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JAM on the Marsh 2015
Programme for JAM on the Marsh 2015, across Romney Marsh, Kent, from 9 to 19 July, the first festival curated by Paul Mealor, with the Chapel Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge under Nicholas Cleobury premiering Thea Musgrave's festival commission The Voices of Our Ancestors, alongside Sounds Baroque, Daniel Cook and the Mousai Singers. Inside are Mealor's welcome, the event diary, programme notes for every concert, exhibitions by Ruth Parkinson and Justin Sutcliffe, Sabotage Theatre's Owlers, poetry from Jonty Driver and Gawain Douglas, biographies and supporters.
In this publication
Cover | 1 |
JAM Supporters | 3 | Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust
Festival diary | 4 |
Welcome from the Curator | 5 | Paul Mealor
Ruth Parkinson: In Search of Memory (exhibition) | 7 | Ruth Parkinson
Sabotage Theatre Company: Owlers | 8 | Sabotage Theatre Company, Zoe Hinks, Carl Boardman, Penny Lisle, Harriet Layhe, Tea Poldervaart
Singing Playgrounds with Ex Cathedra and Onyx Brass | 9 | Ex Cathedra, Onyx Brass, Ula Weber, Rob Challinor, Timothy Jackson
Brandenburg Concerto No.5 and Stabat Mater with Sounds Baroque | 10 | Sounds Baroque, Julian Perkins, Claire Seaton, Andrew Radley, Sophie Barber, Rachel Latham, Handel, J S Bach, Pergolesi
Justin Sutcliffe: This Was Once Sea II (photography) | 13 | Justin Sutcliffe
Jonty Driver: Requiem (poetry reading) | 14 | Jonty Driver, Peter Fields
The Fifth Continent: The Chapel Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge | 15 | Chapel Choir of Selwyn College Cambridge, Onyx Brass, Simon Hogan, Claire Seaton, Annie Gill, Andrew Radley, Ashley Catling, Omar Ebrahim, Nicholas Cleobury, Paul Mealor, Thea Musgrave, Eric Whitacre, Morten Lauridsen, Paul Patterson
Ruth Parkinson: At the Turn of the Tide (children's workshop) | 20 | Ruth Parkinson
Kate Walters: I can Draw your Dreams | 21 | Kate Walters
Romney Marsh Churches Tour | 22 | Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust
Daniel Cook's Abbey Recital | 23 | Daniel Cook, Bruhns, Whitlock, Alain, Heiller, Schumann
Festival Chamber Orchestra of Canterbury: Musical Gems | 24 | Festival Chamber Orchestra of Canterbury, Ian Crowther, Anthony Halstead, Mozart, Albinoni, J S Bach, Derek Bell, Corelli, Ennio Morricone, Walton, Pachelbel
Safari Opera Gala and Dinner | 27 | Carleen Ebbs, Rebecca Afonwy-Jones, Jung Soo Yun, Rodney Earl Clarke, Alice Turner
AUTOMATRONIC: Music for Organ and Electronics | 28 | Michael Bonaventure, Huw Morgan
T. S. Eliot The Waste Land: Gawain Douglas | 29 | Gawain Douglas, Nikki Douglas, T. S. Eliot, Kurt Weill, Vivian Ellis, Frank Bridge
Duruflé Requiem: Mousai Singers | 30 | Mousai Singers, Simon Hogan, Daniel Cook, Parry, Fauré, Vaughan Williams, James MacMillan, Duruflé
Tim Parsons Organ Recital | 33 | Tim Parsons, Boëllmann, Buxtehude, Purcell, Vierne, Stanley, J S Bach, Mendelssohn
Biographies | 35 | Ruth Parkinson, Ex Cathedra, Ula Weber, Onyx Brass, Julian Perkins, Sophie Barber, Rachel Latham, Claire Seaton, Andrew Radley, Justin Sutcliffe, Jonty Driver, Sarah MacDonald, Simon Hogan, Annie Gill, Ashley Catling, Omar Ebrahim, Nicholas Cleobury, Daniel Cook, Anthony Halstead, Carleen Ebbs, Jung Soo Yun, Rodney Earl Clarke, Huw Morgan, Mousai Singers, Tim Parsons
Special thanks, Trustees, Panel and Supporters | 47 | E. Armitage, Nicholas Cleobury, Daniel Cook, Timothy Jackson, Sarah MacDonald
