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Orchestral manoeuvres from Carpe Musicam Performances are scheduled at George Methodist Church on 14 and 15 May (19:00) and at Sedgefield NGK on 30 May (15:30). Thursday, 29 April 2021, 07:54 The Carpe Musicam! orchestra.
GARDEN ROUTE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS - The 40 player, community-based Carpe Musicam! Orchestra of George is shaking its feathers for its May concert Rock, Pop and Romance, to be held in George and Sedgefield.
Performances are scheduled at George Methodist Church on 14 and 15 May (19:00) and at Sedgefield NGK on 30 May (15:30).
The opening number splices together movements from Mozart s Linz Symphony and his Symphony no. 40 in a pop idiom. Haydn Seek is a collection of nursery rhyme melodies in the style of Haydn.
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Rock, Pop and Romance à la Carpe Musicam! Orchestra Soloists Cherith Bain (violin), Anneke van Wyk (clarinet) and Elsabe Barkhuizen (piano) add some extra magic to the lively programme. Journalist Monday, 26 April 2021, 08:00 The young flutist Andrew Brink (8), a member of Carpe Musicam! Orchestra since February, and conductor Norman Carless, with a recorder.
GARDEN ROUTE ENTERTAINMENT NEWS - The 40 player, community-based Southern Cape Carpe Musicam! Orchestra is shaking its feathers for its May concert Rock, Pop and Romance, to be held in George and Sedgefield.
Performances are scheduled at George Methodist Church on 14 and 15 May (19:00) and at Sedgefield NGK on 30 May (15:30).
The opening number splices together movements from Mozart s Linz Symphony and his Symphony no. 40 in a pop idiom. Haydn Seek is a collection of nursery rhyme melodies in the style of Haydn. A group of very young
The orchestra was in fine form.
GARDEN ROUTE NEWS - The fact that Carpe Musicam! s Let s Celebrate Christmas! concerts held on 15 and 16 December at the Dutch Reformed Church Blanco in George were not packed to the rafters, as has been the norm at the last few Christmas concerts, was through no fault of theirs.
Strict Covid regulations severely restricted audiences. The lucky few who managed to obtain tickets were more than rewarded for their courage and effort.
The orchestra was in fine form from the very first note of Leroy Anderson s Christmas Festival Overture, nimbly skipping through the many time and key changes that give the work its light and bubbly air.