OTHER FORTHCOMING CONCERTS.
Purchasing of tickets for all concerts.
Tickets are available in advance online at
www.iscaensemble.org.uk or
www.ticketsource.co.uk
Sidmouth concert tickets are also available from
Paragon Books, 38 High Street, Sidmouth (01395 514516).
Philip Glass : The American Four Seasons
Since its premiere in 2009 by Robert McDuffie and the Toronto Symphony Orchestra, 'The American Four Seasons' by Philip Glass has gained
popularity in concert halls worldwide. The work is praised for its blend of Baroque forms with contemporary minimalism, making it both accessible and deeply moving.
Beethoven's 'Eroica' Symphony
The "Eroica" Symphony redefined the symphony genre, expanding its length, complexity, and emotional scope. It challenged listeners' expectations and established Beethoven
as a revolutionary figure in music. The work's themes of heroism, struggle, and triumph resonate deeply, reflecting both personal and universal experiences.
Tuesday 24th. June 2025 at 3 p.m.
Sidmouth Parish Church
YOUNG VIRTUOSI CHAMBER CONCERT
JOEL MUNDAY violin
AURÉLIEN PINCHON cello
Montinari : Sonata in D for Violin and Basso
Ravel : Sonata for Violin and Cello
Piazolla : Three Tangos
Peteris Vasks : Castillo interior
Stravinsky : Pulcinella Suite arr.
Piatigorsky
FREE ADMISSION
Complimentary tickets may be obtained by emailing Roger Hendy roghendy@gmail.com
or from April at Paragon Books, 38 High Street, Sidmouth.
Thursday 6th November at 3 p.m.
Sidmouth Parish Church
A very special Chamber Concert
‘La Belle Epoque’
JOEL MUNDAY violin
JULIAN TREVELYAN piano
Joel Munday is a Tillett Trust Debut Artist 2025 – 2027
Julian Trevelyan was a finalist in the 2024 Leeds International Piano Competition.
Ravel Violin Sonata 1
Solo piano t.b.d.
Mélanie Bonis violin sonata
Ysaye Solo Violin Sonata 2
Fauré Violin Sonata 1
Free admission.
Complimentary tickets available from roghendy@gmail.com
or in early August from Paragon Books, Sidmouth.
Application for tickets by email can now be received.
Saturday 6th December at 7.30 p.m.
Sidmouth Parish Church
ISCA ENSEMBLE CHRISTMAS CONCERT
Khachaturian - Adagio from Spartacus
Hummel - Trumpet Concerto
CAMERON TODD - trumpet
Vaughan Williams - London Symphony
Written shortly before the start of the First World War (in which Vaughan Williams served), the London Symphony was dedicated to the composer George Butterworth, whose life was cut tragically short in the war and who had first suggested to Vaughan Williams that he write a symphony; “We were talking together one day” recalled Vaughan Williams “when he said in his gruff, abrupt manner: ‘You know, you ought to write a symphony’”. When listening to the piece it is probably worth remembering that London then was quite different to London now. It was the centre of Empire, and a busy, dirty, noisy place, but it was also without today’s urban sprawl, with the countryside on the doorstep and with transport dominated by horsepower rather than the car. The London Symphony gives us a wonderful glimpse of both sides