Concerts & Events
Autumn 2021/22
Welcome Welcome to our autumn season. Over the last year we have been privileged to welcome some of the world’s finest artists and ensembles to the hall and we have experienced many special concerts at a time when other concert halls have been unable to open. I have some very special memories of those concerts and how the power of live music supported audiences and performers through some very dark days.
But now we are looking forward, and I am delighted to present an autumn filled with events that will bring the Saffron Hall Community back together. Some of the concerts have been rescheduled from last year and some are brand new. As always, we try to welcome back as many of our favourite performers as possible whilst also introducing new artists.
The Sixteen and Britten Sinfonia, 2016 © Roger King
Our Resident Orchestras, the London Philharmonic with Principal Conductor Edward Gardner and Britten Sinfonia, make a welcome return together with the BBC Symphony Orchestra, The Sixteen, Sir András Schiff, Kathryn Tickell, Courtney Pine, the Glenn Miller Orchestra and Paul Lewis. And for the first time we welcome opera stars Joyce DiDonato and Jamie Barton, early music group La Serenissima, legendary jazz singer Jacqui Dankworth and talks from broadcaster Michael Portillo and the Yorkshire Shepherdess Amanda Owen.
Inevitably, we will have to continue to be flexible about how we safely deliver concerts and events to audiences at Saffron Hall. We are grateful to you, our audience, for your patience and good humour as we work through the Government’s ever-changing guidance. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Saffron Hall staff and volunteers who have worked tirelessly to keep Saffron Hall running even during lockdowns we were releasing filmed concerts. On behalf of myself and them, we look forward to welcoming you back to Saffron Hall this autumn. Angela Dixon Chief Executive
Keeping you safe
The safety of our audiences, staff and volunteers remains our top priority. Please visit www.saffronhall.com/covid-19 for the latest information.
Joyce DiDonato © Salva López
Rescheduled Event
Rescheduled Event
Sat 18 Sep, 7.30pm
Fri 1 Oct, 7.30pm
Supported by Adrian Frost, Nikki Edge and Dominic & Ali Wallis
Supported by a Saffron Hall member
Joyce DiDonato with il pomo d’oro My Favourite Things
Jacqui Dankworth & Her Orchestra Songs from Stage & Silver Screen
il pomo d’oro Multi-award winning vocalist Zefira Valova leader/conductor Jacqui Dankworth is principally Joyce DiDonato mezzo-soprano known as a jazz singer, but according to The Sunday Times Programme to include she’s “one of our finest singers George Frideric Handel ‘Piangerò regardless of category”. This la sorte mia’ from Giulio Cesare unique concert includes a John Dowland Come again, fabulously eclectic range of sweet love numbers inspired by the music Claudio Monteverdi Si dolce of the stage and silver screen. è il tormento The show features everything from Gershwin jazz standards The sunlit voice and exuberant and 1960s film themes such as personality of mezzo Joyce DiLeslie Bricusse’s Pure Imagination Donato have made her a true and Michel Legrand’s The vocal superstar. Her “Favourite Windmills of My Mind - through Things” are a selection of her most to soul in the form of Donny cherished opera arias from the Hathaway’s Someday We’ll All 17th and 18th centuries. Baroque Be Free, as well as contemporary ensemble il pomo d’oro join film music such as Marvin DiDonato for this indulgent Hamlisch’s What I Did For Love programme of lavish wonders. and On My Own. Tickets £40 - £90 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall 3
Tickets £18 - £40 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall
Sat 2 Oct, 7.30pm
London Philharmonic Orchestra Supported by a generous donor
Edward Gardner conductor Nicolas Altstaedt cello Lili Boulanger D’un matin de printemps Witold Lutosławski Cello Concerto Jean Sibelius Symphony No.2
Sun 3 Oct, 3pm
Randall Goosby & Jonathan Ware Young Artist Concert Supported by Ruth Jones
Randall Goosby violin Jonathan Ware piano
Programme to include Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Suite for violin and piano Op.3 Florence Price Adoration Coleridge-Taylor Perkinson Sibelius described his Symphony Blue/s Forms for Solo Violin No.2 as a “confession of the William Grant Still Suite for violin soul”, and in the hands of LPO’s and piano (1943) new Principal Conductor Edward Gardner, it is sure to be a thrilling “For me, music has always been a showcase. They are joined by way to inspire others” says violinist one of Europe’s most soughtRandall Goosby, and since the after and versatile soloists, cellist release of his debut album Roots Nicolas Altstaedt. First, though, - an exploration of music by Black Lili Boulanger rings up the curtain composers and homage to Black with a memory of spring for an American culture - he’s certainly autumn day. done that. Critics praise his “masterful” playing, while audiences can’t help but respond to his understated charisma and glorious sound. Tickets £24 - £55 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall
Tickets £10 Under 25s free Presented by Saffron Hall
Randall Goosby © Kaupo Kikkas
Cabaret Table Seating
Sun 10 Oct, 4pm
Sat 16 Oct, 7.30pm
Mark Simpson Geysir Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Serenade for 13 Wind Instruments
Kathryn Tickell started playing the Northumbrian Pipes at the age of nine, and now – well, in the words of Living Tradition, “To say that Kathryn plays pipes is like saying that Shakespeare was a bit of a writer”. Today, though, she’s just one member of The Darkening: an all-star folk band rooted in the tales and melodies of Northumberland, but with an international outlook and an unmistakably contemporary attitude.
