Amalthea Ensemble: An adaptable ensemble comprising of flute, clarinet and cello. at World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens, London on Thursday 19th October 2023

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Amalthea Ensemble

An adaptable ensemble comprising of flute, clarinet and cello.

Add to my Calendar 19-10-2023 19:30 19-10-2023 21:30 36 Amalthea Ensemble The Amalthea Ensemble was formed in 2022 by flautist Meg Diamond and cellist Alice Cheer with the aim of bringing chamber music in many forms to a variety of audiences. Their name and logo, the cornucopia, represent the plentiful offerings of the ensemble; in Greek mythology, Amalthea is a nymph in the form of a goat that cared for Zeus when he was being hidden from Cronos. Amalthea provided all necessities to Zeus, and it is her horn that the traditional cornucopia is based on. Since its inception, they have performed in Moseley Road Baths and All Saints Church in Penarth, and for numerous commercial events. They have had coaching from Rose Redgrave and Will Hammond, and have worked with pianist John Cheer and clarinettist Will Hammond for projects. They have commissioned works from composers Georgia Denham and Millicent B James, and artist Rhea D’Souza. They are always looking to collaborate with more musicians and interact with wider audiences, and look forward to future concerts and projects. World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

World Heart Beat Embassy Gardens
3 Ponton Road
Nine Elms, Battersea
London
SW11 7BD
England

Thursday 19th October 2023
7:30 PM

Programme

Heitor Villa-Lobos – Assobio a Jato, W493
Nikolai Girshevich Kapustin – A little duo
Charles Koechlin – Trio pour Flûte, Clarinette et Basson
Asha Srinivasan – Dviraag
Béla Bartók – Romanian Folk Dances (arr. Roe Goodman)

Performers

Meg Diamond – flute
Alice Cheer – Cello
Will Hammond – clarinet

Programme Note

The Amalthea Ensemble was formed in 2022 by flautist Meg Diamond and cellist Alice Cheer with the aim of bringing chamber music in many forms to a variety of audiences. Their name and logo, the cornucopia, represent the plentiful offerings of the ensemble; in Greek mythology, Amalthea is a nymph in the form of a goat that cared for Zeus when he was being hidden from Cronos. Amalthea provided all necessities to Zeus, and it is her horn that the traditional cornucopia is based on.

Since its inception, they have performed in Moseley Road Baths and All Saints Church in Penarth, and for numerous commercial events. They have had coaching from Rose Redgrave and Will Hammond, and have worked with pianist John Cheer and clarinettist Will Hammond for projects. They have commissioned works from composers Georgia Denham and Millicent B James, and artist Rhea D’Souza. They are always looking to collaborate with more musicians and interact with wider audiences, and look forward to future concerts and projects.

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