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Saturday 24 November 2007
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7.45pm
Millennium Hall, Fulston Manor School
Brenchley Road
Sittingbourne
ME10 4EG
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
Tickets from Swade Music, Roman Square, Sittingbourne, or on the door
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Sittingbourne Music Society
Cory Band
Dr Robert Childs, conductor
Elgar: Severn Suite
McCabe: Cloudcatcher Fells
Ireland: A Downland Suite
Walton: Spitfire Prelude and Fugue
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Sunday 28 October 2007
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8pm
Fitzwilliam College
Cambridge
United Kingdom
Details:
E-mail
+44 (0)1223 332 044
Tickets from Michael Downes
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Bergamo Ensemble
Lesley-Jane Rogers, soprano
Bergamo Ensemble
Michael Downes, conductor
Morgan Hayes: Snapshots
Bridge: 3 Songs
Copland: As it fell upon a day
Roderick Watkins: Kane no koe
Jeremy Thurlow: The Pedlar of Swaffham
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
Stravinsky: 3 Shakespeare Songs
Ravel: Chansons madécasses
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Saturday 27 October 2007
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3pm
St Gregory's Music Centre
North Holmes Road
Canterbury
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)1227 782 244
£8 (£4 students)
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Bergamo Ensemble
Lesley-Jane Rogers, soprano
Bergamo Ensemble
Michael Downes, conductor
Morgan Hayes: Snapshots
Bridge: 3 Songs
Copland: As it fell upon a day
Roderick Watkins: Kane no koe (world première)
Jeremy Thurlow: The Pedlar of Swaffham (world première)
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
Stravinsky: 3 Shakespeare Songs
Ravel: Chansons madécasses
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Thursday 25 October 2007
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7.30pm
Theatre Royal
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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Wednesday 24 October 2007
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7.30pm
Theatre Royal
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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2pm
Theatre Royal
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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Tuesday 23 October 2007
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7.30pm
Theatre Royal
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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Thursday 18 October 2007
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7.30pm
Empire Theatre
Sunderland
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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2pm
Empire Theatre
Sunderland
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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Wednesday 17 October 2007
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7.30pm
Empire Theatre
Sunderland
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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Sunday 14 October 2007
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The Cinema
Newton Stewart, Scotland
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe, piano
Beethoven: Sonata in C minor, Op 10, No 1
McCabe: Snowfall in Winter (Study No 9 - Hommage à Debussy)
McCabe: Tunstall Chimes (Study No 10 - Hommage à Ravel)
Ravel: Valses nobles et sentimentales
Rawsthorne: Theme and Four Studies
Haydn: Sonata in A flat, Landon 31 (Hoboken 46)
Start time to be announced
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Saturday 29 September 2007
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7.30pm
Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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2.30pm
Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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Friday 28 September 2007
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7.30pm
Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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Thursday 27 September 2007
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7.30pm
Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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2pm
Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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Wednesday 26 September 2007
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7.30pm
Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II (complete ballet)
'... the sweeping landscapes of a menacing world - where the grim reaper, scythe in hand, hides round every corner.'
Director David Bintley's interpretation of Christopher Marlowe's dark epic is set during a scandalous and merciless era of English history. Evocations of cruel medieval England are created by John McCabe's score, which counterpoints Peter J Davison's staging and Jasper Conran's lavish and licentious leather costumes.
In this fierce and sadistic atmosphere, Edward makes his first provocative act on becoming king - to recall his male lover, Piers Gaveston, from exile. Quickly enraged by her husband's pampered boyfriend, Edward's wife, Isabella, supports a petition to hunt down and remove Gaveston. But the chase escalates dangerously, resulting in Gaveston's brutal murder. Grief stricken, Edward vows revenge.
David Bintley created Edward II for Stuttgart Ballet in 1995, first staging it for BRB to great critical acclaim in 1997. This eagerly anticipated revival contrasts passages of intense passion and primitivism.
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Friday 14 September 2007
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Philharmonic Hall
Hope Street
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra - McCabe première
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Vasily Petrenko, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Symphony Labyrinth (world première)
Start time to be announced
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Tuesday 28 August 2007
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11.30am
St Mary's Church, Kinnerton
Herefordshire
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Flute and Harp at Kinnerton
Kathryn Thomas, flute
Lucy Wakeford, harp
Jean Françaix: Cinque piccoli duetti
Carl Nielsen: The Fog is lifting, Op 41
McCabe: March Sonatina for solo flute (world premiere - Presteigne Festival 25th Anniversary Commission)
André Jolivet: Alla Rustica
Christopher Lyndon Gee: Over Litton (world premiere - Presteigne Festival 25th Anniversary Commission)
Arnold Bax: Sonata for flute and harp
Presteigne Festival 2007 event 21
Limited availability, early booking recommended
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Monday 23 July 2007
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7pm
St John's
Smith Square
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Neil Chaffey 70th birthday concert
Artists include Fiona Cross, clarinet, the Fujita Trio and the Atrium String Quartet
To include:
McCabe: Sonata for clarinet, cello and piano
Shostakovich: Piano Trio No 2 in E minor
Tchaikovsky: String Quartet No 2 in F
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Friday 20 July 2007
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Pavilion Gardens
Buxton
Derbyshire
United Kingdom
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Derbyshire County Youth Orchestra
Peter Stark, conductor
Arnold: Symphony No 5
McCabe: The Golden Valley
Start time tba
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Tuesday 10 July 2007
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9.45am
WASBE Conference
Killarney
Ireland
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WASBE Conference: Research Session
Wind Ensemble from Royal Academy of Music Junior Department / Pete Harrison
To include:
McCabe: Symphony for 10 Wind Instruments
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Sunday 8 July 2007
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7.30pm
Wigmore Hall
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Malcolm Binns plays Haydn, Beethoven, McCabe and Lyapunov
Malcolm Binns, piano
Haydn: Variations in F minor
Beethoven: Sonatas in F, Op 54, and C minor, Op 111
McCabe: Epithalamium (Study No 11 - Homage to Mussorgsky) (world première)
Lyapunov: Carillon, Berceuse and Lesghinka (from Transcendental Studies)
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Saturday 7 July 2007
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3.30pm
Royal Academy of Music
Marylebone Road
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Wind Ensemble from Royal Academy of Music Junior Department / Pete Harrison
To include:
McCabe: Symphony for 10 Wind Instruments
Start time tbc
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21 June 2007 - 28 June 2007
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National Arts Centre
Ottawa
Canada
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Young Composers' Course: John McCabe as guest composer
Wednesday 27th June: Concert programme includes:
McCabe: Rainforest I
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Wednesday 13 June 2007
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7.30pm
Jacqueline du Pré Music Building
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£10 (£5 concessions)
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Stravinsky, McCabe, Salonen and Handel
John McCabe, piano
Oxford University Sinfonietta
Peter Bassano, conductor
Stravinsky: Octet
McCabe: Piano Concerto No 2 Sinfonia Concertante
Salonen: Stockholm Diary (2004)
Handel: Concerto Grosso in G, Op 6 No 1
Tickets available from the Oxford Playhouse, +44 (0)1865 305 305
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Friday 11 May 2007
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8pm
Holywell Music Room
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe, piano
Beethoven: Sonata in C minor, Op 10, No 1
Emily Howard: Sky and Water
Vasks: Fantasia (Landscapes of the burnt-out earth)
McCabe: Tenebrae
Haydn: Sonata in F, Landon 44 (Hoboken 29)
Webern: Variations, Op 27
Carl Nielsen: Suite (1919)
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Friday 27 April 2007
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1.10pm
Clothworkers' Centenary Concert Hall
The University
Leeds
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
Free admission
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Joseph Tong and Waka Hasagewa - music for two pianos
Dutilleux: Figures de Resonances
LeFanu: Echo and Narcissus
McCabe: Two Scenes from Edward II
Adams: Hallelujah Junction
Pre-concert talk by Nicola LeFanu at 12.30pm
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Thursday 19 April 2007
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7.30pm
Music Hall
Shrewsbury
United Kingdom
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Orchestra of St John's - McCabe, Tchaikovsky, Delius and Schubert
Raphael Wallfisch, cello
Orchestra of St John's
John Lubbock, conductor
McCabe: Red Leaves
Tchaikovsky: Variations on a Rococo Theme
Delius: On hearing the first Cuckoo
Delius: Summer Night on the River
Tchaikovsky: December (The Seasons)
Schubert: Symphony No 5 in B flat
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Wednesday 18 April 2007
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7.45pm
Orchard Theatre
Home Gardens, Dartford
Kent
DA1 1ED
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Orchestra of St John's - McCabe, Tchaikovsky, Delius and Schubert
Raphael Wallfisch, cello
Orchestra of St John's
John Lubbock, conductor
McCabe: Red Leaves
Tchaikovsky: Variations on a Rococo Theme
Delius: On hearing the first Cuckoo
Delius: Summer Night on the River
Tchaikovsky: December (The Seasons)
Schubert: Symphony No 5 in B flat
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Saturday 24 March 2007
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7.30pm
Arts Centre
Poole
Dorset
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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The Piano Masters - A Celebration of Piano Music
John McCabe, piano
Anna Markland, piano
Philip Fowke, piano
Philip Smith, piano
Haydn: Sonata in D, L39 (Hob. 24)
Brahms: 4 Pieces, Op 119
Ravel: Sonatine
McCabe: Tunstall Chimes (Study No 10 - Hommage à Ravel)
Music by Scriabin played by Anna Markland
Music by Billy Mayerl played by Philip Fowke
Music by Beethoven, Schubert, Debussy and Gershwin played by Philip Smith
Music by Mozart, Rachmaninov and Copland played by Anna Markland and Philip Fowke
Four distinguished concert pianists celebrate over 200 years of keyboard masterpieces.
Bringing together virtuoso pianist and leading composer John McCabe, percussionist Evelyn Glennie's pianist Philip Smith and two iof Britain's most distinguished pianists Philip Fowke and Anna Markland.
The programme includes Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven from the classic period, the great romantics Schubert, Brahms and Rachmaninov, the impressionists Ravel and Debussy, Billy Mayerl, Gershwin and Aaron Copland from the 20th century.
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Saturday 10 March 2007
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8pm
Exeter College Chapel
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Commotio with Rosie Banks, cello
McCabe: Partita for solo cello
Richard Allain: Ubi Caritas
Rudi Tas: Miserere
Frank Ferko: Lord, Let At Last Thine Angels Come
John Pickard: Ubi Caritas
Martin Eastwood: Ave Maria
Lennox Berkeley: Ubi Caritas
Eric Whitacre: I thank You God for this most amazing day
John Harper: Ubi Caritas
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Saturday 17 February 2007
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7.30pm
Brangwyn Hall
Swansea
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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BBC National Orchestra of Wales
David Pyatt, horn
BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Tadaaki Otaka, conductor
McCabe: Horn Concerto
Mahler: Symphony No 5
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Friday 16 February 2007
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7.30pm
St David's Hall
Cardiff
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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BBC National Orchestra of Wales
David Pyatt, horn
BBC National Orchestra of Wales
Tadaaki Otaka, conductor
McCabe: Horn Concerto (world première)
Mahler: Symphony No 5
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Sunday 11 February 2007
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3pm
MacRobert Lecture Theatre
The University
Aberdeen, Scotland
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Haydn, Ravel, Beethoven, McCabe and Brahms
John McCabe, piano
Haydn: Sonata in D, Landon 24 (Hob. 39)
Ravel: Sonatine
Beethoven: Sonata in D, Op 28 (Pastoral)
McCabe: Tenebrae
Brahms: Four Pieces, Op 119
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Saturday 10 February 2007
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9pm
The Links Hotel
Montrose
Scotland
United Kingdom
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Music at the Links Hotel, Montrose
John McCabe, piano
Beethoven: Sonata in C minor, Op 10 No 1
McCabe: Snowfall in Winter (Study No 9 - Hommage à Debussy)
Ravel: Sonatine
Frank Bridge: Five Pieces
Brahms: Four Pieces Op 119
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Sunday 28 January 2007
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2pm
Lord Rhodes Room, Royal Northern College of Music
Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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RNCM Festival of Brass - Brass Mark 5
To include:
McCabe: Harbour with Ships
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Friday 26 January 2007
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7.45pm
Sittingbourne Community College
Swanstree Avenue, Sittingbourne
Kent
ME10 4NL
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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The King's Singers
To include:
McCabe: Cartography (world première)
Sittingbourne Music Society
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Wednesday 10 January 2007
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7.30pm
Queen Elizabeth Hall
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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London Philharmonic Orchestra
London Philharmonic Orchestra and Choir
Steven Sloane, conductor
Sheriff: Akeda (The Sacrifice of Isaac) [UK première]
Handel: Dixit Dominus
McCabe: Symphony on a Pavane [world première]
Bernstein: Chichester Psalms
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Monday 7 August 2006
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7.45pm
The Cathedral
Hereford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Kodály, McCabe and Schubert
Carys Lane, soprano
Philharmonia Orchestra
Adrian Lucas, conductor
Kodály: Budavari Te Deum
McCabe: Notturni de Alba
Schubert: Mass in A flat
Three Choirs Festival
The start time for this evening concert has yet to be announced
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Saturday 8 July 2006
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7.30pm
St Mary's Church
Ealing
London
W5
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Addison Singers conducted by David Wordsworth
To include:
McCabe: The Evening Watch
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Friday 23 June 2006
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8pm
Holywell Music Room
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Oxford Liederabende Series
Kathryn Whitney, mezzo-soprano
Sholto Kynoch, piano
Wolf: Lieder
McCabe: 5 Gedichte
Schumann: Liederkreis Op 24
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Saturday 20 May 2006
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7.30pm
Emmanuel Church
Didsbury
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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William Byrd Singers of Manchester
John McCabe, piano
William Byrd Singers of Manchester
Stephen Wilkinson, conductor
Morley: Sing we and chant it
Byrd: Come, woeful Orpheus
Weelkes: What, have the gods their consort sent?
