Havant Symphony Orchestra at Oaklands School, Waterlooville on Saturday 20th November 2021

Please note: This concert is in the past and has already taken place.

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Add to my Calendar 20-11-2021 19:30 20-11-2021 21:30 36 Havant Symphony Orchestra We are proud to invite Zoe Perkins to play the sparkling Concerto by Hummel with the HSO.  One of the few major solo pieces for the trumpet, played live by a former BBC Young Musician of the Year (2016) brass finalist – this is an opportunity not to be missed! There’s a strong English feel to the rest of the programme with Benjamin Britten and Edward Elgar both represented.  The concert opens with music evoking seascapes from Britten’s dark opera “Peter Grimes” and ends with the magnificent characters depicted in Elgar’s famous “Enigma Variations”.  A short piece that will be unfamiliar, but which we’re sure you’ll love is Liadov’s “Kikimora” – the tale of an evil character from Slavic folklore Oaklands School, Waterlooville DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Oaklands School
Stakes Hill Road
Waterlooville
Hampshire
PO7 7BW
England

Saturday 20th November 2021
7:30 PM

Programme

Benjamin Britten – Four Sea Interludes, Op.33a
Benjamin Britten – Passacaglia, Op.33b
Johann Nepomuk Hummel – Trumpet Concerto in E flat major, S.49
Anatoly Liadov – Kikimora, Op.63
Edward Elgar – Enigma Variations, Op.36

Performers

Zoe Perkins – trumpet
Jonathan Butcher – Conductor

Havant Symphony Orchestra

Programme Note

We are proud to invite Zoe Perkins to play the sparkling Concerto by Hummel with the HSO. One of the few major solo pieces for the trumpet, played live by a former BBC Young Musician of the Year (2016) brass finalist – this is an opportunity not to be missed!

There’s a strong English feel to the rest of the programme with Benjamin Britten and Edward Elgar both represented. The concert opens with music evoking seascapes from Britten’s dark opera “Peter Grimes” and ends with the magnificent characters depicted in Elgar’s famous “Enigma Variations”. A short piece that will be unfamiliar, but which we’re sure you’ll love is Liadov’s “Kikimora” – the tale of an evil character from Slavic folklore

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