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The Battle of the Ancre

The Battle of the Ancre was filmed between September and November 1916. In between battle sequences, audiences were shown the human side of war as the British “Tommies” queued up to receive their mail and consume their food rations and fraternization between German prisoners and their British captors.

Composer Laura Rossi’s new score for chamber orchestra is in 5 movements, which accompanies the five parts of the film. The music depicts the varied emotions conveyed throughout, reflecting the more poignant moments as well as echoing brighter scenes of the high-spirited soldiers.

The Camerata will perform the score alongside a screening of the film in a concert that will also contain the pastoralism of Elgar and the humanity of Bach. 

For the Bach the Orchestra is delighted to welcome the Lithuanian pianist Justa Servenikas.

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Cafe Culture

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Cafe Culture

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Beethoven's Seventh

Beethoven's Seventh Symphony is a work that captures the zeitgeist like few others. Premiered at a concert to raise funds to help those wounded at the Battle of Hanau, Beethoven himself said he was motivated 'by nothing but pure patriotism and the joyful sacrifice of our powers for those who have sacrificed so much for us'.

Paired here with Haydn's Military Symphony, a full performance of Beethoven's Seventh follows a dramatisation of the story and events behind Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony using diaries, letters and contemporary accounts of the time illustrated with live musical extracts.

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Café Culture

Following the success of last season's events, Skipton Building Society Camerata and Hetties Bistro are collaborating again on a new series of Café Culture Concerts. Café Culture is a series of four chamber concerts with dinner and a talk. This year the series will explore the work of Claude Debussy, one of music's most innovative composers, in this the centenary of his death. 

For each event guests will receive a glass of prosecco on arrival before listening to an illustrated talk on the evening's music. Following a starter, served at your table, the first of the evening's work will be performed before the main course is served. The night will conclude with the performance of the final work.

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Gala Concert in Bolton Abbey

Ben Crick and Skipton Building Society Camerata return to the Grassington Festival with acclaimed soprano, Peyee Chen and prize winning concert violinist, Sophie Rosa in the fantastic surroundings of Bolton Abbey Priory for this exciting programme of Mozart.

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Café Culture

Following the success of last season's events, Skipton Building Society Camerata and Hetties Bistro are collaborating again on a new series of Café Culture Concerts. Café Culture is a series of four chamber concerts with dinner and a talk. This year the series will explore the work of Claude Debussy, one of music's most innovative composers, in this the centenary of his death. 

For each event guests will receive a glass of prosecco on arrival before listening to an illustrated talk on the evening's music. Following a starter, served at your table, the first of the evening's work will be performed before the main course is served. The night will conclude with the performance of the final work.

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Tea Time Concert

In this early evening concert, Tchaikovsky's Souvenir de Florence follows a performance by tenor Joseph Doody of Britten's visionary song cycle Les Illuminations.

Proceeds from this concert will go towards the Tarn Moor Children's Concert for local primary school pupils taking place earlier in the day which is being generously supported by the Tarn Moor Estate.

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Captured Memories

Skipton Building Society Camerata and Saltaire Art Trail come together to present a concert inspired by the humble postcard and the ways in which travel and new experiences manifest themselves in works of art.

Mozart’s Divertimento in D was composed soon after one of 16 year-old Mozart’s many European tours. It shows all the traits of the fashionable and contemporaneous Italian style that Mozart experienced on his travels.

Bach’s Ich Habe Genug is a work of exquisite beauty and depth which brings together the German sacred music tradition, in which Bach was so well versed, with the secular operatic traditions of the day.

Tchaikovsky’s Souvenir de Florence is a musical postcard which Tchaikovsky composed whilst on holiday in the Italian city in the summer of 1890.

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Litton Concert Series

Music for strings from across three centuries feature in this concert from the Christ Church in the Derbyshire village of Litton.