Britten Sinfonia Mozart Winds
Resident Orchestra Britten Sinfonia returns for the autumn series with an illuminating pairing of old and new in a relaxed setting for audiences of all ages to enjoy. Mozart’s ambitious Serenade for 13 Wind Instruments brings alive each instrument’s unique characteristics, while Geysir by Mark Simpson (written as a response to Mozart’s Serenade) is just as atmospheric.
Tickets from £10 Presented by Britten Sinfonia
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Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening
Tickets £10 - £25 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall
Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening © Georgia Claire
Rescheduled Event
Rescheduled Event
Sun 17 Oct, 3pm
Thu 21 Oct, 7.30pm
Amanda Owen is a shepherdess, mother to nine, a passionate photographer and Sunday Times bestselling author. The Owens live a life ruled by the seasons and their animals. Home is Ravenseat, a 2000-acre hill farm in North Yorkshire. In 2018, the family became the stars of their very own Channel 5 TV series Our Yorkshire Farm. Amanda’s most recent book Tales from the Farm by the Yorkshire Shepherdess, was published in March 2021, and she joins us for the afternoon to share tales from this latest chapter in her life.
Broadcaster, writer and political commentator, Michael Portillo, is one of the most engaging and outspoken communicators in British public life. Whether he’s observing contemporary politics or sharing the world’s great railway journeys, he’s a man with stories to tell. Anecdotes, conversation and unrivalled insights from the star of This Week, Great Railway Journeys and The Moral Maze.
Tickets £10 - £20 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall
Tickets £10 - £20 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall
Amanda Owen The Yorkshire Shepherdess
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Michael Portillo Life: A Game of Two Halves
Rescheduled Event
Cabaret Table Seating
Sat 23 Oct, 7.30pm
Sun 24 Oct, 11am
La Serenissima Supported by Geoffrey & Christine Lewis In loving memory of Geoffrey Lewis
Adrian Chandler director/violin Claire Booth soprano Renata Pokupić mezzo-soprano Jess Dandy contralto Programme of music by Antonio Vivaldi to include Motet ‘Nulla in mundo pax sincera’ RV 630 Concerto for Viola d’amore in D minor RV 394 Concerto for Violin and Organ in D minor RV 541 “Most serene” is what they called Venice, but there’s nothing placid about this celebration of Antonio Vivaldi, performed by an awardwinning period instrument ensemble under its founder-director Adrian Chandler. “A pure and simple case of exemplary Baroque ‘n roll” declared one critic. “La Serenissima nailed absolutely every single piece – and, for that matter, every single note – they played.” Tickets £16 - £45 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall 9
Michael Butten Young Artist Concert Michael Butten guitar Programme to include John Dowland Lachrimae Pavane John McLeod Fantasy on Themes from Britten’s ‘Gloriana’ John Dowland Can She Excuse My Wrongs Malcolm Arnold Fantasy Guitarist Michael Butten presents a programme of British works from the two Elizabethan ages, alternating works by the master of the Renaissance lute, John Dowland, with contemporary music by John McLeod and Malcolm Arnold.
