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Leeds Lieder Live: Louise Alder (soprano) and Joseph Middleton (piano)
joined by Benson Wilson (baritone) in a recital of English and Samoan song
Add to my Calendar 30-10-2020 18:00 30-10-2020 20:00 36 Leeds Lieder Live: Louise Alder (soprano) and Joseph Middleton (piano) Louise Alder and Joseph Middleton ‘two of classical song’s brightest artists’ (The Guardian) return to Leeds Lieder following the release of their second and much lauded recital CD. Their programme includes Grieg’s Six Songs opus 48 and Rachmaninov’s Six Songs opus 38, repertoire which prompted the Guardian to write of a recent performance: “Alder is in glorious voice, her soprano fresh and untethered…her high notes gleam, and her words are direct and communicative…Middleton’s playing fills in everything those words can’t say, perfectly calibrated to support Alder but huge in its expressive scope.” The recital will end with Alder giving her first performance of Strauss’stranscendental Four Last Songs. Before Alder performs, ENO Harewood Artist Benson Wilson gives a recital of English and Samoan song. His appearance is supported by the Kathleen Ferrier Awards. Leeds Town Hall, Leeds DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Leeds Town Hall
The Headrow
Leeds
LS1 3AD
England
Programme
Edvard Grieg – Sechs Lieder, Op.48
Performers
Louise Alder – soprano
Joseph Middleton – piano
Benson Wilson – baritone
Programme Note
Louise Alder and Joseph Middleton ‘two of classical song’s brightest artists’ (The Guardian) return to Leeds Lieder following the release of their second and much lauded recital CD. Their programme includes Grieg’s Six Songs opus 48 and Rachmaninov’s Six Songs opus 38, repertoire which prompted the Guardian to write of a recent performance: “Alder is in glorious voice, her soprano fresh and untethered…her high notes gleam, and her words are direct and communicative…Middleton’s playing fills in everything those words can’t say, perfectly calibrated to support Alder but huge in its expressive scope.” The recital will end with Alder giving her first performance of Strauss’stranscendental Four Last Songs. Before Alder performs, ENO Harewood Artist Benson Wilson gives a recital of English and Samoan song. His appearance is supported by the Kathleen Ferrier Awards.
