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Concert on Sunday 9th December 2001
Peel Hall, Salford University
Conductor Barrie McKinnon
Leader Jon Henderson
Salford Community Choir
Musical Director Paul Trimble
Accompanist Helen Whitehead
Programme
The Thieving Magpie - Gioacchino Rossini
Peter and the Wolf - Serge Prokofiev
The wee MacGregor - H G Amers
Star Trek through the years - Calvin Custer
Star Carol - John Rutter
Gaudete - Anon
Shepherd's Pipe Carol - John Rutter
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First Violins Jon Henderson Christine Clarkson Denise Doyle Ian MacKay Sarah Thorne Jim Beeson Tim Jones Roger Neville |
Second Violins Dave Clarke Joanne Mellody Rachel Aspinall Simon Caplan Fiona Leach Sally Peake Heidi Johnson Amanda Rafferty |
Violas Claire Postlethwaite Jackie Fisk Kay Thomas Ian Ward
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Cellos John Eaton Gordon Sherrard Lee Carr Pat Goulcher Dave Collins
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Basses Keith Hyde Malcolm McAllister |
Bassoons Trevor Marshall Rosemary Williams |
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Horns Denis Carvill Peter Stevens Janet Kent Elaine Williams |
Flutes Ann Dale Angela Thomson Clair Percival |
Oboes Martin Somers Andrew Taylor |
Clarinets Gordon Robson Victoria Skinner |
Trumpets Alan Saunders Roger Sloane Peter Thickbroom |
Trombones Chris Thorp Carol Williams |
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Tuba Dave Collier |
Bass Trombone Richard Birchenough |
Timpani Irene Molin |
Percussion Ben Gray Peter Williams |
Narrator David Pollard |
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ConcertFeedback
We apologise for the chilly conditions at the rehearsal on 9 December. The care-taker who was in attendance discovered that heating has to be pre-booked! Let’s hope that next time the University will be more considerate and give us some heat.
Barrie McKinnon thought that the concert “was an exceptional success, particularly the overture, which was an excellent performance. Peter and the Wolf was done well considering the difficulty of the piece and the size of the score. It’s a good job the orchestra does watch me on occasions! Start Trek was absolutely brilliant - so an all-round super effort. See you all in the New Year.”