Tickets from £5 Presented by Saffron Hall
Cabaret Table Seating
Sun 24 Oct, 4pm
Ludwig: Composer & Improviser Matthew Barley cello Ivana Gavrić piano Tim West piano
Celebrating 250 years since the birth of Beethoven, Matthew Barley and friends examine Ludwig’s life through the prism of his cello sonatas. Arguably better known in his lifetime as a improviser than a composer, Beethoven’s life is vividly conjured up through fascinating discussions, improvisation and performance. Tickets from £15 Presented by Saffron Hall
Matthew Barley © Nick White
Cabaret Table Seating
Rescheduled Event
Sat 30 Oct, 7.30pm & Sun 31 Oct, 4pm
Sun 7 Nov, 7pm
English Touring Opera Handel: Amadigi Supported by a Saffron Hall member
The Sixteen Handel’s Coronation Anthems Supported by a Saffron Hall Foundation member & a circle of High-Level members
The Old Street Band Harry Christophers conductor James Conway director Jonathan Peter Kenny conductor Programme of music by George Frideric Handel to include George Frideric Handel Amadigi ‘Arrival of the Queen of Sheba’ from Solomon The noble Amadigi loves the Organ Concerto in F major Op.4 beautiful Oriana – but when No.4 (original version concluding there’s a jealous sorceress in with ‘Hallelujah’ chorus) the frame, the course of true Zadok the Priest love rarely runs smooth. George Frideric Handel’s extraordinary The king shall rejoice! When “magic opera” was the hit of George II was crowned King, he the 1715 London season, asked Handel to write the music brimming over with some of – and the result was sheer sonic the young composer’s most majesty. Expect trumpets, expect imaginative – and enjoyable – splendour and expect choral music. English Touring Opera’s singing to make the spine tingle, new production brings a whole, as period ensemble The Sixteen fantastic world to Saffron Hall: perform Handel’s coronation prepare to be enchanted. anthems in a celebration of the baroque era at its grandest, its most opulent and its most glorious.
Tickets from £25 Presented by Saffron Hall 11
Tickets £16 - £50 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall
Sir András Schiff © Nadia F. Romanini / ECM Records
Wed 10 Nov, 7.30pm
Sir András Schiff Supported by Professor Sir Barry Ife CBE
Sat 13 Nov, 7.30pm
Saffron Walden Choral Society
Sir András Schiff piano
Janet Wheeler conductor Miriam Allan soprano Programme to be announced Felix Kemp baritone from the stage and to include Richard Carr piano works by Johann Sebastian Simon Howat piano Bach, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Craig Apps timpani and Ludwig van Beethoven Johannes Brahms Ein Deutsches Sir András Schiff is the thinking Requiem Op.45 listener’s pianist: a byword for music-making grounded in a Brahms’ German Requiem lifetime of devotion to art. encompasses romantic intensity, Tonight, he says, “I would like to classical balance and neo-baroque bring back an element of surprise structures. Its glorious arc of and spontaneity - to break down seven movements resonates a couple of preconceived ideas with a sense of shared humanity of what a piano recital is”. We in times of loss. Saffron Walden don’t know exactly what he’s Choral Society perform an going to play. But we do know expanded version of Brahms’ that it will be sublime. own piano duet arrangement, singing in the original German. They are joined by baritone Felix Kemp and soprano Miriam Allan who came to worldwide attention when she sang at Prince Philip’s funeral. Tickets £14 - £35 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall 13
Tickets £18 - £25 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Walden Choral Society
Rescheduled Event
Fri 19 Nov, 7.30pm
BBC Symphony Orchestra Echoes of the Americas
Sun 21 Nov, 3pm
Glenn Miller Orchestra
Ray McVay musical director
When you hear the Glenn Miller Orchestra swing into action, you’re carried straight back to the 1940s. Using Miller’s original Programme to include Samuel Barber Violin Concerto arrangements and his classic William L Dawson Negro Folk line-up, this is a big band the way they used to be, so get in Symphony the mood for an afternoon of 1930s America: two composers songs like American Patrol, in search of their roots. William A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square, Pennsylvania 6-5000 L Dawson explores his African and of course Moonlight heritage, in a symphony of Serenade, and prepare to sweeping romantic power. Samuel Barber looks to Europe, party like it’s 1939. and writes a violin concerto filled with singing melodies. This is music with a big personality; but with violinist Elena Urioste, and Proms favourite Dalia Stasevska conducting the BBC Symphony Orchestra, there’ll be charisma to spare. Dalia Stasevska conductor Elena Urioste violin
Tickets £24 - £50 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall 14
Tickets £16 - £35 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall
Fri 26 Nov, 8pm
Courtney Pine House of Legends Courtney Pine soprano saxophone / ewi Dominic Grant guitar Chris Cobbson guitar Rio Kai double bass Samuel Dubois steel pan Robert Fordjour drums / dube
Tonight, the unchallenged king of British jazz saxophone gets back to (very personal) basics, with a concert inspired by his 2012 hit album House of Legends. Musicians from Africa, the Caribbean and Europe come together in a mix of merengue, ska, Mento and calypso, as Pine celebrates his Afro-Caribbean musical heritage in exhilarating style.
