Guided
tour of the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
with Introductory Talk by Duncan Robinson, Director
1.30pm
Tickets £15
Sorry,
this event is now sold out. Please phone
box office on 01832 275109 for returns
The
Fitzwilliam Museum is one of the finest
museums in the country, containing
magnificent collections of art and
antiquities. A privileged aspect of
this visit will be a welcome by the
Director of the Museum, Duncan Robinson,
who will talk about the Museum’s
treasures and their significance, including
19th century French paintings and work
by the Impressionists. Duncan Robinson,
who is also Master of Magdalene College,
Cambridge, is a renowned authority
in art history, and a genial and gifted
speaker.
Time
will be allowed to visit the teashop
at the Museum.
Booking essential. Numbers strictly limited, so please book early.
It is advisable to telephone 01832 275109 before booking, to see if places
are still available. Coach leaves Oundle at 1.30pm. Back in Oundle at approximately
6 pm.
CHILDREN'S
CONCERT
King’s Chamber Orchestra
Conductor Gerard Le Feuvre
1.45pm St Peter’s Church (Parish Church)
Tickets £5
The French Underwater Explorer –
Guest Conductor Inspector Clue-steau
A
warm welcome back to this London-based
chamber orchestra, which charmed all
who attended their children’s
concert last year. Their very entertaining
programme will include works by Britten
(Playful Pizzicato and Frolicsome Finale),
Grieg (Prelude to the Holberg Suite)
and, of course, the Theme from the
Pink Panther by Henry Mancini. Lots
of fun and interaction is the order
of the day, and maybe a chance to wield
the conductor’s baton! Suitable
for children of all ages.
Sponsor
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Paul Bancroft Architects
Cabaret
Dominic Alldis Ensemble
Dominic Alldis, piano, voice, arranger
Iain Ballamy, saxophone
Martin France, drums
Alec Dankworth, bass
with
The Pavão Quartet
Kerenza Peacock, violin
Jenny Sacha, violin
Natalia Gomes, viola
Bryony James, cello
Themes from French Cinema
8pm
Oundle School Great Hall
Tickets £13
Acclaimed jazz singer-pianist Dominic Alldis performs enchanting arrangements
of themes from classic French cinema, including A Man And A Woman, The Umbrellas
of Cherbourg, and Windmills of my Mind, written by Michel Legrand for the film ‘The
Thomas Crown Affair’. Dominic will be joined by three stars from the
London jazz scene as well as the captivating Pavão Quartet. As you will
hear, their music brings together the sophistication of cabaret and the improvisational
excitement of jazz. This is a cabaret concert - the audience will be seated
at tables and a bar is available. No smoking.
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