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INTRODUCTION FROM THE CHAIRMAN

Welcome to the fifth year of the Waterlooville Music Festival. Theaim of this week is to bring music into St. George’s Church andinto the centre of Waterlooville, for the whole community to enjoy.This year is no exception. Together with Waterlooville BusinessAssociation’s “Market Place Music” on the first day of the Festival,you are invited to over 50 concerts, featuring soloists, choirs,instrumental groups and whole bands. It’s really good that onceagain local schools are taking part in the Festival. Students areperforming in the afternoons and classes are coming to the specialschool workshops featuring Noah and his drums and a sensorymusic morning. Among the eight days of music the Festivalwelcomes for the first time this year the dance band “Contrast”playing well known melodies from the 60s and 70s. Also new isHampshire Music Service’s “Songs from Joseph” in which childrenfrom three local schools are combining for a concert on the lastSaturday lunchtime. Tickets for this will sell out very quickly somake sure you get yours now!

The Festival Organisers are greatly indebted to local businessesand councils for their continued support, without whichWaterlooville Music Festival could not continue. The individualsponsors are listed at the end of this programme, but specialappreciation is given to Hampshire & Isle of Wight CommunityFoundation as main sponsors of the Festival, and to Larcomes LLPSolicitors, J. Edwards & Sons Funeral Directors, Moore’sTraditional Funeral Directors and Havant Borough Council each ofwhom has sponsored a whole event. The generosity of HampshireCounty Council is also much appreciated. The organisers expressthanks to “Allmobility” of Waterlooville for hosting the FestivalTicket Office. Please support the sponsors whenever possible.

Thank you for coming to this year’s Waterlooville Music Festival.All the monies taken during the week go towards the cost ofstaging the Festival and to providing a start up fund for next year.The 2011 programme is already being compiled - June 11th to19th. If you would like to keep up to date with the various groupsand individuals being booked, please click onwww.stgeorgesnews.org/wmf

I hope you enjoy this week’s Festival and that you’ll come againnext year!

Mike SheffieldChairman

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ENQUIRIES wmf@stgeorgesnews.org - telephone 023 9226 2145

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St George’s Church open every day• hot and cold refreshments served all day, including Fairtrade products

• displays of flowers inside and outside the Church• art exhibition by well known local artist• cards, crafts, plants and Fairtrade stalls

Stewards• Stewards are on duty at all times. Please ask if you need help. At least one

Steward on duty will be qualified in first aid.Souvenirs

Souvenirs bearing the Waterlooville Music Festival logoare available from the special stall in church.

If the stall is not manned please ask a Steward for assistance.• mugs, pens, balloons, polo & T shirts, stickers, fridge magnets, chocolates

• paintings of Waterlooville by local artistToilets

• available in the hall adjacent to the Church• disabled facilities available in the Church

Donations• money placed in the glass bowl is for the cost of staging next year’s

Waterlooville Music Festival - thank you for your contributionsPhotographs

• if you wish to take photos or videos please check with performers• for school concerts you must obtain permission from the teachers

• albums of photos for the 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 Music Festivalsare on display in the Church and on our website

Ticket Office• Allmobility, London Road Precinct (next to Post Office & Iceland)

or On-line at www.stgeorgesnews.org/wmfboxoffice • tickets also available from the Stewards at the door (price £6)

evening concerts booked in advance £5 each (except Saturday 19th £6)daytime concerts are free, tickets not required (except Saturday 19th £1)

Passport ticket (all concerts except Saturday 19th) £25Latest Information

www.stgeorgesnews.org/wmfLunchtimes and Afternoons

You are welcome to wander around the stalls or eat your lunch during theperformances. If you have not brought lunch with you, food and drink can bebought from the refreshment stall. If you wish to make a purchase from otherstalls or buy tickets for future concerts please see a Steward. These concerts

are free of charge including Wednesday afternoon, when there is a filmpresentation of “My Fair Lady” at 2.30.pm.

EveningsYour ticket includes a free drink either during the interval or after the

performance (except Saturdays, when there is a licensed bar). Hot drinks arebeing served at the front of the Church, cold drinks at the back. You arewelcome to wander around the stalls before and after the performance, or

during the interval. If you wish to make a purchase or buy tickets for futureconcerts please see a Steward.

