London Soloists Ensemble: Absolute Classics at Crichton Church, Dumfries on Thursday 17th November 2016

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London Soloists Ensemble

Absolute Classics

Part of the Absolute Classics 2016-17 Season

Add to my Calendar 17-11-2016 19:30 17-11-2016 21:30 36 London Soloists Ensemble Formed in 2011 by some of the UK's most distinguished musicians, the London Soloists Ensemble have very quickly established themselves as a chamber group of superb quality. The group's flexible line-up enables them to present programmes of great variety and depth. Appointed as "Associate Ensemble" by St. John's Smith Square in London, they began their first series of Sunday afternoon concerts at this prestigious venue in June 2013 performing all three Brahms Piano Quartets alongside works by Vaughan Williams, Ireland, Stanford and Mozart. In a busy first season they also broadcast for BBC Radio 3, recorded their first CD (of music by Vaughan Williams) for Naxos and have appeared in festivals and arts centres throughout the UK.  Crichton Church, Dumfries DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Crichton Church
Easterbrook Hall, Bank End Road
Dumfries
Dumfries and Galloway
DG1 4TA
Scotland

Thursday 17th November 2016
7:30 PM

Programme

Antonin Dvorak – Sonatina, Op.100
Bohuslav Martinů – Variations on a Slovak Theme, H.378
Josef Suk – Piano Trio, Op.2
Pyotr Tchaikovsky – Piano Trio, Op.50

Performers

London Soloists Ensemble

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Programme Note

Formed in 2011 by some of the UK's most distinguished musicians, the London Soloists Ensemble have very quickly established themselves as a chamber group of superb quality. The group's flexible line-up enables them to present programmes of great variety and depth. Appointed as "Associate Ensemble" by St. John's Smith Square in London, they began their first series of Sunday afternoon concerts at this prestigious venue in June 2013 performing all three Brahms Piano Quartets alongside works by Vaughan Williams, Ireland, Stanford and Mozart. In a busy first season they also broadcast for BBC Radio 3, recorded their first CD (of music by Vaughan Williams) for Naxos and have appeared in festivals and arts centres throughout the UK.

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