LIVE EVENT
SOLD OUT!
- 7:30pm
- St Bride's Church · Fleet Street
For JAM autumn’s celebration, we invite you to a FREE 1-hour concert with a drinks reception.
Hear about JAM’s amazing work during the pandemic, the soon to be released
JAM on the Marsh: VIRTUAL and JAM’s plans for 2022.
Six world premieres from the JAM Masterclass Series in composition will be performed.
JAM on the MARSH: VIRTUAL
COMING SOON!
London Mozart Players with James Gilchrist
- 7:30pm
- Virtual Festival
The London Mozart Players with James Gilchrist (tenor), Ben Goldscheider (horn) and Michael Bawtree (conductor) perform Britten’s Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings, Op.31 as well as a world premiere by British composer, Cecilia McDowall.
Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time
- 7:30pm
- Virtual Festival
Composed while he was a prisoner during WWII, Olivier Messiaen’s Quartet for the End of Time was created under some of the most dire conditions known to humankind.
Performed by some of the UK’s best musicians: Michael Collins (clarinet) · Anna Tilbrook (piano) · Simon Blendis (violin) · Sally Pendlebury (cello).
Kosmos Ensemble
- 7:30pm
- Virtual Festival
Kosmos is re-defining the relationship between classical and world music. Gypsy, Scottish, Jewish and Greek music glide into hot-blooded tango and Asian melodies, referencing classical composers including Brahms, Dvorak and Sarasate, performed with “telepathic rapport, dazzling virtuosity, serious scholarship, intellectual curiosity and impeccable musicianship” (Richard Morrison, chief music critic, The Times).
Harriet MacKenzie (violin) · Meg-Rosaleen Hamilton (viola) · Miloš Milivojević (accordion)
Caritas with Paul Mealor
- 7:30pm
- Virtual Festival
Francesca Massey & Onyx Brass in concert
- 7:30pm
- Virtual Festival
That Latin Temperament
- 7:30pm
- Virtual Festival
Inspiring a musical journey across South America, That Latin Temperament illustrates the development of Argentinian and Brazilian music from its deep Spanish origins to the juxtaposing rhythms of the Brazilian bossa nova, including arrangements of songs and tangos by Piazzolla, Machado and Villa-Lobos.
Elgar's Piano Quintet in A minor
- 7:30pm
- Virtual Festival
Elgar was deeply affected by the horrors of WWI when he wrote his Piano Quintet in A minor. Performed by some of the UK’s best musicians: Anna Tilbrook (piano) · Simon Blendis (violin) · Harriet MacKenzie (violin) · Philip Dukes (viola) · Sally Pendlebury (cello).
Bernstein's Chichester Psalms
- 7:30pm
- Virtual Festival
JAM Celebration Concert
- 7:30pm
- Virtual Festival