2008-9 Season
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full details below:
Sunday 19 October
2008 4pm St Mary’s Church East Bergholt
Carducci Quartet
Matthew
Denton violin
Michelle Fleming violin
Eoin Schmidt-Martin viola
Emma Denton cello
|
Haydn |
String Quartet Op 50 No.6 'Frog' |
|
Glass |
String Quartet No 4 |
|
Beethoven |
String Quartet Op 59 No3 |
Prize winners in no less
than 7 International Chamber Music Competitions in the
space of 5 years, the Carducci Quartet has quickly
become recognised as one of Europe's top young string
quartets. Prizes include 1st prize at the 2004 Kuhmo
International Chamber Music Competition in Finland, and
other major awards at the Bordeaux, London, Osaka and
'Charles Hennen' competitions. Most recently, they were
winners of the Concert Artists Guild International
Competition in New York.
Generously sponsored
by Lady Anne Wake-Walker
Sunday 16 November
2008 4pm St Mary’s Church East Bergholt
Adam
Walker flute
Lucy Wakeford, harp
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We are pleased to welcome
back the flautist Adam Walker. Since
his
last visit, Adam has been selected for
representation by
YCAT
and
performed in a number of
high profile concerts,
receiving excellent reviews. As Sally
Pryce is unable to play for us this time, he
will be joined by Lucy Wakeford (a former YCAT
artist).
Photo:
Susie Ahlburg
Lucy Wakeford is Principal Harpist of the
Philharmonia Orchestra and also has a busy solo
and chamber music career. She is also the
harpist for the Nash Ensemble
|
Bach |
Sonata in E
minor BWV 1034 |
|
Mozart |
Andante in C |
|
Ingelbrecht |
Sonatine |
|
Fauré |
Fantaisie |
|
Nadermann/Tulou
|
Nocturne,
Tyrolienne et Rondoletto |
|
Debussy |
Arabesque No.1 |
|
Hilse |
Suite for flute
and harp Op 6 |
|
Damase |
Variations
'Early Morning’ |
Friday 12 December
2008 8pm
Constable Hall East Bergholt
Katie
Stillman
violin
Victoria Simonsen
cello
|
Martinu |
Duo
No 1 |
|
Corelli |
Sonata
in A Op 5 No 9 |
|
Ravel |
Sonata for Violin and Cello |
|
Handel/Halvorsen |
Passacaglia |
|
Kodaly |
Duo
Op 7 |
At
the age of 16 Katie from Canada won the prestigious
Grand Prize at the Canadian Music competitions in
Montreal. Victoria is a former New Zealand Young
Musician of the Year. Both have successful solo careers
and also play together in the award winning
Barbirolli
Quartet.
This is an extra event, not included
in the season ticket. Tickets at £15
including a two course supper are available from the
Hon. Secretary
Generously sponsored
by the
Countess of Munster Musical Trust
Saturday 10 January 7.30
2009 Constable Hall East Bergholt
Supper Concert:
Canteloube Trio
Jennie-Lee
Keetley oboe
Peter Cigleris clarinet
Fiona Troon bassoon
|
Rossini |
Largo al
Factotum |
|
Mozart |
Divertimento in
Bb |
|
Canteloube |
Trio |
|
Jacob |
Trio |
|
Milhaud |
Suite d'après
Corrette |
|
Ibert |
Trio |
Jennie-Lee Keetley gave our Countess of Munster recital
during the 2004-5 season to great acclaim. We are
looking forward to welcoming her back as part of the
Canteloube Trio. The Trio was formed in 2003 and its
members are now graduates of the Royal College of Music
who combine careers in chamber and orchestral work with
education and outreach work. The members of the group
regularly perform and tour with some of the country's
leading professional orchestras and ensembles.
Generously sponsored
by
Grier & Partners
Friday
30 January 2008 8pm Constable Hall
East Bergholt
Charles Owen
piano
|
Bach |
Partita No 5 in
G |
|
Debussy |
Images II |
|
Fauré
|
3
Barcarolles:
No 2 in
G major
No 3 in G Flat major
No 6 in E Flat major |
|
Chopin |
Sonata No 3 in B
minor |
Described by Gramophone
Magazine as ‘one of the finest British pianists of his
generation’ Charles Owen makes a welcome return to SVAM,
this time as a soloist. Charles Owen’s recordings
include two solo discs of works by Janáček
and Poulenc and a recording of cello and piano
sonatas by Brahms and Schubert, with Natalie Clein,
which won a Classical Brit Award in 2005. A more recent
recording, again with Natalie Clein, features works by
Rachmaninoff and Chopin. Charles Owen is a professor at
the Guildhall School of Music and Drama.
Friday 20
February 2009 8pm Constable
Hall East Bergholt
Illustrated Lecture by Mary
Hawkins:
‘Renaissance Art in Venice – the influence of Northern
Europe’
Mary Hawkins
has lectured in Art History for many years, working in
Further and Adult Education, and for the Centres of
Lifelong Learning of the Universities of Cambridge and
Essex, and tutoring extensively for the Open University.
She regularly takes groups round the Fitzwilliam Museum,
Cambridge and all the London public galleries, and leads
study tours to Italy and Holland and other European
countries for several specialist organisations.
The
lecture is included in the SVAM season ticket
Sunday 22 March
2009 4pm St. Mary's
Church East Bergholt
Badke Quartet
Heather
Badke violin
Emma Parker violin
Eniko Magyar viola
Jonathan Byers
cello
|
Haydn |
String
Quartet Op 76 No 5 |
|
Schumann |
String
Quartet Op 41 No 3 |
|
Beethoven |
String
Quartet Op 59 No 3 |
The Badke Quartet, formed
in 2002, is widely recognised as one of Britain’s finest
young string quartets. The players are graduates of the
Royal Academy of Music and the Royal College and alumni
of the Britten-Pears School. They gave their Wigmore
Hall debut in June 2008. Last year the quartet won the
1st prize and the audience prize at the Melbourne
International Chamber Music Competition and was
awarded the
Senior Leverhulme Chamber Music Fellowship at the Royal
Academy of Music.