Saturday Lunchtime, 12th June“Market Place Music” takes place throughout the town centre. There are Music

Festival Events at the Church Fête with refreshments available, and areasonably priced Barbecue lunch.

Saturday EveningsOnly drink purchased at the Festival Bar may be consumed on Churchpremises - inside or outside. You must be over 18 to buy alcoholic drinks

from the bar. You are invited to bring a picnic to enjoy in the church grounds.Bar opens 7pm on Saturday 12th and 6pm on Saturday 19th.

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MORNING from 10.amST GEORGE'S CHURCH SUMMER FÊTEBBQ food available at reasonable prices.

All the fun of the Fête.MORNING, LUNCHTIME AND AFTERNOON, 11.am to 4.pm

MARKET PLACE MUSICA wide variety of musical events at various locations

across Waterlooville town centreOrganised by

The Waterlooville Business Association

featuring:Africappella, Bands on the Lawn, Becky Short, Brass Reflections,Clive New Big Band, Denmead Brass, Hampshire County YouthBand, Havant Light Opera, Horndean Technology College,

Horndean Marching Band, John Corin, Liss Band, Maritime Brass,Med 3, Mike and Dave, Phil Owen, Saxophony, South Zone,

Spinnaker Brass, T S Alacrity, The Blarney Band, The McGinleys,Waterlooville Baptist Church

Opening of Market Place Music and Waterlooville Music Festivalby Cllr Ken Thornber, Leader of Hampshire County Council.

In the church grounds:10.30am (marching from the Precinct to the Church) & at 11.30.am

HORNDEAN MARCHING BAND

Afternoon, from 12.15.pm to 4.pmBANDS ON THE LAWN

Luke Ferre Band | Andy Muscatand coming down specially from Newcastle

Chris Ricketts & Mark Willshireand surprise guests

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HAVANT BOROUGH COUNCIL OPENING NIGHTin the presence of

The Deputy Mayor of Havant, Councillor Ken SmithThe Deputy Mayoress, Mrs Hazel Smith

and George Hollingbery, MP

TOP OF THE POPS DANCE BAND SPECIALWaterlooville Music Festival proudly presents

the acclaimed South Coast big dance BandCONTRAST

professional 7 piece band and vocalistunder the musical direction of Mick Davis

Contrast was formed in 1982 by a group of the Royal Marine Bandwho were serving on the Royal Yacht Britannia performing toroyalty and world dignitaries. Over the years the band has

brought in additional new talent as it has toured the world, withaudiences dancing the night away to their exciting big band sound.

This will be a fantastic fun evening that will appeal to all.

70’s and 80’s music in a cabaret style setting with dance floor.Licensed bar serving real ale and wine opens at 7.pm.

Because of licensing regulations, numbers of tickets are strictlylimited and advance booking is strongly recommended.

Sponsored by

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0EVENING CONCERT at 7.30.pm

Rehearsal at 4.pmScratch Choir: Handling Handel

Including Handel’s MessiahUnder the expert musical direction of Philip Drew.

Organist: Malcolm Keeler, Musical Director of the Portsmouth Baroque Choir.Featuring members of local choirs. Anyone can take part.

To take part in this event please contactJane Rice-Oxley on 023 9226 3576

or download the application form at www.stgeorgesnews.org/wmf

Philip Drew started taking piano lessons at the age of8 and his first involvement with church music was inthe choir of St Mark’s Church, Portsea. He went on tolearn the organ with the Organist and Choirmaster,Russell Shepherd. He read for an Honours degree inMusic at the University of Durham where he was alsoa choral scholar in the Cathedral Choir. He continuedhis organ studies first with Conrad Eden and laterwith Alan Thurlow.In 1979 he became organist and choirmaster at

