Fri 15 & Sat 16 Dec 2023 : Duncan Honeybourne – classical piano

Duncan Honeybourne

Join us for this pre-Christmas solo piano treat from Duncan Honeybourne. He will play piano music with a Christmas theme and introduce us to his recent explorations of the music of German Romantic Woldemar Bargiel, the half-brother of Clara Schumann; and music by Kent housewife Jessy Reason (1878-1938), whose luxuriant and impressionistic music is currently being rediscovered and explored. The full programme is below, also with works by Robert Schumann, Anatoly Lyadov, Felix Mendelssohn, and Leopold Godowsky.

Duncan Honeybourne enjoys a diverse profile as a pianist and in music education. Following his concerto debuts at Symphony Hall, Birmingham, and the National Concert Hall, Dublin, he made recital debuts in London, Paris, and at international festivals in Belgium and Switzerland. Commended by International Piano magazine for his “glittering performances”, he has toured extensively in the UK, Ireland and Europe as soloist and chamber musician, appearing at many major venues and leading festivals. He has broadcast for over 20 years on BBC Radio 3 and more than 20 radio networks worldwide, including French, Swiss and Austrian Radio, ABC (Australia) and Radio New Zealand. Duncan has premiered over 70 new piano works and his many recordings reflect his long association with 20th and 21st century British piano music.

He teaches at the Royal Academy of Music Junior Academy, the University of Southampton and Sherborne School, and is Founder/Artistic Director of the Weymouth Lunchtime Chamber Concerts near his home in Dorset.

Consuelo Child-Villiers

Astral Planing - oil on canvas by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Consuelo Child-Villiers at work
Consuelo Child-Villiers at work

Consuelo Child-Villiers was born in 1953 in the UK to an English Father and Italian/Spanish Mother.

Consuelo lived between the UK and Italy throughout her childhood. Her Father moved to Jersey C.I. when Consuelo was a child . She was educated in the U.K. and spent holidays in Jersey and Italy.

Consuelo trained at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence Italy, where she studied sculpture. After spending a year travelling through India she returned to the Accademia and studied painting, followed by a year studying Modern Art at Forte studios in Florence.

Consuelo studied History of Art at Christies Fine Arts in London.

Her work has been acquired by various private collectors throughout Europe and the US and by corporations such as Debeers. Consuelo has exhibited her work extensively in London, New York, Italy and the South of France.

After twelve years in the South of France Consuelo now lives and works in London.

‘’…..bold line creates a strong geometry of often unlikely juxtapositions, the effect is to produce a powerful design element which both reinforces and constrains the content.
Thus, though she chooses to investigate a magical dream-like world, there is nothing mellow or whimsical in Consuelo’s style.”

Galleries Magazine

…..a vividness of colour, including dreams of a planetary sky, nature in all her luxuriance, feminine sensuousness and creature wilderness.
Then, with unexpected references to the mythological, an attraction for masks, for flora and movement, one is in the company of Matisse and up on the wings of Chagall.

Marie-Pierre Paulicevich
Nice Matin

Consuelo Child-Villiers returns to Mayfair this month ….with paintings which inhabit a magical world of mystery and imagination….fantasy animals, mysterious masked figures and fluid shapes recalling the Viennese Secessionists…there’s a hint of the Renaissance in the rich ,vivid colours and decorative detail of clothing and fabrics…

Arts/TMFB

website: www.consuelochildvilliers.com

 

Necklace in Gold - oil and gold leaf on canvas - Consuelo Child-Villiers
Necklace in Gold – oil and gold leaf on canvas – Consuelo Child-Villiers
Winged Panther by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Winged Panther by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Lion - oil on canvas - Consuelo Child-Villiers
Lion – oil on canvas – Consuelo Child-Villiers
Grain - oil on canvas - Consuelo Child-Villiers
Grain – oil on canvas – Consuelo Child-Villiers
Ghost Writer by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Ghost Writer by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Gabriel - oil on canvas by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Gabriel – oil on canvas by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Eggs by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Eggs by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Bouquet - oil on canvas - Consuelo Child-Villiers
Bouquet – oil on canvas – Consuelo Child-Villiers
Astral Planing - oil on canvas by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Astral Planing – oil on canvas by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Acrobat - oil, collage, mixed media on gesso - Consuelo Child-Villiers
Acrobat – oil, collage, mixed media on gesso – Consuelo Child-Villiers
Puma by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Puma by Consuelo Child-Villiers
Consuelo Child-Villiers at work
Consuelo Child-Villiers at work
Consuelo Child-Villiers
Consuelo Child-Villiers

