Autumn Season 2017 by Music in the Round

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Funders Arts Council England Mayfield Valley Arts Trust The Lindsay Foundation The Andrew McEwan Fund With additional funding from a legacy payment by Miss D R Kurzman, awarded by Arts Council England Lifelong Patrons John Cowling Kate Dugdale James & Angela Kellie David Megginson & Vivien Whitaker Prudence Scott Maurice & Sheila Millward Alan & Ellen Reid Registered Charity No. 326811 Registered company number 1880734. VAT number 391 1875 33.

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Classical, jazz and family concerts in Sheffield

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EXPERIENCE LIVE MUSIC FROM THE WORLD’S LEADING CLASSICAL MUSICIANS, PERFORMED IN THE UNIQUE SURROUNDINGS OF THE CRUCIBLE STUDIO.

LET THE MUSIC BEGIN… Meet Ensemble 360, Sheffield’s world-class chamber group. Comprising eleven of the country’s finest musicians, the Ensemble is at the heart of our annual classical music programme. These supremely talented musicians regularly come together to perform in pairs, trios, quartets and more.

Ensemble 360 are: CLAUDIA AJMONE-MARSAN Violin NAOMI ATHERTON Horn JULIETTE BAUSOR Flute LAURÈNE DURANTEL Double Bass RUTH GIBSON Viola AMY HARMAN Bassoon MATTHEW HUNT Clarinet TIM HORTON Piano BENJAMIN NABARRO Violin GEMMA ROSEFIELD Cello ADRIAN WILSON Oboe

It’s an extraordinary place to encounter music – both intimate and relaxed; where you get so close to the performers you can feel their excitement, see their energy and hear the control in every note. Informal introductions and pre-concert talks mean you don’t need to know anything about the music in advance. And there’s never a dress code, just an open invitation for everyone, of all ages and all musical tastes, to come and join us.

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EVENING CONCERTS

Welcome to our Autumn 2017 Season

We are very excited by the music being presented this autumn. Each concert is a stand-alone event, but there are also themes that extend across several concerts and seasons. Ensemble 360 has long looked forward to presenting the Sequenzas by Luciano Berio: two of his short, often humorous, always virtuosic works can be heard on 9 October and 29 November. And now, to add to the Leonore Trio’s compelling Beethoven series, Tim Horton embarks on a cycle of Schubert’s six greatest piano sonatas. Plus, join us for the launch of our new global music series, World of Strings, on Friday 17 November with an evening of Brazilian-infused music devised by classical violinist Viktoria Mullova. This is followed by Sheffield’s Rafiki Jazz, who’ll bring their unique global music with a contemporary twist to the Crucible Studio for the first time. Enjoy the music! Angus Smith, Artistic Director

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MARMEN QUARTET p.06 Saturday 2 September, 7.30 - 9.15pm St Martin’s Church, Stoney Middleton

TIM HORTON Piano p.21 Saturday 2 December, 7.15 - 9pm Crucible Studio Theatre

ENSEMBLE 360 p.07 Monday 9 October, 7.15 - 9.10pm Crucible Studio Theatre

CHRISTMAS WITH p.23 MUSIC IN THE ROUND Saturday 16 December, 7.15 - 9.15pm Upper Chapel

IMOGEN COOPER Piano p.08 Saturday 14 October, 7.15 - 9.15pm Crucible Studio Theatre MARMEN QUARTET p.10 Saturday 21 October, 7.15 - 9.10pm Upper Chapel VAN KUIJK QUARTET p.12 Saturday 28 October, 7.15 - 8.50pm Upper Chapel ENSEMBLE 360 p.13 Wednesday 8 November, 7.15 - 9pm Crucible Studio Theatre LEONORE PIANO TRIO p.14 Saturday 11 November, 7.15 - 9.05pm Crucible Studio Theatre STRAD IN RIO Friday 17 November, 7.45 - 9.35pm Crucible Studio Theatre

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AN EVENING WITH RAFIKI JAZZ p.17 Saturday 18 November, 7.45 - 10pm Crucible Studio Theatre ENSEMBLE 360 p.19 Wednesday 29 November, 7.15 - 9.15pm Crucible Studio Theatre JASON REBELLO TRIO p.20 Friday 1 December, 7.15 - 9.45pm Crucible Studio Theatre

