Music Concert at Rye Lane Chapel Sat 26 June 11.30am

By josephineB
June 6, 2021 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted June 6, 2021

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Posted June 6, 2021

Music Concert, Saturday 26 June, 11.30am at Rye Lane Chapel in Peckham Rye, SE15 5EX

Featuring Rye Lanes Music Director, Althea Wray, and an 8 piece team of professional brass players this concert promises to lift your spirits on a Saturday morning. Hear a premiere by jazz giant Byron Wallen, spiritual inspired music by Margaret Bonds and a performance of a previously lost and unheard work by Florence Price Suite for Brasses and Piano.

No need to book tickets, you are welcome to just come along at 11.30am, have a cup of tea and share in the joy of real life music making. Cash donations towards the church and musicians are appreciated but if money is tight for you right now, please just come along and consider it our gift. We would love to see you there.

Further concert details here: https://www.joharrismusic.com/blank-page

After a tough year I hope we can put a smile on your face and offer support to local professional musicians:

Piano: Althea Wray

Trumpets: Jo Harris, Becca Toft, Neil Brough

Horns: Anneke Scott, Joe Walters

Trombone: Harry Brown, Ed Hilton

Tuba: Oren Marshall

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