If there’s one artist guaranteed Tickets £10 - £30 to set Saffron Hall audiences on Under 25s half price fire, it’s Courtney Pine. Presented by Saffron Hall
Courtney Pine © Roger King
Sat 27 Nov, 7.30pm
Saffron Walden Symphony Orchestra
Sun 28 Nov, 3pm
Paul Lewis & Steven Osborne Supported by a Saffron Hall Foundation member
Richard Hull conductor Stephen Smithers piano
Paul Lewis piano Steven Osborne piano
Jacob Bride Der Trommler (world premiere) Sergei Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No.2 Philip Glass Symphony No. 4 “Heroes”
Programme to include Gabriel Fauré Dolly suite Igor Stravinsky Trois pièces faciles Claude Debussy Petite suite Maurice Ravel Ma mère l’Oye
The SWSO start their new season with a new commission from Jacob Bride. They are joined by local pianist Stephen Smithers playing Rachmaninov’s evergreen 2nd piano concerto. Philip Glass’s fascinating “Heroes” Symphony closes this concert which will help fundraise for local NHS heroes and charities.
Paul Lewis is no stranger to the fabulous Saffron Hall Steinway piano. He personally chose it for the Hall and just before the first lockdown he and Steven Osborne recorded this stunning programme of French four-hands piano music for Hyperion Records, described by the BBC Music Magazine as “pure enjoyment from start to finish”.
Tickets £17 - £20 Under 25s £5 Presented by Saffron Walden Symphony Orchestra
Tickets £14 - £26 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall
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Paul Lewis © Kaupo Kikkas
Jamie Barton © BreeAnne Clowdus
Cabaret Table Seating
Fri 3 Dec, 7.30pm
Jamie Barton & Jake Heggie Supported by Marijke Curtis
Jamie Barton mezzo-soprano Jake Heggie piano Programme to include Henry Purcell arr. Benjamin Britten ‘Music for a while’ from Oedipus Franz Schubert An die Musik Florence Price Hold Fast to Dreams Johannes Brahms Meine Liebe ist Grün Jake Heggie Iconic Legacies: First Ladies at the Smithsonian
Sun 5 Dec, 3pm
London Philharmonic Orchestra Supported by a Saffron Hall Foundation member
Sir Mark Elder conductor Lucy Crowe soprano Roderick Williams baritone Sir James MacMillan Christmas Oratorio
When Sir James MacMillan writes a new choral work, the world takes notice – because few living composers write with more honesty, passion and If you saw Jamie Barton singing at imaginative fire. “Beauty is at the 2019 Last Night of the Proms, the heart of our Christian faith”, you’ll know that she never does says MacMillan, and his magnificent new Christmas anything by halves. Now she’s teamed up with one of America’s Oratorio finds both mystery and finest living classical songwriters, splendour in this most timeless Jake Heggie, for a recital as vibrant of stories. Just one day after its UK premiere, Sir Mark Elder as her personality. Meet lovers conducts a classic in the making. and dreamers, gods and cats, presidents and Muppets - all brought dazzlingly to life by two superstars of 21st century song. Tickets from £20 Presented by Saffron Hall 19
Tickets £24 - £55 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall
Rescheduled Event
Sat 11 Dec, 7.30pm
BBC Big Band A Swinging Christmas
Supported by David & Jane Richardson
Join the internationally acclaimed BBC Big Band, conductor Barry Forgie and the extraordinary talents of vocalist Emer McParland, for a fun-filled programme of festive favourites - with a swing twist! A real Christmas cracker of a programme, featuring big band versions of your favourite Christmas Carols alongside popular yule-tide numbers such as Santa Baby, I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm, Baby It’s Cold Outside, and Diana Krall’s version of Jingle Bells – to name just a few. The programme will also feature a selection of sparkling Big Band classics to warm you up on a winter’s night. The perfect swinging start to your Christmas festivities!