LUNCHTIME CONCERTS ENSEMBLE 360 p.11 Thursday 26 October, 12.45 - 1.40pm Upper Chapel ENSEMBLE 360 p.18 Thursday 23 November, 12.45 - 1.45pm Upper Chapel ENSEMBLE 360 p.22 Thursday 7 December, 12.45 - 1.40pm Upper Chapel

STAN & MABEL Saturday 18 November 12 - 1pm, 2 - 3pm & 4 - 5pm Crucible Theatre

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MUSIC BOX FOR BABIES p.26 Friday 17 November 10.15 - 11.10am & 11.30am - 12.25pm Adelphi Room, Crucible Theatre MUSIC BOX FOR 2-4s p.26 Friday 17 November 10.30 - 11.25am & 11.45am - 12.40pm Crucible Studio Theatre

STAN & MABEL p.27 AND THE RACE FOR SPACE Monday 6 & Tuesday 7 November 10.45 - 11.45am & 1.30 - 2.30pm Crucible Theatre 05

Evening Concert

MARMEN QUARTET

ENSEMBLE 360

Saturday 2 September 7.30 - 9.10pm St Martin’s Church, Stoney Middleton £20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

HAYDN String Quartet in C Op.20 No.2 BEETHOVEN String Quartet Op.95 Serioso RAVEL String Quartet in F Some years ago, Peter Cropper, founder of Music in the Round, came across the beautiful St Martin’s Church at Stoney Middleton, built in 1415 as a thanksgiving offering for the English victory at the Battle of Agincourt. With its rare octagonal nave, Peter immediately envisaged this as a perfect setting for a string quartet concert. With limited audience capacity, early booking is advised (via the office) for this programme devised by the Marmen Quartet for a late summer evening.

Monday 9 October 7.15 - 9.10pm Crucible Studio Theatre £20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

SCHUBERT String Quartet in E D.353 BERIO Sequenza IV for piano MAHLER Piano Quartet in A minor KORNGOLD Piano Quintet in E Op.15 Two wonderful and overlooked chamber works from composers whose reputations largely rest in music written for huge forces. Mahler’s early Quartet has great youthful charm, while Korngold’s Quintet not only displays the grand, sweeping scale of his later film music but also contains secret codes addressed to his fiancée. No wonder Mahler declared Korngold to be a ‘musical genius’!

Tickets sold for this special concert in memory of Peter will support our Bridge development scheme for young quartets. Please purchase your tickets via the office info@musicintheround or 0114 281 4660.

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Evening Concert

IMOGEN COOPER Saturday 14 October 7.15 - 9.15pm Crucible Studio Theatre £20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

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PIANO BEETHOVEN Bagatelles Op.33 HAYDN Sonata in C minor Hob XVI:20 BEETHOVEN Variations on La Stessa, La Stessissima WoO 73 ADÈS Darknesse Visible (after John Dowland) BEETHOVEN Sonata No.31 in A flat Op.110 Regarded as one of the finest interpreters of Classical and Romantic piano repertoire, Imogen Cooper is internationally renowned for her virtuosity and lyricism. In the last year alone she has performed recitals in Boston, New York and Paris, and has played concertos with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Sydney Symphony Orchestra and the LSO. Imogen’s programme includes Haydn’s dramatic Sonata in C minor - his first written for the newly-invented touch-sensitive keyboard - and a hauntingly beautiful short piece by Thomas Adès.

• Post-concert talk

“Imogen Cooper commands a dynamic and colouristic range beyond most pianists.” BBC Music Magazine

All ticket holders are invited to stay on for an informal Q&A session with Imogen Cooper after the concert.

A Kurzman Piano recital, funded from a legacy payment from Miss D R Kurzman, awarded by Arts Council England.

