Joanna Lam
Sunday July 21, 4pm
ProgrammeSchumann-Tausig, Der Contrabandista (The Smuggler) Schumann (1810-1856), Fantasie in C, Op. 17 I. Durchaus fantastisch und leidenschaftlich vorzutragen;Im Legenden-Ton II. Mäßig. Durchaus energisch III. Langsam getragen. Durchweg leise zu halten Medtner (1880-1951), Scherzo in E-flat minor, Op.53, No.1 John Ireland (1879-1962), The Island Spell Ravel (1875-1937), Jeux d'eau Chopin (1810-1849), Ballade No.4 in F minor, Op.52 |
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4pm-5pm. Tickets: adults £6.00, concessions £5.00, children £2.00. Tickets available at the door. Crèche facilities available.
Joanna Lam commenced piano lessons at the age of 8, and proceeded to win prizes at several national music festivals. After leaving Chetham's School of Music in July 2013, she continued to study with Masayuki Tayama whilst reading Music at King's College London where she received First Class Honours and was further awarded the Purcell Prize for gaining the highest mark in the degree 2016-7. She has subsequently been awarded the Licentiate Diploma in Piano Performance by both Trinity College London and the ABRSM with Distinction.
Joanna regularly gives concerts for the Annual Charity Youth Concerts raising money in support of the Donna Louise Trust, and performs with the Newcastle Male Voice Choir. She has appeared in Masterclasses with Noriko Ogawa, Vanessa Latarche, Alberto Portugheis, Kate Elmitt, Norma Fisher, and Frédéric Aguessy. In 2011 she performed at an Annual Awards Evening at the Victoria Hall, Hanley, and was invited back to be the first person to give a performance on the new grand piano at its handover in Tostevin's Instrumental showroom.
She was awarded 3rd prize in the National Finals of the 2012 EPTA Piano Competition, which led to an invitation to perform again at the Annual EPTA conference at the University of York and at the Steinway Hall in London. She has more recently appeared as the soloist in performances of concertos by Fauré and Saint-Saëns with the Eagle Chamber Orchestra and Arlesey Symphony Orchestra, working with conductors Daniel King-Smith and Levon Parikian.
In November 2016, she was awarded the prestigious Jellinek prize as a winner of the Una Clark Young Artists' Competition, leading to a performance of Rachmaninov's first Piano Concerto with Guildford Symphony Orchestra earlier last year. This summer saw her returning as a soloist at Hitchin Festival and also performing with The Chineke! Foundation (Europe’s first Ethnic Minority Orchestra) at Ryedale Festival.
Joanna regularly gives concerts for the Annual Charity Youth Concerts raising money in support of the Donna Louise Trust, and performs with the Newcastle Male Voice Choir. She has appeared in Masterclasses with Noriko Ogawa, Vanessa Latarche, Alberto Portugheis, Kate Elmitt, Norma Fisher, and Frédéric Aguessy. In 2011 she performed at an Annual Awards Evening at the Victoria Hall, Hanley, and was invited back to be the first person to give a performance on the new grand piano at its handover in Tostevin's Instrumental showroom.
She was awarded 3rd prize in the National Finals of the 2012 EPTA Piano Competition, which led to an invitation to perform again at the Annual EPTA conference at the University of York and at the Steinway Hall in London. She has more recently appeared as the soloist in performances of concertos by Fauré and Saint-Saëns with the Eagle Chamber Orchestra and Arlesey Symphony Orchestra, working with conductors Daniel King-Smith and Levon Parikian.
In November 2016, she was awarded the prestigious Jellinek prize as a winner of the Una Clark Young Artists' Competition, leading to a performance of Rachmaninov's first Piano Concerto with Guildford Symphony Orchestra earlier last year. This summer saw her returning as a soloist at Hitchin Festival and also performing with The Chineke! Foundation (Europe’s first Ethnic Minority Orchestra) at Ryedale Festival.
Location
Acton Hill Church
Corner of Woodland Avenue, High Street, Acton, Greater London, W3 9BU
Corner of Woodland Avenue, High Street, Acton, Greater London, W3 9BU
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We are on the corner of the Uxbridge Road and Gunnersbury Lane, W3, opposite Acton police station. Ten minutes walk form Acton Town tube station – District (Ealing Broadway) and Piccadilly lines. Front main entrance is on Gunnersbury Lane, turn right and walk down to the T-junction, turn right and the church is a twenty yards on your right.
Parking in Morrisons’ car park diagonally opposite (up to 1 hour before 4pm and unlimited thereafter). Street parking on Steyne Road (opposite), limited parking in Woodlands Avenue down the side of the church. Beware of the dropped curb at the end as parking tickets are issued on Sundays! |
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