We meet on alternate Thursdays throughout our Season

at St Saviour's & St Peter's Hall, South Street, Eastbourne

Unless stated otherwise meetings begin at 7.30 p.m.

New Members  are always welcome

Enquiries to:

Mrs Patricia King,
St Andrews Cottage.
45 Meads Street
Eastbourne
BN20 7RN.
Phone No 01323 737408.
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Programme 2011 - 12

2011

September 10th

Coffee Morning at 25 Lodge Avenue, Willingdon.

September 15th

Terry Barfoot, well-known lecturer, presents a programme on
Sibelius, with special reference to the Fourth Symphony premiered in 1911.

September 29th

Don Moore of the Mahler Society provides
an overview of the composer
on the centenary of his death.

October13th

Broadcaster Lynn Plummer - a horticultural evening Gardens in Music.

October 27th

Society member, Robert Milnes, in a presentation
on Liszt (born 1811). 'Are the Embers Still Burning?'

November 10th

Em Marshall, Chair of the Vaughan Williams Society,
talks about the composer and his work.

November 24th

Local U3A Group Leader Robin James on the The History of Jazz.

December 15th

Christopher Fifield, distinguished music scholar and conductor,
talks about Ibbs & Tillett, major and influential musical agents 1906-1990.

2012

January 26th

Society member, Andrew Harvey, explores the life and music
of the Czech composer Bohuslav Martinu.

February 9th

Our ever-popular Members' Request Evening with Alan Gilby.

February 23rd

Society member, Clive Wilkes, gives another
of his acclaimed presentations: Golden Voices - Opera Nights.

March 8th

Society members, Ann and Robin Gregory, present
one of their popular programmes: Melodies, Themes and Tunes.

March 22nd

In the 150th anniversary year of his birth Frederick Delius
is the appropriate subject for Michael Green of the Delius Society.

April 12th

Beresford King-Smith , Archivist of the CBSO,
returns to present Six Special Singers.

May 10th

The Society's Annual General Meeting.

 

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