Wednesday’s Brass lunchtime concert set the bar high for future concerts with an opening fanfare featuring no fewer than 43 of the College’s trumpeters performing Diabelli’s Heroic Fanfare. Following a sprightly rendition of Il est Bel et Bon by Benet Parker was a performance of Haydn’s 1796 Trumpet Concerto (the first ever concerto written for keyed trumpet). Taking a movement each, Jack Arnold, Benet Parker and Tomek Edwards did great justice to this important work. The concert continued with the College’s Brass Consort performing Gabrieli’s Sonata Pian e Forte and they brought the proceeding to a thunderous finale with Raymond Pemru’s Blues March.
Concert Programme
Christ’s Chapel (Enter from the Gallery’s cloister )
1.30 to 2pm
Admission free all welcome
Wednesday 1 February
| Dulwich College Piano Showcase |
Wednesday 8 February
| JAGS Chamber Music |
| Wednesday 15 February | Alleyn’s Students & Ensembles |
| Wednesday 29 February | Dulwich College Chapel Choir |
Wednesday 7 March
| Dulwich College Strings |
| Wednesday 14 March | Dulwich College Recital by A Level Students |
Wednesday 21 March
| Dulwich College Piano Chamber Music |
Wednesday 28 March
| Dulwich College Woodwind Concert |