Pinto: Piano Sonata in A major
Rebecca Clarke: 2 Songs for Female Chorus and Piano
Rebecca Clarke: Chorus from Shelley's Hellas
Elgar: Go, song of mine
McCabe: Proud Songsters
Finzi: Nightingales
Britten: Ballad of Lady Barnard and Little Musgrave
Holst: Drinking Song
McCabe: Studies for Piano (Nos 8 Scrunch and 9 Snowfall in Winter)
Wilkinson: Bristol (from Betjeman's Bells)
Redwood: The Flowering Forest
Richard Rodney Bennett: The Akond of Swat
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Sunday 14 May 2006
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3pm
Highgate School
North Road
London
N6
United Kingdom
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Tessa Uys in Highgate
Tessa Uys, piano
Scarlatti: Sonata in E K380
Scarlatti: Sonata in C K159
Haydn: Sonata in B minor H XVI/32
Schubert: Drei Klavierstücke D946
Rachmaninov: Preludes - a selection
McCabe: Variations (1963)
Liszt: Legend of St Paul walking on the waves
Hampstead and Highgate Festival 2006 event HHF06
Concert pianist Tessa Uys was born in South Africa and made her concert début with the Cape Town Symphony Orchestra at the age of 13. During the past decades she has established for herself a reputation as a concert performer and a broadcasting artist, performing at some of the world's major concert venues.
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Saturday 6 May 2006
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1pm
Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall
University of York
York
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Music by Britten, McCabe, Paul Robinson, Dutilleux and LeFanu
Joseph Tong and Waka Hasegawa (two pianos)
Britten: Introduction and Rondo alla Burlesca
McCabe: 2 Scenes from Edward II (UK première)
Paul Robinson: Eris
Dutilleux: Figures de Resonances
LeFanu: new work (première)
York Spring Festival of New Music
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Saturday 18 March 2006
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7.30pm
St Peter's Methodist Church
St Peter's Street
Canterbury
United Kingdom
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Eimer Piano Trio
Haydn: Piano Trio in E flat, Hob 30
McCabe: Desert III: Landscape
Shostakovich: Piano Trio No 2 in E minor Op 67
Tickets from Canterbury Bookings +44 (0)1227 378 100 or from Jenny Devenish +44 (0)1227 456 359
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Tuesday 14 March 2006
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Sheffield
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Rachel Nicholls sings McCabe and McDowall
Rachel Nicholls, soprano
Paul Plummer, piano
To include:
McCabe: Gladestry Quatrains
McDowall: Radnor Songs
Start time and venue to be announced
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Thursday 9 March 2006
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1.15pm
Haden Freeman Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music, Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
Free admission
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RNCM Wind Orchestra
Clark Rundell, conductor
Jonathan Ridley, conductor
Malcolm Arnold: Water Music
McCabe: Canyons
Buxton Orr: A John Gay Suite
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Friday 24 February 2006
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2.15pm
Lecture Recital Room
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Talk: question and answer session
John McCabe with George Odam
Landscapes of the Mind: a Festival of the music of John McCabe
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1.05pm
Music Hall
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Piano and Chamber Ensemble
McCabe: Studies for Piano; No 7 (Evening Harmonies): No 8 (Scrunch)
McCabe: Cello Sonata
McCabe: Rainforest 1
Landscapes of the Mind: a Festival of the music of John McCabe
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Thursday 23 February 2006
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7pm
Music Hall
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Wind and Brass
Guildhall Brass Band
Paul Cosh, conductor
Guildhall Symphonic Wind Ensemble
Peter Gane, conductor
McCabe: Maunsell Forts
Hans Werner Henze: Ragtimes and Habaneras
McCabe: Rainforest 3: Dandenongs
McCabe: Canyons
Landscapes of the Mind: a Festival of the music of John McCabe
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2pm
Lecture Recital Room
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Piano Masterclass
with John McCabe
Landscapes of the Mind: a Festival of the music of John McCabe
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Wednesday 22 February 2006
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7pm
Music Hall
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
London
United Kingdom
Details:
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Ensemble, Piano and Voice
Featuring John McCabe, piano
McCabe: Concerto for Piano and Wind
McCabe: Tenebrae
Robert Saxton: Chacony
Haydn: Piano Sonata in G minor, L32 (Hob 44)
McCabe: Irish Songbook (selection from) for mezzo-soprano and piano
Emily Howard: Sky and Water, for piano
Landscapes of the Mind: a Festival of the music of John McCabe
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Wednesday 18 January 2006
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1.05pm
St Andrew's Church
Holborn
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Free Winter Lunchtime Concert
City of London Sinfonia
Nicholas Ward, director
Elgar: Serenade for Strings
Dvorák: Two Waltzes
McCabe: Two Dances from Mary Queen of Scots
Mendelssohn: String Symphony No 7 in D minor
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Friday 9 December 2005
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7.30pm
The Cornerstone
Hope at Everton, Haigh Street
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)151 709 3789
£8 (£5 for students, under 25s and claimants)
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Alan Rawsthorne - Forgotten Genius
John McCabe, piano
Ensemble 10/10
Rawsthorne: Theme and Variations for Two Violins
Rawsthorne: Clarinet Quartet
Rawsthorne: Quintet for Piano and Winds
Rawsthorne: solo piano pieces
Alan Rawsthorne Day
Tickets can be bought in advance through the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra box office on +44 (0)151 709 3789, online via www.liverpoolphil.com, or on the door at the venue.
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3pm
Large Music Room (122)
School of Music, University of Liverpool, 80 Back Bedford Street South
Liverpool
L69 7WW
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Seminar: Rawsthorne and McCabe - Common Ground, Different Directions
John McCabe
Alan Rawsthorne Day
Start time to be confirmed
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1pm
University Theatre
Rathbone Building, University of Liverpool, Bedford Street South
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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McCabe plays Ravel, Rawsthorne and Haydn
John McCabe, piano
Ravel: Menuet antique
Rawsthorne: Theme and Four Studies
Haydn: Sonata in A flat L31 (Hob 46)
Rawsthorne: Sonatina
Alan Rawsthorne Day
Start time to be confirmed
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Tuesday 22 November 2005
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7.30pm
Haden Freeman Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music, Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Northern Lights
Lowry Brass Quintet
To include:
Arnold: Brass Quintet No 1
Lutoslawski: Mini Overture
McCabe: Rounds
Matthew Rogers: new work
Works by MacMillan, Corea and Berio
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Friday 11 November 2005
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8pm
Grosser Sendesaal
Funkhaus Halberg
Saarbrücken
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Tippett, Rawsthorne, Christoph Staude and Elgar
John McCabe, piano
Radio Saarbrücken Symphony Orchestra
Peter Marchbank, conductor
Tippett: Concerto for Double String Orchestra
Rawsthorne: Piano Concerto No 1
Christoph Staude: Koh-i-Noor (première)
Elgar: Overture Froissart
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Friday 4 November 2005
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7.30pm
Haden Freeman Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music, Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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RNCM Wind Orchestra
John McCabe, piano
David Butt-Philip, baritone
RNCM Wind Orchestra
Kinder Children's Choirs of the High Peak
Clark Rundell, conductor
James Gourlay, conductor
McCabe: Canyons
Gregson: Missa Brevis Pacem
Alan Bush: Scherzo Op 68
Gregson: Concerto for Piano and Wind
Gregson: The Kings Go Forth
RNCM International Wind Festival 2005
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Friday 14 October 2005
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7.30pm
Holy Trinity Church
Old Town
Stratford on Avon
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)1926 496277
Address: Pagenat House, 2 Jury Street, Warwick, CV34 4EW
£20, £15, £10
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Orchestra of St John's with Sarah Williamson, clarinet
Sarah Williamson, clarinet
Orchestra of St John's
John Lubbock, director
McCabe: Red Leaves
Mozart: Clarinet Concerto in A K622
Finzi: Bagatelles for clarinet and orchestra
Haydn: Symphony No 83 The Hen
Stratford on Avon Music Festival event 1
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Thursday 13 October 2005
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1pm
Poole Arts Centre
Poole
Dorset
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe plays Rawsthorne, Haydn and Ravel
John McCabe, piano
Rawsthorne: 4 Romantic Pieces
Rawsthorne: Sonatina
Haydn: Sonata in A flat L31
Ravel: Menuet antique
Poole Arts Centre Rawsthorne Centenary Mid-day series
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Tuesday 27 September 2005
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3pm
Watford Colosseum
Rickmansworth Road, Watford
Hertfordshire
WD17 3EX
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)20 8576 1227
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BBC Concert Orchestra
John McCabe, piano
Wihan String Quartet
BBC Concert Orchestra
Barry Wordsworth, conductor
Elgar: Serenade in E minor for strings
Haydn: Piano Concerto in D Hob 11
Haydn: String Quartet in E flat, Op 76 No 6
McCabe: Symphony No 3 (Hommages)
Tickets are free but need to be booked through BBC Audience Services via the link shown at the left. From here, you can complete the form online and book tickets. Alternatively, phone +44 (0)20 8576 1227.
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Saturday 24 September 2005
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7pm
St Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Nanaimo
British Columbia
Canada
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Heloise to Abelard
Kathryn Whitney, mezzo-soprano
Charlotte Hale, piano
To include:
McCabe: Heloise to Abelard (Canadian première)
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Tuesday 20 September 2005
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12.30pm
The Ark
Brussels
Belgium
Details:
Web site
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Fine Arts Brass
Colin Matthews: A Quick Start
McCabe: Hawk in Winter Light (world première of KlaraFestival commission)
Stephen Dodgson: The spice of life (essence and variety)
John Casken: Clarion Sea
trad arr Stephen Roberts: Top Sea Songs
Graham Fitkin: Trevor
Henry Purcell: March from the Funeral Music for Queen Mary
KlaraFestival of Flanders
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Monday 29 August 2005
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2.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Radnor Songs, Gladestry Quatrains, Strauss and Tippett
Rachel Nicholls, soprano
Paul Plummer, piano
Michael Tippett: Songs for Ariel
Richard Strauss: Schlagende Herzen Op 29 No 2
Richard Strauss: Allerseelen Op 10 No 8
Richard Strauss: Das Rosenband Op 36 No 1
Cecilia McDowall: Radnor Songs (world première of a Presteigne Festival Commission)
Richard Strauss: Morgen Op 27 No 4
Richard Strauss: Die Nacht Op 10 No 3
Richard Strauss: Befreit Op 39 No 4
John McCabe Gladestry Quatrains (world première of a Presteigne Festival Commission)
Presteigne Festival 2005 event 17
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11.30am
Village Hall, Titley
Herefordshire
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£4 unreserved
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John McCabe talks about Alan Rawsthorne
As part of our centenary celebration, Rawsthorne biographer and aficionado John McCabe offers a rare insight into the life and music of the composer with the aid of recorded musical examples.
Presteigne Festival 2005
Limited availability, early booking strongly recommended
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Saturday 27 August 2005
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7pm
Assembly Rooms, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Composers in conversation II
Cecilia McDowall, John McCabe and David Matthews discuss the music to be performed in this evening's concert with Geraint Lewis.
Presteigne Festival 2005
Free admission to ticket holders for EVENT 11
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2.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£8 unreserved | £4 children
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Elgar Piano Quintet
John McCabe, piano
Krysia Osostowicz, violin
Dante Quartet
David Matthews: Little Serenade for string quartet
Alan Rawsthorne: Sonata for violin and piano
Robin Holloway: Lento for string quartet
Edward Elgar: Piano Quintet in A minor, Op 84
Presteigne Festival 2005 event 9
To be recorded for later broadcast by BBC Radio 3
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Saturday 2 July 2005
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7.45pm
Bushey Hall School
London Road, Bushey
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
Details:
Ticket Secretary
+44 (0)1923 774229
£12 | £11 (concessions) | £1 (schoolchildren)
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Rawsthorne Centenary Concert
John McCabe, piano
Bushey Symphony Orchestra
George Vass, conductor
Janacek: Lachian Dances
Rawsthorne: Piano Concerto No 2
Mussorgsky: Night on a Bare Mountain
Stravinsky: Ballet Suite: The Firebird (1919)
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Saturday 18 June 2005
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8pm
Holywell Music Room
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Songs of Love and Farewell
Kathryn Whitney, mezzo-soprano
Michael Brownlee-Walker, piano
McCabe: Heloise to Abelard (world première)
Songs by Bizet, Mahler, Britten and Korngold
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Sunday 15 May 2005
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8pm
Trinity Theatre and Arts Centre
Tunbridge Wells
Kent
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)1892 530613 or 532072
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John McCabe plays Haydn, Lambert, Schumann, McCabe and Beethoven
John McCabe, piano
Haydn: Sonata in C, L60 English
Lambert: Elegiac Blues
Schumann: Faschingsschwank aus Wien
McCabe: Studies
Beethoven: Sonata in D Op 28 Pastoral
Tunbridge Wells Festival - Musical Encounters 2005
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Tuesday 3 May 2005
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7pm
Purcell Room
South Bank Centre
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Triple Centenary Concert for William Alwyn, Constant Lambert, Alan Rawsthorne
Sarah Leonard, soprano
The Alwyn Duo (Kathryn Baker, flute; Suzanne Willison, harp)
John McCabe, piano
Tippett String Quartet
Galliard Wind Ensemble
Tippett String Trio
John Turner, recorder
Lambert: Hamlet Fanfare No 1 for two melodic instruments
Lambert: Two songs for soprano/flute/harp (Sacheverell Sitwell) (1923) First professional performance since 1923
Rawsthorne: String Quartet No 2 (1954)
Alwyn: Naïades for flute/harp
Lambert: Hamlet Fanfare No 2 for two melodic instruments
Lambert: Eight Li-Po Songs for soprano/piano (original version)
Rawsthorne: Three French Nursery Songs (1931)
Alwyn: String Quartet No 3 (1979)
Rawsthorne: Ballade for solo piano (1968)
Lambert: Elegiac Blues for solo piano
Alwyn: String Trio (1959)
Rawsthorne: Interludes from Hamlet arr David Ellis for recorder/piano (first performance)
A pre-concert talk at 6pm in the Purcell Room begins with the recorded voices of Rawsthorne, Lambert and Alwyn, and continues with John Amis, Giles Easterbrook, Lewis Foreman and David Wordsworth.
