JOEL MUNDAY - violin Young virtuoso violinist from Devon JULIAN TREVELYAN - piano Finalist in the 2024 Leeds International Piano Competition Programme to be finalised early in 2025. FREE ADMISSION by ticket. Apply for complimntaty tickets by emialign Roger Hendy [email protected] A small number of tickets may also be available at Paragon Books, 38 High St., Sidmouth. (01395 514516) There are no other ticket outlets for this event. Doors open at 2 p.m. There will be a retiring collection for HOSPISCARE Joel Munday Joel Munday from Tedburn, Devon performs internationally as a soloist and chamber musician and has won top prizes at numerous international violin competitions. He closely collaborates with top violinist Daniel Rowland based in Holland and is also receiving mentorship from the renowned violinist Alina Ibragimova. In 2023, he was an inaugural winner of a London Symphony Orchestra’s Conservatoire Scholarship. He plays a violin recently made for him by the famous London luthier Andreas Hudelmayer. On Saturday 15th March 2025 Joel will be soloist with the London Mozart Players in Exeter Cathedral. Julian Trevelyan. Concert pianist Julian Trevelyan performs regularly throughout Europe and in the UK. Julian came to international attention when, at the age of sixteen, he came top in the 2015 Long-Thibaud-Crespin international competition in Paris. He has since gained further laureates and prizes in Belgium, England, Germany and Switzerland. Recent competition successes in Europe include the Silver Medal in the 2023 Horowitz competition Kyiv-Geneva, and the second prize, the Mozart concerto prize and the audience prize in the 2021 Géza Anda international piano competition in Zürich. In 2023, Julian returned to the Ecole Normale de Musique de Paris Alfred Cortot to take part in the Elite program, to develop various musical projects and prepare for competitions. Julian was a finalist in the 2024 Leeds International Piano Competition whose performances received high critical acclaim. There will be a retiring collection for a cancer charity.

Leon returns to Seaton after thrilling us with his performance in 2022 and comes this time with the renowned clarinettist Michael Collins. Brahms - Sonata Op. 120 No. 1 in F minor Poulenc - Sonata Brahms - Sonata Op. 120 No. 2 in E flat major Joseph Horovitz - Sonatina (1981)

ISCA ENSEMBLE SOUTHWEST Musical Director Roger Hendy Leader Antony Clements Khachaturian - Adagio from Spartacus Hummel - Trumpet Concerto CAMERON TODD - trumpet Vaughan Williams - London Symphony Written shortly before the start of the First World War (in which Vaughan Williams served), the London Symphony was dedicated to the composer George Butterworth, whose life was cut tragically short in the war and who had first suggested to Vaughan Williams that he write a symphony; We were talking together one day recalled Vaughan Williams when he said in his gruff, abrupt manner: You know, you ought to write a symphony. When listening to the piece it is probably worth remembering that London then was quite different to London now. It was the centre of Empire, and a busy, dirty, noisy place, but it was also without todays urban sprawl, with the countryside on the doorstep and with transport dominated by horsepower rather than the car. The London Symphony gives us a wonderful glimpse of both sides.

Isca Ensemble Southwest Musical Director Roger Hendy Leader Antony Clements Joel Munday violin Aurlien Pinchon cello Stravinsky: 3 movements from 'Pulcinella' Brahms: Double Concerto in A minor Op.102 Beethoven: Symphony No 1

Programme: Schumann - Piano Trio no.3 in G minor, op.110 Colin Matthews - Hidden Agenda Mendelssohn - Piano Trio no.2 in C minor, op.66

Programme: Bach - selected Preludes and Fugues from the WTK48 Vladislav Zolotaryov - Sonata no.2 Franck - Chorale no.2 in B minor Jindich Feld - Konzertstck Rachmaninov - Vocalise from op.34 Weber - Konzertstck in F minor op.79

Programme: Joshua Uzoigwe - Egwu Amala from Talking Drums Bach - Partita no.4 in D BWV828 Ads - 3 Mazurkas op.27 Brahms - Sonata no.3 in F minor op.5

Programme: Brahms - Nachklang op.59/4 Debussy - Violin Sonata in G minor Ads - Mrchentnze Sally Beamish - Wild Swans Brahms - Violin Sonata no.1 in G op.78

Programme: Chopin - Barcarolle op.60 Grayna Bacewicz - Sonatina (1955) Rachmaninov - tudes Tableaux op.33 Florence Price - Fantasie Ngre no.1 (1929) William Grant Still - Dark Horsemen & Summerland Janek - In the Mists Gershwin/Wild - Three virtuoso tudes nos 4,6,7

Award winning young quintet Ensemble Renard mark a much anticipated return of the full range of orchestral wind instruments and french horn. Ellie Blamires - Flute; Francesca Cox - Oboe; Patrick Bolton - Bassoon; George Strivens - French horn; James Gilbert - Clarinet Programme: Valerie Coleman - Umoja Samuel Barber - Summer Music - Amy Beach Pastorale Paul Taffanel - Wind Quintet Gyorgy Ligeti - Six Bagatelles Carl Nielsen - Wind Quintet