Programme:
The
Broken Consort - directed by Helen Brammer:
'Eyjafjallajökull'
- Andrew Toovey
A
world premiere performance of a new work commissioned by, and
dedicated to, the performers of The Broken Consort
The
Songbyrds – directed by Ben Cox:
'The
Bare Necessities' (from Disney's 'The Jungle Book') - Terry Gilkyson
'Will
Ye Go, Lassie, Go?' - Scottish trad., Anon.
'The
Salley Gardens' - Trad. (Arr. Benjamin Britten)
'Danny
Boy' - Trad. (Arr. Alan Simmons)
'Feelin'
Groovy' - Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel
'Ave
Maria' - Franz Schubert
'I
Know Him So Well' (from the musical 'Chess') - Benny Andersson and
Bjorn Ulvaeus
'Thank
You For The Music' – ABBA
The
Broken Consort & The Songbyrds - directed by Ben Cox:
'Stabat
mater dolorosa' from 'Stabat mater' – Pergolesi (Arr. H. Brammer)
'Largo
& Allegro' from Sonata in G minor – J. Loeillet of London
George
Goodall & Imogen Locke (Treble Recorders); and Joan Goodall
(Harpsichord)
'Largo,
ma non tanto' from Concerto in D minor – J. S. Bach (Arr. Jasmine
Choi)
Heather
Loebl & Helen Brammer Flutes; and Angela Ayton (Piano)
'Affettuoso
& Allegro Vivace' from Concerto in A minor – Telemann
George
Goodall, Imogen Locke, Maureen Snell (Treble Recorders); Penny
Layland, Judy Skelton (Flutes); Annabel Crowe (Oboe); and Joan
Goodall (Harpsichord)
'Che
soave zeffiretto' & 'Voi che sapete' from 'The Marriage of
Figaro' – Mozart (Arr. H. Brammer)
Heather
Loebl (Flute; Theresa Hitching, Nicola Thompson (Clarinets); Mike
Winterburn (Bassoon); Kath Russell, Rod Lackey, John Marshall
(Violins); Polly Kaufmann (Viola); Diana Locke (Bass)
The
Broken Consort:
'English
Folk Song Suite' – Vaughan Williams (Arr. H. Brammer)
I
– 'March: Seventeen Come Sunday'
II
– 'Intermezzo: My Bonny Boy'
III
– 'March: Folk Songs from Somerset'
Once again we enjoyed a lovely post-concert party hosted by Angela & Mike - thank you!
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