Photo: Sussie Ahlburg

Evening Concert

Lunchtime Concert

MARMEN QUARTET

ENSEMBLE 360 Thursday 26 October 12.45 - 1.40pm Upper Chapel £14 £9.50 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

ADRIAN WILSON Oboe TIM HORTON Piano BACH Sonata in G minor BWV 1030 SCHUBERT Allegretto for piano in C minor D.915 YORK BOWEN Sonata for oboe and piano Op.85 MENDELSSOHN 3 Songs Without Words Op.19 (arr. Walter for oboe and piano) This is a lunchtime recital of beautifully lyrical and elegant music.

Saturday 21 October 7.15 - 9.10pm Upper Chapel £20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

MOZART String Quartet in G K.387 HAYDN String Quartet in C Op.74 No.1 BRAHMS String Quartet in A minor Op.51 No.2

London-born Edwin York Bowen was nicknamed ‘the English Rachmaninov’ and enjoyed huge popularity before the First World War, but his overtly romantic style fell out of favour in later years. The Oboe Sonata was written in 1930 and championed by Leon Goossens, who did more than any other Englishman to establish the oboe as a solo instrument.

For their final performance as Music in the Round’s ‘Bridge’ quartet, the Marmen Quartet launch the evening with effervescent works by Mozart and Haydn. Brahms’ Op.51 quartets were the first works for this formation that he was willing to publish, even then after a period of immense doubt – he actually described the pair as “written for the second time.” It was well worth waiting!

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“Peter Cropper would have been proud of his protégés.” The Yorkshire Post

• Post-concert talk All ticket holders are invited to stay on for an informal Q&A session with members of the Marmen Quartet after the concert. 10

Evening Concert

VAN KUIJK QUARTET

ENSEMBLE 360 Wednesday 8 November 7.15 - 9pm Crucible Studio Theatre £20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

COLERIDGE-TAYLOR Clarinet Quintet in F sharp minor Op.10 PATRICK BRENNAN World Premiere FAURÉ Piano Quintet No.1 in D minor Op.89

Saturday 28 October 7.15 - 8.50pm Upper Chapel £20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

MENDELSSOHN String Quartet Op. 44 No.2 NISHIMURA String Quartet No.2 Pulse of the Lights DEBUSSY String Quartet in G minor Op.10 Only very rarely would we invite a guest ensemble to make a return visit within 12 months, but such was the enthusiasm and acclaim for the Van Kuijk Quartet’s 2016 performance that we simply could not resist! Now members of the BBC’s New Generation Artist and the European-wide ECHO Rising Star rosters, their programme includes Debussy’s gloriously sensual quartet. “Style, energy and a sense of risk. These four young Frenchmen made the music smile.” The Guardian

Photo: Andreas H Vega

Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s uplifting Clarinet Quintet recalls the grand vision and energy of Brahms’ and ˇ Dvorák’s finest chamber music. It is the work of a fully-matured master composer. Patrick Brennan’s new work has been commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Society for this performance. The awardwinning composer studied with Julian Anderson and Hans Abrahamsen and commissions to date include works for Birmingham Contemporary Music Group and the London Symphony Orchestra.

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Evening Concert

Music in the Round presents...

LEONORE PIANO TRIO Saturday 11 November 7.15 - 9.05pm Crucible Studio Theatre £20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

A cycle of the complete Beethoven violin sonatas, cello sonatas and piano trios (concert 4 of 8) BEETHOVEN Cello Sonata in C Op.102 No.1 Violin Sonata in A Op.30 No.1 Allegretto in B flat for piano trio WoO 39 Piano Trio in G Op.1 No.2 The Leonore Trio goes from strength to strength; their recent recording of piano trios by David Matthews was awarded the accolade of Gramophone Magazine ‘Editor’s Choice’. The Trio now resumes its compelling Beethoven series with a programme that features major works of extraordinary invention from the composer’s early, middle and late periods.

Starting this autumn and continuing through 2018 and beyond, we’ll be featuring classical, world, jazz and folk musicians in concerts and workshops, inspired by the remarkable diversity of stringed instruments played across the globe. Every country in the world has its own string instruments, and every country has its tradition of music written for those instruments. Explore the ideas behind this new strand of our music programming as the project progresses at musicintheround.co.uk

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STRAD IN RIO Friday 17 November 7.45 - 9.35pm Crucible Studio Theatre

VIKTORIA MULLOVA Violin MATTHEW BARLEY Cello PAUL CLARVIS Percussion JOÃO LUÍS NOGUEIRA PINTO Guitar

£20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

“…music for balmy nights, cool drinks, a tropical greeting from Sugar Loaf Mountain.”

