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Endelienta Fostering the Arts & Spirituality in North Cornwall

Autumn ProgrammeSeptember to December 2017

Sunday 17 September, 3pmSt Endellion Church

Mists and Mellow Fruitfulness Baroque Chamber MusicA group of young student musicians from Cambridge will perform a range of chamber music for voice, violin, cello and harpsichord to delight an early-Autumn afternoon audience.

Tickets £8, accompanied under 16-s free.

Endelienta Concertsbook tickets at www.endelienta.org.uk or telephone 07787 944935

From 5 to 8 OctoberNorth Cornwall Book FestivalThe fifth North Cornwall Book Festival offers something for everyone from lifewriting to storytelling, from poetry to folksong, from narrative illustration to Cornish impressionism, from household names to the big names of the future.The spectacular line-up includes Michael Morpurgo; Maggie O’Farrell; Dame Professor Hermione Lee; James Naughtie; Matt Haig; Wyl Menmuir; and Pascale Petit - plus exhibitions, family events, café, bar, bookshop. For all details and to book tickets visit www.ncornbookfest.org

Thursday 5 October, 7.30pmSt Endellion Church

Four Quartetswith Flora Pethybridge & Ashley Ramsden

“We shall not cease from explorationAnd the end of all our exploringWill be to arrive where we startedAnd know the place for the first time…”

Join us for an intimate performance of TS Eliot’s visionary masterpiece. Flora Pethybridge is a singer and storyteller, Ashley Ramsden the founder of the International School of Storytelling UK. Their touring presentation of one of the great poems in the English language is the stuff of legends. There will be beauty, laughter, and poetry in abundance.“An amazing mind-stretching evening, leaving me puzzled and enchanted”.(Audience member)See www.ashleyramsden.com.Tickets £6.

Friday 6 October, 7.30pmSt Endellion Church3 Daft Monkeys Year of the ClownBringing vibrant new songs from their recently released album Year of the Clown, favourites on the festivals circuit 3 Daft Monkeys perform a brand new set of quirky, original and upbeat fiddle-driven tunes. Now with a 4-piece line up, the band are taking their famously dynamic live show to new danceable dizzy heights. Expect dancing in the aisles!With Celtic and eastern influences, their style of world folk music reflects the global village in which we now live. You will be taken on a musical journey of the senses and emotions, leaving you breathless, enthralled and exhilarated.After their performance at Glastonbury, Mark Radcliffe declared them to be one of his ‘Highlights of the Festival’. Hear them atwww.3daftmonkeys.co.uk/music


Saturday 7 October, 7.30pmSt Endellion Church

An Evening with Liane CarrollLiane Carroll has been a pillar of the British jazz and soul scene for over thirty-five years, so it’s incredibly exciting to have her here in St Endellion. Top jazz vocalist and a hugely talented pianist, Liane won Best British Jazz Vocalist in 2016 and Best New CD 2015 at the British Jazz Awards. She entertains with diverse material including jazz greats, much-loved songs by a range of singer-songwriters, and her own material, all delivered in her haunting, slightly husky voice, with “heart stopping emotion and soul bearing power.” (Peter Quinn, Jazzwise). Liane’s new album The Right to Love was released in July to excellent reviews. Buy yourself a drink and settle down for a memorable evening.www.lianecarroll.co.uk



Saturday 4 November, 7.30pm, St Endellion ChurchGalini Piano Trio

The Galini Piano Trio ( Andrew Watkinson - violin, Shuna Wilson - cello and Caroline Palmer – piano) will be playing Haydn’s Piano trio in A major, Shostakovich’s 2nd piano trio in E minor, and Schubert’s piano trio in B flat in what promises to be a very special concert by these world-class players. The Galini Piano trio was formed 12 years ago and has since played all over the UK and abroad. Andrew has been the first violin of the Endellion Quartet for 37 years. Shuna was the cellist of the Kandinsky Quartet for several years and Caroline is Professor of Piano and Chamber Music at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. All three have made extensive recordings in collaboration with many famous artists.


Friday 24 November, 7.30pm, St Endellion ChurchFlats and SharpsBlurring the lines between bluegrass, folk, country & pop, Flats and Sharps perform their own highly original songs as well as renditions of Bluegrass classics. These five incredible young musicians have honed their skills in 350 live performances over five years, charming and wowing audiences along the way. They have come a long way from their humble beginnings busking in Penzance as 17 year-olds!The band has won fans at scores of festivals including Isle of Wight, Maverick, Country 2 Country, Proms Hyde Park and Ireland’s Westport Folk and Bluegrass Festival where they headlined in 2015. They have toured in Europe, Australia and the USA.

“...effortlessly entertaining ...sublime five part harmonies “ (Mark Ellen, R2 Magazine)

www.flatsandsharps.co.uk



Book Festival Exhibition: FINDINGS 5-8 OCTOBER: St Endellion Hall

This exhibition brings together prints and paintings by Dorothy Hanna, Sara Owen, Mark van Praagh, Ley Roberts, Masako Whitehouse and jewellery by Katy Luxton, all of whom embrace and encourage the lucky discoveries or ‘accidents’ that occur in the process of making. All works on display are for sale.

Right: ‘Secret Story’, monotype by Dorothy HannaBelow: The Morning After, by Philippa Bartlett, runner up in the 2016 Endelienta Open

Endelienta Open Exhibition 4 November - 10 December: St Endellion Hall(Open during weekends, 11.30-4.30)

A selected exhibition showing a wide variety of works by artists from Cornwall and Devon. To submit works for this exhibition, please download guidelines and submission form from the Endelienta website.

