LUNCHTIME CONCERTS
at St John’s Church, Station Road, Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1JY
Autumn 2021 series
LIVE AGAIN! from 17 September 2021
Please put these dates in your diary!
Fridays at 12:30 pm
at St John’s Church, Station Road, Boxmoor, Hemel Hempstead, HP1 1JY
Autumn 2021 series
LIVE AGAIN! from 17 September 2021
Please put these dates in your diary!
Fridays at 12:30 pm
Date |
Artiste(s) |
17th September |
Big Cats jazz group |
24th September |
Adrienne Walters soprano with Peter Jones piano |
1st October |
PUPILS of WESTBROOK HAY SCHOOL followed by MASJ Annual General Meeting (after lunch) |
8th October |
Benjamin Weitzmann organ |
15th October |
Felicity Vincent ‘cello |
22nd October |
Joanna Reveley flute with Simon Gilliver piano |
29th October |
Lunaire Quartet |
5th November |
Anna Le Hair piano |
| MASJ Lunchtime Concerts Autumn Series 2021.pdf |
22nd October 2021
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Joanna Reveley flute with Simon Gilliver piano
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Joanna Reveley flute with Simon Gilliver piano
Title |
Composer |
Sonata in B minor |
John Ranish (1692/3 – 1777) |
Flute Sonata Op. 120 |
Edwin York Bowen (1884 – 1961) |
Nocturne et Allegro Scherzando |
Philippe Gaubert (1879 – 1941) |
Sunstreams |
Ian Clarke (1964 - ) |
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Please find biographical details of the performers below.
This concert is the Sixth in the present Autumn 2021 series
Please find biographical details of the performers below.
This concert is the Sixth in the present Autumn 2021 series
| Joanna Reveley Programme 22 October 2021.pdf |
Today’s performers
Joanna Reveley - flute
Joanna began the flute when she was eight, and went on to membership of the National Youth Wind Orchestra and Bedfordshire Youth Orchestra. Graduating in Social Anthropology from Newnham College, Cambridge, she has always been passionate about the flute; and she subsequently gained her Licentiate of the Guildhall School of Music (teacher’s diploma) and became a woodwind teacher (flute specialist) for the Bedfordshire Music Service. Joanna came to Boxmoor in 2004 when her husband was Vicar, and she was a member of St John’s Church for those nine years. During that time, she began to explore performance more deeply, taking lessons under Philippa Davies, and achieving her performance Licentiate of Trinity College London in 2011 (with Distinction). Since leaving Boxmoor, she has furthered her flute studies, being awarded Fellowship of Trinity College London in Performance (flute) in 2014. A popular performer, Joanna’s recital venues include Bedford, St Albans, Lincoln and Hemel Hempstead. She is also an active orchestral player, both in and around Bedford, and as principal flute of the Hertfordshire Philharmonia. As well as performing, Joanna has a busy schedule as a flute teacher at Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys School, Elstree and Kingshott School, Hitchin.
Simon Gilliver - piano
Simon read music at the University of Birmingham and later gained a Master’s Degree from Guildhall School of Music and Drama, specializing in the flute. He now enjoys a widely varied career as a flautist, pianist and teacher. As a pianist, he is always in much demand playing for exams, competitions and recitals. Recent collaborations include recitals with Samuel Coles, Michael Cox, Elena Duran, Mike Mower and Ian Clarke. As a flautist, he won the Albert Cooper International Flute Competition in 2006. Simon’s considerable orchestral experience includes a year as co-principal flute with Southbank Sinfonia, and he is currently Principal Flute with Covent Garden Sinfonia, Bridgewater Sinfonia and Bishop's Stortford Sinfonia. Other recent engagements include work with the BBC Concert Orchestra, Oxford Philomusica and Bath Philharmonia, and various National Theatre productions including the recent acclaimed revival of Amadeus. In addition to teaching the flute and the piano, Simon also teaches classical improvisation at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. In 2020, Simon relocated to Bournemouth.
Joanna Reveley - flute
Joanna began the flute when she was eight, and went on to membership of the National Youth Wind Orchestra and Bedfordshire Youth Orchestra. Graduating in Social Anthropology from Newnham College, Cambridge, she has always been passionate about the flute; and she subsequently gained her Licentiate of the Guildhall School of Music (teacher’s diploma) and became a woodwind teacher (flute specialist) for the Bedfordshire Music Service. Joanna came to Boxmoor in 2004 when her husband was Vicar, and she was a member of St John’s Church for those nine years. During that time, she began to explore performance more deeply, taking lessons under Philippa Davies, and achieving her performance Licentiate of Trinity College London in 2011 (with Distinction). Since leaving Boxmoor, she has furthered her flute studies, being awarded Fellowship of Trinity College London in Performance (flute) in 2014. A popular performer, Joanna’s recital venues include Bedford, St Albans, Lincoln and Hemel Hempstead. She is also an active orchestral player, both in and around Bedford, and as principal flute of the Hertfordshire Philharmonia. As well as performing, Joanna has a busy schedule as a flute teacher at Haberdashers’ Aske’s Boys School, Elstree and Kingshott School, Hitchin.
Simon Gilliver - piano
Simon read music at the University of Birmingham and later gained a Master’s Degree from Guildhall School of Music and Drama, specializing in the flute. He now enjoys a widely varied career as a flautist, pianist and teacher. As a pianist, he is always in much demand playing for exams, competitions and recitals. Recent collaborations include recitals with Samuel Coles, Michael Cox, Elena Duran, Mike Mower and Ian Clarke. As a flautist, he won the Albert Cooper International Flute Competition in 2006. Simon’s considerable orchestral experience includes a year as co-principal flute with Southbank Sinfonia, and he is currently Principal Flute with Covent Garden Sinfonia, Bridgewater Sinfonia and Bishop's Stortford Sinfonia. Other recent engagements include work with the BBC Concert Orchestra, Oxford Philomusica and Bath Philharmonia, and various National Theatre productions including the recent acclaimed revival of Amadeus. In addition to teaching the flute and the piano, Simon also teaches classical improvisation at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. In 2020, Simon relocated to Bournemouth.
Please ensure that mobile phones are silenced during the concert.
The induction loop (setting “T”) will be used for programme and announcements.
Applause is Welcomed.
Lunches are available in the church hall after the concert (suggested minimum donation £2).
Please obtain lunch tickets before the concert starts, so that the correct number of plates can be prepared,
and hand in tickets when collecting your lunch.
Next Friday’s Concert will be given by The Lunaire String Quartet
The induction loop (setting “T”) will be used for programme and announcements.
Applause is Welcomed.
Lunches are available in the church hall after the concert (suggested minimum donation £2).
Please obtain lunch tickets before the concert starts, so that the correct number of plates can be prepared,
and hand in tickets when collecting your lunch.
Next Friday’s Concert will be given by The Lunaire String Quartet
ADMISSION BY DONATION (suggested donation £3)
Net proceeds from all of the Friday lunchtime concerts will be used to support the charitable aims
of Music at St John’s:
promoting music in the church and the local community, including provision of bursaries for local
young musicians. (see www.masj.org.uk for details)
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