Three Concerts for the price of Two – Ightham Mote

Make the most of Music@Malling’s Concerts at National Trust’s Ightham Mote with this 3 for 2 offer. Buy a ticket for the price of two concerts and access all three concerts at Ightham Mote.
Weds 21 September 7pm
Outstanding pianist Daniel Grimwood recreates the sounds of the 19th century drawing room performing music by Mendelssohn and his contemporaries on a Stodart piano owned by the distinguished contralto, Mary Postans.
Programme
Field – Irish Rondo from Sonata I
Glinka – Nocturne in Eb
Field – Nocturne No.4 in A
Mendelssohn – The Last Rose of Summer
Beethoven – Für Elise
Mendelssohn – Songs without Words
Adolf von Henselt – Ave Maria
Mendelssohn-Hensel – Songs without Words
Beethoven – Rondo in G Major
Clara Schumann – Romanza in F
Sterndale-Bennett – 3 Pieces Op.28
Liszt – Consolation in Db

Thursday 22nd September 7pm
BBC New Generations Artist – Helen Charlston performs music associated with the distinguished 19th century contralto, Mary Postans with pianist Sholto Kynoch at Ightham Mote.
Programme
Schubert – Ellens Gesang III: ‘Ave Maria’
Mendelssohn – Songs
– Auf Flugeln des Gesanges
– Die Liebende schreibt
– Schilflied
Mendelssohn – The Lord is Mindful of His Own from St Paul
Verdi – Oh chi torna l’ardente from Oberto
Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel – Five Songs Op. 10
– Nach Süden
– Vorwurf
– Abendlied
– Im Herbste
– Bergeslust
– Italien
Donizetti – Il segreto per esser felici from Lucrezia Borgia
Haydn – Arianna a Naxos Cantata Hob.XXVIb;2

Sunday 25th September 5pm
ENGLAND UNDER THE TUDORS WITH THE MARIAN CONSORT
The Marian Consort perform a fascinating programme of music written in England during the Tudor period including music by Sir William Haute – a former owner of Ightham Mote. The concert and side-by-side workshop will be held in the Great Hall of Ightham Mote which dates from the 14th Century.
Programme
Thomas Tallis – Lamentations of Jeremiah I
Nathaniel Giles – Tibi soli peccavi
Robert Fayrfax – Ave Dei Patris filia
William Byrd – Why Do I use my paper, ink and pen?
Sir William Haute – Stella caeli extirpavit
Robert Parsons – Ave Maria
John Dunstable – Quam pulchra es
Tallis – Salvator mundi**
John Cooke – Stella caeli extirpavit
Byrd – Domine praestolamur
Sir William Haute – Benedicamus Domino
Osbert Parsley – Lamentations of Jeremiah
**Side-by-Side performance – workshop at 2.30pm
This concert is not included in the Music@Malling Season Ticket
Ticket includes a free drink at each concert.
Accompanying free talks also available. Please check website for more details www.musicatmalling.com