• Post-concert talk All ticket holders are invited to stay on for an informal Q&A session with Viktoria Mullova after the concert.

Banish the early winter gloom and luxuriate in arrangements of classic songs by legendary Brazilian composers Caetano Veloso, Antônio Carlos Jobim, Marisa Monte and Zequinha de Abreu played by a stellar quartet of soloists. This project was devised by internationally renowned violinist Viktoria Mullova who, in the words of The Guardian, brings “dancing virtuosity” to music that is “as dazzling as the sights and sounds of Brazil.”

Saturday 18 November 7.45 - 10pm Crucible Studio Theatre £16 £12.50 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

Sheffield’s all-star global music collective perform rich and mesmerising music, traversing continents, languages and cultures. Indian violin, Senegalese kora and Caribbean steelpans meld into the enchanting colours of Arabic oud and kawala flutes, the hypnotic drones of Indian tanpura and Brazilian berimbau. Coloured by inspirational vocals from the Sufisoul singer Sarah Yaseen and Hebrew-Hindi vocalist Avital Raz, Rafiki Jazz’s Crucible Studio debut also includes a new collaborative piece emerging from our World of Strings project. Charles Ritchie (of Talking Gigs) hosts the first half of this concert, which will include informal introductions to the music, exploring the diverse influences and variety of instruments featured.

Photo: Henry Fair

Lunchtime Concert

Evening Concert

ENSEMBLE 360

Thursday 23 November 12.45 - 1.45pm Upper Chapel £14 £9.50 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

BENJAMIN NABARRO Violin RUTH GIBSON Viola BACH 2-part Inventions for violin and viola MOZART Duo in B flat K.424 MARTINŮ 3 Madrigals for violin and viola HANDEL/HALVORSEN Passacaglia in G minor A trio of pieces in Baroque and Classical style are at the heart of Ruth and Ben’s lunchtime concert, with Mozart’s Duo standing out as a small-scale masterpiece. The Duo was clearly the inspiration for Bohuslav Martinů’s colourful Madrigals, written soon after the composer settled in New York in 1947 and during a period when he was fascinated with the music of Haydn and Mozart.

Wednesday 29 November 7.15 - 9.15pm Crucible Studio Theatre £20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

BERIO Sequenza IXa for clarinet BEETHOVEN Horn Sonata in F Op.17 MOZART Quartet for clarinet and string trio K.374f DOHNÁNYI Sextet for violin, viola, cello, horn, clarinet and piano in C Op.37 An evening of energetic music launched with virtuoso classical and modern writing for clarinet and horn. Ernst von Dohnányi belongs to the same generation of Hungarian composers as Bartók and Kodály, but unlike his contemporaries he showed little interest in folk music and instead preferred to preserve and champion the Romantic tradition of Liszt and Brahms. His Sextet displays characteristic lyricism, zest and, not least, humour.

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Sheffield Jazz Concert

Evening Concert

JASON REBELLO TRIO

TIM HORTON Saturday 2 December 7.15 - 9pm Crucible Studio Theatre £20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

PIANO A cycle of Schubert’s major Piano Sonatas (concert 1 of 4) SCHUBERT 12 German Dances (Ländler) D.790 SCHUMANN Humoreske Op.20 SCHUBERT Sonata in A minor D.845 Tim Horton presents a follow-up to his cycle of Beethoven’s Piano Sonatas with a series of Schubert’s six greatest sonatas, interspersed with music by those he influenced.

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Friday 1 December 7.15 - 9.45pm Crucible Studio Theatre £16 £12.50 Concessions £7 Students with NUS card £3 Under 16s

JASON REBELLO Piano YURI GOLOUBEV Bass ASAF SIRKIS Drums

The Sonata in A minor was written in 1826 and dedicated to Archduke Rudolf of Austria, one of Beethoven’s most important patrons. Schubert wrote after the first performance that “several people assured me that under my fingers the keys began to sing. If this is sincere, it makes me very happy since I cannot stand the wretched hacking which is typical of even excellent pianists, as it pleases neither the ear nor the heart!”

