Mendelssohn: Sunshine and Shade: Suffolk Philharmonic Orchestra plays Mendelssohn's Fingals Cave, Italian Symphony and Violin Concerto at Ely Cathedral, Ely on Saturday 25th June 2022

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Mendelssohn: Sunshine and Shade

Suffolk Philharmonic Orchestra plays Mendelssohn's Fingals Cave, Italian Symphony and Violin Concerto

Add to my Calendar 25-06-2022 19:30 25-06-2022 21:30 36 Mendelssohn: Sunshine and Shade Suffolk Philharmonic is a fully professional orchestra whose players are among the country’s finest musicians.  In this landmark concert, it makes its first venture outside its home county to visit Ely Cathedral, where it will be playing some of Mendelssohn's best-loved works as part of the Ely Arts Festival.   Who could fail to delight in Fingal’s Cave as it takes us on a journey through calm swells to something much more challenging and back again, ending as we disappear across the horizon leaving the island a mere memory in the far distance?   Then the wonderful young French violinist Charlotte Saluste-Bridoux takes the stage for Mendelssohn’s romantic masterpiece, his Violin Concerto, surely one of the most extraordinary and compelling works in an extraordinary and compelling category of composition. In 2021, Charlotte was a prize winner in both the inaugural Young Classical Artists Trust (London) and the Concert Artists Guild (New York) 2021 International Auditions.   Finally, bask in the swirling colours of Italian peasant dancing in the Symphony No 1 (Italian), which leads us from a sun-drenched opening into a solemn religious procession in Naples, and ends with a fiery Saltarello and Tarantella – the legendary frenzied dance in which the victim of a tarantula sting dances himself to death.   Generously sponsored by MCP Solicitors and CamOuse Financial Management, with the support of Fidelio Charitable Trust Ely Cathedral, Ely DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Ely Cathedral
The College
Ely
Cambridgeshire
CB7 4DL
England

Saturday 25th June 2022
7:30 PM

Programme

Felix Mendelssohn – Hebrides Overture 'Fingal's Cave', Op.26
Felix Mendelssohn – Symphony no.4 in A major 'Italian', Op.90
Felix Mendelssohn – Violin Concerto in E minor, Op.64

Performers

Charlotte Saluste-Bridoux – violin
Leslie Olive – Conductor

Suffolk Philharmonic Orchestra

Programme Note

Suffolk Philharmonic is a fully professional orchestra whose players are among the country’s finest musicians. In this landmark concert, it makes its first venture outside its home county to visit Ely Cathedral, where it will be playing some of Mendelssohn's best-loved works as part of the Ely Arts Festival.

Who could fail to delight in Fingal’s Cave as it takes us on a journey through calm swells to something much more challenging and back again, ending as we disappear across the horizon leaving the island a mere memory in the far distance?

Then the wonderful young French violinist Charlotte Saluste-Bridoux takes the stage for Mendelssohn’s romantic masterpiece, his Violin Concerto, surely one of the most extraordinary and compelling works in an extraordinary and compelling category of composition. In 2021, Charlotte was a prize winner in both the inaugural Young Classical Artists Trust (London) and the Concert Artists Guild (New York) 2021 International Auditions.

Finally, bask in the swirling colours of Italian peasant dancing in the Symphony No 1 (Italian), which leads us from a sun-drenched opening into a solemn religious procession in Naples, and ends with a fiery Saltarello and Tarantella – the legendary frenzied dance in which the victim of a tarantula sting dances himself to death.

Generously sponsored by MCP Solicitors and CamOuse Financial Management, with the support of Fidelio Charitable Trust

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