Christchurch, Llanishen in Cardiff. And in 1981 gained the Associate diploma ofthe Royal College of Organists, in 1985 the Choirmasters diploma of the RoyalCollege of Organists and in 1989 the Associate of the Royal College of Musicdiploma in Singing Teaching. In 1997 he was elected to a Fellowship of the Guildof Musicians and Singers and in 2000 was awarded an Honorary Fellowship by theNorth and Midland School of Music.Since 1982 he has been Organist and Choirmaster at Holy Spirit Church, Southsea.He has given organ recitals and accompanied choirs and choral societies in manyvenues in South Wales and Southern England. He also conducts the choirsWyndcliffe Voices and Cantores Vagantes, and composes. To date, he has written130 pieces and received over 200 performances; in Normandy and Louisiana aswell as in Britain. Two percussion pieces for the London College of Music gradeexams have been published by Stainer and Bell and 13 of his works are publishedon the SibeliusMusic website.

PROGRAMME:PART ONE:Parry ‘I was glad’ (Coronation Anthem)Purcell ‘Thou knowest Lord the secrets of our hearts’ (from Funeral Music forQueen Mary)Handel ‘Zadok the priest’ (Coronation Anthem)Haydn ‘The Heavens are telling’ (from The Creation)Brahms ‘How lovely are thy dwellings fair’ (from A German Requiem)Mendelssohn solo ‘O rest in the Lord’ and chorus ‘He that shall endure' (from Elijah)Stanford Te Deum from Service in B flat. (used at 1902 Coronation)PART TWO:FROM MESSIAH by HANDEL (Choruses in bold)Solo alto and chorus O thou that tellest good tidings to SionChorus For unto us a child is bornOrgan Pifa (Pastoral Symphony)Soprano solos And there were shepherds etcChorus Glory to GodSop and Alto solos He shall feed his flockChorus His yoke is easySoprano solo I know that my redeemer livethChorus Since by man came deathChorus HallelujahSoprano solo If God be for usChorus Worthy the Lamb and Amen

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0LUNCHTIME CONCERTS at 12.15.pm and 1.15.pm

OAKLANDS RC SCHOOL Concert

Afternoon, 4.pmQUEENS INCLOSURE PRIMARY SCHOOLHART PLAIN JUNIOR SCHOOL Concert

EVENING at 7.30.pmPORTSMOUTH BAROQUE CHOIR

The American Connectionincluding ‘Feel the Spirit’ by John Rutter

Jo Eamey (Mezzo-Soprano), Alan Ham (double bass), Susan Stone (Piano)members of the Highbury Area Band

Steve Tanner (Flute - HAB’s Musical Director), Lara Jelliff (Clarinet),Kieran Lyster (Horn), Alastair Lane (Trumpet),

Pete Smith (Drums), Helen Saunders (Timpani), Thomas Saunders (Percussion).Julia Spurgeon (Soprano).

Musical Director: Malcolm Keeler

Malcolm graduated with a degree in Music from Royal HollowayCollege, University of London, where he studied Organ with JohnPorter. As a member of their Schola Cantorum he sang in many ofthe cathedrals in Southern England. For eleven years he wasorganist and choirmaster of St Mark’s church in Portsea. He hasperformed as a soloist for the Lee Singers and for the MidhurstChoral Society.

Malcolm was appointed conductor of Portsmouth Baroque Choir inJuly 2008. He previously sang with the choir for many years andheld the post of assistant conductor. He is also assistant conductorof the Renaissance Choir.

Portsmouth Baroque Choir perform a wide repertoire, from theRenaissance period to works of contemporary composers, includingseveral written especially for the choir.

Concerts are performed regularly, in churches and cathedrals inPortsmouth and the surrounding district. The choir participated inthe Portsmouth Festivities in 2005, 2006, 2008 and 2009.

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MUMBABA with Gill Grech

LUNCHTIME CONCERTS at 12.15.pm and 1.15.pmBOURNE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Concert

AFTERNOON at 4.pmPURBROOK INFANT SCHOOL &

ST ALBAN’S C of E PRIMARY SCHOOL Concert

EVENING at 7.30.pmHAVANT CLARINET AND SAXOPHONE CHOIR II

Under the direction of Gemma Billington (Haydon), Band Conductor.