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Jason Rebello is one of the most inventive pianists to emerge from the UK since the early 90s. He has worked in his own groups and with Sting and Jeff Beck, then in 2016 his debut solo piano album “Held” won Best Album in the British Jazz Awards. His concert in Sheffield was one of the Sheffield Jazz highlights of 2016 and we couldn’t wait to bring him back with this brilliant international trio. 21

Lunchtime Concert

Evening Concert

ENSEMBLE 360

CHRISTMAS WITH MUSIC IN THE ROUND Saturday 16 December 7.15 - 9.15pm Upper Chapel £20 £14 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s

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Thursday 7 December 12.45 - 1.40pm Upper Chapel £14 £9.50 Disabled & Unemployed £5 Students & Under 35s JULIETTE BAUSOR Flute TIM HORTON Piano CPE BACH Sonata in G Hamburger KAPUSTIN Flute Sonata GUBAIDULINA Sounds of the Forest POULENC Flute Sonata Juliette and Tim’s lunchtime recital includes works by two Soviet-born composers, the remarkable Sofia Gubaidulina and the jazzinspired pianist Nikolai Kapustin. Framing their music are two classic pieces from the flute repertoire by Baroque composer CPE Bach and the beguilingly lyrical French composer Francis Poulenc. 22

RODERICK WILLIAMS Baritone ANNA HARVEY Mezzo-soprano LOUISE THOMSON Harp GARY FARR Trumpet FRASER WILSON Organ SHEFFIELD YOUNG SINGERS (Director HELEN COWEN) Including seasonal music by PURCELL, VAUGHAN WILLIAMS, BACH and BRITTEN Our singer-in-residence Roderick Williams hosts an evening of festive songs with Sheffield-born mezzosoprano Anna Harvey, now a major international artist. Roddy and Anna will be joined by Sheffield Young Singers for this seasonal concert featuring Benjamin Britten’s timeless A Ceremony of Carols, songs from the frozen English countryside by Henry Purcell, Ralph Vaughan Williams and Peter Warlock, extracts from Bach’s Christmas Oratorios and your chance to join in with a selection of familiar christmas carols.

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Family Concert Saturday 18 November 12-1pm, 2-3pm, 4-5pm Crucible Studio Theatre £9 Adults £6 Children and Students Ideal for ages 3-8 • Meet the creator of Stan and Mabel See author and illustrator Jason Chapman at work whilst creating some drawings of your own. 11.20am, 1.20pm & 3.20pm Free Drop in to the Adelphi Room before each concert.

POLLY IVES Narrator ENSEMBLE 360 Music-loving dog and cat Stan and Mabel are off to find their neighbour, who’s gone to judge the Greatest Orchestra in the World competition – leading them on a musical adventure featuring a host of animal instrumentalists and a very unusual debut performance. It’s a fun-packed hour of music and storytelling presented with illustrations from the book and plenty of opportunities to join in! Originally funded by: THE ANDREW McEWAN FUND

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Informal concert for ages 0-2

MUSIC BOX FOR BABIES Friday 17 November 10.15 - 11.10am & 11.30am - 12.25pm Adelphi Room, Crucible Theatre £7.50 per grown-up Babies free Introduce your baby to the soothing and melodious tones of the harp in this informal concert with harpist Louise Thomson. She’ll be playing music by Bach, Debussy, Gershwin, Tchaikovsky and more, with a certain twinkling star also making an appearance!

WORLD PREMIERE

AND THE RACE FOR SPACE

Workshop for ages 2-4

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MUSIC BOX

POLLY IVES Narrator ENSEMBLE 360

Friday 17 November 10.30 - 11.25am & 11.45am - 12.40pm Crucible Studio Theatre

Monday 6 & Tuesday 7 November 10.45 - 11.40am & 1.30 - 2.25pm Crucible Theatre

£7.50 per child Grown-ups free “We’re going on a bear hunt… we’re not scared!” Polly Ives leads your child on a musical adventure in this workshop based on Michael Rosen’s best-selling book. Watch them take their first musical steps with singing, actions and instruments to play, plus performances from Ensemble 360 musicians on viola, oboe and double bass.