The three concerts are followed by a reception in the Queen Elizabeth Hall Foyer.
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Sunday 17 April 2005
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Chelsea Arts Club
143 Old Church Street
London
SW3
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Chelsea Arts Club - John McCabe plays Rawsthorne and Haydn
John McCabe, piano
Rawsthorne: Sonatina
Rawsthorne: 4 Romantic Pieces
Rawsthorne: Theme and 4 Studies
Haydn: Sonatas
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Saturday 19 March 2005
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7.30pm
St Cuthbert's Church
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)131 668 2019
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John Armitage Memorial
Ann De Ranais, soprano
Andrew Watts, countertenor
Adam Tunnicliffe, tenor
Giles Underwood, bass
Chapel Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge
Onyx Brass
Daniel Cook, organ
Stephen Layton, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Songs of the Garden (JAM 2004 commission
Paul Patterson: The Fifth Continent (JAM 2005 commission)
Works by Julian Allwood, Matthew King, Graham Lynch, Richard Peat, Nicholas Peters and John Reeman
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Saturday 12 March 2005
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7.30pm
Southwark Cathedral
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)20 7638 8891
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John Armitage Memorial
Ann De Ranais, soprano
Andrew Watts, countertenor
Adam Tunnicliffe, tenor
Giles Underwood, bass
Chapel Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge
Onyx Brass
Daniel Cook, organ
Stephen Layton, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Songs of the Garden (JAM 2004 commission
Paul Patterson: The Fifth Continent (JAM 2005 commission)
Works by Julian Allwood, Matthew King, Graham Lynch, Richard Peat, Nicholas Peters and John Reeman
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Friday 11 March 2005
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7.45pm
Fulston Manor School
Sittingbourne
Kent
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Sittingbourne Music Society
John McCabe, piano
Haydn: Sonata in C, L60 (English)
Schumann: Faschingsschwank aus Wien
Ravel: Sonatine
McCabe: Tunstall Chimes
McCabe: Snowfall in Winter
Beethoven: Sonata in A flat, Op 110
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Wednesday 23 February 2005
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7pm
Goldsmiths Hall
Foster Lane
London
EC2V 6BN
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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City Music Society - McCabe, Rawsthorne and Brahms
Rubio String Quartet
John McCabe, piano
Haydn: A string quartet
McCabe: Evening Harmonies (Study No 7) (Hommage à Dukas)
Rawsthorne: Piano Quintet
Brahms: Piano Quintet in F minor
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Saturday 29 January 2005
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7.30pm
Alexander Centre
Faversham
Kent
United Kingdom
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John Turner and the Oare String Orchestra
John Turner, recorder
Oare String Orchestra
Peter Aviss, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Domestic Life
Rawsthorne/McCabe: Suite for Recorder and Strings
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Thursday 27 January 2005
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Kettle's Yard
Cambridge
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Chausson/McCabe, Debussy, Britten, Jolivet, Saint-Saëns and Canteloube
Emily Beynon, flute
Catherine Beynon, harp
Malin Broman, violin/viola
Chausson, real. McCabe: Les Oiseaux for flute and harp
Works by Debussy, Britten, Jolivet, Saint-Saëns and Canteloube
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Tuesday 25 January 2005
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7.30pm
Wigmore Hall
Wigmore Street
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Chausson/McCabe, Ravel, Debussy, Saint-Saëns and Franck
Emily Beynon, flute
Catherine Beynon, harp
Malin Broman, violin/viola
Chausson, real. McCabe: Les Oiseaux for flute and harp
Works by Ravel, Debussy, Saint-Saëns and Franck
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Sunday 23 January 2005
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Aylesbury Music Centre
Aylesbury
United Kingdom
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Chausson/McCabe, Ravel, Debussy, Saint-Saëns and Franck
Emily Beynon, flute
Catherine Beynon, harp
Malin Broman, violin/viola
Chausson, real. McCabe: Les Oiseaux for flute and harp
Works by Ravel, Debussy, Saint-Saëns and Franck
Aylesbury Music Society
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12 noon
Royal Northern College of Music
Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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2005 RNCM Festival of Brass - 'Celebration'
Brighouse and Rastrick Band
James Gourlay, conductor
McCabe: Salamander
Works by Benjamin, Gregson and Elgar
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Saturday 22 January 2005
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7.45pm
Campus West Theatre
Welwyn Garden City
United Kingdom
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Chausson/McCabe, Debussy, Britten, Jolivet, Saint-Saëns and Canteloube
Emily Beynon, flute
Catherine Beynon, harp
Malin Broman, violin/viola
Chausson, real. McCabe: Les Oiseaux for flute and harp
Works by Debussy, Britten, Jolivet, Saint-Saëns and Canteloube
Welwyn Garden Concert Club
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7.30pm
Royal Northern College of Music
Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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2005 RNCM Festival of Brass - 'Celebration'
Fodens (Richardson) Band
Bramwell Tovey, conductor
McCabe: Cloudcatcher Fells
Works by Gregson, Henze, Howarth and a composite work by Ball/Gregson/Howarth/Tovey/Wilby
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12 noon
Royal Northern College of Music
Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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2005 RNCM Festival of Brass - 'Celebration'
RNCM Brass Band and Brass Ensemble
James Gourlay, conductor
John Miller, conductor
McCabe: Desert II: Horizon
Works by Bliss, Howarth, Birtwistle, Gregson and Richard Strauss
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Friday 21 January 2005
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7.45pm
Tunstall Parish Church
Tunstall, Sittingbourne
Kent
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Chausson/McCabe première
Emily Beynon, flute
Catherine Beynon, harp
Malin Broman, violin/viola
Chausson, real. McCabe: Les Oiseaux for flute and harp (world première)
Works by Debussy, Britten, Jolivet, Saint-Saëns and Canteloube
Sittingbourne Music Society
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Monday 17 January 2005
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Library Theatre
Luton
United Kingdom
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The Woman by the Sea
Rubio Quartet
John McCabe, piano
To include:
Rawsthorne: Piano Quintet
McCabe: The Woman by the Sea
Haydn: String Quartet in E flat Op 33 No 2
Schubert: String Quartet in E flat D87
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Sunday 16 January 2005
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6.30pm
Conway Hall
Red Lion Square
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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The Woman by the Sea
Rubio Quartet
John McCabe, piano
Haydn: String Quartet in E flat Op 33 No 2
McCabe: The Woman by the Sea
Brahms: Piano Quintet in F minor Op 34
South Place Sunday Concerts
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Monday 22 November 2004
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St Andrew's Church
Cheltenham
Gloucestershire
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Cheltenham Contemporary Concerts [BMIC Cutting Edge tour]
Chroma
Programme includes:
McCabe: Fauvel's Rondeaux
Works by Woolrich, Cashian, Cooney, Wilson and Stravinsky
Time tba
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7pm
Canadian Academy
Rokko Island
Kobe
Japan
Details:
+81 (0)78 857 0100
1,500 yen (adults), 800 yen (students)
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Sound - Image - Dance - Crossover Concert
Rikuya Terashima, piano
Rubio Quartet
Heidi Durning, dance
Sarah Brayer, artist
Kyoto residents
McCabe: The Woman by the Sea (choreographed by Heidi Durning)
Shostakovich: Jazz Suite
Frederick Devreese: Theme and Variations for Piano Quintet (world première)
Also includes theatre music by Chris Carlier
11th Osaka European Film Festival
As part of the 11th Osaka European Film Festival, Belgium's renowned Rubio Quartet collaborates with Kyoto residents, dancer Heidi Durning and artist Sarah Brayer, and the distinguished pianist Rikuya Terashima for a performance of music and dance inspired by, and written for, film and theatre.
Heidi Durning has choreographed a new work which she will dance for the first time to the music of John McCabe's Woman by the Sea for Piano and String Quartet. Mizoguchi's 1954 classic Sansho Dayu film was British composer McCabe's inspiration for this piano quintet, commissioned by Peter Mallett and first performed in Japan during the 9th Osaka European Film Festival. Sarah Brayer, who created art work for the London première of the piece in 2001, has painted a kimono for Heidi to dance in and lends a paper screen for the back-drop.
Other works in the concert are the Shostakovich Jazz Suite, theatre music by Chris Carlier, and the world première of the Frederick Devreese Theme and Variations for Piano Quintet, created for the Rubio Quartet by the composer from his film score to the 1994 Yves Hanchar movie La partie des checs.
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Sunday 31 October 2004
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Trinity College of Music and Drama
Greenwich
London
United Kingdom
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British Music Society: Piano Competition
Programme includes:
McCabe: Tunstall Chimes (Study No 10 - Hommage à Ravel) (first performances of new Competition Test Piece)
Time tba
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Saturday 16 October 2004
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2pm
Barbirolli Room
Bridgewater Hall
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Anthony Gilbert 70th birthday concert
Performers include:
John McCabe, piano
Programme includes:
Gilbert: Piano Sonata No 1
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Tuesday 28 September 2004
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1.05pm
Cheltenham Town Hall
Imperial Square
Cheltenham
GL50 1QA
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)1242 227979
£3 all tickets
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Calisto
Lynsey Docherty, soprano
Jenny Ferrar, clarinet
Anita D'Attellis, piano
Mozart: Parto! Ma tu ben mio
Butterworth: The Night Wind
McCabe: Three Folk Songs
Ireland: Fantasy Sonata
Schubert: Shepherd on the Rock
Greaves: Garden of Weeds
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Sunday 26 September 2004
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11.15am
Holywell Music Room
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Oxford Coffee Concerts
John McCabe, piano
Handel: Fantasia in C
Rawsthorne: Ballade
Ravel: Sonatine
Haydn: Sonata in C L60 (English)
Rawsthorne: Sonatina
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Thursday 23 September 2004
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7.30pm
St John's
Smith Square
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Mark Bebbington at St John's Smith Square
Mark Bebbington, piano
Gurney: Sehnsucht (1909) (world première)
Gurney: The Sea (1909) (world première)
Ferguson: Piano Sonata in F minor Op 8 (1938/40)
McCabe: Tenebrae (1992/93)
Elgar transcr. Sigfrid Karg-Elert: Symphony No 1 (1909)
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Tuesday 31 August 2004
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8pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£16 reserved | £13 unreserved | £6 children
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Festival Finale
Presteigne Festival Orchestra
Iwan Llewelyn-Jones, piano
Alison Balsom, trumpet
George Vass, conductor
William Mathias: Divertimento for string orchestra, Op 7
Beethoven: Piano Concerto No 2 in B flat, Op 19
McCabe: Rainforest II
Mozart: Symphony No 40 in G minor, K550
Presteigne Festival 2004 event 24
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7pm
Assembly Rooms, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
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Pre-Concert Talk 5
Presteigne Festival 2004
Resident musicologist Mark Doran in conversation with composers John McCabe and Geraint Lewis, an expert on the works of William Mathias.
