BBC Radio 3 Lunchtime Concert II

Online from Holy Trinity Episcopal Church

Wed 9 Sept 1pm

Presented by Kate Molleson

Concert also available live on BBC Radio 3

Duration: approx. 1 hour

Schumann
Frühlingsglaube
An die Natur
Blumenbrief
Liederkreis Op 39

Vaughan-Williams
Linden Lea
Let Beauty Awake
The Roadside Fire
Youth and Love
Silent Noon

Quilter
Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal
Go Lovely Rose


Tenor
Piano

In co-production with BBC Radio 3
In co-production with BBC Radio 3

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Photo credit: Sane Seven

That most eloquent of tenors, Joshua Ellicott, makes a welcome return to the Lammermuir Festival to sing a delectable programme of German and English songs with Schumann at its centre. In his Op 39 Liederkreis, one of the great song-cycles of the 19th century, Schumann sets Eichendorff’s quintessentially Romantic poems to some of his most expressive music. A selection of the best-loved English songs, by Vaughan Williams and Quilter, form the second half of the recital.

Joshua Ellicott is wonderful from his first air, which he infuses with a whispered despair to the swelling nobility of his last.

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Anna Tilbrook is an outstanding accompanist.

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Holy Trinity Church, Haddington

Holy Trinity stands on the site of a Franciscan friary (the original ‘Lamp of Lothian’ before that title passed to St Mary’s Church nearby) which was built here in the 13th Century. The friary was demolished in 1572, and almost two centuries later, in 1769, work was begun on a ‘qualified’ Anglican chapel which was finally consecrated as Holy Trinity in 1815. The present chancel was added and the interior remodelled in an attractive neo-Byzantine style in 1930.

 

Holy Trinity Church, Haddington

Address

Holy Trinity Church, Haddington
EH41 3EX

Getting there by bus

Buses passing through Haddington
EAST COAST BUSES: X6, X7, 106
PRENTICE: 108, 109, 101, 111, 122
EVE COACHES: 121
Please check bus timetables before booking your tickets.

Getting there by train

The nearest train station is at Drem.

Getting there by car

Haddington is in the centre of East Lothian just off the A1. There is free on street car parking in the town.

Accessibility

Parking:

There is free on street car parking in the town.

We can offer 3 spaces inside the church grounds for blue badge holders. Please email [email protected] to book a space, subject to availability and on a first come first served basis.

Terrain:

Gravel path with flat access into venue.

Induction Loop:
Yes

Toilets:
One toilet, not adapted.

Wheelchair Access:

Almost flat access via front door. Small lip to entrance.

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