Music at Stow Festival Concert - Emma Johnson & Friends

for 2 hours, 30 mins
St Edward's, Stow
Church Street Stow-on-the-Wold, GL54 1BE, United Kingdom

Music at Stow Festival Concert - Classical & Jazz. Emma Johnson & Friends in 'The Clarinet goes to Town'.
“Britain's favourite clarinettist”, The Times
Together with John Lenehan (piano) and Paul Clarvis (drums), Emma explores the roots of jazz, from cakewalk to ragtime to spirituals, via the music of Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Duke Ellington and many more, in this fresh, entertaining and crowd-pleasing programme.
Emma Johnson is one of the few clarinettists to have established a career as a solo performer, which has taken her to venues all over the world. Johnson has made 30 recordings to date. Her album English Fantasy has been streamed 5 million times on Spotify whilst Voyage and The Mozart Album both reached the top of the classical charts.
Emma Johnson’s television appearances range from a recital for Sky Arts to gala concerts the Proms. She is also remembered for playing the popular theme for The Victorian Kitchen Garden on BBC TV (winning a Novello Award).
er radio work includes Artist of the Week for both BBC Radio 3 and Classic FM as well as for radio stations around the world and she has been a featured guest on programmes such as Woman's Hour and World at One. Her broadcasts about the composer Finzi and the poet Milton were both chosen as Pick of the Week and she is often invited to give talks, including recently Comedy Classical, an exploration of humour in music, for The Arts Society.
Tickets from https://www.ticketsource.com/music-at-stow/.

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St Mary's Lower Swell

St Mary's Church Lower Swell is half 12th Century Church and half Victorian extension. It is currently used as a festival church and a space for the school to hold services and events. 

Our Christmas Service will be at 8pm on Christmas Eve so time to come to us and get down to the pub afterwards!


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Music at Stow Festival Concert - Emma Johnson & Friends

for 2 hours, 30 mins
St Edward's, Stow
Church Street Stow-on-the-Wold, GL54 1BE, United Kingdom

Music at Stow Festival Concert - Classical & Jazz. Emma Johnson & Friends in 'The Clarinet goes to Town'.
“Britain's favourite clarinettist”, The Times
Together with John Lenehan (piano) and Paul Clarvis (drums), Emma explores the roots of jazz, from cakewalk to ragtime to spirituals, via the music of Benny Goodman, Artie Shaw, Duke Ellington and many more, in this fresh, entertaining and crowd-pleasing programme.
Emma Johnson is one of the few clarinettists to have established a career as a solo performer, which has taken her to venues all over the world. Johnson has made 30 recordings to date. Her album English Fantasy has been streamed 5 million times on Spotify whilst Voyage and The Mozart Album both reached the top of the classical charts.
Emma Johnson’s television appearances range from a recital for Sky Arts to gala concerts the Proms. She is also remembered for playing the popular theme for The Victorian Kitchen Garden on BBC TV (winning a Novello Award).
er radio work includes Artist of the Week for both BBC Radio 3 and Classic FM as well as for radio stations around the world and she has been a featured guest on programmes such as Woman's Hour and World at One. Her broadcasts about the composer Finzi and the poet Milton were both chosen as Pick of the Week and she is often invited to give talks, including recently Comedy Classical, an exploration of humour in music, for The Arts Society.
Tickets from https://www.ticketsource.com/music-at-stow/.

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