Free admission to ticket holders for EVENT 24
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11.30am
The Rodd, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
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£6 unreserved | £4 children
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Morning Chamber Classics II
Catriona Scott, clarinet
Catherine Milledge, piano
Darius Milhaud: Duo Concertant, Op 351
Judith Weir: Sketches from a Bagpiper's Album
McCabe: Three pieces for clarinet and piano
Alun Hoddinott: Clarinet Sonata, Op 50
Matthew Taylor: Three Humoresques, Op 5
Francis Poulenc: Sonata for clarinet and piano
Presteigne Festival 2004 event 21
Limited availability, early booking recommended
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Sunday 29 August 2004
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5pm
St Mary's Church, Pembridge
Herefordshire
United Kingdom
Details:
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£8 unreserved | £4 children
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Sacred and Profane
A COLLECTION OF ANGLO-FRENCH SONGS AND MOTETS
Sine Nomine International Touring Choir
Susan Hollingworth, conductor
Ravel: Trois chansons
Messiaen: O sacrum convivium
Poulenc: Quatre motets pour le temps de pénitence
André Caplet: Trois chants d'Eglise
Judith Weir: Love bade me welcome
Judith Weir: Drop down, ye heavens, from above
John Pickard: Ave Maris Stella
John McCabe: Proud Songsters
Duruflé: Quatre motets sur des thèmes Grégoriens, Op 10
Debussy: Trois chansons de Charles d'Orléans
Presteigne Festival 2004 event 13
Limited availability, early booking strongly recommended
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Saturday 28 August 2004
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11.30am
St Mary's Church, Kinnerton
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
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£6 unreserved | £4 children
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Morning Chamber Classics I
Katherine Baker, flute
Suzanne Willison, harp
Sarah-Jane Bradley, viola
Ravel: Sonatine
McCabe: February Sonatina
Mathias: Zodiac Trio
Debussy: Syrinx
Thomas Hyde: Draw on, sweet night
Debussy: Sonata for flute, harp and viola
Presteigne Festival 2004 event 8
Limited availability, early booking strongly recommended
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Friday 27 August 2004
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2.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£8 unreserved | £4 children
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Celebrity Recital
Jennifer Bate, organ
J S Bach: Toccata, Adagio and Fugue in C, BWV564
Mendelssohn: Sonata No 6 in D minor
Mendelssohn/Jennifer Bate: Two fragments (first UK performance)
McCabe: Dies resurrectionis
Judith Weir: Wild Mossy Mountains
Messiaen: Chants d'oiseaux (Livre d'Orgue)
Messiaen: Joie et clarté des Corps Glorieux (Les Corps Glorieux)
Presteigne Festival 2004 event 5
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Saturday 14 August 2004
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10.30am
The Cathedral
Gloucester
United Kingdom
Details:
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John McCabe's 'Le Poisson magique'
Robert Houssart, organ
To include:
McCabe: Le Poisson magique
Three Choirs Festival - John McCabe as Composer in Residence
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Friday 13 August 2004
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7.45pm
The Cathedral
Gloucester
United Kingdom
Details:
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Variations on Down Ampney at the Three Choirs Festival
Catherine Wyn-Rogers, contralto
Raphael Wallfisch, cello
Philharmonia Orchestra
Martyn Brabbins, conductor
Howells: King's Herald
McCabe, James Francis Brown, David Matthews, Robert Saxton and Judith Bingham: Variations on Down Ampney
Elgar: Cello Concerto in E minor
Elgar: The Music-makers
Three Choirs Festival - John McCabe as Composer in Residence
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2.30pm
The Cathedral
Gloucester
United Kingdom
Details:
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McCabe's Motet 'Solomon! Where is thy throne' at the Three Choirs Festival
Bath Camerata
Nigel Perrin, conductor
McCabe: Motet Solomon! Where is thy throne?
Works by Gowers, Vaughan Williams, Hughes and Janacek
Three Choirs Festival - John McCabe as Composer in Residence
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Thursday 12 August 2004
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5.30pm
The Cathedral
Gloucester
United Kingdom
Details:
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Choral Evensong
Tewkesbury Abbey School Choir
Benjamin Nicholas, director
To include: McCabe: Salisbury Service
Three Choirs Festival - John McCabe as Composer in Residence
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Wednesday 11 August 2004
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10.30am
St Mary de Lode
Gloucester
United Kingdom
Details:
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John McCabe piano recital at the Three Choirs Festival
John McCabe, piano
Saxton: Chacony
Teruyuki Noda: Berceuses
Haydn: Sonata in C L60 (English)
McCabe: Studies: 7 (Evening Harmonies), 8 (Scrunch)
Ravel: Valses nobles et sentimentales
Ives: The Alcotts (from Concord Sonata)
Beethoven: Sonata in A flat, Op 110
Three Choirs Festival - John McCabe as Composer in Residence
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Tuesday 10 August 2004
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5.30pm
The Cathedral
Gloucester
United Kingdom
Details:
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Choral Evensong
Oriel Singers of Cheltenham
To include: McCabe: A Hymne to God the Father
Three Choirs Festival - John McCabe as Composer in Residence
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2.30pm/5pm
St Mary de Lode
Gloucester
United Kingdom
Details:
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Composers' Workshop with Robert Saxton and John McCabe
Ensemble ISIS: Workshop/Concert
Works by Simon Dobson, Brian Herrington, Emily Howard
Three Choirs Festival - John McCabe as Composer in Residence
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Saturday 7 August 2004
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3.30pm
The Abbey
Tewkesbury
Gloucestershire
United Kingdom
Details:
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McCabe's 'The Golden Valley' at the Three Choirs Festival
Gloucestershire Symphony Orchestra
Mark Finch, conductor
To include: McCabe: The Golden Valley
Works by Butterworth, Dvorak and Britten
Three Choirs Festival - John McCabe as Composer in Residence
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Thursday 29 July 2004
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8pm
St Peter's Church
Goodwick
Fishguard
United Kingdom
Details:
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Galliard Ensemble
The Galliard Ensemble
Barber: Summer Music
McCabe: Postcards
Berio: Opus Number Zoo
Patterson: Westerly Winds
Fishguard Festival
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Wednesday 28 July 2004
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8pm
Concert Hall
Fishguard School
Fishguard
United Kingdom
Details:
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Lindsay Quartet, Leon Bosch (double bass), John McCabe (piano)
Lindsay Quartet
Leon Busch, double bass
John McCabe, piano
Haydn: String Quartet in D, Op 76 No 5
Bartók: String Quartet No 2
Schubert: Quintet in A (Trout)
Fishguard Festival
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Tuesday 27 July 2004
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11am
Concert Hall
Fishguard School
Fishguard
United Kingdom
Details:
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John McCabe, piano
John McCabe, piano
Haydn: Piano Sonata in D, Landon 39 (H 24)
Ravel: Valses nobles et sentimentales
Hoddinott: Piano Sonata No 1
McCabe: Studies 7 (Evening Harmonies) and 8 (Scrunch)
Beethoven: Piano Sonata in D, Op 28 (Pastoral)
Fishguard Festival
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Monday 12 July 2004
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1.10pm
Church of St Anne & St Agnes
Gresham St
London
EC2V 7BX
United Kingdom
Details:
retiring collection
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Calisto
Lynsey Docherty, soprano
Jenny Ferrar, clarinet
Anita D'Attellis, piano
Spohr: Sechs Deutsche Lieder (Nos. 1,2,3)
Mozart: Parto, ma tu ben mio
McCabe: Three Folk Songs
Arthur Bliss: Pastoral (clarinet and piano)
Schubert: Shepherd on the Rock
A programme of works by masters past and present for soprano, clarinet and piano.
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Saturday 10 July 2004
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St Cuthbert's Church
Edinburgh
United Kingdom
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McCabe's 'Songs of the Garden'
Claire Seaton, soprano
Andrew Watts, alto
Tenor and bass tba
Onyx Brass
Daniel Hyde, organ
Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge
Nicholas Cleobury, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Songs of the Garden
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Thursday 1 July 2004
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Great St Mary's Church
Cambridge
United Kingdom
Details:
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McCabe's 'Songs of the Garden'
Claire Seaton, soprano
Andrew Watts, alto
Tenor and bass tba
Onyx Brass
Daniel Hyde, organ
Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge
Nicholas Cleobury, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Songs of the Garden
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Thursday 24 June 2004
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7.30pm
Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music, Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
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RNCM Wind Orchestra and Brass Band
Clark Rundell, conductor
James Gourlay, conductor
Lancelot Fuhry, conductor
McCabe: Rainforest III
Anthony Gilbert: Unrise
David Lawson: New work
McCabe: The Maunsell Forts
Gregson: Connotations
McCabe Resonances Festival
Pre-concert talk: Adam Gorb and John McCabe
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Wednesday 23 June 2004
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7.30pm
Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music, Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
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New Ensemble
New Ensemble
Matt Coorey, conductor
Dobrochna Urbaniak, conductor
McCabe: Desert I: Lizard
Ivan Moseley: New work for ensemble
Tippett: 4 Preludes from The Crown of the Year
Henze: Octet movements from Kammermusik
McCabe: Rainforest I
McCabe Resonances Festival
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1pm
Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music, Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
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RNCM Organists
McCabe: Dies Resurrectionis [Darren Hargan]
Student organ composition
Messiaen: Messe de la Pentecôte [Tom Bell]
McCabe Resonances Festival
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Tuesday 22 June 2004
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10pm
Lord Rhodes Room
Royal Northern College of Music, Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
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Piano concert - McCabe Study Day
Ruth Hollick, Kathryn Eves (2 pianos)
Student piano soloists
McCabe: Basse Danse for two pianos
Jordan Hunt: New work for solo piano
McCabe: Tenebrae for piano
McCabe Resonances Festival
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7.30pm
Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music, Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Orchestral concert - McCabe Study Day
Jennifer Galloway, oboe
John Bradbury, clarinet
BBC Philharmonic Orchestra
Clark Rundell, conductor
Stuart Macrae: Landscape & the mind
McCabe: Double Concerto for oboe and clarinet
McCabe: Symphony of Time and the River
McCabe Resonances Festival
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1pm
Lord Rhodes Room
Royal Northern College of Music, Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Ensemble concert - McCabe Study Day
Gilbert: Into the gyre
McCabe: January Sonatina for clarinet
Andrew Garbett: New work for solo clarinet
McCabe: Harbour with Ships for brass quintet
McCabe Resonances Festival
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Friday 11 June 2004
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7.30pm
Brancaster
Norfolk
United Kingdom
Details:
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John McCabe, piano
Haydn: Sonata in C L60 (H50) English
McCabe: Tenebrae
Cyril Scott: Lotus Land
Balfour Gardiner: Salamanca
O'Neill: Valse, Op 20, No 2
Quilter: Dance in the Twilight
Bridge: Heart's Ease
Beethoven: Sonata in A flat, Op 110
Brancaster Midsummer Music
Time and venue to be confirmed
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Saturday 22 May 2004
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7.30pm
Hitchin Town Hall
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)1462 458614
£10 (adults), £8 (concessions), £3 (under 12s)
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75th Anniversary Gala Concert
Samantha Ward (Guildhall School of Music and Drama), piano
Hitchin Symphony Orchestra (Leader: Janet Hicks)
Paul Adrian Rooke, conductor
McCabe: Burlesque
Rachmaninov: Piano Concerto No 2 in C minor
Brahms: Symphony No 1 in C minor
The concert celebrates the orchestra's diamond jubilee, McCabe's 65th birthday year (HSO President), Janet Hicks' 35 years as Leader of HSO and Paul Adrian Rooke's 20th year as Conductor of HSO. Also Monica McCabe's birthday!
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Friday 7 May 2004
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7.30pm
Leighton House
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)20 7602 3316
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'Spielend' world première
Philippa Mo, violin
Peter Sheppard Skærved, violin
To include:
McCabe: Spielend for 2 violins (world première)
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Thursday 18 March 2004
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St Bride's Church
Fleet Street
London
United Kingdom
Details:
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McCabe's 'Songs of the Garden'
Claire Seaton, soprano
Andrew Watts, alto
Tenor and bass tba
Onyx Brass
Daniel Hyde, organ
Choir of Selwyn College, Cambridge
Sarah MacDonald, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Songs of the Garden (world première)
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Thursday 11 March 2004
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6pm
Duke's Hall
Royal Academy of Music, Marylebone Road
London
United Kingdom
Details:
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Pianos and dance
Tamami Honma and John McCabe, two pianos
Dancers from Dance Warehouse, Canterbury
Copland: Danzón Cubáno (1942 - original version)
Britten: Mazurka elegiaca Op 23 No 2
Athanasiadis: New work for 2 pianos
Stravinsky: Agon (version for 2 pianos by Stravinsky)
McPhee: Balinese Ceremonial Music (late 1930s)
McCabe: Basse Danse (1970 - original version)
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Sunday 7 March 2004
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3pm
Gulbenkian Theatre
The University
Canterbury
United Kingdom
Details:
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Pianos and dance
Tamami Honma and John McCabe, two pianos
Dancers from Dance Warehouse, Canterbury
Copland: Danzón Cubáno (1942 - original version)
Britten: Mazurka elegiaca Op 23 No 2
Athanasiadis: New work for 2 pianos (first performance)
Stravinsky: Agon (version for 2 pianos by Stravinsky)
McPhee: Balinese Ceremonial Music (late 1930s)
McCabe: Basse Danse (1970 - original version)
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Saturday 28 February 2004
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8pm
Pump Room
Bath
United Kingdom
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Tamami Honma plays McCabe, Debussy, Prokofiev and Chopin
Tamami Honma, piano
Debussy: Clair de lune
McCabe: Snowfall in Winter (Study No 9 - Hommage à Debussy)
Prokofiev: Sonata No 2 in D minor Op 14
Chopin: A selection of Nocturnes and Mazurkas, ending with the Scherzo No 2 in B flat minor Op 31
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Saturday 21 February 2004
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7.30pm
St. Mary's Church
College Rd, Plaistow Green
Bromley
United Kingdom
£5 on the door
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Calisto
Calisto
Lynsey Docherty - Soprano
Jenny Ferrar - Clarinet
Anita D'Attellis - Piano
Arthur Bliss - Two Nursery Rhymes
John McCabe - Three Folk Songs
Alan Bullard - Autumn Evening
Terence Greaves - Garden of Weeds
Michael Head - The World is Mad
Spohr - Sechs Deutsche Lieder
Schubert - Shepherd on the Rock
A concert featuring works by contemporary British composers alongside the more famous pieces for this ensemble.
