Woodend Music Society
All evening performances start at 7.45pm.
All concerts are performed at the Woodend Barn Arts Centre, Banchory. Details of the new programme for WMS 10th Anniversary Season are available below and the printed version of the programme will be available in August 2007.
Tickets are available from Woodend Barn (01330 825431), Banchory Library or on the door on the night. Tickets for non-members are £10 - no concessions. There is a £2 charge for those aged 13 and over and for anyone in full time education (ID required). Free entry for those aged 12 and under.
Season tickets for all 6 concerts are £50 (£40 concession rate). These include membership of the Society, free entry to Society workshops and 2 guest tickets to be used at any concert at the reduced price of £5 each. It also brings an invitation to the AGM and to all fundraising concerts. For season tickets please ring Liz Allen on 01330 824181.
WMS presents Piano4Hands - Joseph Tong and Waka Hasegawa
We are very lucky to have this rare opportunity to hear music for two pianos played by two outstanding pianists. They play regularly at the Wigmore Hall and the South Bank in London and are well known and loved in Britain and Japan.
Julius Rontgen: Variations on a theme by Cesar Franck
Nicola LeFanu: Echo and Narcissus (2006)
Ravel: Rapsody Espagnole
Milhaud: Scaramouche
Rachmaninov: Suite No 1 ‘Fantasie-tableaux’ Op 5
Chick Corea: Contest for Two Pianos
£10 ( includes glass of wine) / £2 students in full time education / free for under 12
Concerts and schools workshops are sponsored by Woodend Arts Association, Enterprise Music Scotland, supported by the Scottish Arts Council and by Kincardine and Deeside ArtsForum. Wherever possible, concerts and workshops are also organised for local primary schools and at Banchory Academy.
The Society was formed in January 1998, to promote and foster live music within the community following Scottish Arts Council/ Lottery funding for the development of Woodend Barn Arts Centre. It is an independent charitable organisation, partially funded by Enterprise Music Scotland and Kincardine & Deeside Arts Forum.
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