Sunday 3rd November 2024 at 5:00pm

St Paul's Church, Moor Lane, Kersal Moor, Salford, M7 3WX

Conductor - Marco Giudici

Leader -  Jon Henderson

 Soloist - Nathan Fenwick

Borrodin:  In the Steppes of Central Asia

Saint-Saëns - Violin concerto No.3 in B Minor

Dvořák - New World Symphony no.9 in E Minor

 Tickets available at the door (card payment preferred): Adults £12, under 16s and Students £6  

NB: The Orchestra reserves the right to change the programme and venue according to the availability of music, venue and players.

Nathan Fenwick

Graduating last year with distinction as a master’s student from RNCM, Nathan Fenwick now enjoys a busy life as a freelance violinist, often performing with orchestras such as the Halle, Manchester Camerata, and the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic.

Nathan joined the RNCM in 2017, studying with Steven Wilkie. Whilst there, he partook in regular chamber performances with the Hillon Piano Trio, as well as benefitting from BBC Philharmonic’s Professional Experience scheme. Numerous performances with the Lindow Ensemble initiated a passion for working with local musicians, one that still stands to this day.

As well as Salford Symphony Orchestra, Nathan has performed as a soloist with a number of local orchestras over the years, with repertoire including Brahms’ double concerto for violin and cello. He looks forward to continuing to work with a broad variety of orchestral, chamber, and solo performance as pursues his next steps into the industry.

Nathan plays on a 2015 violin from Colin Charles Adamson.

 Marco Giudici 

After gaining his Diploma at the Conservatorio G. Verdi in Milan, Marco Giudici was principal clarinet of the Italian Youth Orchestra for two years. He then went on to study in Germany with internationally renowned performers and tutors E. Brunner and H. Deinzer, obtaining his soloist Diploma with Distinction.

He has performed as a freelance player both in Italy and England, working with orchestras such as the OSNR (National Italian Radio Orchestra), Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, Manchester Camerata, Lancashire Sinfonietta and the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company.

At present he enjoys a rewarding teaching career. Some of his students have become members of youth orchestras such as the National youth Orchestra of Great Britain, Hallé Youth Orchestra, Liverpool Philharmonic Youth Orchestra and were offered places to study at many music colleges.

In recent years Marco has studied conducting both at the London Conducting Academy and with Eduardo Portal. He regularly conducts school orchestras as well as the Ambleside and District Choral Society in the Lake District.