Name: Summer Sounds
Start: 2024-06-29T19:00:00+01:00
End: 2024-06-29T22:00:00+01:00
Location: St Luke's Church, Charlton

Summer Sounds

St Luke's Church, Charlton, London SE7

A concert featuring a selection of music for voice and instrument. We're planning a strong line-up! Tickets only £10 per person.

St Luke's Church, Charlton

<h3>Perfomers at St Luke's Summer Sounds Concert:</h3> Alexandra Kremakova is a piano, harpsichord and organ player based in South London.Originally from Bulgaria, she came to the UK in 2012 to complete a Masters in Performance degree at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance as a Leverhulme scholar. During her time at the conservatoire she was the winner of the Trinity Laban Soloist competition.She holds the position of regular organist at the Parish of Plaistow and enjoys a busy schedule as a performer and music teacher.Katie Sazanova completed her Master of Arts degree with Distinction at Trinity Laban Conservatoire for Music and Dance. She studied at Trinity with Anna Pope, Wissam Boustany and Christopher Green, funded generously by The Countess of Munster Musical Trust, The Kathleen Trust, Trinity Laban Conservatoire, The Richard Stapley Foundation and the Dorothy Grinstead Memorial Fund. In 2018, Katie won the Flutes in Tuscany Young Artist competition held in Tereglio, where she performed a solo recital and gained a sponsored place as part of her award. She has also performed in the final rounds of the Harold Clarke Woodwind Competition 2018 and 2019. In recent years, Katie has won the Birmingham Conservatoire Woodwind Prize, has been Highly Commended in the British Flute Society Competition and performed as a finalist in the Doris Newton Club Prize. She was also a finalist in The Sylvia Cleaver Chamber Music Competition with The Mondelli Wind Quintet.Scipio Mosley graduated from The Birmingham Conservatoire where he studied a BMus in Classical Guitar and won the Corton Hyde Early Music Prize.Since leaving university he has been training as a Jazz guitarist studying with Julian Joseph, Byron Wallen, Trevor Watkis, Tony Kofi and Artie Zaitz.He has performed with various acts at many of the biggest festivals in the UK including Latitude, Wilderness, Secret Garden Party and BoomTown Festival and worked in the studio with up and coming artists like Kiko Bun (Island Records), Pierrot and Curtis Scott.He has recorded on sessions for many acts with airplay on many radio shows (such as Radio 1 Extra on the David Rodigan Show and World Heart Beat Hour on Riverside Radio). He recently performed as a soloist with an orchestra in a production of Piazzolla’s Maria De Buenos Aires at the vaults in London with his brother conducting.Amabel Barlow is a local freelance landscape artist and author. She is also a keen trombone player and singer, and has performed for many years with the Blackheath Chorus with whom she performs concerts and in the Blackheath Community Opera series.Dominic Barlow studied piano and composition at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and has worked on numerous West End productions as Musical Director, deputy Musical Director or keyboard player, including Evita, They’re Playing Our Song, Little Me, Spend Spend Spend, Fame, Les Miserables (original production), Grease, Beauty and the Beast, Me and My Girl, Jesus Christ Superstar and many others. For the Royal National Theatre: associate conductor of Oh What a Lovely War, Mother Courage, pianist on Guys and Dolls and keyboard player on Volpone. Dominic appeared in Ken Loach’s film Riff Raff and Mike Leigh’s Topsy Turvy, has written music for tv signature themes and various theatre productions, has taught at all of the London Drama colleges and has been personal Musical Director for such performers as Fenella Fielding, Marti Webb, Cleo Laine and Johnny Dankworth. He has worked at Greenwich Theatre with young local performers and recently been Associate Musical Director for the West End and touring productions of the Olivier nominated The Rat Pack Live From Las Vegas, conducting the show all over the UK, Europe and the USA. He has made several music documentaries for BBC Radio 4 and is currently musical director and arranger for the singer Mark Kingswood, with whom he toured supporting Gladys Knight in 2022 to much acclaim.Noah Mosley is a composer and conductor with a passion for lyrical, moving and imaginative music making and opera. His full length opera commissions include Aurora, premiered at Bury Court 2019 and revived at Grimeborn, the Arcola (‘Mosley excels at open-hearted scale lyricism and large-scale ensembles’ Opera Magazine) and Mad King Suibhne, premiered at Bury Court in 2017 and revived at English National Opera’s Lilian Baylis House and Messums, Wiltshire, after critical acclaim (‘Divine upper string writing.. exquisite vocal writing… like a modern Purcell’ Opera Now).Noah is dedicated to composing meaningful and engaging music for children. During lockdown he composed three children’s operas for English Touring Opera which can be seen online, including ‘Shh! we have a plan’, ‘Aiden’ and ‘The Firebird’. These operas have been viewed online over 50,000 times. Most recently Noah also composed a touring children’s opera, ‘The Wish Gatherer’, which was performed in schools and theaters throughout England. ‘The Firebird’ was nominated for the best online production and ‘The Wish Gatherer’ won the award for best opera production by the Young Audiences Music Awards. He also composes orchestral and instrumental music including conducting a new orchestral overture for the International Opera Award’s 2018 ceremony, performed on the main stage at ENO’s The Coliseum, played by the Orpheus Sinfonia. Other commissions include Songs for Gertrude Jekyll for Godalming Choral Society premiered in July 2018, and a cello and piano piece performed at Lady Solti’s house.From 2014-18 Noah was music director of Helios Collective, which received an Opera Awards Foundation Bursary in 2016, and with whom he toured productions to Copenhagen Opera Festival, Buxton Opera Festival, Glasgow and many London venues including the Arcola, the Bussey Building and the Leicester Square Arts Theatre. He is music director of St Luke’s Church, Charlton.Noah has been a conducting fellow at the Dartington International Summer School, and a praktikant at Karlsruhe Opera House, assisting Justin Brown on Gurrelieder.As a pianist Noah Mosley has accompanied many renowned singers including Stuart Skelton, Bryan Hymel, Wallis Guinta, Vlada Borovko, Simon Shibambu, Elin Pritchard and Anna Patalong.Currently Noah is working on an opera commission and songs.London-based Irish Tenor, James (Seamus) Kinsella, is a versatile performer with a diverse repertoire that includes Opera, Musicals, Popular Songs and Irish Ballads. James regularly performs in both the United Kingdom and Ireland. Engagements as a guest artist have included an invitation to Australia with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, repeat engagements for the Puccini Society at the Savoy Hotel, London and “Memories of John McCormack” for the Marlow Theatre, Canterbury.Operatic roles include Lensky, Eugene Onegine, Pinkerton, Madam Butterfly, Canio, I Pagliacci, Gustavo, A Masked Ball (2007 &amp; 2010) Alfredo, La Traviata: (2008) Faust (2009), Lensky for Barewood, the title role of Othello for Guildford Opera (2011) and Don Jose (Carmen 2013). James has a busy concert and Oratorio, most recently Mozart Vespers and Haydn St Nicholas Mass and Messiah. He performs regularly with the Opera Cabaret trio “Aspects of Opera”. St Luke's Community Choir

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