The Exuberant Trust invites you to:

Music at The Limes

7pm, Sunday 10th September

Charlie Woodhouse - cello

Peter McMullin - piano

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Brahms: Cello Sonata No. 1 in E minor

Bach: Cello Suites for cello - a selection from

David Popper: Hungarian Rhapsody Op. 68 - an arrangement for cello

(the latter was performed by Cheku Kanneh-Mason, Young Musician of the Year 2016, at the Proms this summer).

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Charlie Woodhouse is 16 years old and currently a student at the Junior Guildhall. He won the Secondary Schools Solo Strings category in the St. Albans Young Musician 2016 competition. Charlie will perform as soloist in Elgar's Cello Concerto with the Oxford Studio Orchestra in February 2018. www.oxfordstudioorchestra.org.uk/next-co...

Peter McMullin read Music at Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford from 1982–85 and after graduating became the Printed Music Specialist for Blackwell’s Music Shop, a post he has held ever since, becoming internationally renowned as an authority on the printed music industry. As a musician he regularly accompanies a wide range of local performers for recitals, festivals and has recently been in demand as an examination coach. In addition to piano playing he also sings in a variety of choirs, plays flute in the Orchestra of Oxford and can occasionally be found playing jazz saxophone with a variety of Oxford groups.

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The Pavilion at The Limes, Standlake, Oxfordshire OX29 7RH
The driveway is next to the Black Horse pub car park.

This recital is free, and will last one hour.

Refreshments will be available afterwards.

Donations (preferably Gift-Aided) to The Exuberant Trust will be
most gratefully received, so please bring your Cheque Books.

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The Exuberant Trust supports young people in Oxfordshire by providing
small grants to help individuals realise their creative potential in any of the arts.
Applications welcome.

For more information: www.exuberant-trust.org.uk