Tickets £22 - £32 Under 25s half price Presented by Saffron Hall 20
Sat 18 Dec, 7.30pm
Britten Sinfonia Handel’s Messiah Supported by a Saffron Hall Foundation member
Britten Sinfonia Choir of Jesus College Cambridge David Watkin conductor Thomas Gould leader Harriet Eyley soprano Jess Dandy contralto Stuart Jackson tenor James Newby baritone George Frideric Handel Messiah Handel’s Messiah holds a special place in people’s hearts at Christmas, perhaps more so in 2021. After a year without the ‘Hallelujah’ chorus, Britten Sinfonia gives an impassioned performance with a stellar line up. Study afternoon 2-5pm Join Britten Sinfonia and a team of Handel specialists to explore the music, history and context of one of the festive period’s most enduring choral pieces. See website for more details. Tickets £10 - £50 Under 25s and students half price Presented by Britten Sinfonia
Britten Sinfonia © Benjamin Ealovega
22 - 29 Dec
The Wizard of Oz Family Christmas Show Supported by Saffron Building Society
Click your heels and follow us down the yellow brick road for this magical family production of The Wizard of Oz. Join Dorothy as she embarks on an exciting adventure, over the rainbow, where along the way she makes new friends with the Scarecrow who longs for a brain, the Tin Man who really wants a heart and the very cowardly Lion who is desperate to be brave and find some courage. Featuring a live band and a professional cast – don’t miss out on this Christmas treat for all the family! This production is a festive adaptation based on the story by Frank L Baum and not the MGM Musical version of The Wizard of Oz.
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Proudly supported by Show partners
Sun 2 Jan, 4pm
BBC Concert Orchestra New Year’s Celebration Michael Seal conductor Soraya Mafi soprano Louis Schwizgebel piano
Welcome the New Year in style with a cocktail of popular classics in the company of the BBC Concert Orchestra and conductor Michael Seal. They are joined by stunning pianist Louis Schwizgebel for Ravel’s heartfelt piano concerto and soprano Soraya Mafi. Expect fireworks of the musical variety!
Programme to include Tickets £18 - £50 Camille Saint-Saëns Danse Under 25s half price Macabre Presented by Saffron Hall Maurice Ravel Piano Concerto in G Leonard Bernstein ‘Glitter & Be Gay’ from Candide Johann Strauss II The Blue Danube
#JazzTrio Fri 17 Sep, 8pm Jazz
Fri 15 Oct, 8pm Jazz
Georgia Mancio Trio Fri 22 Oct, 8pm Folk
Brooks Williams Fri 12 Nov, 8pm Folk
Foyer Folk Dave O’Higgins
Sat 4 Dec, 8pm Jazz
Tickets £13.50 Under 25s half price
Foyer Club: Informal club nights with table seating, bar and street food.
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September
October
Foyer Jazz: #JazzTrio
Jacqui Dankworth
Fri 17, 8pm
Sat 18, 7.30pm
Joyce DiDonato & il pomo d’oro
Fri 1, 7.30pm
Sat 2, 7.30pm
London Philharmonic Orchestra Sun 3, 3pm
Randall Goosby & Jonathan Ware Sun 10, 4pm
Britten Sinfonia
Autumn Diary
Fri 15, 8pm
Foyer Jazz: Georgia Mancio Trio Sat 16, 7.30pm
Kathryn Tickell & The Darkening Sun 17, 3pm
Amanda Owen Thu 21, 7.30pm
Michael Portillo Fri 22, 8pm
Foyer Folk: Brooks Williams Sat 23, 7.30pm
La Serenissima Sun 24, 11am
Michael Butten Sun 24, 4pm
Ludwig: Composer and Improviser Sat 30, 7.30pm & Sun 31,4pm
English Touring Opera
November
December
The Sixteen
Jamie Barton & Jake Heggie
Sun 7, 7pm
Wed 10, 7.30pm
Sir András Schiff
Fri 3, 7.30pm
Sat 4, 8pm
Fri 12, 8pm
Foyer Jazz: Dave O’Higgins
Sat 13, 7.30pm
Sun 5, 3pm
Fri 19, 7.30pm
Sat 11, 7.30pm
Sun 21, 3pm
Sat 18, 7.30pm
Fri 26, 8pm
Wed 22 - Wed 29
Foyer Folk Saffron Walden Choral Society BBC Symphony Orchestra Glenn Miller Orchestra Courtney Pine Sat 27, 7.30pm
Saffron Walden Symphony Orchestra Sun 28, 3pm
Paul Lewis & Steven Osborne
London Philharmonic Orchestra BBC Big Band Britten Sinfonia The Wizard of Oz
January Sun 2, 4pm
BBC Concert Orchestra
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