2007-8 Season
Forthcoming
Concerts & Lectures
in East Bergholt and Dedham
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full details below:
Sunday 21 October 2007 4pm at East Bergholt Church
Navarra Quartet
Xander van Vliet violin, Marije Ploemacher violin
Simone van der Giessen viola, Nathaniel Boyd cello
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J Haydn |
String Quartet in B Flat Op. 76 No 4 The
Sunrise |
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W. A Mozart |
Quartet
No.1 in G, K.387 |
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O Respighi |
String Quartet in D (1924) |
The
Navarra Quartet won 2nd Prize in the 2007
Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition.
Winners of the 2005 Florence International Chamber Music
Competition and selected for representation by YCAT in
2006, the Navarra Quartet is emerging as one of the
leading young quartets of their generation.
Sunday 18 November 2007 4pm at
East Bergholt Church
London Harpsichord Ensemble
Graham Mayger flute, Sarah Francis oboe,
Frances Mason violin, Margaret Powell cello,
Ian Clarke harpsichord
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G P Telemann |
Quartet in G for flute, oboe, violin and
continuo Tafelmusik |
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A Vivaldi |
Concerto
in C for violin, cello and harpsichord |
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Gordon Jacob |
Trio for flute, oboe and harpsichord |
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G P Telemann |
Trio Sonata in G minor for oboe, violin and
continuo Essercizii Musici |
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J S Bach |
Sonata in B minor for violin and harpsichord BWV
1014 |
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J C Bach |
Quintet in D for flute, oboe, violin, cello and
harpsichord. |
The Ensemble is the longest established chamber music
group in Britain. Its concerts of eighteenth century
music regularly draw full houses to the South Bank. The
group plays at festivals and music clubs throughout the
country, and is frequently broadcast. Its recordings of
Vivaldi, Albinoni, Telemann and Handel have received
international acclaim.
Saturday 12 January 2008 7.30 pm at the Constable Hall
Supper Concert with the Pegasus Wind Trio
This Concert is now sold out (19
November 2007)
Martha
Hardman oboe, Alice Gledhill clarinet,
Lully Bathurst bassoon
The Programme (to be confirmed) will include music by Haydn,
Mozart and Scott Joplin
Pegasus
Wind Trio
is a versatile and experienced ensemble based in London.
Recent highlights include recitals at the National
Gallery, the Victoria and Albert Museum, at Kensington
Palace and at a charity event for Sue Ryder Care Homes.
An extra event not included in season ticket
Cost £15 to include meal
Generously sponsored by Grier &
Partners
Friday 1 February 2008 8pm at the Constable Hall
Thomas Gould, violin &
John Reid, piano
Photo: Sussie Ahlburg
Supported by the Countess of Munster Trust
W A Mozart Sonata in G K. 379
K Szymanowski Mythes Op. 30
R Schumann Fantasiestücke Op. 73 (for
violin and piano)
F. Schubert Fantasy in C
Since graduating from the Royal Academy of
Music in 2006, 24-year-old British violinist Thomas
Gould has established a busy and varied career. In 2006
Thomas was selected by YCAT, leading to debut recitals
with pianist John Reid in the Purcell Room, St. George’s
Bristol, Bridgewater Hall and the Wigmore Hall. A
former organ scholar at Clare College, Cambridge, John
Reid studied piano accompaniment at the Royal Academy of
Music and now has a busy career as an accompanist.
Sponsored by the Countess of Munster Musical Trust
Sunday 24 February 2008 4pm at
East Bergholt Church
Henschel Quartet
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Christoph Henschel violin, Markus Henschel
violin,
Monica Henschel-Schwind viola, Matthias D
Beyer-Karlshøj cello
L v.
Beethoven String Quartet op 18 No. 6
B Bartok String Quartet No. 5
F. Schubert Quartet in G major
The
Henschel Quartet, as prize winners of no less than six
International String Quartet competitions, is firmly
established as one of today's leading string quartets.
Constant critical acclaim has led to an impressive
international career. The quartet performs regularly in
prestigious chamber music cycles worldwide and has
performed several times at the BBC Proms concerts.
Their
recordings, which include the complete Mendelssohn
String Quartets, have won several awards and been top
of the classical charts in Japan.
Generously sponsored by an anonymous donor.
Friday 14 March 2008 8pm at the Constable Hall
Lecture: Diane Perkins on
Gainsborough
Diane Perkins is
Director of
Gainsborough's House in Sudbury, and a specialist in
18th and early 19th century
British art, and has published and curated exhibitions
on Gainsborough, Turner and Sporting Art.
The lecture examines the career of one of the greatest
masters of British art, and looks at his paintings
within the context of 18th century society.
The
lecture is included in the SVAM season ticket
Friday 4 April 2008 8pm at Dedham Church
Kungsbacka Piano Trio
Malin Broman violin, Jesper Svedberg cello,
Simon Crawford-Phillips piano
L v Beethoven Kakadu variations
A Dvorak Trio in G minor
C Saint-Saëns Piano Trio No 2 in E minor
Formed in 1997, the Trio is rapidly gaining an enviable
reputation as one of the most outstanding ensembles of
its generation. In 1999, the Trio won First Prize in the
Melbourne International Chamber Music Competition. In
2000 the Trio was invited to take part in BBC Radio 3's
New Generation Artists scheme and selected as "Rising
Stars" in 2002. The Trio
has since appeared at numerous festivals and venues
throughout the world.
Saturday 17 May 2008
at Constable Hall East
Bergholt
Jazz Concert
Malcolm Miles / Andy Watson Quartet
‘An evening of Melodic Jazz’
We are very pleased to welcome back Malcolm Miles on
saxophones and Andy Watson on
guitar. Their r
epertoire will
include a mixture of jazz standards and original
compositions.
Tickets are £15.00 per person to include supper.
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