Formed in 2001, HCSC2 play well known jazz and swing music witha few popular classics mixed in.• Winners of the Portsmouth Music Festival Junior Band Trophy (Youth Band Class) 2008 (with honours)• Winners of the Portsmouth Music Festival Junior Band Trophy (Youth Band Class) 2009 (highly commended)

followed byPOLLY BURFORD AND FRIENDS

Don Lloyd, the Musical Director of the Festival’s ‘Last Night of theProms’ introduces his specially chosen guest musicians presentingan entertaining evening of truly magical talent.

Polly Burford (soprano) joined her first choir whenshe was 8 years old, sang at the Royal Albert Hall inCarmina Burana when she was 14 and has alwaysloved singing. In 2001 she joined Arundel based choirSounds Sacred where she was quickly identified ashaving potential and encouraged as a soloist. She nowregularly performs in West Sussex, is being trained byCharles Corp and recorded her first CD last year.Peter Rogers has been playing the guitar since theage of 9 and mostly began with popular styles on theelectric guitar. He has since built up a collection ofmany different genres of music, and now specialises inmodern classical, Spanish and acoustic guitar styles,within which he has become an accomplishedperformer. Recent performance venues includeChichester Cathedral, the Chichester Music Festivaland the Festival of Flowers 2010 at ChichesterCathedral.Chris Coote LTCL started playing the piano at the ageof 4, and performing from the age of 11. He attendedmaster classes for many years at Morley College underMartino Tirimo and Gwenneth Pryor, and has alsoparticipated in classes taught by Philip Fowke, PhilipMartin and Roger Vignoles. He has taken lessons withJean Anderson and currently with Fiona Cameron, bothretired professors from the Royal Academy of Music.

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LUNCHTIME at 12.15.pm and 1.15.pmPAUL TAYLOR - Organ Recital

Prelude and Fugue in G (BWV557) - J S BachTrumpet Minuet in C - Andrew WrightOrgan Concerto No 2 in G Minor - Matthew Camidge(Adagio/Allegro - Adagio - Gavotta)Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring (Cantata No 147) - J S BachOrgan Concerto No 1 in G (Largo) - Charles AvisonTheme from Polovtsian Dance (Prince Igor) - Alexander BorodinCeremonial March in C - Geoffrey Nobes

AFTERNOON, 2.pmFILM PRESENTATION

My Fair Lady

AFTERNOON, 4.pmWAITE END PRIMARY SCHOOL

HULBERT JUNIOR SCHOOL Concert

EVENING at 7.30.pmTHE LARCOMES CONCERT

HAMPSHIRE POLICE CHOIROn the Beat - Hampshire’s leading Male Voice ChoirUnder the Musical Direction of Mrs Terri Freeman LRAM, LTCL, ISM

Sponsored by Larcomes LLP Solicitors, 023 9224 6666

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from 9.30.am (also 2.15pm ) NOAH - School Workshops

LUNCHTIME, 12.15.pm and 1.15.pmNOAH

Live African music played on a variety of authentic traditionalAfrican instruments. This exotic music evokes the soul and spirit ofAfrica in all its moods, from the immensity of the desert and themystery of the Savannah to the exuberance of the rain forest.

AFTERNOON at 4.pmDENMEAD INFANT SCHOOL

PADNELL INFANT SCHOOL Concert

Evening at 7.30.pmGuitar Night - DOUCE AMBIANCE

PHIL JONES – Guitar – hasbeen learning the guitar forfifty years and hopes to beable to play it properly oneday.NEIL MERCER – Guitar – hasspent over 30 years in bandsplaying all styles of music from rock to jazz. His main musicalinterest is playing in the gypsy jazz style of Django Reinhardt.HAZEL TRIPP – Violin – is a music teacher and freelance violinist.She plays for the Guildford Symphony Orchestra, the WaterdenQuartet and the Surrey String Quartet. She enjoys performing inmany styles including folk and jazz. Her jazz inspiration is derivedfrom the playing of the late, great, Stephane Grappelli.TIM NOWELL - Bass – is well into his 4th decade of playing bassguitar. He has been in a wide variety of bands but in particular bluesand jazz acts. He has played all over the UK supporting some of thetop British and American blues acts. He has written, recorded andproduced a number of blues albums.

followed byHAMPSHIRE GUITAR ORCHESTRA

Winners - 6th Guitar Orchestra Competition of Great Britain.What makes HAGO unique is its four different sizes of guitar and therepertoire which really does have something for everyone fromRenaissance to Rock via Classical, Dixie, TV and Film, all presentedwith a tremendous sense of fun and a delightful sound.