Photo: Andy Brown

For Early Years & Key Stage 1

Stan and Mabel are back! And this time, they’re joined by a whole carnival of animals as they escape from the School for Wild and Dangerous Animals in search of a safe place to call their home. This specially commissioned concert features a brand new illustrated story by Jason Chapman with original music from our Children’s Composer in Residence, Paul Rissmann. The project includes training and comprehensive digital learning resources and is ideal for any school or nursery looking to develop their musicmaking and enrich their learning. To make a booking for your school or nursery, please contact kate@musicintheround.co.uk or call 0114 281 4660.

THE ANDREW McEWAN FUND SHEFFIELD BLUECOAT AND MOUNT PLEASANT EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION With thanks to the individual donors for their generous support.

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Venue Information

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We believe that classical music should be for everyone, including young children and families. Each season includes family events that have been specially tailored for younger listeners.

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We generally recommend our evening concerts for children age 7+. However, if you think that your child will sit quietly, then we have no problem with younger children in our audiences. To give everyone the best possible concert experience, we’re currently trialling some designated ‘family friendly’ seats at every concert, so should your child become distracted, you can make a discreet exit between pieces. For more information please ask a member of staff before a concert, check our website or call the office on 0114 281 4660.

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St Martin’s Church, Stoney Middleton, Hope Valley, S32 4TU Booking Tickets: Booking for the event at St Martin’s Church is through the Music in the Round office. Please call 0114 281 4660 or email info@musicintheround.co.uk. Seating Areas: All seats are unreserved. Access: St Martin’s Church is accessible for wheelchair users although spaces are limited; please inform the office at the time of booking if you require a wheelchair space. Latecomers: St Martin’s Church will open 30 minutes before the advertised start time. Please note that latecomers will not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Parking: There is no designated parking for the church, but there is ample free on-street parking available in the village.

Public Transport: Please ask for details at the time of booking.

Venue Information

ABOUT OUR VENUES Crucible Studio Theatre and Adelphi Room, 55 Norfolk Street, Sheffield, S1 1DA

Upper Chapel, Norfolk Street, Sheffield S1 2JD Seating Areas: All seats are unreserved.

Seating Areas: All seats in the Studio are unreserved, but please specify which area you wish to sit in when booking, i.e. stage level, tier one or tier two. Talks and Q&As: All pre-concert talks are free to concert ticket holders but please request a separate ticket for talks at the box office. A separate ticket is not required for post-concert Q&As. Drinks: You may take drinks purchased from the Crucible bars into our concerts in plastic glasses which can be provided by Sheffield Theatres staff. Access: These venues offer easy access for wheelchair users although spaces are limited in the auditoriums; please inform the box office at the time of booking if you require a wheelchair space. Latecomers: The auditorium will usually open 30 minutes before the advertised start time. Please note that latecomers will not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Parking: There is a 24-hour Q-Park on Charles Street, which offers discounted parking for concertgoers. Present your concert ticket to the Sheffield Theatres box office to obtain a car park voucher. For blue badge holders, spaces are available in the Q-Park, NCP car park, and outside the theatre on Surrey Street and Norfolk Street. Public Transport: The nearest bus stops are on Arundel Gate (50m) and High Street (300m). There are two Supertram stops in close proximity to the theatres: Castle Square and Cathedral (both 400m). 30

Access: Upper Chapel is accessible for wheelchair users although spaces are limited; please inform the box office at the time of booking if you require a wheelchair space. Latecomers: Upper Chapel will open 30 minutes before the advertised start time. Please note that latecomers will not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Parking & Public Transport: See Crucible Studio Theatre information. Concert Duration: Please be aware that all concert end times are supplied as approximate timings only and may be subject to change.

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SPRING 2018 – DON’T MISS OUT We’ll be welcoming more brilliant musicians to Sheffield in early 2018, including: CHIAROSCURO QUARTET Thursday 1 February

RODERICK WILLIAMS Saturday 10 February

WEEKEND FESTIVAL WITH ENSEMBLE 360 AND GUESTS Friday 9 - Sunday 11 March

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