What’s On
Coffee Cadenzas is a community concert series by Kickstart Opera, inviting musicians from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland to share their music with the local community surrounded by artwork and of course…a cup of coffee! The aim is to provide accessibility to a variety of genres of music, support cultural hubs in the community and provide professional opportunity for emerging artists.
Join us at The Burrell Collection this June and July for the Summer programme. Starting at 10:30am, enjoy a short Collection talk followed by a live musical performance inspired by the collection (1 hr 30m including interval).
Coffees and other drinks and snacks will be available to purchase at our Benugo restaurant.
July 6th – The Southern Galleries
Properties of Glass mirrored in solo guitar, harmonising with the beauty and intricacy of stained glass.
Performers:
Jacques Caroll-Leitao
Programme:
Renaissance lute
Variations on Greensleeves – Jacques Carroll-Leitao
Jig, and Fine Knacks for Ladies – Francis Cutting / John Dowland
Variations on Now, O Now, I Needs Must Part – John Dowland, Jacques Carroll-Leitao
Classical Guitar
What Then is Love But Mourning – Philip Rossiter
Sonata No. 2 – Jacques Carroll-Leitao
Polyrythm
Improvisation
Song of the Sea
Steel-string Guitar
Midnight – John Dowland
Two Canary Jigs – Scottish lute manuscripts
Sonata No. 1 – Jacques Carroll-Leitao
About the performer:
Jacques is a classical guitarist, lutenist, composer and music researcher from greater Glasgow. He has studied guitar with Ian Watt, Sasha Savaloni, and Allan Neave at Douglas Academy and the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
Over the years Jacques has cultivated a wide range of musical skills to a high level. Throughout his career he has performed jazz, flamenco, rock, theatre, and Scottish traditional music. Jacques also composes many of his own concert pieces, and is passionately involved in promoting early music in Scotland.
