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v1.20 13-Jun-2008

July 2008 Concert

The programme is:

Torke  Ash
Barber  Violin Concerto
Beethoven  Symphony No 3

Please send an email to kpoadmin@gmail.com if you can't make a rehearsal.

Usual rehearsal venue is St Nicholas Church Hall, Summer Road, Thames Ditton KT7 0QQ (5 minutes walk from Thames Ditton station) unless otherwise indicated.

 

  Date Week Music Location
The following sessions will earn money for the orchestra, so please try and attend
22 Feb 08 8 Rep Session — Sibelius Symphony 3 St Nicholas Church Hall
29th Feb 08 9 Conducting class — Beethoven: 7 St Nicholas Church Hall
7th Mar 08 10 Conducting class — Beethoven: 7, Prokoviev: Peter and the Wolf 
second woodwinds and brass not required 
St Nicholas Church Hall
Easter Holiday
4th Apr 08 14 Rep Session — Sibielius Symphony 5   St Nicholas Church Hall
11th Apr 08 15 Rep Session — Franck Symphony in D St Nicholas Church Hall
18th Apr 08 16 Rep Session — light music St Nicholas Church Hall
Preparation for the July concert
25th Apr 08 17 Beethoven St Nicholas Church Hall
2nd May 08 18 Beethoven St Nicholas Church Hall
9th May 08 19 Sectionals St Nicholas Church Hall
16th May 08 20 Torke, Barber St Nicholas Church Hall
23th May 08 21 no rehearsal St Nicholas Church Hall
30th May 08 22 Sectionals St Nicholas Church Hall
6th Jun 08 23
Torke, Barber I & II, Beethoven I & II
St Nicholas Church Hall
13th Jun 08 24
7.45 Torke, 8.30 Barber, Beethoven if time
St Nicholas Church Hall
20th Jun 08 25 As necessary St Nicholas Church Hall
27th Jun 08 26 Everything St Nicholas Church Hall
4th Jul 08 27 As necessary St Nicholas Church Hall
5th Jul 08 27

2.00pm Rehearsal

7.30pm Concert

Kingston Parish Church

Kingston Parish Church

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