Concert for St Cecilias's Day: Madeleine Mitchell, violin at St George's Bristol, Bristol on Tuesday 22nd November 2016

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Concert for St Cecilias's Day: Madeleine Mitchell, violin

Add to my Calendar 22-11-2016 19:30 22-11-2016 21:30 36 Concert for St Cecilias's Day: Madeleine Mitchell, violin Last year the celebrated international violinist Madeleine Mitchell agreed to perform works written for her by Severnside composers. So many outstanding compositions were received, representing such a rich and fascinating range of musical styles, that she and Geoffrey Poole agreed to give two programmes. Following their memorable first visit in April they return playing works by Steven Kings and Michael Nyman (written for Madeleine's Red Violin festival and not performed in England before), and the world premiere of Jolyon Laycock’s new violin sonata inspired by a Salvador Dali painting, combined with the sublime Beethoven classic, a programme that promises to be just as inspirational as their first.   St George's Bristol, Bristol DD/MM/YYYY

Details

St George's Bristol
Great George Street
Bristol
BS1 5RR
England

Tuesday 22nd November 2016
7:30 PM

Programme

Olivier Messiaen – Theme & Variations
Steven Kings – Prelude, Cumulation, Trio
Sulyen Caradon – Dorian Dirge
Jolyon Lacock – The Persistence of Memory (world premiere)
~ Interval ~
Michael Nyman – Taking it as Read
Ludwig van Beethoven – Violin Sonata no.10 in G major, Op.96

Performers

Madeleine Mitchell – Violin
Geoffrey Poole – piano

Programme Note

Last year the celebrated international violinist Madeleine Mitchell agreed to perform works written for her by Severnside composers. So many outstanding compositions were received, representing such a rich and fascinating range of musical styles, that she and Geoffrey Poole agreed to give two programmes. Following their memorable first visit in April they return playing works by Steven Kings and Michael Nyman (written for Madeleine's Red Violin festival and not performed in England before), and the world premiere of Jolyon Laycock’s new violin sonata inspired by a Salvador Dali painting, combined with the sublime Beethoven classic, a programme that promises to be just as inspirational as their first.

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