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Wigmore Hall
36 Wigmore St
Marylebone
London
W1U 2BP
England
Programme
Meirion Williams – Gwynfyd
Benjamin Britten – Les Illuminations, Op.18
Sergei Rachmaninov – O net, molyu, ne ukhodi (O stay my love), Op.4 no.1
Sergei Rachmaninov – Utro (Morning), Op.4 no.2
Sergei Rachmaninov – V molchan’i nochi tajnoj (In the silence of the secret night), Op.4 no.3
Gabriel Fauré – Nell, Op.19 no.1
Ernest Chausson – Le Colibri (The Humming Bird), Op.2 no.7
Franz Schubert – Nachtstück, D.672
Dilys Elwyn-Edwards – Caneuon y tri Aderyn (Songs of the Three Birds)
Lewis Murphy – Onwards (words by Laura Attridge. World premiere)
Yshani Perinpanayagam – Constellations (Words by Laura Attridge)
Charles Koechlin – Si tu le veux
Claude Debussy – En sourdine (Fêtes galantes)
Alfred Bachelet – Chere Nuit
Hugo Wolf – Der Jäger (Mörike Lieder)
Hugo Wolf – Jägerlied (Mörike Lieder)
Hugo Wolf – Storchenbotschaft (Mörike Lieder)
Performers
Jessica Cale – soprano
Beth Moxon – mezzo-soprano
Dafydd Jones – tenor
Jamie Woollard – Bass
Jong Sun Woo – piano
Jonathan Ware – piano
Samling Institute for Young Artists
Programme Note
In a frenetic world where there never seems time ‘to stop and stare’, this year’s Samling Artist Showcase celebrates the art of contemplation and what it means to be alive. Drawing inspiration from the poetry of the Romantics to the present day, the programme will reflect ‘On Man, On Nature and On Human Life’.
This song recital brings together an impressive line-up of young artists who are embarking on careers in major opera houses and concert halls across the UK and Europe. They appear alongside the internationally acclaimed pianist Samling Artist Jonathan Ware. It is the flagship public event for the Samling Artist Programme, illuminating Samling Institute's outstanding and ongoing impact on the world of song and opera and forming a key element of the ongoing support provided to alumni.
