Brindley Sherrat & Julius Drake / Oxford Lieder Spring Song 2022: Schubert, Brahms and English Song at Holywell Music Room, Oxford on Sunday 20th March 2022

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Brindley Sherrat & Julius Drake / Oxford Lieder Spring Song 2022

Schubert, Brahms and English Song

Add to my Calendar 20-03-2022 19:30 20-03-2022 21:30 36 Brindley Sherrat & Julius Drake / Oxford Lieder Spring Song 2022 Brindley Sherratt is one of the world’s leading basses, appearing on major opera and concert stages around the globe. He and equally renowned pianist Julius Drake bring Spring Song 2022 to a close with glorious bass songs by Schubert and Brahms, and a selection of songs by English composers including Finzi, Gurney and Howells. The programme begins with the last of our Emerging Artist slots, once again highlighting the rich and important history of women composers in the song repertoire. Emerging ArtistsOur commitment to presenting outstanding emerging artists continues, with each evening recital beginning with a 15-minute showcase for an exceptional duo. Our Spring Weekend Emerging Artists are presented in association with SWAP’ra and highlight the exceptionally rich repertoire of songs by women composers. Tonight we hear soprano Katherine McIndoe with pianist JongSun Woo, including songs by Margaret Bonds and Johanna Müller-Hermann. Practical InformationIt’s wonderful to be fully back in person, but we still want to ensure that audience, artists and our team feel safe. Please click here to view our latest COVID-19 policies. We will continuously review our safety measures as the situation progresses and government guidance changes. Do please check this page before your visit for the most up-to-date information. To book online visit: Brindley Sherratt & Julius Drake: Schubert, Brahms and English Song | Events | Oxford Lieder Holywell Music Room, Oxford DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Holywell Music Room
Holywell Street
Oxford
Oxfordshire
OX1 3SD
England

Sunday 20th March 2022
7:30 PM

Programme

Franz Schubert – Der Wanderer, D.649
Franz Schubert – Auf der Donau, D.553
Franz Schubert – Fahrt zum Hades, D.526
Franz Schubert – Der Schiffer, D.694
Franz Schubert – L'incanto degli occhi, D.902
Modest Mussorgsky – Songs and Dances of Death
John Ireland – Sea Fever
Gerald Finzi – Fear no more the heat o' the sun, Op.18 no.3
Ivor Gurney – By A Bierside
Herbert Howells – King David
Michael Head – Limehouse Reach
Michael Head – Money, O!
Herbert Howells – The Mugger's Song
Peter Warlock – Captain Stratton’s Fancy

Performers

Brindley Sherratt – Bass
Sholto Kynoch – piano

Programme Note

Brindley Sherratt is one of the world’s leading basses, appearing on major opera and concert stages around the globe. He and equally renowned pianist Julius Drake bring Spring Song 2022 to a close with glorious bass songs by Schubert and Brahms, and a selection of songs by English composers including Finzi, Gurney and Howells. The programme begins with the last of our Emerging Artist slots, once again highlighting the rich and important history of women composers in the song repertoire.

Emerging Artists
Our commitment to presenting outstanding emerging artists continues, with each evening recital beginning with a 15-minute showcase for an exceptional duo. Our Spring Weekend Emerging Artists are presented in association with SWAP’ra and highlight the exceptionally rich repertoire of songs by women composers. Tonight we hear soprano Katherine McIndoe with pianist JongSun Woo, including songs by Margaret Bonds and Johanna Müller-Hermann.

Practical Information
It’s wonderful to be fully back in person, but we still want to ensure that audience, artists and our team feel safe. Please click here to view our latest COVID-19 policies. We will continuously review our safety measures as the situation progresses and government guidance changes. Do please check this page before your visit for the most up-to-date information.

To book online visit: Brindley Sherratt & Julius Drake: Schubert, Brahms and English Song | Events | Oxford Lieder

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