7.30pm, St John’s Church, Cumnock
Director Harry Chirstophers
Sheppard Libera nos I / verse: Benedicamus patrem / Libera nos II
*Alissa Kirsova Stabat mater
Sheppard In manus tuas I
*Tonu Korvits Stabat mater
*Matthew Martin Stabat mater
Sheppard In manus tuas Ii; In pace; In manus tuas III
MacMillan Miserere
7.30pm / £16 / £10 for under 26s and Local Residents
Approximate running time 90 minutes, with interval
*new commissions/Scottish premieres
12.30pm, Cumnock Academy
Conductor Geoffrey Paterson
Presenter Paul Rissmann
Karin Rehnqvist Arktis Arktis!
FREE
Approximate running time 90 minutes
5.00pm, Dumfries Arms Hotel, Cumnock
A panel discussion with Cumnock Tryst Artistic Director, James MacMillan, BBC presenter and journalist James Naughtie, poet Rab Wilson and former Scottish footballer, and now Cumnock Tryst Board Member, Derek Stillie about what is Cumnock culture.
5pm / £4
Approximate running time: 1 hour
8.00 -10.00pm, Dumfries Arms Hotel, Cumnock
Ian Peaston violin
From Bach through to Hans Zimmer’s film music, trip-hop by Massive Attack to Brazilian electro-samba, Ian Peaston performs and samples live on solo electric violin.
8pm / £16 / £10 for under 26s and Local Residents
Ticket includes a drink (soft for under 18s) from the bar
Approximate running time 2 hours, including one interval
10.00am – 5.00pm, Boswell Centre, Auchinleck
led by Eamonn Dougan and other members of the Sixteen
Boyce Alleluia; MacMillan O Radiant Dawn; Purcell Miserere; arr. Jonathan Wikeley Bye Bye Blackbird
Those with some experience of choral singing are invited to Come and Sing, led by Eamonn Dougan and three singers from The Sixteen.The finale of the day will see participants perform in an informal concert – see below for details.
£5/ Group discount – one free ticket for every ten purchased. Tickets must be bought in advance from the Box Office.
5.00pm, Boswell Centre, Auchinleck
led by Eamonn Dougan and other members of the Sixteen
Boyce Alleluia
MacMillan O Radiant Dawn
Purcell Miserere
arr. Jonathan Wikeley Bye Bye Blackbird
Approx running time 30 minutes
FREE/ first come, first served basis on the door
7.30pm, Cumnock Parish Church
National Youth Brass Band of Scotland
Greenmill Primary School String Orchestra
Cumnock Academy Brass
Conductor Russell Gray
arr. Ray Farr Intrada “Ein Fest Burg”
Elgar Severn Suite
James MacMillan Jebel
Vaughan Williams Tuba Concerto
Arnold Little Suite for Brass
James MacMillan New Work for the Greenmill Primary School String Orchestra
Howells Pageantry
Ireland Elegy from “A Dowland Suite” / Balkan Suite
Wagner Elsa’s Procession to the Minster
£16 / £10 for under 26s and Local Residents
Approximate running time Two hours including interval
11.00am, St John’s Church, Cumnock
Festival Mass
Quartet of singers from the Sixteen
All welcome.
3.00pm and 7.30pm, Dumfries House, by Cumnock
Three short recitals in three rooms of this stunning Adam mansion.
Elizabeth Kenny, Nicola Benedetti, members of The Sixteen and Pure Brass
Programme includes:
James MacMillan Theorbo solo from Since it was the Day of Preparation
Kapsberger Toccata, Passacaglia, Capona, Coloscione
Ben Oliver New Work WORLD PREMIERE
J.S. Bach Chaconne in D minor
Victoria Sancta Maria succurre miseris
James MacMillan Domus Infelix Est WORLD PREMIERE
J.S. Bach Vivaldi Concerto in D 1st Mov
Lutoslawski Mini Overture
Giles Farnaby Fancies Toyes and Dreames
Jay Capperauld Sehnsucht WORLD PREMIERE and Festival Commission
J.S. Bach Little Fugue in G minor
3.00pm/ £25 / £15 for under 26s and Cumnock Residents
7.30pm / £40 including champagne reception from 6.30pm
Approx running time 90 minutes (3 x 30 minute recitals. Audience moves from room to room)
BOOKING OPENS:
FOR LOCAL RESIDENTS IN JUNE 2014
GENERAL BOOKING OPENS JULY 2014
FOR ADDITIONAL PRESS INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Jane Nicolson 07887 500977 jane@janenicolson.com
or see www.thecumnocktryst.com
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