NEW SEASON 2021 -2022
We will shortly be announcing a new season of concerts and a celebratory weekend of music-making in the summer of 2022. Final plans are being put in place and we will be starting our First Sunday Series of concerts in October. We’ll be back to the Assembly Rooms in Preston Street and hope that you’ll join us after such a long period without live performance. Concerts for the First Sunday Series will be at 3pm and will be followed by the usual tea and cakes.
MEMBERSHIP
Although we will launch a season in 2021 we have decided not to offer the single membership fee as before. We will provide individual tickets for these planned events rather than membership. Booking will be available online and at the door.
DONATE
Our work and the cost of promoting and putting on concerts is heavily reliant on the membership fees and ticket income during any season and during the Covid-19 crisis this has obviously stalled. We are very keen to bring musicians to Faversham, to make sure that we can employ musicians in these challenging times and to keep the Faversham Music Club operating beyond this point and into its next quarter century. If you would like to Donate to the club then please follow the simple link below:
Following last week’s AGM, we’re delighted that Alasdair Nicolson has taken over the role of Chair of FMC. Alasdair lives in Faversham and combines his work as a composer and conductor with his role as Artistic Director of the St. Magnus Festival in Orkney. You can find out more about Alasdair on his website and
Faversham based trumpeter extraordinaire, Alex Caldon, performs with his group, Cantia Quorum at the Turner Contemporary Gallery in Margate on Saturday 8th October at 1.45pm Don’t miss this premiere performance of ‘HAZE’ by Helen Caddick, a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the distinctive colour and light of JW Turner. Join CantiaQuorum at the opening of the
In March 2016, Faversham Music Club acquired a brand new piano on loan from the Blüthner Foundation. This fabulous instrument, situated in the newly-refurbished Assembly Rooms, offers an enormous range of music-making opportunities for the Club. You’ll notice that many of this season’s concerts feature the piano, ranging from solo recitals to chamber music and our very first piano
