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SATURDAY
21st September 2002 at 8.00 pm
at Leighton Buzzard Theatre,
Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard, LU7
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FINE ARTS BRASS ENSEMBLE
Simon Lenton and
Angela Whelan, trumpets
Claire Briggs, horn Simon Hogg,
trombone Sean O'Neill, tuba
(The tuba player in the photo above is not Sean O'Neill)
Amongst the very
finest brass ensembles in the country,
the FABE also enjoys a world-wide reputation
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Malcolm
Arnold
- Brass Quintet No 1
Leonard Salzedo
- Toccata.
Glinka
- Overture to Russlan & Ludmilla
Bach
- Violin Concerto
Bwv 1041
Gershwin
- 4 Songs in 3
Movements
Hefti/Nestico arr. Lenton
- A Count Basie Suite
G. McPherson -
Helensburgh Derive
Arr.
Roberts - Londonderry Air
CLICK HERE FOR FULL PROGRAMME NOTES
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SATURDAY
19th OCTOBER 2002 at 8.00 pm
at Leighton Buzzard Theatre,
Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard, LU7
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Walton Centenary Concert
BRIDGE STRING QUARTET
Madeleine Mitchell and
Catherine Schofield, violins
Michael Schofield, viola Lucy Wilding,
cello
This top-rate
British quartet celebrates Sir
William Walton's
centenary year with his vibrant Quartet in A minor together with Haydn's
wonderful "Bird" Quartet, Op 33
and Ravel's
sumptuous Quartet in F.
CLICK HERE FOR
DETAILS ABOUT THE QUARTET
STRING MASTERCLASS
at 11 a.m.
The quartet will lead a
masterclass for string ensembles in the theatre
on Saturday morning. For full details contact David Phillips on
01525 237369.
(This concert and masterclass are supported by
the National Lottery Awards for All programme)
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SATURDAY
16th NOVEMBER 2002 at 8.00 pm
at Leighton Buzzard Theatre,
Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard, LU71BQ |
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Trio
Mercurio
Andrea Brown, soprano
Hazel Brooks, violin, Liz Pallett theorbo
and guitar
"A Garden of
Delights"
Richly sensuous music from restoration London
by Purcell, Blow, Lawes
and many others FULL
PROGRAMME:
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Tomorrow the fox
(to the tune of Trenchmore) |
Anon.
Popular song |
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Where the bee sucks (from
The Tempest) |
John
Wilson, Short Ayres for three voices, 1638 |
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Gathering peascods,
Cuckolds all in a row |
John
Playford, The Dancing Master, 1651 |
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Gather ye rosebuds |
William
Lawes, Short Ayres for three voices, 1638 |
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Childgrove |
John
Playford, The Dancing Master, 1651 |
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Farewell dear love (from
Twelfth Night) |
Robert
Jones, First Booke of Songes and Ayres |
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Symphony |
William
Lawes, Court Ayres |
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Young and simple though I
am |
Nicholas
Lanier |
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Stay silly heart |
Nicholas
Lanier, 1670 |
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Woodycock |
Anon. |
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Country dance |
John
Playford, The Dancing Master, 1651 |
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While dancing rests |
John
Coperario |
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Diverse bizarrie sopra la
Vecchie
Sarabanda ò pur Ciaconna |
Nicola
Matteis, Ayres for the Violin, 1676 |
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Seek not to know |
Henry
Purcell, Orpheus Britannicus, 1678 |
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The town gallant |
Anon.
Drinking song |
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Interval
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My lady Greensleeves |
Anon.
Ballad |
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Ayre |
William
Lawes, Court Ayres |
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Take O take those
lips
(from Measure for Measure) |
John
Wilson (1595-1674) |
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A division |
Anon. |
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The Marigold: Mark how the
blushful morn |
Nicholas
Lanier, 1699 |
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Gentle Knights |
Alfonso
Ferrabosco II |
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John come kiss |
Thomas
Baltzar, The Division Violin, 1684 |
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Venus lamenting her lost
Adonis |
Charles
Coleman, Select Musical Ayres, 1652 |
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Adsonns Maske |
Anon. |
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Cupid, the slyest rogue
alive |
Henry
Purcell |
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The baffled knight |
Anon.
ballad, Deuteromelia, 1609 |
CLICK HERE FOR
DETAILS ABOUT THE TRIO
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SATURDAY
25th JANUARY 2003 at 8.00 pm
at Hockliffe Street Baptist Church,
Hockliffe Street,
Leighton Buzzard, LU7 8EZ |
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FIONA CROSS, clarinet
& HUGH WEBB, harp
Two brilliant and
charismatic musicians
in a programme of refinement and delight.
Francaix:
Cinque Piccoli Duetti
Pierné:
Canzonetta
Rossini/Muller: Cavatina
Debussy: Arabesque,
No 1 and la Plus que Lente
Rolf Hind: Your
Black Mouth
Damase:
Sonata
Ravel: Pièce en
forme d'habanera
Piazolla: Tangos CLICK HERE FOR
DETAILS ABOUT THE DUO
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SATURDAY
22nd FEBRUARY 2003 at 8.00 pm
at Leighton Buzzard Theatre,
Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard, LU7
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ANNE APPLIN & GEOFFREY PRATLEY
Piano Duo Distinguished
duettists explore the highways and byways of the rich
and varied duet repertoire. Programme includes music by
Mozart, Mendelssohn,
Grieg, Brahms and Tchaikovsky
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SATURDAY
29th
MARCH 2003 at 8.00 pm
at Leighton Buzzard Theatre,
Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard, LU7
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The return of the internationally
acclaimed
VIENNA
MOZART TRIO
Irena Auner Piano,
Leonid Sorokow Violin, Diethard Auner
Cello
The VMT's concert here in 2000 still resounds in
the memory.
Not to be missed!
Mozart - Trio in C, KV 548
Mendelssohn - Trio in C minor, Op 66
Shostakovich - Trio no 2 in E minor, Op 67
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SATURDAY
26th APRIL 2003 at 8.00 pm
at Leighton Buzzard Theatre,
Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard, LU7
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SARAH FIELD, saxophone
CHRISTOPHER DIXON, baritone
SIMON LEPPER, piano
 
Vivaldi
- Sonata, Maurice
- Tableaux de Provence, Woods
- Jazz Somata.
Songs by Butterworth
(A Shropshire Lad), Tchaikovsky,
Schubert & Ravel
Three outstandingly gifted
young artists
sponsored by the Countess of Munster Musical Trust
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SATURDAY
10th MAY 2003 at 8.00 pm
at Leighton Buzzard Theatre,
Lake Street, Leighton Buzzard, LU7
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A piano recital by
SAM
HAYWOOD
An
exciting young British pianist who has already earned
rave notices at the Vienna and Leipzig Festivals.
Grieg
- Holberg suite,
Mozart
- Sonata in A, K 331
Chopin
- Barcarolle and Fantaisie, Op 49
Schubert - Sonata in B flat
CLICK HERE FOR
MORE DETAILS ABOUT SAM HAYWOOD
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