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Thursday 19 February 2004
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7.30pm
Brown Shipley Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
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Mozart, McCabe, Schubert and Schumann
Camerata Ensemble
Mozart: String Quartet in D, K593
McCabe: String Trio
Schubert: Notturno in E flat for Piano Trio
Schumann: Piano Quartet in E flat Op 44
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Sunday 15 February 2004
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Chelsea Arts Club
143 Old Church Street
London
SW3 6EB
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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McCabe and Matthew Taylor
Members of Sound Collective:
Emily Davis, violin
Clare O'Connell, cello
Stuart King, clarinet
with
John McCabe, piano
McCabe: Fauvel's Rondeaux
Matthew Taylor: Fantasies for Cello and Piano
McCabe: Sonata for Cello and Piano
McCabe: Musica notturna for violin, cello and piano
Time tba
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Sunday 25 January 2004
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3.30pm
St Mary's Cathedral
1111 Gough Street
San Francisco
United States of America
Details:
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McCabe, Messiaen, F H Wood, Neukomm, Hollins, Karg-Elert, Clokey and Eben
Malcolm Rudland, organ
McCabe: Dies Resurrectionis
Works by Messiaen, F H Wood, Neukomm, Hollins, Karg-Elert, Clokey and Eben
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Sunday 14 December 2003
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4pm
Central Hall
Westminster
London
SW1
United Kingdom
Details:
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McCabe, Messiaen, F H Wood, Neukomm, Hollins, Karg-Elert, Clokey and Eben
Malcolm Rudland, organ
McCabe: Dies Resurrectionis
Works by Messiaen, F H Wood, Neukomm, Hollins, Karg-Elert, Clokey and Eben
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Friday 28 November 2003
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7.30pm
St John's
Smith Square
London
SW1
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)20 7222 1061
£15, 12 and 8 (concessions £8)
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Operest: Opera East London
Masashi Fujimoto, tenor
Tamami Honma, piano
Rusne Mataityte, violin
Sebastian Millett, cello
Kanae Furomoto, piano
Vaughan Williams: Songs of Travel
McCabe: Snowfall in Winter (Hommage à Debussy - Study No 9) (world première)
McCabe: Scrunch (Omaggio a Domenico Scarlatti - Study No 8) (London première)
Anatolijus Senderovas: New work for piano solo (world première)
Bronius Kutavicius: Piano Sonata (1975)
Shostakovich: Piano Trio No 2 in E minor Op 67
Sarah Rodgers: The Fire Will Blaze Again for tenor and piano trio (world première, Operest commission, text by Vaughan Jones)
Operest is a newly formed classical music company for East London which promotes music and drama by international artists to new audiences. Operest is the vision of tenor Masashi Fujimoto, and he is its first Artistic Director.
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Wednesday 19 November 2003
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11am
St Paul's Cathedral
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Musicians Benevolent Fund Service for the Festival of St Cecilia
Combined choirs of St Paul's Cathedral, Westminster Abbey and Westminster Cathedral under the direction of John Scott, Organist and Director of Music at St Paul's
McCabe: Anthem The Evening Watch (world première)
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Thursday 13 November 2003
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1.05pm
Music Department
The University, Denmark Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
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John McCabe piano recital
John McCabe, piano
To include:
Pitfield: Studies on an English Dance Tune
David Ellis: Old Willows
McCabe: Scrunch (Study No 8)
Rawsthorne: Ballade
David Matthews: Variations, Op 72
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Wednesday 12 November 2003
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Rhodes Room, Royal Northern College of Music
Oxford Road
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
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Tony Hodges Memorial Concert
John McCabe, piano
To include:
Rawsthorne: The Creel (with Peter Lawson)
Rawsthorne: Suite for Recorder & Piano (with John Turner)
Pitfield: Diversions on a Russian Air
Pitfield: Novelette in F
Ravel: Sonatine
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Saturday 18 October 2003
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7.30pm
Emmanuel Church
Lyncroft Gardens, West Hampstead
London
NW6
United Kingdom
Details:
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English String Quartet and friends
English String Quartet
Naomi Butterworth, cello
Mozart: String Quartet in G, K156
McCabe: String Quartet No 5 (1989)
Schubert: String Quintet in C, D956
London Festival of Chamber Music
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Friday 17 October 2003
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Felix Meritis Hall
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Details:
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String Festival
Prinse Quartet
To include:
McCabe: String Quartet No 4
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8pm
St John's Church
Goose Green, East Dulwich Road
London
SE22
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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English String Quartet and friends
English String Quartet
Naomi Butterworth, cello
Mozart: String Quartet in G, K156
McCabe: String Quartet No 5 (1989)
Schubert: String Quintet in C, D956
London Festival of Chamber Music
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Wednesday 15 October 2003
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7.30pm
Felix Meritis Hall
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Details:
Web site
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Soloists
Amsterdam Sinfonietta
McCabe: Les Martinets noir, Concerto for 2 Violins and String Orchestra
Walton: Sonata for Strings
Music by Locke, Elgar and Barber
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8pm
Lantern Arts Centre
Raynes Park Methodist Church, Worple Road
London
SW20
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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English String Quartet and friends
English String Quartet
Naomi Butterworth, cello
Mozart: String Quartet in G, K156
McCabe: String Quartet No 5 (1989)
Schubert: String Quintet in C, D956
London Festival of Chamber Music
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Tuesday 14 October 2003
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Concert Hall
Tilburg
Netherlands
Details:
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Soloists
Amsterdam Sinfonietta
McCabe: Les Martinets noir, Concerto for 2 Violins and String Orchestra
Walton: Sonata for Strings
Music by Locke, Elgar and Barber
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8pm
Holy Trinity Church
The Broadway, Green Lanes, Winchmore Hill
London
N21
United Kingdom
Details:
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English String Quartet and friends
English String Quartet
Naomi Butterworth, cello
Mozart: String Quartet in G, K156
McCabe: String Quartet No 5 (1989)
Schubert: String Quintet in C, D956
London Festival of Chamber Music
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Saturday 11 October 2003
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Musis Sacrum
Arnhem
Netherlands
Details:
Web site
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Soloists
Amsterdam Sinfonietta
McCabe: Les Martinets noir, Concerto for 2 Violins and String Orchestra (première)
Walton: Sonata for Strings
Music by Locke, Elgar and Barber
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Friday 3 October 2003
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7.30pm
Flixton House
Urmston
United Kingdom
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Pitfield centenary
Lesley-Jane Rogers, soprano and reciter
John Turner, recorder
Peter Lawson, piano
David Beck: Pitfield's Cheshire (world première)
McCabe: Desert IV: Vista
David Ellis: Old Willows for piano
Programme also includes music by Pitfield, Sasha Johnson Manning, Hedges, Alwyn and Robin Walker
Pitfield Orbit event 6
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1.15pm
Middleton Hall
Hull University
Hull
United Kingdom
Details:
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Thomas Pitfield: composer, poet, artist
Lesley-Jane Rogers, soprano and reciter
John Turner, recorder
Peter Lawson, piano
McCabe: Desert IV: Vista
Anthony Hedges: A new setting of four of Pitfield's poems
Programme also includes music by Pitfield, Alwyn, and Robin Walker
Thomas Pitfield (1903-1999) was a distinguished teacher of composition, his most illustrious pupil being John McCabe, who wrote Desert IV:Vista as an eightieth birthday gift for his erstwhile teacher. Pitfield knew or corresponded with many of the eminent British composers of the twentieth century. This centenary celebration programme includes a new setting of four of Pitfield's poems by Anthony Hedges, former Reader in Composition at Hull University.
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Thursday 2 October 2003
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1.10pm
King's Hall
Newcastle University
Newcastle
United Kingdom
Details:
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John Turner lunchtime concert
John Turner, recorder
McCabe: Desert IV: Vista
Programme also includes music by Ellis, Alwyn, Pitfield, Arthur Milner, and Robin Walker
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Monday 25 August 2003
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2.30pm
St Andrews Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£6.50 unreserved | £4 children
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A Garland for Presteigne
Gillian Keith, soprano
Simon Lepper, piano
The world première of ten new songs specially written to celebrate the twenty-first anniversary of the Presteigne Festival by Michael Berkeley, James Francis Brown, John Joubert, Geraint Lewis, David Matthews, John McCabe, Cecilia McDowall, Rhian Samuel, Hilary Tann and Adrian Williams.
The programme also includes:
Copland: Eight Poems of Emily Dickinson
Presteigne Festival 2003 event 15
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Thursday 21 August 2003
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8.00pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£15 reserved | £12 unreserved | £6 children
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American Connections
Presteigne Festival Orchestra
Sarah Field, saxophone
George Vass, conductor
Lennox Berkeley: Serenade for string orchestra, Op 12
Richard Rodney Bennett: Concerto for alto saxophone & strings
McCabe: Six-minute symphony for string orchestra
Copland: Appalachian Spring - complete ballet
Presteigne Festival event 1
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Sunday 13 July 2003
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7.45pm
St Mary's Church
Park Street, Sittingbourne
Kent
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)1227 700673
£7.50 (£5 Concession)
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Summer Serenade
Canterbury Chamber Choir
Sally Pryce, harp
George Vass, conductor
Cecilia McDowall: A Fancy of Folksongs (world première)
Debussy: Trois Chansons
Saint-Saëns: Two Partsongs, Op 68
Finzi: Songs of Robert Bridges, Op 17
Lennox Berkeley: Judica me, Op 96 No 1
McCabe: Proud Songsters
Rodney Newton: Six English Folksongs
works for solo harp
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Sunday 6 July 2003
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7pm
Wigmore Hall
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)20 7935 2141
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Julian Evans at the Wigmore Hall
Julian Evans, piano
McCabe: Fantasy on a theme of Liszt
Liszt: Bénédiction de Dieu dans la solitude
Skryabin: Piano Sonata No 9 in F Op 68 Black Mass
Skryabin: Poeme: Vers la flamme Op 72
Schubert: Fantasy in C D760 Wanderer
Liszt: Les Jeux d'eau à la Villa d'Este from Années de pèlerinage, troisième année S163
Liszt: Fantasie and Fugue on the name B A C H
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Friday 30 November 2001
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Lublin
Poland
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Lublin Philharmonic Orchestra
Peter Marchbank, conductor
McCabe: Symphony for 10 Wind Instruments
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27 June 2003 - 29 June 2003
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School of Arts
Dartington
Devon
United Kingdom
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John McCabe in residence at presence03
To include:
Satie: Vexations (multi-pianist performance)
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Thursday 5 June 2003
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Town Hall
Reading
United Kingdom
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Orchestra of St John's
John Lubbock, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Red Leaves
Time to be announced
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Tuesday 20 May 2003
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7.30pm
VoiceBox Arts Centre
Kensington Mews, Forman Street
Derby
United Kingdom
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Muhlfeld Trio
To include:
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
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Friday 9 May 2003
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6pm
Japanese Embassy
Vilnius
Lithuania
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Tamami Honma plays McCabe
Tamami Honma, piano
Vytautas Landsbergis, piano
To include:
McCabe: Study No 8, Scrunch
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Thursday 8 May 2003
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7pm
Composers' Union
Vilnius
Lithuania
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John McCabe lecture on contemporary British music
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Tuesday 6 May 2003
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6pm
S Simkus Concervatoire
Klaipeda
Lithuania
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Tamami Honma and John McCabe piano recital
Tamami Honma, piano:
Beethoven: A Sonata
Chopin: Sonata No 3 in B minor
McCabe: Evening Harmonies / Scrunch (Studies Nos 7 and 8)
John McCabe, piano:
McCabe: Haydn Variations
Hoddinott: Sonata No 3
Saxton: Chacony for left hand
David Matthews: Variations, Op 72
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Friday 2 May 2003
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6pm
City Hall
Vilnius
Lithuania
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All-McCabe programme
Tamami Honma, piano
St Christopher's Chamber Orchestra
Donatas Katkus, conductor
McCabe: Sonata on a Motet
McCabe: Concertante Variations on a theme of Nicholas Maw
McCabe: Piano Concerto No 2
McCabe: Six Minute Symphony
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Saturday 12 April 2003
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8pm
Ardrishaig Public Hall
Mid Argyll, Scotland
United Kingdom
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Mid Argyll Arts Association
Jennifer Brown, clarinet
Claire Haslin, piano
McCabe: Three Pieces for Clarinet and Piano
Works by Poulenc, Chopin, Arnold, Bernstein, Piazzola and Templeton
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Saturday 5 April 2003
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7.30pm
Birmingham Chamber Music Society, Adrian Boult Hall
Birmingham
United Kingdom
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John McCabe, piano
Mozart: Sonata in B flat K570
David Matthews: Variations Op 72
Haydn: Sonata in E flat L62 (Hob 52)
Joubert: Sonata No 1
Beethoven: Sonata in A flat Op 110
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Sunday 23 March 2003
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3pm
Gulbenkian Theatre
Canterbury
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Sounds New Festival - Stravinsky, McCabe and Bonnici
Dance Warehouse
Musicians:
Charlie Brown, violin
Donny McKenzie, clarinet
Akane Muramatsu, piano
Stravinsky: Suite from The Soldier's Tale
McCabe: Fauvel's Rondeaux
Ivor Bonnici: new work (première)
Dance Warehouse are joined by the London School of Contemporary Dance and former students currently studying at Laben College, dancing to works by Stravinsky, McCabe and a new commission by young composer Ivor Bonnici.
