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A Celebration of New Talent

Add to my Calendar 19-06-2019 14:30 19-06-2019 16:30 36 A Celebration of New Talent OOTS is delighted to welcome Luke Jones, winner of the Bromsgrove International Musicians’ Competition 2018. Luke will be performing Beethoven Piano Concerto no1, premiered in 1803 with the composer himself as the soloist. One of the Royal Conservatoire of Birmingham’s rising stars, winner of the Conservatoire Concerto Prize, will also join OOTS and Andrew Griffiths, a dynamic and versatile young conductor with a particular flair for opera and choral music. The concert ends with a short work by Thea Musgrave, who feels it represents either the freshness of youth or the plant life in our world on which we all depend. Pre-concert talk: 1.30pmChris Morley (Music Critic, Birmingham Post), Thea Musgrave, our competition winner and a student from the composition department discuss the challenges and demands faced by young classical composers and soloists today.Concert: 2.30pm Bradshaw Hall - Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, Birmingham DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Bradshaw Hall - Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
200 Jennens Road
Birmingham
B4 7XR
England

Programme

Thea Musgrave – Green
Ludwig van Beethoven – Piano Concerto no.3 in C minor, Op.37
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Piano Concerto no.12 in A major, K.414/385p

Performers

Andrew Griffiths – Conductor
 Luke Jones – piano
 Domonkos Csabay – piano

Orchestra of the Swan

Programme Note

OOTS is delighted to welcome Luke Jones, winner of the Bromsgrove International Musicians’ Competition 2018. Luke will be performing Beethoven Piano Concerto no1, premiered in 1803 with the composer himself as the soloist. One of the Royal Conservatoire of Birmingham’s rising stars, winner of the Conservatoire Concerto Prize, will also join OOTS and Andrew Griffiths, a dynamic and versatile young conductor with a particular flair for opera and choral music. The concert ends with a short work by Thea Musgrave, who feels it represents either the freshness of youth or the plant life in our world on which we all depend.

Pre-concert talk: 1.30pm
Chris Morley (Music Critic, Birmingham Post), Thea Musgrave, our competition winner and a student from the composition department discuss the challenges and demands faced by young classical composers and soloists today.
Concert: 2.30pm

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