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SUMMARY:Hope Cramsie (guitar) plus Lucy McIntyre (flute)/Michael Bascom (pi
 ano)
DESCRIPTION:Fundraising concert for Concert Originaux Des Amis (CODA)\, reg
 istered Music Charity (no.286544) based in Tunbridge Wells\, and St. Dunst
 an's Church\, Cranbrook. This special concert will be divided into two par
 ts. The first longer half features a recital from the superbly talented up
  and coming guitarist Hope Cramsie. The second half will be the premiere o
 f a new work for Flute and piano by St. Dunstan's Music Director Michael B
 ascom\, accompanying local flautist Lucy McIntyre.\n\nHope Cramsie is a v
 ersatile classical guitarist and theorbo player based in London. Her perfo
 rmances showcase a diverse repertoire ranging from renditions of Renaiss
 ance music to the premiering of brand new works\, and highlight the lyric
 ism and sensitivity of her instrument. Fast establishing herself as an up 
 and coming performer\, Hope has given solo recitals at the Royal Albert Ha
 ll’s Elgar Room\, Buxton International Festival and St James Piccadilly.
  She has featured regularly in the International Guitar Foundation’s con
 cert series\, including performances at Kings Place during the London Guit
 ar Festival in 2021.\n\nHope graduated from the undergraduate course at th
 e Royal College of Music with First Class Honours\, part of which included
  an Erasmus exchange at the Royal Danish Academy of Music in Copenhagen wi
 th Jesper Sivebæk. Afterwards she completed her masters with Distinction 
 at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels with Antigoni Goni and Xavier Diaz L
 atorre\, before returning to the RCM to complete an Artist Diploma where s
 he studied guitar with Gary Ryan and Chris Stell\, and theorbo with Jakob 
 Lindberg\, supported by the Elmley Foundation\, and as an RCM Ian Evans Lo
 mbe scholar\, Help Musicians Postgraduate Award holder and Julian Bream Tr
 ust Scholar.\n\nThis concert is kindly supported by The Countess of Munste
 r Trust.\n\nMiguel Llobet (1878-1938) 3 Catalan Folk Songs - El testament 
 d'Amelia\, Canco del lladre\, El Mestre\n\nFrancis Poulenc (1899-1963) Sar
 abande\n\nGermaine Tailleferre (1892-1983) Guitare\n\nLaura Snowden (b. 19
 89) This Changing Sky\n\nFederico Mompou (1893-1987) Suite Compostelana I.
  Preludio II. Coral III. Cuna IV. Recitativo V. Canción VI. Muñiera\n\nA
 ugustin Barrios Mangoré (1885-1944) Un Sueño en la Floresta\n\n \n\nExt
 ernal website related to this event: http://www.ticketsource.co.uk/codatw\
 n\nFor full event details\, visit: https://codatw.makingmusicplatform.com/
 dbpage.php?pg=view&dbase=events&id=326701
LOCATION:St. Dunstan's Church\, Stone Street\, Cranbrook\, TN17 3HA
URL:https://codatw.makingmusicplatform.com/dbpage.php?pg=view&dbase=events&
 id=326701
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