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Saturday 22 March 2003
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8pm
Dublin Institute of Technology Conservatory of Music
College of Technology, Kevin Street
Dublin
Ireland
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McCabe's 'Canyons' for wind ensemble
Conservatory of Music Wind Ensemble
Edinburgh University Wind Ensemble
W Halpin, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Canyons
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Saturday 15 March 2003
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9.15am-5pm
Rewley House
1 Wellington Square
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Day-school on Sibelius orchestral music
John McCabe, lecturer
Oxford University Department for Continuing Education
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Saturday 8 March 2003
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7.30pm
The Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Paul Murphy, conductor
McCabe: Arthur, part II (Mort d'Arthur)
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2.30pm
The Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Philip Ellis, conductor
McCabe: Arthur, part I (Arthur Pendragon)
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Friday 7 March 2003
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2.30pm
The Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Paul Murphy, conductor
McCabe: Arthur, part II (Mort d'Arthur)
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Thursday 6 March 2003
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7.30pm
The Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Gavin Sutherland, conductor
McCabe: Arthur, part II (Mort d'Arthur)
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2pm
The Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Philip Ellis, conductor
McCabe: Arthur, part I (Arthur Pendragon)
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Wednesday 5 March 2003
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7.30pm
The Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Paul Murphy, conductor
McCabe: Arthur, part II (Mort d'Arthur)
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Tuesday 4 March 2003
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7.30pm
The Hippodrome
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Philip Ellis, conductor
McCabe: Arthur, part I (Arthur Pendragon)
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Saturday 15 February 2003
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7.30pm
Darlington Arts Centre
Vane Terrace
Darlington, Co Durham
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£8.00 (£6.00 concessions) £4 under age 21
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Darlington Piano Society
Chenyin Li, piano
Brahms: Variations on a theme by Schumann
Schubert: Sonata in A minor D537
McCabe: Evening Harmonies
Chopin: Sonata in B minor Op 58
For further information about the Society or to book tickets please contact: Richard Roberts, 122 Oxbridge Lane, Stockton-on-Tees TS18 4HW Tel 01642 617200 or telephone Darlington Arts Centre Tel. No. 01325 486555
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Tuesday 11 February 2003
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7.30pm
Kintyre Music Club, Lorne and Lowland Church
Campbeltown, Scotland
United Kingdom
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John McCabe, piano
Mozart: Sonata in B flat K570
McCabe: Mosaic (Study No 6)
Haydn: Sonata in E flat L62 (Hob 52)
Messiaen: L'alouette lulu (Catalogue d'Oiseaux)
Beethoven: Sonata in A flat Op 110
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Monday 10 February 2003
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2-3pm approx.
Lochgilphead High School
Scotland
United Kingdom
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John McCabe
Workshop (details to be confirmed)
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Sunday 9 February 2003
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7.30pm
Trinity Arts Centre
Tunbridge Wells
United Kingdom
Details:
Enid Gayler
01892 870293
10 pounds
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Handel's 'Messiah' with specially written preludes to each part
Suzanne Barrett
Catherine Welch
Ben Cooper
Toby Barrett
Penshurst Choral Society
Penshurst Sinfonia
Matthew Taylor, conductor
Handel: Messiah
English premières of preludes to each part of Handel's choral masterpiece by Cecilia McDowall, John McCabe (Shepherd's Dream, prelude to part 2) and David Matthews
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Saturday 8 February 2003
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7pm
Reigate Philharmonic Society, Reigate School
Surrey
United Kingdom
Details:
Simon Parker
+44 (0)1249 816869
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The Helicon Ensemble
The Helicon Ensemble
Simon Parker, clarinet
Simon Trentham, cello
Gilmour Macleod, piano
Programme to include trios by Beethoven, Brahms, McCabe and Mozart
Reigate Philharmonic Society
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8pm
Ardrishaig Hall, Mid Argyll Arts Association
Ardrishaig, Scotland
United Kingdom
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John McCabe, piano
Mozart: Sonata in B flat K570
McCabe: Mosaic (Study No 6)
Haydn: Sonata in E flat L62 (Hob 52)
Messiaen: L'alouette lulu (Catalogue d'Oiseaux)
Beethoven: Sonata in A flat Op 110
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Friday 7 February 2003
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Bute Arts Society
Rothesay, Scotland
United Kingdom
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John McCabe, piano
Mozart: Sonata in B flat K570
McCabe: Mosaic (Study No 6)
Haydn: Sonata in E flat L62 (Hob 52)
Messiaen: L'alouette lulu (Catalogue d'Oiseaux)
Beethoven: Sonata in A flat Op 110
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Sunday 26 January 2003
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6pm
Chelsea Arts Club
Chelsea
London
United Kingdom
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Yoshiko Endo plays Mozart, McCabe and Schumann
Yoshiko Endo, piano
Mozart: Sonata in C, K330
McCabe: Variations (1963)
Schumann: Kreisleriana
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Saturday 11 January 2003
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7.30pm
Adrian Boult Hall
Birmingham
United Kingdom
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Yoshiko Endo, piano
Rubio String Quartet
To include:
McCabe: The Woman by the Sea
A Birmingham Chamber Music Society concert
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Saturday 7 December 2002
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8.30pm
Rode Pomp
Gent
Belgium
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John McCabe, piano
Rubio String Quartet
To include:
McCabe: The Woman by the Sea
McCabe: A String Quartet (to be confirmed)
Rawsthorne: A String Quartet (to be confirmed)
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Thursday 5 December 2002
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8.30pm
Rode Pomp
Gent
Belgium
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John McCabe, piano
Byrd: Hugh Ashton's Ground
Saxton: Chacony for piano, left hand
McCabe: Aubade (Study No 4)
Bax: Sonata No 2 in G
Hoddinott: Sonata No 3
Edward Gregson: 6 Little Pieces
Richard Rodney Bennett: Noctuary (Variations on a theme of Scott Joplin)
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Saturday 30 November 2002
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7.30pm
South Bank Centre
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Sarah Francis, oboe
Tagore String Trio
McCabe: Oboe Quartet
Works by Vanhal, Schubert, Dohnanyi and Moeran
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Sunday 17 November 2002
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3pm
Sidmouth
Devon
United Kingdom
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Eimer Piano Trio
To include:
McCabe: Desert III : Landscape
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Saturday 16 November 2002
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7.30pm
University of Plymouth Sherwell Centre
North Hill
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)1752 233988
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Eimer Piano Trio
Beethoven: Kakadu Variations Op 121a
McCabe: Desert III : Landscape
Brahms: Trio in B minor Op 8
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2pm
Sho Hall
Osaka International House
Osaka
Japan
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Film and Performance
Yoshiko Endo, piano
Rubio String Quartet
To include:
McCabe: The Woman by the Sea
plus a showing of the film Sansho Dayu
Osaka European Film Festival
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Friday 15 November 2002
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Inuyama-shi Hall
Nagoya
Japan
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Yoshiko Endo, piano
Rubio String Quartet
To include:
McCabe: The Woman by the Sea
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Three Arts
Truro
Cornwall
United Kingdom
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Eimer Piano Trio
To include:
McCabe: Desert III : Landscape
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Wednesday 13 November 2002
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7.30pm
Dai-ichi Seimei Hall
Tokyo
Japan
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Yoshiko Endo, piano
Rubio String Quartet
To include:
McCabe: The Woman by the Sea (Japanese première; Art SPACE commission 2001)
Works by Shostakovich, Devrese and Schumann
Pre-concert talk at 6.15pm
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Tuesday 12 November 2002
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Exmouth
United Kingdom
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Eimer Piano Trio
To include:
McCabe: Desert III : Landscape
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Sunday 10 November 2002
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5pm
Phillips Collection
Washington D.C.
United States of America
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe, piano
Byrd: Hugh Ashton's Ground
McCabe: Haydn Variations
Maw: Personae 1,2
Haydn: Sonata in E flat, Landon 62 (Hob. 52)
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Tuesday 5 November 2002
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8pm
Auer Theatre
Indiana University, Bloomington
Indiana
United States of America
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe, piano
Student performers
Byrd: Hugh Ashton's Ground
Saxton: Chacony for piano, left hand
McCabe: Haydn Variations
McCabe: February Sonatina for solo viola
McCabe: Fauvel's Rondeaux for clarinet, violin and piano
McCabe: Rainforest I for 10 players
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Sunday 3 November 2002
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3pm
Musical Arts Center Opera Theatre
Indiana University, Bloomington
Indiana
United States of America
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe, piano
University Symphonic Wind Band
McCabe: Canyons
Gregson: Concerto for Piano and Wind Orchestra
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Saturday 19 October 2002
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evening
Württemberg State Theatre
Stuttgart
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Stuttgart Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
[listen to an extract from the music]
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Friday 18 October 2002
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evening
Württemberg State Theatre
Stuttgart
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Stuttgart Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
[listen to an extract from the music]
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Wednesday 9 October 2002
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evening
Württemberg State Theatre
Stuttgart
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Stuttgart Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
[listen to an extract from the music]
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Saturday 14 September 2002
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10.30am
Symphony Hall
Birmingham
United Kingdom
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British Open Brass Band Championships
McCabe: The Maunsell Forts (world première) (test piece for finals)
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Saturday 24 August 2002
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7.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)1544 267800
£17.50 R
£14 U
£12 C
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Gala Concert
Stefanie Heichelheim, soprano
Susannah Spicer, mezzo soprano
Robert Johnston, tenor
Michael Bundy, baritone
Canterbury Chamber Choir
Presteigne Festival Orchestra
George Vass, conductor
G F Handel: Messiah
Cecilia McDowall: Messiah Prelude
John McCabe: Shepherd's Dream (Messiah Prelude)
David Matthews: Messiah Prelude
(the first performance of three specially written works which form introductions to the three parts of Handel's choral masterpiece)
Presteigne Festival 2002 event 9
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Friday 23 August 2002
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3.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£6.50 U
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John McCabe, piano
Rachmaninov: Three Preludes from Op 32 (B minor, B major, G# minor)
Elena Kats-Chernin: The Schubert Blues
Nicholas Maw: Personae I & II (1973)
Cecilia McDowall: Vespers in Venice (1998)
Cecilia McDowall: Shades of Solace (1999)
Beethoven: Sonata in D minor Op 31 No 2 Tempest
Smetana: Polkas in A minor, E major; Skocna
Presteigne Festival 2002 event 4
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Thursday 22 August 2002
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8.00pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys, Wales
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£15 R
£12 U
£10 C
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Sarah-Jane Bradley, viola
John McCabe, piano
Presteigne Festival Orchestra
George Vass, conductor
Suk: Serenade for string orchestra in E flat Op 6
Judith Weir: Piano Concerto (1997)
David Matthews: Winter Remembered for viola and string orchestra (jointly commissioned by the Deal Festival and Presteigne Festival of Music and the Arts)
Dvorák: Serenade for string orchestra in E minor Op 22
Presteigne Festival 2002 event 1
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Thursday 25 July 2002
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10.00pm
Royal Albert Hall
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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The Kings Singers
To include
McCabe: From 'Cartography' (world première)
Henry Wood Promenade Concerts
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Wednesday 24 July 2002
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evening
Württemberg State Theatre
Stuttgart
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Stuttgart Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
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Tuesday 23 July 2002
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evening
Württemberg State Theatre
Stuttgart
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Stuttgart Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
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Sunday 21 July 2002
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evening
Württemberg State Theatre
Stuttgart
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Stuttgart Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
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Saturday 20 July 2002
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evening
Württemberg State Theatre
Stuttgart
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Stuttgart Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
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afternoon
Württemberg State Theatre
Stuttgart
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Stuttgart Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
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Friday 19 July 2002
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evening
Württemberg State Theatre
Stuttgart
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Stuttgart Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
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Thursday 18 July 2002
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evening
Württemberg State Theatre
Stuttgart
Germany
Details:
Web site
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Stuttgart Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
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Tuesday 16 July 2002
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Wiesbaden
Germany
Details:
Web site
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The Kings Singers
To include
McCabe: Scenes in America deserta
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Thursday 27 June 2002
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7.30pm
Weill Concert Hall
Carnegie Hall
New York
United States of America
Details:
Web site
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Tate Ensemble
Tamami Honma, piano
To include:
McCabe: Scrunch (Study No 8) (world première)
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Saturday 22 June 2002
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7.30pm
Bents Green Methodist Church
Ringinglow Road
Sheffield
S1 7PU
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)114 266 1000