Exhibitions at St Endellion HallEntrance free

Sunday 10 December, 3pm, St Endellion ChurchYoung Musicians fromWells Cathedral SchoolWe are thrilled to be presenting a Sunday afternoon concert which will showcase some of Wells’ talented young musicians, featuring performances by this year’s applicants from the school to the 2018 BBC Young Musician of the Year.

Saturday 2 December, 10am-3pm, St Endellion ChurchThe paintings of Stanley Spencer led by Revd Canon Professor Mark D ChapmanAn authority on the paintings of Stanley Spencer, Professor Chapman will focus on Spencer’s art and also draw out some theology on the resurrection of the body and the end times. The day will be divided into three sessions: Imagining the resurrection, Raising the dead, The end of time.Revd Canon Mark D Chapman is Professor of the History of Modern Theology, University of Oxford, Vice-Principal, Ripon College, Cuddesdon, and Canon Theologian of Truro.Tickets £10. Tea and coffee provided. Bring a picnic lunch.

Saturday 28 October, 10am-3pm, St Minver ChurchThe Image of the Unicorn in Christian Spirituality Led by Revd Prebendary Professor Paul S. FiddesVarious meanings of the unicorn in the Christian spirituality of Mediaeval and Renaissance times will be explored in the morning session. In the afternoon, young people from the North Cornwall Cluster will explore the popularity of the image of the unicorn in today’s youth culture, drawing on films, books, television and the internet.

Revd. Prebendary Paul S. Fiddes is Professor of Systematic Theology, the University of Oxford and a Prebendary of St Endellion. Tickets £10. Children free. Tea and coffee provided. Bring a picnic lunch.

Saturday 16 September, 10am-3pm, Stone Barn‘Writing into Radiance’ led by Jenny AlexanderLed by an experienced writer and workshop teacher, this reflective day will be a combination of two short writing workshops, followed by periods of silent contemplation, when you may choose to continue your writing. The day is suitable for all levels of writing experience, including complete beginners, and for members of every faith and none. See www.jennyalexander.co.uk . Tickets £15. Bring a picnic lunch

Reflective Days at St Endellion Churchbook tickets at www.endelienta.org.uk or telephone 07787 944935

Other events at St EndellionFriday 1 September, 3pm, St Endellion ChurchChelmsford Cathedral Girls Choir“Heaven and Earth”, a mixture of sacred and secular music including Elgar’s ‘Banner of St George’ (Admission £5 on the door, proceeds to the Red Cross.) Sunday 24 September, 3pm, St Endellion HallCornwall Cello CommunityA short informal performance for children. With music for up to 10 cellos there is no chance to escape from the beauty of this versatile instrument.

North Cornwall Book Festival Book Club2nd Wednesday of the month, 7-9pm, Stone Barn

The book club was formed so that readers could come together to discover more about the work of the authors appearing at this year’s festival, including Maggie O’Farrell, Michael Morpurgo, Sarah Winman and others. Due to its success the club will continue throughout the year. Come along and meet people who share your interest. £2 per session. Wine and nibbles available. As numbers are limited, please contact Ronnie Harrison at [email protected].

Endelienta Poetry Group2nd Saturday of the Month, 10am-12noon, Stone BarnAn informal group meeting at St Endellion for those who enjoy reading and writing poetry. Newcomers are always welcome.For information email to [email protected]

The ENDELIENTA MAKE CLUB: For children and parents!3rd Saturday of the month, 10am-12.30, Stone Barn

Each month we have new creative ideas to keep you busy. The Make Club is a fun space to explore, create and get messy. The workshops are led by inspirational artists and makers. There will be materials available for parents as well. Book your places through the website.

16 September: Making art with found materials21 October: Textile/weaving workshop18 November: Simple printing, make your own decorations

BOOKING AND INFORMATIONBook on line at www.endelienta.org.uk where you will also find further details of these and other arts and spirituality events.Alternatively book by email to [email protected], telephone the Box Office on 07787 944935 or collect in person (concert tickets only) from the Wadebridge Bookshop.Tickets for the North Cornwall Book Festival can be booked on line at www.ncornbookfest.org or via our box office email address or telephone line.

To join our mailing list, email your details to [email protected] or sign up using the form on our website............................................................................................................................Endelienta is a registered charity (no. 1145047). To help us programme more Endelienta events to entertain and inspire people in North Cornwall, please send a donation to Endelienta, c/o The Treasurer, Trelowath, Watergate Lane, St Mabyn, Cornwall PL30 8BJ.

Fostering the Arts & Spirituality in North Cornwall

December

SeptemberFriday 1

Saturday 16Sunday 17Sunday 24

5 to 8 October5 to 8 October

October

Thursday 5Friday 6

Saturday 7Saturday 28

Saturday 44 Nov. to 10 Dec

Friday 24

November

Saturday 2Sunday 10

Concert: Chelmsford Cathedral Girls ChoirReflective Day: Writing into Radiance, led by Jenny AlexanderConcert: Mists and Mellow FruitfulnessConcert for children: Cornwall Cello Community

The 5th North Cornwall Book FestivalBook Festival exhibition: FindingsPerformance: TS Eliot’s Four QuartetsConcert: 3 Daft Monkeys, Year of the ClownConcert: Liane CarrollReflective Day: Image of the Unicorn, led by Paul Fiddes

Concert: Galini Piano TrioExhibition: The 2nd Endelienta OpenConcert: Flats and Sharps

Reflective Day: Spencer’s paintings, led by Mark ChapmanConcert: Young musicians from Wells Cathedral School

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