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JAM on the Marsh 2018
The programme for JAM on the Marsh 2018, the fifth multi-arts festival on Romney Marsh from 5 to 15 July, curated for his final year by Daniel Cook, with the BBC Singers premiering Rory Boyle's Songs from the Marshes and the London Mozart Players and Mousai Singers in Fauré's Requiem. Inside are welcomes from Edward Armitage and Daniel Cook, notes on every concert, exhibition, theatre and poetry event, from VOCES8 to Kate Walters' residency, and biographies of the musicians.
In this publication
JAM Supporters, Trustees and Panel | 2 | Edward Armitage, Michael Bawtree, Daniel Cook
Festival diary | 3 |
Welcome from Edward Armitage, JAM Chairman | 9 | Edward Armitage, Daniel Cook, Michael Bawtree
Festival bus service | 10 |
Welcome from Daniel Cook, Festival Curator | 11 | Daniel Cook, Linda Nicholson, Michael Bawtree
Ruth Parkinson, Time and Tide (art exhibition) | 12 | Ruth Parkinson
Justin Sutcliffe, Objects Are People Too (photography exhibition) | 13 | Justin Sutcliffe
Susan Pilcher, Unidentified Fotographed Objects by Night (photography exhibition) | 14 | Susan Pilcher
Romney Resource Centre Photographic Course exhibitions | 15 | Susan Pilcher, Justin Sutcliffe, Tristan Fewings
Kate Walters, artist in residence (art exhibition) | 16 | Kate Walters
Romney Marsh Churches Tour | 17 | Joan Campbell
Changeling Theatre, Blithe Spirit | 18 | Changeling Theatre, Charlotte Palmer, Toby Manley, Jess Nesling, Jennifer Clement
VOCES8 and Canterbury Cathedral Girls' Choir, Sing Joyfully | 19 | VOCES8, Canterbury Cathedral Girls' Choir, David Newsholme, Jim Clements, Alexander L'Estrange, Cecilia McDowall, Jonathan Dove
William Sieghart, Poetry Pharmacy | 21 | William Sieghart
BBC Singers, Rachmaninoff Vespers and Rory Boyle Songs from the Marshes (Festival Commission, world premiere) | 22 | BBC Singers, Michael Zaugg, Rory Boyle, Claudia Daventry, Sergei Rachmaninoff
Children's Sunday | 25 | Dimity Morgan, Ruth Parkinson
Primary Schools of Romney Marsh, Onyx Brass and Daniel Moulton, A Sporting Chance | 26 | Onyx Brass, Daniel Moulton, Bob Chilcott
Jonty Driver Poetry Recital | 27 | Jonty Driver, Peter Fields
Linda Nicholson, Bach 48 Preludes and Fugues, Part 1 | 28 | Linda Nicholson, Joan Campbell
Daniel Cook, Bach 48 Preludes and Fugues, Part 2 | 29 | Daniel Cook
Sabotage Theatre and Bridgetower Music, The Soldier's Tale | 30 | Sabotage Theatre, Bridgetower Music, Gabrielle Sheppard, Peter Watts, James Widden, Igor Stravinsky
Christopher Kent and Gamal Khamis, Never Such Innocence | 31 | Christopher Kent, Gamal Khamis
Come and Play with Daniel Cook | 32 | Daniel Cook
Kate Walters, I Can Draw Your Dreams | 33 | Kate Walters
London Mozart Players, Mousai Singers and Daniel Cook, Fauré Requiem | 34 | London Mozart Players, Mousai Singers, Daniel Cook, Michael Bawtree, Santiago Mantas, Maurice Duruflé, Edward Bairstow, Gabriel Fauré
Jillian Bain Christie and Catherine Herriott, A Summer's Afternoon | 38 | Jillian Bain Christie, Catherine Herriott, Joaquin Rodrigo, Paul Mealor, Claude Debussy, James Aburn, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Thea Musgrave, Sergei Rachmaninoff
Grahame Davies and Kate Walters, An Exploration of the Creative Process and Poetry Recital | 41 | Grahame Davies, Kate Walters
Biographies | 42 | Changeling Theatre, VOCES8, Canterbury Cathedral Girls' Choir, David Newsholme, Michael Zaugg, BBC Singers, Onyx Brass, Daniel Moulton, Linda Nicholson, Daniel Cook, Sabotage Theatre, Bridgetower Music, Mousai Singers, London Mozart Players, Jillian Bain Christie, Catherine Herriott