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Sheffield Chamber Orchestra
To include:
McCabe: Concerto for Chamber Orchestra
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8.00pm
DuPré Concert Hall
St Hilda's College
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe, piano
Haydn: Sonata in E flat, L62 (Hob 52)
Beethoven: Sonata in D minor, Op 31 No 2 (Tempest)
Mozart: Sonata in B flat, K570
Beethoven: Sonata in A flat, Op 110
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Saturday 15 June 2002
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from 9.30am
Rewley House
1 Wellington Square
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Day-school on The Classical Piano Sonata
John McCabe
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Monday 10 June 2002
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Ludwigsburg
Germany
Details:
Web site
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The Kings Singers
To include
McCabe: Scenes in America deserta
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Thursday 6 June 2002
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Salisbury Cathedral
Wiltshire
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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The Kings Singers
To include
McCabe: Scenes in America deserta
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Saturday 18 May 2002
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Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Single-reed Festival
tbc
To include a talk on McCabe clarinet music
and a performance of Bagatelles for 2 clarinets
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Sunday 17 March 2002
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3.00pm
Perry Court School
Garlinge Green
Canterbury
United Kingdom
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Sounds New Festival
Dance Workshop with Composers and Young Dancers
Dance Warehouse
Musicians from the Royal Academy of Music, London
Daniel Capps, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Rainforest I
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Monday 11 March 2002
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7.30pm
St John's
Smith Square
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Kensington Symphony Orchestra
Russell Keable, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Symphony Of Time and the River
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Saturday 9 March 2002
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5.30pm
Cathedral Quire
Canterbury
United Kingdom
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Sounds New Festival
Clive Dirkell-Smith, organ
McCabe: organ work
Works by Duruflé and Reger
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Friday 1 March 2002
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7.30pm
St Andrew's Reformed Church
Canterbury
United Kingdom
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Sounds New Festival
Raphael Wallfisch, cello
John York, piano
Poulenc: Suite française
MacMillan: Cello Sonata
R R Bennett: new work (world première)
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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Wednesday 13 February 2002
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1.05pm
Vestry Hall, London College of Music & Media
St Mary's Road, Ealing
London
United Kingdom
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Tate Ensemble
Tamami Honma, piano
Xenakis: Ychor for string trio
McCabe: Tenebrae for piano
McCabe: Sonata for clarinet, cello & piano
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Thursday 7 February 2002
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6.00pm
St Alphege Church
Canterbury
United Kingdom
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Sounds New Festival Launch
Alexandra Fletcher, cello
pianist tba
McCabe: Cello Sonata (one movement)
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Friday 25 January 2002
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1.00pm
St James Church
Piccadilly
London
United Kingdom
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Naomi Fulton, soprano
Natasha Briger, clarinet
Anthony Kraus, piano
To include:
McCabe: Folk Songs
Schubert: Shepherd on the Rock
Handel: arias from Julius Caesar
Rodrigo: Spanish Love Madrigals
Martinú: Clarinet Sonatine
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Thursday 24 January 2002
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1.00pm
The Gateway
Shrewsbury
United Kingdom
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Paul Hardy, piano
McCabe: Intermezzi
Music by Adès, Patterson and Aldous
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Saturday 24 November 2001
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British Council
Stockholm
Sweden
Details:
E-mail
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Linda Merrick and Stefan Harg, clarinets
To include:
McCabe: Bagatelles for 2 Clarinets
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Thursday 22 November 2001
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6.30pm
Australia House
London
United Kingdom
Details:
E-mail
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Ku-Ring-Gai Virtuosi
To include:
McCabe: Three Folksongs
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Wednesday 21 November 2001
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7.30pm
Wigmore Hall
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
E-mail
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Malcolm Williamson Birthday Concert
Ensemble
To include:
McCabe: Short Williamson Birthday Tribute
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Saturday 17 November 2001
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Troy Music Hall
Troy
New York
United States of America
Details:
E-mail
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John McCabe, piano
Albany Symphony Orchestra
David Alan Miller, conductor
William Schuman: Piano Concerto
Albany CD recording
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Friday 16 November 2001
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Troy Music Hall
Troy
New York
United States of America
Details:
E-mail
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John McCabe, piano
Albany Symphony Orchestra
David Alan Miller, conductor
McCabe: Red Leaves (US première)
William Schuman: Piano Concerto
Tchaikovsky: Symphony No 6 in B minor (Pathètique)
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Monday 12 November 2001
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4.30pm
Music Department
Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg
Kansas
United States of America
Details:
E-mail
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John McCabe
Lecture/demonstration and masterclass on Haydn Piano Sonatas
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Sunday 11 November 2001
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McCray Recital Hall
Music Department, Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg
Kansas
United States of America
Details:
E-mail
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John McCabe, piano
SE Kansas Symphony Orchestra
Stella Hastings, conductor
Copland: Our Town
William Schuman: Piano Concerto
McCabe: Wind, Sand and Stars (US première) [tbc]
Ives, orch. Schuman: Variations on America
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Friday 9 November 2001
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Music Department
Pittsburg State University, Pittsburg
Kansas
United States of America
Details:
E-mail
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John McCabe
Composition classes at 8am, 9am and pm (tbc)
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5 September 2001 - 16 September 2001
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Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama
Glasgow
United Kingdom
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Scottish International Piano Competition 2001
Finals at Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
On September 12th and 13th, at 1.15pm and 6.45pm on both days, Stage 2 will include:
McCabe: Evening Harmonies (Study No 7 - Hommage à Dukas)
World première performances of set test piece commissioned for the Competition
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Saturday 15 September 2001
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7.30pm
St Mary's Church
Rye
(Rye Festival)
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
E-mail
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Yoshiko Endo, piano
Rubio String Quartet
Shostakovich: String Quartet No 4
McCabe: The Woman by the Sea for piano and string quartet (Art SPACE commission 2001)
Hikaru Hiyashi, Shin'ichiro Ikebe, Kazuo Kikkawa, Kyoko Hagi and Rikuya Terashima: 'Sakura' Variations for String Quartet (1990)
Schumann: Piano Quintet in E flat
An official event of Japan 2001
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Wednesday 12 September 2001
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7.30pm
Wigmore Hall
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
E-mail
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Yoshiko Endo, piano
Rubio String Quartet
Shostakovich: String Quartet No 4
McCabe: The Woman by the Sea for piano and string quartet (world première of Art SPACE commission 2001)
Hikaru Hiyashi, Shin'ichiro Ikebe, Kazuo Kikkawa, Kyoko Hagi and Rikuya Terashima: 'Sakura' Variations for String Quartet (1990)
Schumann: Piano Quintet in E flat
An official event of Japan 2001
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Friday 13 July 2001
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12pm
Pump Room
Leamington Spa
United Kingdom
Details:
E-mail
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Alison Wells, soprano
John Turner, recorder
Keith Swallow, piano
McCabe: Domestic Life (world première)
Works by Balfour Gardiner, Joubert, Holloway, Bingham and Marshall
Warwick Festival
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Tuesday 10 July 2001
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7.30pm
St Ann's Church
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
E-mail
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The John Powell Singers
John Powell, conductor
David Greenhalgh, flute
McCabe: The Morning Watch
Choral works by Bach, Swayne, Holst, Kodály, Powell and Randall Thompson
C P E Bach: Sonata for solo flute
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Monday 2 July 2001
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7.30pm
Wigmore Hall
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
E-mail
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Eimer Trio
McCabe: Desert III: Landscape
Trios by Haydn and Beethoven
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Saturday 30 June 2001
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8pm
Cartmel Priory
Cumbria
United Kingdom
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The John Powell Singers
John Powell, conductor
David Greenhalgh, flute
McCabe: The Morning Watch
Choral works by Bach, Swayne, Holst, Kodály, Powell and Randall Thompson
C P E Bach: Sonata for solo flute
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Saturday 9 June 2001
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evening
Theatre Royal
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 2: Le Morte d'Arthur
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matinée
Theatre Royal
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 1: Arthur Pendragon
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Friday 8 June 2001
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evening
Theatre Royal
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 2: Le Morte d'Arthur
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Thursday 7 June 2001
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evening
Theatre Royal
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 2: Le Morte d'Arthur
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Wednesday 6 June 2001
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evening
Theatre Royal
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 1: Arthur Pendragon
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Saturday 2 June 2001
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evening
Lowry Centre
Salford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 2: Le Morte d'Arthur
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matinée
Lowry Centre
Salford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 1: Arthur Pendragon
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Friday 1 June 2001
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evening
Lowry Centre
Salford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 2: Le Morte d'Arthur
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Thursday 31 May 2001
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evening
Lowry Centre
Salford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 2: Le Morte d'Arthur
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Wednesday 30 May 2001
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evening
Lowry Centre
Salford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 1: Arthur Pendragon
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Wednesday 16 May 2001
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7.30pm
Purcell Room
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Galliard Wind Quintet
To include:
McCabe: Postcards
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Saturday 12 May 2001
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evening
Sadler's Wells Theatre
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 2: Le Morte d'Arthur
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matinée
Sadler's Wells Theatre
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 1: Arthur Pendragon
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Friday 11 May 2001
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evening
Sadler's Wells Theatre
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 2: Le Morte d'Arthur
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Thursday 10 May 2001
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evening
Sadler's Wells Theatre
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Arthur, part 2: Le Morte d'Arthur
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Wednesday 9 May 2001
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evening
Sadler's Wells Theatre
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Paul Murphy, conductor
McCabe: Arthur, part 2: Le Morte d'Arthur (world première)
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Tuesday 8 May 2001
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evening
Sadler's Wells Theatre
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Paul Murphy, conductor
McCabe: Arthur, part 1: Arthur Pendragon
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Friday 20 April 2001
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Museo Guerrero de Arte Contemporaneo
Granada
Spain
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Frano Kakarigi, double bass
To include:
McCabe: Pueblo
Concert by TAIMA Ensemble Granada
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Friday 9 March 2001
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7.30pm
Vestry Hall, London College of Music
St Mary's Road, Ealing
London
W5
United Kingdom
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John McCabe, piano
Copland: Piano Variations (1930)
Webern: Variations Op 27
McCabe: Haydn Variations (1983)
Hindemith: Ludus tonalis
Pre-concert talk at 6.30pm
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Sunday 4 March 2001
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3.00pm
Gulbenkian Theatre
University of Kent at Canterbury
Canterbury
United Kingdom
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Sounds New: Youth Day and Dance Warehouse
John McCabe, piano
Richard Rodney Bennett: Noctuary
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Saturday 3 March 2001
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10am-5pm
St Gregory's Centre
Christchurch University College
Canterbury
United Kingdom
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Sounds New
Choral Workshop for Composers led by Nicholas Cleobury and John McCabe
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Monday 19 February 2001
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7.45pm
Library Theatre
Luton
United Kingdom
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Erard Ensemble
To include:
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
Luton Music Club
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Saturday 17 February 2001
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7.30pm
Philharmonic Hall
Liverpool
United Kingdom
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Merseyside Youth Orchestra
Clark Rundell, conductor
McCabe: The Golden Valley (world première)
Merseyside Youth Orchestra 50th birthday weekend
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Friday 16 February 2001
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8pm
Holywell Music Room
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe
Copland: Piano Variations (1930)
Webern: Variations, Op 27
McCabe: Haydn Variations (1983)
Hindemith: Ludus tonalis
Morning and afternoon seminars and lectures; evening recital
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Tuesday 13 February 2001
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2-3.30pm
Royal Academy of Music
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Piano repertoire class on Hindemith's Ludus tonalis given by John McCabe.