Autumn 2023 mixed art exhibition : by gallery artists & guest artists

from "The old boatyard, Cremyll, Cornwall" by Kim Pragnell

Our Autumn mixed exhibition features over a dozen of our gallery artists, plus four guest artists, including a range of sculptures, oils, and prints. Newcomer Consuelo Child-Villiers brings visionary oils. A nautical theme comes from printmaker Colin Moore and Kim Pragnell’s charcoal deftly contrasts curvature of the boats with the linearity of the yard architecture. Hill forts enter by way of landscape monoprints from Bristol-based Ruth Ander. The Hampshire artist Philippa Headley adds her impressionistic landscape oils to the mix alongside the detailed landscape etchings of Devon-based Mary Gillett. A variety of raku ceramics are with us from London-based artist Alison Wear as well as stonework from Sarah Moore and the fine metal/glass/stone scuptures from Bershire based Johannes von Stumm. Imogen Bittner has some new textile pieces as well as work from London-based guest artist Chloe Fremantle and pieces by local guest artist Sarah Batt.

Fri 13 & Sat 14 Oct 2023 : Gilda Oswaldo Cruz; classical piano

Gilda Oswaldo Cruz

On Friday 13th and Saturday 14th October the Brazilian pianist Gilda Oswaldo Cruz will be playing for us in Tincleton. These days she lives primarily in Portugal and will be flying in from Lisbon especially to perform for us. Gilda is a Brazilian pianist, born in Rio de Janeiro, where she began her musical studies. … Read more

Fri 21 April & Sat 22 April 2023 : Ronan Magill

Ronan Magill

Join us on Fri 21 April & Sat 22 April 2023 for two evenings of classical piano with Ronan Magill. Please note there is a different concert programme each evening – prepare to be blown away ! This former winner of the British International Piano Competition for Contemporary Music returns to Tincleton for two candlelight … Read more

2023 – concert diary

Tincleton Gallery – 2023 – Concert programme

Unless noted otherwise typically the same programme is played on both the Friday and the Saturday night.

17+18 Feb 2023 : Giovanni Lonati; classical piano
Fri 17 Mar 2023 : Mike Denham; jazz solo piano
Sat 18 Mar 2023 : Mike Denham (piano) with Trevor Whiting (clarinet, sax)
21+22 Apr 2023 : Ronan Magill; classical piano
19+20 May 2023 : Philip Clouts (jazz piano) & Ron Phelan (bass)
23+24 Jun 2023 : Melissa Phelps & Caroline Palmer; classical cello & piano

=== Summer break ===

15+16 Sep 2023 : Milly Riquelme; Cuban, classical, and jazz piano & voice
13+14 Oct 2023 : Gilda Cruz; classical piano
10+11 Nov 2023 : John Law, Jon Lloyd, piano and saxophone; European contemporary jazz
15+16 Dec 2023 : Duncan Honeybourne; classical piano

=== Winter break ===

– Tickets £15 each.

– All concerts start playing at 8pm. Please arrive after 7:30pm.

– Pre booking and prepayment only. Each party of guests must give a contact.

– We will give refunds if we need to cancel the concert for whatever reason. We will not refund if you need to cancel as that would disadvantage the musician(s), unless we can resell your seat.

– You must respect any Covid social distancing measures, which will in turn comply with Government requirements. At present there are none.

– As usual price includes drinks & nibbles which are served in the interval, but exactly what, how and where depend on our discretion & weather.

Fri 21 & Sat 22 Oct 2022 : Rosemary Tuck for classical piano

Rosemary Tuck

On the Friday 21 October and Saturday 22 October 2022 the Australian-born pianist Rosemary Tuck will be playing in Tincleton Gallery for the first time. The full programme is below and includes Chopin, Ravel, Liszt and Ginastera amongst others. Internationally acclaimed for her vibrant artistic command, Sydney born pianist Rosemary Tuck reflects her broad musical … Read more