Hungarian Passion: Bartok Violin Rhapsody and Haydn Harmoniemesse at St John's Church, London on Thursday 27th March 2025

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Hungarian Passion

Bartok Violin Rhapsody and Haydn Harmoniemesse

Add to my Calendar 27-03-2025 20:00 27-03-2025 22:00 36 Hungarian Passion The concert opens with Béla Bartók's Violin Rhapsody No. 1, a striking piece performed by virtuoso Albert Kayedpour, weaving intense folk-inspired melodies through the violin. The concert continues with Joseph Haydn’s Harmoniemesse, a majestic choral and orchestral work that showcases the talents of soprano Jasmine Flicker, mezzo-soprano Salome Siu, tenor JB (Jan Brian) Astom, and bass Masimba Ushe, accompanied by the Morley Chamber Orchestra and two choirs: the Meridian Choir, conducted by Benedict Collins-Rice, and the Morley Chamber Choir, led by Manvinder Singh Rattan. Under the baton of Charles Peebles, this evening promises a stirring fusion of Hungarian passion and choral brilliance. St John's Church, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

St John's Church
73 Waterloo Road
Waterloo
London
SE1 8TY
England

Thursday 27th March 2025
8:00 PM

Programme

Béla Bartók – Violin Rhapsody no.1, BB 94a
Joseph Haydn – Mass no.14 in B flat major 'Harmoniemesse', Hob.XXII:14

Performers

Jasmine Flicker – soprano
J B Astom – tenor
Masimba Ushe – Bass
Charles Peebles – Conductor
Albert Kayedpour – violin

Morley Chamber Orchestra
Morley Chamber Choir
Meridian Choir

Programme Note

The concert opens with Béla Bartók's Violin Rhapsody No. 1, a striking piece performed by virtuoso Albert Kayedpour, weaving intense folk-inspired melodies through the violin. The concert continues with Joseph Haydn’s Harmoniemesse, a majestic choral and orchestral work that showcases the talents of soprano Jasmine Flicker, mezzo-soprano Salome Siu, tenor JB (Jan Brian) Astom, and bass Masimba Ushe, accompanied by the Morley Chamber Orchestra and two choirs: the Meridian Choir, conducted by Benedict Collins-Rice, and the Morley Chamber Choir, led by Manvinder Singh Rattan. Under the baton of Charles Peebles, this evening promises a stirring fusion of Hungarian passion and choral brilliance.

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