Pipe Dreams Chamber Music Concert

Performed by David Halls, Steven Halls and Daphne Moody

 

Repertoire

Antonio Vivaldi (1678 – 1741) Sonato in C minor for Violin, Cello

Frank Bridge (1879 – 1941) Three Miniatures Set 1

David Halls (b. 1963) Quodlibet for Piano Trio on Miniatures by Frank Bridge

Interval 

Antonin Dvořák (1844-1904) Piano Trio No.2 in G minor, op.26

 

The Players

The talented trio of players have been playing together on occasion over the past 25 years. This concert is a unique opportunity to see them in an intimate venue with all proceeds being donated to charity.

 

David Halls was appointed Director of Music at Salisbury Cathedral in September 2005. A frequently published composer at home and abroad, he recently won first prize in a national competition for a composition for York Minster.

 

Steven Halls studied the cello with Pauline Dunn and Suzanne Ramon and, from 2008 to 2019, was the Chairman of the Elgar Society. He is also the Programme Director of the Three Rivers Music Society and the Managing Trustee of the Arcadia Music Festival Trust.

 

Daphne Moody has been a member of the Eberle Quartet or 23 years and currently plays with the Edington Ensemble. She is also part of the Superstrings team in Wiltshire which champions the study of string instruments for young people. Daphne also taught at Salisbury Cathedral School for 27 years.

 

About Pipe Dreams 

Salisbury Cathedral School’s Peter Collins Pipe Organ is in desperate need of repair. It is used both as a teaching instrument for pupils and as a rehearsal instrument for Salisbury Cathedral. The Pipe Dreams campaign is looking to raise a total of £43,000 to fund:

  • Vital renovation and repair work to the school organ
  • Safety works to the school chapel gallery to make the organ accessible for unsupervised pupil practise plus improved lighting
  • Two new organ scholarships: for one boy and one girl, during school years 7 and 8, including a school fee remission, weekly organ lessons and performance opportunities at school and in local churches, organ groups and Salisbury Cathedral

 

Date/Time
3 November 2022 - 7:30 pm - 9:30 pm

Location
Salisbury Cathedral School BSR

Ticket Prices:
£25 all proceeds to the Pipe Dreams campaign

Tickets available from:
www.salisburycathedralschool.com/Chamber-Music-Concert/

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Event Contact
Rowen Gower
gower.r@salisburycathedralschool.com
07855814937
www.salisburycathedralschool.com/Chamber-Music-Concert/


SALISBURY CATHEDRAL SCHOOL

One of the oldest educational establishments in the world, our school was founded in 1091 by St Osmund, nephew of William the Conqueror and Bishop of Salisbury, to educate the choristers of his Cathedral at Old Sarum, a mile away from our present site. After 150 years at Old Sarum, the choristers’ school moved to Salisbury, following the building of the new Cathedral and in 1947 the school finally came to its present home, based in the 13th century buildings and grounds of the Bishop’s Palace.