Surrey Brass celebrates St. George's Day with music by English composers throughout the ages,
in many cases arranged specially for the
ensemble.
To illustrate the music, Guest Narrator William
Whymper presents prose and poetry, including the most famous stirring
speeches from Shakespeare's "Henry V", which was written
in about 1599, and might have been the first play performed at the Globe
Theatre.
Guest
Conductor Denis Wick
is the President of the International Trombone Association and was the
longest serving principal trombonist of the London Symphony Orchestra.
Denis has a world wide reputation for his Mouthpieces
and Mutes, and also his sparkling arrangements of music for Wind
and Brass.
Programme to
include:
Sir William Walton - music from the film " Henry
V"
with narration from the Shakespeare play
John Hughes - Golden Jubilee Fanfare
William
Byrd - Earl of Oxford's March
John Ireland - Comedy Overture
Chris
Hazell - The "Cats" Suite
with poems by Stevie Smith
Although we anticipate to play the listed music,
the musical programme may be subject to change. Expect unprogrammed
additions for your enjoyment!
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The
Borough Hall is one of Godalming's more imposing red-brick buildings,
situated in the High Street and is a
successful and highly popular location for a range of artistic, cultural and
social events.
The
Borough Hall has
excellent facilities for the disabled, including easy wheelchair access, toilet
and parking facilities.
Once
you get to the centre of Godalming park in the Waitrose Supermarket
car park (you can't miss it!)
The Borough Hall
is directly opposite the car park.
There is no parking on site
Directions
From the London, or from Portsmouth, the easiest
way to find us is to come down/up the A3, then leave at the
turning signposted "Compton" (B3000 - South) 3 miles
south of Guildford. Keep going until you come to the
roundabout where the B3000 meets the B3100. Turn right and keep
going for 2 miles until you come into the top right-hand corner
of the map below.
From Brighton/Horsham, or
Kent, the easiest, if not quite the shortest, way to get to
Godalming is to head for Guildford then take the old Portsmouth
Road (B3100) signposted to Godalming.
Obtain a map and directions to the venue by
clicking the button.
Click the button for Train information
Nearest station: Godalming (Portsmouth line
out of Waterloo).
On leaving the station, head for the church, keep
going through the churchyard, past the allotments, and onwards until
you enter the map below from the top left-hand corner. Check the
train times on the Railtrack
site.
The hall is an 8 minute walk from the mainline
station.
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Guest
Conductor 
Once
you get to the centre of Godalming park in the Waitrose Supermarket
car park (you can't miss it!) 
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