Festival programme

JAM on the Marsh 2019

Event
JAM on the Marsh 2019
Dates
4 to 14 July 2019
Venue
Romney Marsh, Kent
Pages
52

This is the programme for JAM on the Marsh 2019, the sixth festival and the first curated by Michael Bawtree, held from 4 to 14 July on Romney Marsh, Kent, with The King's Singers, London Mozart Players, Paul Mealor's The Farthest Shore and world premieres by Daniel Saleeb and James Aburn. Inside are event pages and programme notes, Eric Crees's essay on Debussy, Joplin and ragtime, and biographies of the performers including Onyx Brass, Selwyn College Chapel Choir and Yuanfan Yang.

In this publication

Michael Bawtree, Edward Armitage, Paul Mealor, The King's Singers, London Mozart Players, Anna Tilbrook, Onyx Brass, The Symphonic Brass of London, Eric Crees, Jon Foreman, Amos Miller, Yuanfan Yang, Daniel Saleeb, James Aburn, The Chapel Choir of Selwyn College Cambridge, Sarah MacDonald, Canterbury Cathedral Girls' Choir, David Newsholme, Claire Seaton, Edward Grint, Indira Grier, Francis Grier, Grahame Davies, Jonty Driver, Rebecca Lodge, ART OF MOOG, Changeling Theatre, Sabotage Theatre, Ashford Youth Jazz Orchestra

Festival events listing | 3 |

JAM Supporters, Trustees and Panel | 4 | Edward Armitage

Welcome to the sixth JAM on the Marsh festival | 7 | Edward Armitage, Michael Bawtree, Jon Foreman

Sculpt the World, Jon Foreman (beach art exhibition) | 10 | Jon Foreman

Live within the Scenery, Amos Miller (photography exhibition) | 11 | Amos Miller

Romney Marsh Students' Photography exhibition | 12 | Susan Pilcher, Justin Sutcliffe

Tour of 4 Romney Marsh Churches | 13 | Romney Marsh Historic Churches Trust

Nell Gwynn, Changeling Theatre | 14 | Changeling Theatre, Jessica Swale

The King's Singers | 15 | The King's Singers, Bob Chilcott, Toby Hession, Paul Patterson, Steve Martland, Nico Muhly

Come & Play with Michael Bawtree | 17 | Michael Bawtree

Preludes, Rags and Cakewalks, The Symphonic Brass of London | 18 | The Symphonic Brass of London, Eric Crees, Debussy, Scott Joplin, Satie, Milhaud, Auric

Debussy, Joplin and the influence of ragtime on French music (essay) | 19 | Eric Crees

Children's Sunday | 22 | Dimity Morgan, Jon Foreman, Amos Miller

The Grier Duo | 23 | Indira Grier, Francis Grier, Beethoven, Shostakovich, Brahms

The Marriage of Figaro, Narropera | 25 | Dorothee Jansen, Floriane Peycelon, Haydn Rawstron, Mozart

Ashford Youth Jazz Orchestra | 26 | Ashford Youth Jazz Orchestra, Tom Vafidis

Paul Mealor's The Farthest Shore | 27 | Paul Mealor, The Chapel Choir of Selwyn College Cambridge, Canterbury Cathedral Girls' Choir, The Singing Stars, Onyx Brass, Simon Hogan, Claire Seaton, Edward Grint, Frederick Butler, Michael Bawtree, David Newsholme, Sarah MacDonald, Daniel Saleeb, Chloe Stopa-Hunt, Ben Kaye

Yuanfan Yang, Piano Recital | 30 | Yuanfan Yang, Beethoven, Rachmaninoff, Chopin, Liszt

Bach on Synths, ART OF MOOG | 32 | ART OF MOOG, Robin Bigwood, Annabel Knight, Martin Perkins, Pawel Siwzcak

Come & Sing with Rebecca Lodge | 33 | Rebecca Lodge

Jonty Driver, Poetry Recital | 34 | Jonty Driver, Helen Thomas

Paul Mealor's 2nd Symphony 'Sacred Places', London Mozart Players | 35 | London Mozart Players, Anna Tilbrook, Michael Bawtree, Paul Mealor, James Aburn, Sibelius, Finzi, Tchaikovsky

We are not Shellfish, Sabotage Theatre | 38 | Sabotage Theatre, Zoe Hinks

Come & Sculpt the Beach, Jon Foreman | 39 | Jon Foreman

Poetry Recital & Discussion with Grahame Davies | 40 | Grahame Davies, Michael Bawtree, Edward Armitage, Jack Oades

Biographies | 41 | Changeling Theatre, The King's Singers, Michael Bawtree, The Symphonic Brass of London, Eric Crees, The Grier Duo, Ashford Youth Jazz Orchestra, The Chapel Choir of Selwyn College Cambridge, Sarah MacDonald, Canterbury Cathedral Girls' Choir, David Newsholme, Onyx Brass, Simon Hogan, Claire Seaton, Edward Grint, Frederick Butler, Yuanfan Yang, ART OF MOOG, London Mozart Players, Anna Tilbrook, Sabotage Theatre, Grahame Davies

JAM (John Armitage Memorial Trust)