Garth Knox viola, viola d'amore; Antoine Tamestit viola; Rosalind Ventris viola; Tabea Zimmermann viola
Old Viola Music and Newer Variations
Add to my Calendar 29-11-2014 11:30 29-11-2014 13:30 36 Garth Knox viola, viola d'amore; Antoine Tamestit viola; Rosalind Ventris viola; Tabea Zimmermann viola Since its origins in the early 1500s, the viola has played a crucial role in the development of chamber music. Wigmore Hall’s viola day offers a chance to journey through five centuries of the instrument’s development in company with four remarkable virtuosi: internationally celebrated recitalist, chamber musician, and concerto soloist Tabea Zimmermann, former pupil of Zimmermann and now world renowned Antoine Tamestit, former violist of the Arditti Quartet Garth Knox, and winner of the EUCO Prize at the 2006 Lionel Tertis International Viola Competition Rosalind Ventris. Supported by the Tertis Foundation Wigmore Hall, London DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Wigmore Hall
36 Wigmore St
Marylebone
London
W1U 2BP
England
Programme
Henry Purcell – Fantasias Nos. 9, 10 and 11
Tobias Hume – Pavan for viola d’amore
Pierre Leclair – Sonata in G minor for two violins or viols Op. 12 no. 5 (transposed to C minor)
Bruno Maderna – Malor me bat for 3 violas (after Ockeghem)
Garth Knox – Marin Marais Variations on ‘Folies d’Espagne’ for 4 violas
Performers
Garth Knox – viola / viola d’amore
Antoine Tamestit – viola
Rosalind Ventris – viola
Tabea Zimmermann – viola
Programme Note
Since its origins in the early 1500s, the viola has played a crucial role in the development of chamber music.
Wigmore Hall’s viola day offers a chance to journey through five centuries of the instrument’s development in company with four remarkable virtuosi: internationally celebrated recitalist, chamber musician, and concerto soloist Tabea Zimmermann, former pupil of Zimmermann and now world renowned Antoine Tamestit, former violist of the Arditti Quartet Garth Knox, and winner of the EUCO Prize at the 2006 Lionel Tertis International Viola Competition Rosalind Ventris.
Supported by the Tertis Foundation