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Sacconi Quartet - Clarinet Quintets by Brahms and Bliss
with David Campbell, clarinet
Part of the Wallingford Chamber Music 2022 Season
Add to my Calendar 14-05-2022 20:00 14-05-2022 22:00 36 Sacconi Quartet - Clarinet Quintets by Brahms and Bliss We are delighted to welcome again the ever-popular Sacconi Quartet, who are noted for their unanimous and compelling ensemble and fresh and imaginative approach to music. The quartet has now celebrated 20 years together, still with the original four members. For this concert they are joined by the distinguished clarinettist David Campbell, who has made a speciality of the quintet repertoire. The Brahms quintet was a late masterpiece, inspired by the playing of Richard Mühlfeld, which has become a corner-stone of the repertoire. Arthur Bliss wrote his lyrical and expressively melodic post-Romantic quintet in 1932, partly in memory of his brother, a clarinettist, who had been killed on the Somme. The music of Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979) is only now being rescued from undeserved obscurity. Born in England, and a pupil of Stanford at the Royal College of Music, she was a professional viola-player before settling in America. St Mary-le-More Church, Wallingford DD/MM/YYYYDetails
St Mary-le-More Church
Market Place
Wallingford
Oxfordshire
OX10 0EG
England
Programme
Rebecca Clarke – Prelude, Allegro and Pastorale
Arthur Bliss – Clarinet Quintet, F.20
Johannes Brahms – Clarinet Quintet in B minor, Op.115
Performers
David Campbell – clarinet
Sacconi Quartet
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Programme Note
We are delighted to welcome again the ever-popular Sacconi Quartet, who are noted for their unanimous and compelling ensemble and fresh and imaginative approach to music. The quartet has now celebrated 20 years together, still with the original four members. For this concert they are joined by the distinguished clarinettist David Campbell, who has made a speciality of the quintet repertoire.
The Brahms quintet was a late masterpiece, inspired by the playing of Richard Mühlfeld, which has become a corner-stone of the repertoire.
Arthur Bliss wrote his lyrical and expressively melodic post-Romantic quintet in 1932, partly in memory of his brother, a clarinettist, who had been killed on the Somme.
The music of Rebecca Clarke (1886-1979) is only now being rescued from undeserved obscurity. Born in England, and a pupil of Stanford at the Royal College of Music, she was a professional viola-player before settling in America.
