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Great Britons
January 26, 2004
Read a
Port Folio Weekly Review
"...a titillating evening of chamber music that
was superb in planning and realization." |
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Sonata in
F Major
Charles Hillen, recorder; Michael Murphy,
lute, theorbo; Linda
Murphy, Baroque guitar |
Daniel Purcell
(1660-1717) |
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Lute Songs
- Flow, my tears
- Come away, come
sweet love
- Fine knacks for
ladies
Billye Brown Youmans, soprano; Michael Murphy, lute |
John Dowland
(1563-1626) |
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Phantasy
Quartet, Opus 2
Sherie Aguirre,
oboe;
Yun
Zhang,
violin;
Beverly Baker,
viola;
Janet Kriner,
cello |
Benjamin Britten
(1913-1976) |
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Intermission |
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Three
Intermezzi, Opus 13 (1880)
F. Gerard Errante, clairnet;
Charles Woodward, piano |
Charles Villiers Stanford
(1852-1924) |
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Three
Songs on Poems by
Edith Sitwell (1932)
- Through Gilded
Trellises
- Sir Guy Faulk
- Daphne
Billye Brown Youmans,
soprano;
Charles Woodward,
piano
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William Walton
(1902-1983) |
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Facade 2
(1922-23)
- Came the Great
Popinjay
- Aubade
- March
- Madam Mouse Trots
- The Octogenarian
- Gardener Janus
Catches a Naiad
- Water Party
- Said King Pompey
Les Wasserman,
speaker;
Debra
Cross,
flute/piccolo;
F. Gerard Errante, clarinet/bass clairnet;
James Nesbit,
alto saxophone;
Geoffrey McBride,
trumpet;
Janet Kriner,
cello;
David Walker,
percussion;
Allen Shaffer,
conductor |
William Walton |
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Reception provided by
CORA
Flowers provided by
Bloom |
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Prodigies
February 16, 2004
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Sonata for Violin and Piano,
K.6
(composed in 1764 at age 6)
Yun Zhang,
violin;
Allen
Shaffer, harpsichord |
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
(1756-1791) |
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Duo for
flute and piano (1971)
- Poetic, somewhat mournful
- Lively, with bounce
Kathleen Winters, flute (Winner of the Consort's 2003 Young Artists Competition);
Ruth Winters, piano |
Aaron
Copland
(1900-1990) |
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Trio in G Major, Wo)
37
(1786, age 15)
Kathleen Winters, flute;
David Savige, bassoon;
Ruth Winters, piano |
Ludwig van Beethoven
(1770-1827) |
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Sextet in D Major,
Opus 110
(1824, age 14)
Yun Zhang,
violin;
Beverly Baker and Jennifer Snyder,
violas;
Janet Kriner,
cello;
Christopher White,
double bass;
Ruth Winters,
piano |
Felix Mendelssohn
(1810-1849) |
Reception provided by
Bazemores
Flowers provided by
Bloom |
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Stravinsky!
35th Anniversary Concert
March 29, 2004
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Read a review of the program from ArtSong Update
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Pastorale (1933)
Yun
Zhang, violin;
Oksana Lutsyshyn, piano |
Igor Stravinsky
(1882-1971) |
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Three Pieces (1919)
F. Gerard Errante,
solo clarinet |
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Serenade in A (1925)
Oksana Lutsyshyn,
piano |
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Intermission |
The Soldier's Tale
to be read, played and danced |
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Music by Igor
Stravinsky (1918)
Text by
C. F. Ramuz
English version by Michael Flanders and Kitty Black
Choreography by Amanda Kinzer
Set and Lighting by Mark Curtis
Production coordinated by Patricia Bernick |
The Readers
Robert Randolph, the Narrator
Steve Kelley, The Soldier
Robert Burchette, The Devil
The Dancers
Elizabeth Zamer, The Princess
Jason Williams, The Soldier
Dusan Jenkins, The Devil
The Players
Yun Zhang, violin;
Christopher White, double bass
F. Gerard Errante, clarinet;
Andrew Gott, bassoon
Geoffrey McBride, trumpet;
Donna Parkes, trombone
David Walker, percussion
Dennis Zeisler, conductor
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Reception provided by
Enrico's
Ristorante
Flowers provided by
Bloom |
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Czech Mates
April 19, 2004 |
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First Sonata for flute and Piano
(1945)
Debra
Cross, flute;
Charles Woodward, piano |
Bohuslav Martinu
(1890-1959) |
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Concertino (1925)
Oksana Lutsyshyn, piano;
Yun Zhang and
Lesa Bishop,
violin; Jennifer Snyder, viola;
F. Gerard Errante, clarinet;
David Wick, horn;
Andrew Gott, bassoon |
Leos Janacek
(1854-1928) |
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Quintet in A Major, Opus 81
(1887)
Yun Zhang
and
Lesa Bishop,
violin;
Beverly
Baker, viola;
Janet Kriner, cello;
Charles Woodward, piano |
Antonin Dvorak
(1841-1904) |
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Reception provided by
Rom
Thai
Flowers provided by
Bloom |
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Copyright ~ Norfolk
Chamber Consort ~ 2005 |
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