To attend this concert in person: click here to reserve your seat.
After 77 music concerts, stage performances and poetry readings over the last 12 months, this is Sands Films Music Room last concert for 2022.
We are welcoming Jack Gonzalez-Harding on harpsichord and Daniel Swani on flute.
Christmas Past
Daniel Swani and Jack Gonzalez-Harding perform early Italian works for recorder and harpsichord by by Ucellini, Castello and Fontana alongside a selection of ancient carols.
Daniel Swani
Since graduating from the Royal Academy of Music in 2021, Daniel has embarked upon a varied career in music, owing to his versatility as a multi-flute player. Highlights have included performing in the West End show ‘A Christmas Carol’, recording the music for ‘Upstart Crow’ starring David Mitchell, performing alongside Damon Albarn for BBC’s ‘Later with Jools Holland’, working as a soloist with the BBC Concert Orchestra and recording for Netflix, Apple TV and BBC TV.
As an orchestral player, Daniel has recently been invited to play with the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House and Britten Sinfonia (including as principal recorder), as well as being an extra player for the Royal Ballet Sinfonia. Equally at home with musical theatre, he is currently a flute deputy on the Les Misérables UK and Ireland Tour 2022.
Jack Gonzalez-Harding
Praised for his ‘infectious enthusiasm’ (The Spectator), Jack Gonzalez-Harding begins his tenure as Principal Conductor of the Southeastern Orchestral Society in October 2022.
Recent highlights have included debuts at the Southbank Centre, Wigmore hall, and St John’s Smith Square as well as performances with acclaimed artists such as Roderick Williams, Nicholas Daniel, Mary Bevan, Fenella Humphreys and the London Mozart Players.
Jack studied at the Royal Academy of Music as a junior exhibitioner and at the Purcell School where he studied the harpsichord with the jazz/improvisation/baroque practitioner David Gordon. He was inspired to turn to conducting upon meeting Sir Simon Rattle as a young teenager. Currently, he is a mentee of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.
To attend this concert in person: click here to reserve your seat.
After 77 music concerts, stage performances and poetry readings over the last 12 months, this is Sands Films Music Room last concert for 2022.
We are welcoming Jack Gonzalez-Harding on harpsichord and Daniel Swani on flute.
Christmas Past
Daniel Swani and Jack Gonzalez-Harding perform early Italian works for recorder and harpsichord by by Ucellini, Castello and Fontana alongside a selection of ancient carols.
Daniel Swani
Since graduating from the Royal Academy of Music in 2021, Daniel has embarked upon a varied career in music, owing to his versatility as a multi-flute player. Highlights have included performing in the West End show ‘A Christmas Carol’, recording the music for ‘Upstart Crow’ starring David Mitchell, performing alongside Damon Albarn for BBC’s ‘Later with Jools Holland’, working as a soloist with the BBC Concert Orchestra and recording for Netflix, Apple TV and BBC TV.
As an orchestral player, Daniel has recently been invited to play with the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House and Britten Sinfonia (including as principal recorder), as well as being an extra player for the Royal Ballet Sinfonia. Equally at home with musical theatre, he is currently a flute deputy on the Les Misérables UK and Ireland Tour 2022.
Jack Gonzalez-Harding
Praised for his ‘infectious enthusiasm’ (The Spectator), Jack Gonzalez-Harding begins his tenure as Principal Conductor of the Southeastern Orchestral Society in October 2022.
Recent highlights have included debuts at the Southbank Centre, Wigmore hall, and St John’s Smith Square as well as performances with acclaimed artists such as Roderick Williams, Nicholas Daniel, Mary Bevan, Fenella Humphreys and the London Mozart Players.
Jack studied at the Royal Academy of Music as a junior exhibitioner and at the Purcell School where he studied the harpsichord with the jazz/improvisation/baroque practitioner David Gordon. He was inspired to turn to conducting upon meeting Sir Simon Rattle as a young teenager. Currently, he is a mentee of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden.