EAST MEETS WEST

Arguably some of the most
brilliantly exciting music
the 20th century has offered us
from both sides of the planet
----- with a tune!

Musical Programme

MUSIC FROM
THE EAST

Leos Janacek - Sinfonietta
Aram Khatachurian - Adagio from "Spartacus" -
(aka "The Onedin Line" theme)
John Barry - "From Russia with Love"
arranged for Surrey Brass by John Hughes
Serge Prokofiev - "Lieutenant Kije"
Kenny Ball - His No. 1 hit
"Midnight in Moscow"
arranged for Surrey Brass by John Hughes
Serge Rachmaninoff -
"Cortege" from "Mlada"
Aram Khatachurian -"Sabre Dance"
PLAYING IN THE BACKGROUND now...

HEAR A SNEAK PREVIEW
Pieces No. 3, 4, 5 and 7
of this programme are featured
on our Russian Brass CD
which is available now!

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MUSIC FROM
THE WEST

Aaron Copland -
"Fanfare for The Common Man"
Jeffrey Agrell - "Jive Concerto"
Samuel Barber - "Mutations from Bach"
Leonard Bernstein - "Presto Barbaro"
from the film "On The Waterfront (1954)"
George Gershwin - "An American in Paris"
and a bit more....

Greetings, Surrey Brass!
I just noticed that you’ll be performing my
“Jive Concerto”
and I want to wish you all the best
on your concert.
It’s a challenging piece, but one that I hope is both fun to perform and a delight to hear.
Good luck!
Jeffrey Agrell
School of Music
University of Iowa

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Date, Time and Venue

7:30pm Saturday 5th July 2003
St. Matthias Church,
Richmond Hill,
Richmond, Surrey TW10 6PN.

Map and Directions

The correct venue map is accessible here.

Train information can be found by clicking the button.
Nearest tube/mainline is Richmond (connections via District Line, Silverlink, SWT Waterloo).

Bus timetable information can be found by clicking the button.
Bus Route 371 goes past the church, journey time 10 mins from Richmond bus station or the rail station at Richmond.

ON FOOT: The church is at the top of Richmond Hill about 1km from the Town Centre and Station. Take the rear entrance to the station, turn right and keep going up Church Road, go over the traffic lights and keep going up the hill until you get to the top. The church is a local landmark and clearly visible at the top of the hill from miles around!

Parking

Parking in the Borough of Richmond upon Thames is limited.
There is only very limited meter parking in the streets around the church.
HOWEVER the concert is outside normal meter hours in most places!
Nearest car park is in Richmond town centre, in the multistorey next to the Rail Station.

Access for the Disabled

Disabled access to the church from Kings Road
There are no steps
Doors are wide enough for wheelchairs
There is one disabled toilet
Seating is movable so wheelchair spaces can be arranged flexibly

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