:30 16-09-2017 21:30 36 Academy of St Thomas orchestral concert Following a highly acclaimed concert last year, the Norwich-based Academy of St Thomas return to St Andrew’s Church, Hingham on Saturday 16th September.  With a focus again on young talent, the soloist is saxophonist Finlay McEwen. Winner of the Norfolk Young Musician 2013, Finn was a pupil at Norwich School and has since been studying at the Guildhall School of Music with John Harle. He will perform Glazunov’s romantic saxophone concerto accompanied by the strings of the AST. The concert conducted by Matthew Andrews will begin with Rossini’s Italian Girl in Algiers and Schubert’s Symphony No 3. The final piece is Malcolm Arnold’s Serenade for small orchestra which is reminiscent of his melodius film music influences and a lively finale to his concert. St Andrew's Church, Hingham DD/MM/YYYY

Details

St Andrew's Church
St Andrew's Street
Hingham
Norfolk
NR9 4HP
England

Programme

Gioachino Rossini – Italian girl in Algiers: Overture
Malcolm Arnold – Serenade for small orchestra, Op.26
Aleksandr Glazunov – Saxophone Concerto, Op.109
Franz Schubert – Symphony no.3 in D major, D.200

Performers

Finlay McEwen – Saxophone

Academy of St Thomas

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Programme Note

Following a highly acclaimed concert last year, the Norwich-based Academy of St Thomas return to St Andrew’s Church, Hingham on Saturday 16th September.  With a focus again on young talent, the soloist is saxophonist Finlay McEwen. Winner of the Norfolk Young Musician 2013, Finn was a pupil at Norwich School and has since been studying at the Guildhall School of Music with John Harle. He will perform Glazunov’s romantic saxophone concerto accompanied by the strings of the AST.

The concert conducted by Matthew Andrews will begin with Rossini’s Italian Girl in Algiers and Schubert’s Symphony No 3. The final piece is Malcolm Arnold’s Serenade for small orchestra which is reminiscent of his melodius film music influences and a lively finale to his concert.

Finlay McEwen alto saxophone

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