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From Bach to Barber via Brazil
Night Owl with Orchestra of the Swan and cellist Matthew Barley
Part of the Orchestra of the Swan 2023-2024 Season
Add to my Calendar 14-11-2023 19:00 14-11-2023 21:00 36 From Bach to Barber via Brazil Renowned cellist and musical innovator Matthew Barley curates an orchestral journey like no other. Underpinned by the elemental music of J.S. Bach and connected by fragments of improvisation, this programme uncovers links between the music of Argentina, Brazil, North America and Europe. A UK classical cellist, Matthew has been on a mission to understand and master the art of improvisation for the last 30 years, exhilarated by the fear of freedom. In the late 90’s, Matthew began to introduce improvisation into recital programmes, and fell in love with the thrill of siting in front of an expectant audience not knowing what note he would play until he played it! Stratford Playhouse, Stratford-upon-Avon DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Stratford Playhouse
14 Rother Street
Stratford-upon-Avon
Warwickshire
CV37 6LU
England
Programme
Astor Piazzolla – Milonga del Angel
Milton Nascimento – Um Girassol da Cor do Seu Cabelo
Samuel Barber – Adagio for Strings, Op.11
George Frideric Handel – 12 Concerti Grossi, Op.6
Antonio Carlos Jobim – Sambia
Antonio Carlos Jobim – Mantiqueira Range
Antonio Carlos Jobim – The girl from Ipanema
Antonio Carlos Jobim – Aguas de Marco
Johann Sebastian Bach – Gott, durch deine Güte (Gottes Sohn ist kommen), BWV 724
Performers
Matthew Barley – cello
Orchestra of the Swan
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Programme Note
Renowned cellist and musical innovator Matthew Barley curates an orchestral journey like no other. Underpinned by the elemental music of J.S. Bach and connected by fragments of improvisation, this programme uncovers links between the music of Argentina, Brazil, North America and Europe.
A UK classical cellist, Matthew has been on a mission to understand and master the art of improvisation for the last 30 years, exhilarated by the fear of freedom. In the late 90’s, Matthew began to introduce improvisation into recital programmes, and fell in love with the thrill of siting in front of an expectant audience not knowing what note he would play until he played it!