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Morning at 10.15.am and 11.15.amSensory Music Workshop,

CARNIVAL OF THE ANIMALSfor special schools including Rachel Maddocks School

Lunchtime at 12.15.pm and 1.15.pmTHE MOORES RECITAL

RICHARD AND LIZZIE HAYWARDCelebratory and Triumphant Funeral Music

(Organ Recital)Sponsored by Moore’s Traditional Funeral Directors, 02392 641366Richard is a former Choirmaster and Organist of St George’sWaterlooville. His daughter Lizzie also has a considerable reputation asan accomplished musician. They now live in Derbyshire and arereturning to visit us specially for this festival performance.

AFTERNOON at 3.30.pmPALM COURT CREAM TEA

Cecil Wilman at the PianoforteEnjoy a delicious cream tea with home made scones served in themusical atmosphere of the Palm Court.

EVENING at 7.30.pm:PORTSMOUTH CATHEDRAL CHOIR

Dr David J C Price HonDMus GMus(TCL) HonFASCOrganist and Master of the Choristers

The Cathedral Choir is made upof twenty-two boy choristersand fourteen gentlemen (madeup of seven lay-clerks and up toseven choral scholars) whocontribute to the pattern ofdaily cathedral worship singingfor at least five services everyweek. The Choir also sings atvarious special services andevents both locally, in the

Cathedral and the Diocese ofPortsmouth and also internationally,whilst on tour. The Choir has made anumber of recordings, and hasperformed before importantdignatories, including HM The Queen,as well as on BBC tv and Radio.They join us at the WaterloovilleMusic Festival to sing glorious choralmusic in a church setting.

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HAMPSHIRE MUSIC SERVICESSONGS FROM JOSEPH

Hart Plain Junior School • St Peter’s RC Primary SchoolHulbert Junior School

Sponsored by Crookhorn and Purbrook Extended ServicesAdmission by ticket only. Tickets for this event are £1. Free childtickets available when accompanied by a paying adult.Tickets will not be available at the schools; family and friends ofthose performing and all others wishing to enjoy this specialevent should obtain tickets from the festival box office atAllmobility Waterlooville or On-Line at our website,www.stgeorgesnews.org/wmf

at 7.30.pmTHE EDWARDS 150TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT

LAST NIGHT OF THE PROMSAll the atmosphere of the real thing.

Meridian Wind Bandunder the musical direction of Don Lloyd

BMus(Hons), ATCL, CTABRSM, LRSM.Licensed bar serving real ale.

A spectacular Finalé to the Waterlooville Music Festival, anevening not to be missed. Early reservation of tickets is stronglyrecommended.Bring a picnic to enjoy in the church grounds from 6.pm which iswhen the bar will open. Bring your own chair to sit on forboth the picnic and the performance. Sponsored by

Sunday 20th June 201010.am

Eucharist giving thanks for the gift of music

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We acknowledge our grateful thanks to....

Waterlooville Business AssociationMoores Traditional Funeral DirectorsCrookhorn and Purbrook Extended ServicesPink Party ShopAllison’s FloristKey’s NewsagentsHart Plain Junior SchoolInflorescence

If you would like to sponsor an event atnext year’s Waterlooville Music Festival, orhelp support the Festival in any way,please contact the Festival Committee formore information.wmf@stgeorgesnews.org

Box office at Allmobility Waterlooville (nextto the Post Office and Iceland). Tickets canalso be purchased on line at our website -www.stgeorgesnews.org/wmfboxoffice

June 11th to June 19th 2011Our website is at: www.stgeorgesnews.org/wmf

To subscribe to our mailing list go to:www.stgeorgesnews.org/wmf/mailinglist

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