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GOVAN LOVESMUSIC 2019
www.glasgowbarons.com
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A classical/hip hop fusion between Steg G and Paul MacAlindin, with new Scottish rap from Solareye, Empress, CCTV and Freestyle Master.
With Gordon McPherson’s The Baby Bear’s BedPaul MacAlindin: Conductor
“The Air In Between explores exile, loneliness, economic activity and time, basically the things we need to do to survive.” Steg G
Thursday 28 March,7.30pmFairfield WorkingMen’s Club,211 Crossloan Road,G51 3QD
Tickets £3/£1 concessionor in advance through Eventbrite*
Friday 29 March,7.30pmThe Revue Bar, Barrowlands,244 Gallowgate, G4 0TTwith special guestrapper LOKITickets £10 on the dooror in advance through Eventbrite*
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SUNG IN ENGLISHTHE AIR IN BETWEEN
Friday 19 April,7.00pm
Govan & Linthouse Parish Church, 796 Govan Rd, G51 2YLTickets £3/£1 concession on the door or in advance through Eventbrite*
The Glasgow Barons,with singers fromthe RoyalConservatoire ofScotlandPaul MacAlindin: Conductor
BACH – ST JOHN PASSION
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Lead singer of Skippinish, Norrie MacIver and the Govan Reminiscence Group get back together for new songs to weave around the pillars of Govan Old. The mysterious medieval stones inspire leading Scottish composer, Alasdair Nicolson to write a haunting trumpet concerto for local virtuoso, Tom Poulson. Mendelssohn’s string symphonies take us on a remarkable creative journey in miniature, written between the tender ages of 12 and 14.
Friday 31 March,7.30pmSongs of Govan OldNorrie MacIver: Singer
Holst: St Paul’s SuiteMendelssohn:String Symphony no.4MacIver:Songs of Govan Old Part 4Suk: Serenade for Strings
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Thursday 20 June,7.30pmThe Govan StonesTom Poulson: Trumpet
Mendelssohn:String Symphony no.1Alasdair Nicolson:The Govan Stones (premiere)Arvo Pärt: TrisagionMendelssohn:String Symphony no.10
Thursday 25 July,7.30pmTransfigured NightNorrie MacIver: Singer
Mozart: Divertimento K136MacIver:Songs of Govan Old part 5Schönberg: Verklärte Nacht
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THE GOVAN OLD SERIES
Govan Old Parish Church,866 Govan Road, G51 3UUTickets £3/£1 concession on the door or in advance through Eventbrite*Paul MacAlindin : Conductor
Tom Poulson
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The Pearce Institute, 840-860 Govan Road, G51 3UUPaul MacAlindin: Conductor
Tickets £5/£2 concession on the door or through Eventbrite*
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Thursday 12 September7.30pmAmy Turner: Oboe
Elgar: Introduction and Allegro for StringsThea Musgrave: Night WindowsGrace Williams: Sea Sketches Vaughan Williams:Concerto Grosso
Grace Williams
Thea Musgrave
Thursday 10 October7.30pm
Momo Ueda: Violin
Edward McGuire:Junk Shop BluesSibelius:Humoresques op 87 & 89Mendelssohn:Italian Symphony
THE PEARCE CONCERTS
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WILLIAM GRANTFOUNDATION
Welcome to the second year of The Glasgow Barons. As Govan transforms itself, I explore the wonderful talents and spaces on our doorstep: the Scottish hip hop community around Sunny Govan FM, the beautifully renovated Govan and Linthouse Parish Church and a warm welcome at the Fairfield Working Men’s Club.
As Govan Old greets summer, we get back together with our local custodians, the Govan Reminiscence Group, to celebrate Govan’s characters in song. Following the Scottish Chamber Orchestra’s wonderful Mendelssohn series, we explore his string symphonies, a creative journey in miniature, written between the ages of 12 and 14.
Completing the campus of Central Govan is the Pearce Institute’s majestic McLeod Hall. The rarely performed Sibelius Humoresques and Vaughan Williams Concerto Grosso positively glow in this acoustic, whilst Musgrave, Williams and McGuire celebrate the night, the sea and the local junkshop.
Throughout 2019, watch out for Musicians in Exile out and about via Facebook, our group of asylum seeking and refugee musicians playing their homelands’ music. Also keep an eye out for the flash mobbing Govan Men’s Samba Band, once seen never forgotten.
All within a minute of Govan subway and bus station, G51 is certainly the place to be.Paul MacAlindinArtistic Directorwww.glasgowbarons.comScottish Charity SC047454 Company SC564970
WELCOME
Photo: Colin Mearns. The Herald and Times Group.