 CAMERATA RITMATA
classical jazz quartet
with special guest vocalist
DAISY CHUTE (All Angels)
SIMON THACKER ~ guitar
PAUL HARRISON ~ piano
MARIO CARIBE ~ bass
STUART BROWN ~ drums/percussion
Combining guitar virtuoso Simon Thacker’s award winning guitar playing with the exquisite vocal artistry of Daisy Chute, and three of Britain’s finest jazz musicians, Camerata Ritmata find expression in a diverse range of material from jazz, classical, popular and Latin American sources. The quintet unites their formidable talents into something rich and rare, exciting and intoxicating, which will appeal to a broad range of the wider public, as well as regular members.
Timeless and beautifully colourful music from around the world is given the unique Camerata Ritmata sound, utilising several combinations of the performers. Camerata Ritmata present unforgettable programmes where the sensuous sound world of the classical guitar combines with the energy of jazz and the beauty of Daisy’s voice.
Daisy Chute is part of the platinum selling, Brit Award nominated female vocal quartet All Angels, with whom she has performed countless prestigious concerts. She has sung as soloist at the Wigmore Hall and released a critically acclaimed solo jazz album at the age of 15, championed by Humphrey Lyttelton on Radio 2.
‘I could listen to her fantastic voice all day’ Howard Goodall, music presenter and composer
Daisy Chute and Camerata Ritmata will present the Opening Concert in the winter season 2009 - 2010, and it will follow the Candlelight Buffet for members and their guests, at 6.45 for 7p.m.
Tickets for the Buffet, including wine, are £10.
Please book buffet tickets by 28th September with Jenny Baxter, 01899 220 252.
PROGRAMME:
Egberto Gismonti: Brazilian Suite
Antonio Carlos Jobim: Modinha
Baden Powell: Berimbau
Anon: Ancient Spanish /
Shephardic Suite
Tomás Méndes: Cucurucucu Paloma
Agustin Barrios Mangoré: Allegro Solemne from La Catedral
Anne Bredon: Babe I’m Gonna Leave You
www.simonthacker.com www.daisychute.com
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