Music in Peebles: A4 Brass Quartet: Tunnell Trust Award Winners' Tour at Eastgate Theatre & Arts Centre, Peebles on Tuesday 26th March 2019

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Music in Peebles: A4 Brass Quartet

Tunnell Trust Award Winners' Tour

Part of the Music in Peebles 2018/19 Season

Add to my Calendar 26-03-2019 19:30 26-03-2019 21:30 36 Music in Peebles: A4 Brass Quartet Based in Manchester, A4 Brass is comprised of principal players from some of the UK's leading brass bands, including the world famous Grimethorpe Colliery, Black Dyke and Foden's bands. Their unique blend of instruments and great musical versatility sets them apart from other quartets. The programme is an eclectic mix of pieces new and old, neglected and well-known, ranging from the evocative ‘South Uist Variations’ to the beautiful song of hope ‘Mae-e’, in memory of victims of the 2011 Japanese earthquake. There’s also the finale of Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony as you’ve never heard it before! Music in Peebles is grateful to the Tunnell Trust for Young Musicians for supporting this concert. For full details, please visit the Music in Peebles website. “a show of technical wizardry and musical sensitivity” (Manchester Midday Concerts) Eastgate Theatre & Arts Centre, Peebles DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Eastgate Theatre & Arts Centre
Eastgate
Peebles
Scottish Borders
EH45 8AD
Scotland

Tuesday 26th March 2019
7:30 PM

Programme

Jonathan Bates – Toccata 4
Oliver Waespi – South Uist Variations
Percy Grainger – Shepherd's Hey
Kentaro Sato – Mae-e (Forward)
Alexander Goedicke – Concert Etude, Op.49
Traditional Scottish – Loch Lomond
Felix Mendelssohn – Symphony no.4: Saltarello
~ Interval ~
Jonathan Bates – Alone at the Opera

Performers

A4 Brass Quartet

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Programme Note

Based in Manchester, A4 Brass is comprised of principal players from some of the UK's leading brass bands, including the world famous Grimethorpe Colliery, Black Dyke and Foden's bands. Their unique blend of instruments and great musical versatility sets them apart from other quartets.

The programme is an eclectic mix of pieces new and old, neglected and well-known, ranging from the evocative ‘South Uist Variations’ to the beautiful song of hope ‘Mae-e’, in memory of victims of the 2011 Japanese earthquake. There’s also the finale of Mendelssohn’s Italian Symphony as you’ve never heard it before!

Music in Peebles is grateful to the Tunnell Trust for Young Musicians for supporting this concert.

For full details, please visit the Music in Peebles website.

“a show of technical wizardry and musical sensitivity” (Manchester Midday Concerts)

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