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The Art of Storytelling - 'The Bremen Town Musicians'

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Part of the Wyastone Virtual Concert Series 2021

Add to my Calendar 16-04-2021 18:00 16-04-2021 20:00 36 The Art of Storytelling - 'The Bremen Town Musicians' Music from Wyastone - Studio Concert Series The Art of Storytelling - The Bremen Town Musicians Illustrations by members of ESO Youth and students from Chadsgrove School, Bromsgrove.  Performance will be released at 6.00pm GMT on Friday 16th April 2021 on the ESO Website. Click here to access the performance - available for 72 hours or join ESO Digital to continue enjoying this concert and more! "David Yang commissioned The Bremen Town Musicians for Auricolae in 2008. It has since been taken up by other ensembles across the country, as far away as Australia and Qatar, and in the Philadelphia Orchestra “Our City, Your Orchestra” 2021 chamber music series. In 2016 the conductor Kenneth Woods, who as cellist performed and recorded Bremen with Auricolae, asked me to orchestrate it for his English Symphony Orchestra. I’ve adapted the Brothers Grimm story for my libretto, changing none of the salient features of this tale of four animals who, seeking fortune in the far city of Bremen, fall among thieves, outwit them, and find their good fortune as friends together, never arriving in Bremen." by Kile Smith   WHAT IS ESO DIGITAL?By donating monthly to English Symphony Orchestra, you will get free access to ESO Digital. Click here for more details: https://www.eso.co.uk/digital/ IS THIS A LIVE PERFORMANCE?No, this was recorded at Wyastone Concert Hall on 30th July 2020. WAS IT PRODUCED SAFELY?Yes, we continue to work with the Musicians' Union and other experts to have up-to-date risk assessment in line with the current government guidelines. WILL THIS PERFORMANCE BE AVAILABLE AFTER BROADCAST?Yes. ESO Digital contains 24/7 access to previously ‘limited-time’ content, as well as archival material. Wyastone Concert Hall, Monmouth DD/MM/YYYY

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Wyastone Concert Hall
Wyastone Leys
Monmouth
Monmouthshire
NP25 3SR
Wales


Programme

Kile SmithBremen Town Musicians

Performers

Kenneth Woods – Conductor
Gemma Whelan – Narrator

English Symphony Orchestra

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Programme Note

Music from Wyastone - Studio Concert Series

The Art of Storytelling - The Bremen Town Musicians

Illustrations by members of ESO Youth and students from Chadsgrove School, Bromsgrove. 

Performance will be released at 6.00pm GMT on Friday 16th April 2021 on the ESO Website.

Click here to access the performance - available for 72 hours or join ESO Digital to continue enjoying this concert and more!

"David Yang commissioned The Bremen Town Musicians for Auricolae in 2008. It has since been taken up by other ensembles across the country, as far away as Australia and Qatar, and in the Philadelphia Orchestra “Our City, Your Orchestra” 2021 chamber music series. In 2016 the conductor Kenneth Woods, who as cellist performed and recorded Bremen with Auricolae, asked me to orchestrate it for his English Symphony Orchestra. I’ve adapted the Brothers Grimm story for my libretto, changing none of the salient features of this tale of four animals who, seeking fortune in the far city of Bremen, fall among thieves, outwit them, and find their good fortune as friends together, never arriving in Bremen." by Kile Smith

 

WHAT IS ESO DIGITAL?
By donating monthly to English Symphony Orchestra, you will get free access to ESO Digital. Click here for more details: https://www.eso.co.uk/digital/

IS THIS A LIVE PERFORMANCE?
No, this was recorded at Wyastone Concert Hall on 30th July 2020.

WAS IT PRODUCED SAFELY?
Yes, we continue to work with the Musicians' Union and other experts to have up-to-date risk assessment in line with the current government guidelines.

WILL THIS PERFORMANCE BE AVAILABLE AFTER BROADCAST?
Yes. ESO Digital contains 24/7 access to previously ‘limited-time’ content, as well as archival material.

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