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CMA Concerts

The CMA's extended 2009 concert programme again features top performers who have graced stages around the world.

Renowned guitarist John Williams (pictured right), widely regarded as one of the finest guitarists of his generation, will be topping the bill at our London concert. 

Saturday, October 24th - St Mary's Church, St Mary's Street, Ealing, London.  There is a very exciting line-up for this classical concert, being held for the second year.  John Williams, widely regarded as one of the finest guitarists of his generation, will be topping the bill. Also appearing will be clarinettist Andrew Lyle, performing a world premiere of the Clarinet Concerto, composed and conducted by BAFTA award winner and CMA member Christopher Gunning.  Joining them will be pianists Mark Swartzentruber and Yoshiko Endo, Mosaic Chamber Choir and opera singer Neil Latchman.  Tickets are £15 each (£10 for students and over 65s). Donations are requested for under 14s. There will be a raffle and refreshments.

To apply for tickets call the CMA office on 01494 791224 or email Celia Blakeway-Phillips.  Full priced tickets are also available on the CMA shop

If you would like further details about the concert or if you can assist us by displaying our posters, selling tickets, securing raffle prizes, or helping at one of the events, please contact Celia Blakeway-Phillips. Posters can also be downloaded here - London concert

Family and friends will be very welcome. Whether or not you attend one of the concerts, you can make a donation in celebration of someone special to you. It can be for a newborn baby, a loved one, or a friend. 

Celebratory donations are a minimum of £5 each. Donation forms, which have already been sent to members, are also still available from the CMA office. In return for a donation you will be sent a special celebratory card with a detachable heart. You can return the heart, perhaps with a celebratory message on the reverse, to the CMA for listing on the website. 

Dedicated to Damian McLoughlin, who died age 20 of cardiomyopathy. This site is supported by Damian's family and friends.