JAM Festival Orchestra
Takes on an audacious programme with the London Mozart Players
12 July · Friday · 7pm
St Nicholas · New Romney · TN28 8EU
OVERVIEW
The new JAM on the Marsh Festival Orchestra performs Vaughan William’s ever popular The Lark Ascending and Beethoven’s Symphony No.1. Michael Bawtree conducts professional musicians from the London Mozart Players, community players from the Romney Marsh, violinist Aki Blendis, Category Finalist in the BBC Young Musician 2022.
This event will finish at approximately 8pm, with no interval.
Online booking for the Shuttle Bus closes on Friday, 21 June.
If you have any questions please contact
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SOLD OUT
£20 · Standard
- Unreserved seating
£25 · Standard + Shuttle Bus
- Unreserved seating
- Festival programme
- Return festival shuttle bus from Ashford International station to venue
Free · under 18s
PERFORMERS
PROGRAMME
Capriol Suite
Peter Warlock (1894-1930)
The Lark Ascending
Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)
Symphony No.1
Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
LOCATION
St Nicholas · New Romney · TN28 8EU
GETTING HERE from LONDON
Only 1 hour from London with the highspeed train and Festival Shuttle Bus.
TRAIN
London St Pancras (or Stratford International) –> Ashford International
FESTIVAL SHUTTLE BUS
Ashford International –> Festival Venue
- 6pm: Bus departs from Ashford International to venue
- 8.30pm: Bus departs from venue arriving Ashford International at 9pm
HELPFUL INFORMATION
TICKETS
Paper tickets will not be distributed via the box office. Please show your email ticket confirmation on your mobile phone upon arrival.
WHEN DO DOORS OPEN?
Doors open approximately 30 minutes before each event.
ACCESSIBILITY
It is our ambition to have as many people connected to the arts as possible. Please understand that we primarily use medieval churches and access can be challenging in these ancient buildings. Our Front of House team will be available to assist and direct you during your visit.
TOILETS
Public toilets are available in the car park opposite the church.