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Thursday 8 February 2001
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1.05pm
Music Department Concert Hall
Manchester University
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Manchester University mid-day recital
John McCabe, piano
Haydn: Sonata in D, Landon 39 (Hob. 24)
Haydn: Variations in F minor
Haydn: Sonata in C, Landon 60 (Hob. 50) (English)
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Thursday 18 January 2001
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Halle aux Grains
Toulouse
France
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Orchestre de Chambre de Toulouse
Alain Mogha, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Sonata on a Motet
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Thursday 14 December 2000
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7.45pm
Kingston Parish Church
Kingston
Surrey
United Kingdom
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Kingston Chamber Singers
Benjamin Costello, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Upon the high midnight
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Friday 1 December 2000
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Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Spain
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John McCabe, piano
Orquesta Filarmónica de Gran Canaria
Adrian Leaper, conductor
To include:
Mozart: Piano Concerto No 13 in C, K415
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Thursday 30 November 2000
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Las Palmas de Gran Canaria
Spain
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John McCabe, piano
Orquesta Filarmónica de Gran Canaria
Adrian Leaper, conductor
Messiaen: Sept Haïkaï
McCabe: Rainforest I
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Sunday 26 November 2000
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3pm
Williamson Art Gallery
Birkenhead
United Kingdom
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John Turner, recorders
Neil Smith, guitar
McCabe: Desert IV: Vista for recorders
McCabe: Canto for guitar
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Friday 10 November 2000
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King of Hearts
Norwich
United Kingdom
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Ross Winters, recorders
To include:
McCabe: Desert IV: Vista
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Wednesday 8 November 2000
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7.30pm
Leeds College of Music
Leeds
United Kingdom
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John McCabe, piano
Copland: Piano Variations (1930)
Webern: Variations, Op 27
McCabe: Haydn Variations
Hindemith: Ludus Tonalis
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Tuesday 10 October 2000
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Bristol
United Kingdom
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Brunel Ensemble
Christopher Austin, conductor
McCabe: Rainforest I
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21 September 2000 - 26 September 2000
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City Centre Theater
New York
United States of America
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Paul Murphy, conductor
McCabe: Edward II
Performances on 21st, 22nd, 23rd and 26th at 8pm
Performance on 24th at 3pm
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Tuesday 26 September 2000
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1.10pm
Chichester Cathedral
Chichester
PO 19
United Kingdom
Details:
Simon Parker
E-mail
+44 (0)1494 721164
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Helicon Ensemble -
Simon Parker, clarinet
Simon Trentham, cello
Gilmour Macleod, piano
Ries: Trio for Clarinet,Cello & Piano, Op 28
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello & Piano
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Tuesday 22 August 2000
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New South Wales
Australia
Details:
Web site
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Michael Fowler, piano
To include:
McCabe: Piano Variations (1963)
Newcastle Keyboard Festival
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Thursday 3 August 2000
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12.30pm
Astor Theatre
Deal
Kent
United Kingdom
Details:
E-mail
+44 (0)1304 366077
Fax: +44 (0)1304 374529
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
Bach: Suite No 1 in G, BWV 1007
McCabe: Sonata for cello and piano
Beethoven: Sonata for cello and piano in C, Op 102 No 1
Deal Summer Music Festival
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Wednesday 26 July 2000
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8pm
Astor Theatre
Deal
Kent
United Kingdom
Details:
E-mail
+44 (0)1304 366077
Fax: +44 (0)1304 374529
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John McCabe, piano
Haydn: Sonata in C, L60 (H50) (English)
McCabe: Haydn Variations
Ravel: Miroirs
Schubert: Sonata in A minor D784
Deal Summer Music Festival
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Monday 17 July 2000
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Brockenhurst College
Hampshire
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
E-mail
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Eimer Trio
To include:
McCabe: Desert III: Landscape
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Tuesday 20 June 2000
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Conway Hall
London
United Kingdom
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Richard Dubugnon, doublebass
To include:
McCabe: Pueblo (revised version)
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Tuesday 13 June 2000
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7.30pm
British Music Information Centre
10 Stratford Place
London
W1N 9AE
United Kingdom
Details:
E-mail
+44 (0)1494 721164
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Helicon Ensemble -
Simon Parker, clarinet
Simon Trentham, cello
Gilmour Macleod, piano
Programme to include:
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello & Piano
McCabe: Three Pieces for Clarinet & Piano
Leighton: Fantasy on an American Hymn Tune
Heath: On Fire for cello & piano
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2 June 2000 - 5 June 2000
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Royal Opera House, Covent Garden
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Paul Murphy, Philip Ellis, conductors
Arthur, Part I: Arthur Pendragon
music: John McCabe
choreography: David Bintley
set design: Peter J Davison
costume design: Jasper Conran
lighting design: Peter Mumford
2nd, 3rd (two performances) and 5th June
Further information
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Sunday 21 May 2000
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2.30pm
St Helens Church
Church Street
Ashby
Leicestershire
United Kingdom
Details:
E-mail
+44 (0)1494 721164
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Helicon Ensemble -
Simon Parker, clarinet
Simon Trentham, cello
Gilmour Macleod, piano
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello & Piano
Heath: On Fire for cello & piano
Bruch: Trio Op 83 for Clarinet, Cello & Piano
Beethoven: Trio Op 11 in Bb
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Tuesday 16 May 2000
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St John's
Smith Square
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe, piano
Salomon Orchestra
Peter Stark, conductor
To include:
Rawsthorne: Piano Concerto No 2
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Tuesday 2 May 2000
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7.00pm
British Music Information Centre
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Martin Rummel, cello
To include:
McCabe: Partita for Solo Cello
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Sunday 30 April 2000
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Warwick Arts Society
Warwick
United Kingdom
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Tea-time concert
John McCabe, piano
Haydn: Fantasia in C
Haydn: Sonata in Ab, L31
Haydn: Variations in F minor
Haydn: Sonata in Eb, L62
Warwick Arts Society: Haydn Weekend
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Tuesday 18 April 2000
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8.00pm
Manor Farm Library
Bury Street
Ruislip, Middlesex
United Kingdom
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John McCabe, piano
Lecture/recital: A Composer and his Music
A Ruislip Gramophone Society event
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Sunday 16 April 2000
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7.30pm
Wigmore Hall
London
United Kingdom
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata (London première)
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Wednesday 12 April 2000
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7.30pm
Bridgewater Hall
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Julian Evans, piano
McCabe: Fantasy on a theme of Liszt
Music by Liszt
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Thursday 6 April 2000
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6.45pm
Goldsmiths' Hall
London
United Kingdom
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Guildhall Strings
Wolf: Italian Serenade
Puccini: Crisantemi
Respighi: Ancient Airs & Dances
McCabe: Six-Minute Symphony
Bottesini: Elegy for doublebass
Tchaikovsky: Souvenir de Florence
A City Music Society concert
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1.05pm
Poole Arts Centre
Poole
United Kingdom
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Archaeus String Quartet
McCabe: String Quartet No 2
Works by Beach, Britten and Gershwin
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Monday 3 April 2000
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Hoylake Chamber Concert Society
Hoylake
United Kingdom
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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29 March 2000 - 1 April 2000
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7.30pm
Plymouth
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Paul Murphy, Philip Ellis, conductors
Arthur, Part I: Arthur Pendragon
music: John McCabe
choreography: David Bintley
set design: Peter J Davison
costume design: Jasper Conran
lighting design: Peter Mumford
Additional matinée performance 1 April, 2.30pm
Further information
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Monday 27 March 2000
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Huddersfield Music Society
Huddersfield
United Kingdom
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The Vanbrugh Quartet
To include:
McCabe: String Quartet No 5
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Sunday 26 March 2000
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Holywell Music Rooms
Oxford
United Kingdom
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The Vanbrugh Quartet
To include:
McCabe: String Quartet No 5
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22 March 2000 - 25 March 2000
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7.30pm
Sunderland
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Paul Murphy, Philip Ellis, conductors
Arthur, Part I: Arthur Pendragon
music: John McCabe
choreography: David Bintley
set design: Peter J Davison
costume design: Jasper Conran
lighting design: Peter Mumford
Additional matinée performance 25 March, 2.30pm
Further information
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Friday 24 March 2000
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12.00pm
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
London
United Kingdom
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Verdehr Trio
To include:
McCabe: Fauvel's Rondeaux (UK première)
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Tuesday 21 March 2000
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7.30pm
Philharmonic Hall
Liverpool
United Kingdom
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Concert honouring Adrian Henri
John McCabe, piano
To include:
Satie: Gymnopèdies 1 and 3
Satie: Gnossienne No 2
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15 March 2000 - 18 March 2000
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7.30pm
Bradford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Paul Murphy, Philip Ellis, conductors
Arthur, Part I: Arthur Pendragon
music: John McCabe
choreography: David Bintley
set design: Peter J Davison
costume design: Jasper Conran
lighting design: Peter Mumford
Additional matinée performance 18 March, 2.30pm
Further information
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Friday 17 March 2000
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Kelso Music Society
Kelso
United Kingdom
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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9 March 2000 - 12 March 2000
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Cultural Centre Grand Theatre
Hong Kong
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
Hong Kong Arts Festival
March 9,10,11,12 at 7.30pm; March 11 at 2.30pm
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Sunday 5 March 2000
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5.00pm
Phillips Collection
Washington
United States of America
Details:
Web site
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Verdehr Trio
To include:
McCabe: Fauvel's Rondeaux
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Friday 3 March 2000
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8.00pm
Mount Carmel Church
690 West Belmont Avenue
Chicago
United States of America
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John McCabe 60th birthday concert
John McCabe, piano
soloists tba
William Ferris Chorale
William Ferris, conductor
McCabe: Great Lord of Lords
McCabe: Piano Work
McCabe: Hymne to God the Father
McCabe: 5 Folksongs for voice, horn and piano
McCabe: Missa Meditationis [US première]
McCabe: Proud Songsters
McCabe: The Morning Watch
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello & Piano
McCabe: Upon the High Midnight
Evening concert
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Tuesday 29 February 2000
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4.00pm
St Andrews Music Club
St Andrews, Scotland
United Kingdom
Details:
E-mail
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Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
Includes:
McCabe: Piano Variations (1963)
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Monday 28 February 2000
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Aberdeen Chamber Music Club
Aberdeen
United Kingdom
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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7.30pm
SEMA Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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The Vanbrugh Quartet
John McCabe, piano
McCabe: String Quartet No 5
Elgar: Piano Quintet
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Tuesday 22 February 2000
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Nottingham Music Society
Nottingham
United Kingdom
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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Friday 18 February 2000
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7.30pm
SEMA Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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RNCM Symphony Orchestra
Martyn Brabbins, conductor
Includes:
McCabe: Concerto for Orchestra
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Thursday 17 February 2000
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Faversham
Kent
United Kingdom
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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Tuesday 15 February 2000
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6.00pm
Royal Academy of Music
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe
Piano Repertoire Class on English Piano Music
Ends at 7.30pm
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Thursday 3 February 2000
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Guernsey
Channel Islands
Other
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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Wednesday 2 February 2000
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Alderney
Channel Islands
Other
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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Tuesday 1 February 2000
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Jersey
Channel Islands
Other
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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25 January 2000 - 29 January 2000
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Birmingham Hippodrome
Hurst Street
Birmingham
B5 4TB
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)121 689 3050
£10-36 (evenings), £6.50-19.50 (matinée) + various concessions
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
Royal Ballet Sinfonia
Paul Murphy, Philip Ellis, conductors
Arthur Pendragon (World Première)
music: John McCabe
choreography: David Bintley
set design: Peter J Davison
costume design: Jasper Conran
lighting design: Peter Mumford
Evening performances
25,26,27,28,29 January, 7.30pm
Matinée 26 January, 2pm
Further information
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Saturday 29 January 2000
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7.30pm
Holywell Music Room
Holywell Street
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Martin Read
E-mail
+44 (0)1252 727240
Fax: +44 (0)1252 727240
Address: 16 St George's Road, Farnham, Surrey
£7 [concessions [£5]
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The English Fancie: 1960-1979
Camarada
Lennox Berkeley: Oboe Quartet
call for scores: New Work
Oliver Knussen: Cantata
Richard Rodney Bennett: New Work
McCabe: String Trio
Richard Rodney Bennett: Oboe Quartet
The English Fancie event 2
A retrospective look at English Chamber music of the 20th century.
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Monday 24 January 2000
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Huddersfield Music Society
Huddersfield
United Kingdom
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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Sunday 19 December 1999
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7.30pm
Rivington Church
Lancashire
United Kingdom
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Bolton Chamber Choir
John Powell, conductor
To include:
McCabe: Upon the High Midnight
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Thursday 16 December 1999
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7.30pm
Bridgewater Hall
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Hallé Orchestra
Vernon Handley, conductor
Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on a theme of Thomas Tallis
McCabe: Symphony Of Time and the River
Delius: The Walk to the Paradise Garden
Elgar: Enigma Variations
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Wednesday 15 December 1999
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Clitheroe Concerts Society
Clitheroe
United Kingdom
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Alice Neary, cello
Gretel Dowdeswell, piano
To include:
McCabe: Cello Sonata
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Saturday 11 December 1999
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7.30pm
Attleborough Church
Norfolk
United Kingdom
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Family concert
Wymondham Symphony Orchestra
Kenneth Hÿtch, conductor
Includes:
McCabe: Suite The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe
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Monday 6 December 1999
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Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Chamber concert
McCabe: Rainforest I
McCabe: Concerto for Piano and Wind Quintet
Rawsthorne: String Quartet No 2 or 3
Bax: Nonet
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Saturday 27 November 1999
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7.30pm
Town Hall
Hitchin
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)1733 756964 or 0411617561 or 01462 621303
£8 (£6 concessions)
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Lani Spahr, oboe
Hitchin Symphony Orchestra
Paul Adrian Rooke, conductor
McCabe: Oboe Concerto
McCabe: Symphony Of Time and the River
Elgar: Soliloquy
Vaughan Williams: Symphony No. 5 in D
A concert to celebrate John McCabe`s 60th birthday, the Hitchin Symphony Orchestra`s 70th birthday, Paul Adrian Rooke's 15 years as conductor of the orchestra and Janet Hicks`s 30 years as leader.
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Friday 26 November 1999
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1.05pm
Royal Academy of Music
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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RAM Students
McCabe: Concerto for Piano and Wind Quintet
Ives: Largo for Violin, Clarinet and Piano
McCabe: Pilgrim (string sextet original version) [London première]
Mainly New series
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Tuesday 9 November 1999
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7.30pm
Margaret A. Webb Performing Arts Center
3591 Cerritos Avenue, Los Alamitos
California
United States of America
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Orange County High School of the Arts Chamber Orchestra
Christopher Russell, conductor
J C Bach: Sinfonia in D, Op 18/6
McCabe: Six-Minute Symphony
Stucky: Varianti
Schubert: Symphony No 3 in D
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Thursday 28 October 1999
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Music Centre
Poole
United Kingdom
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Archaeus String Quartet
McCabe: Caravan
McCabe: String Quartet No 2
Britten: Rhapsody for String Quartet
Lunchtime concert
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Monday 25 October 1999
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Luton Music Club
Luton
United Kingdom
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John Turner, recorders
Includes:
McCabe: Desert IV: Vista
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Wednesday 20 October 1999
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1.15pm
Bristol University
Music Department, Victoria Rooms, Queens Road
Bristol
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe, piano
Rawsthorne: Theme and Four Studies
Saxton: Chacony
Hoddinott: Sonata No 3
Vaughan Williams: The Lake in the Mountains
Vaughan Williams: Hymn-tune Prelude on Song 13 (Gibbons)
McCabe: Gaudí (Study No 3)
Midday recital
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Sunday 3 October 1999
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Los Angeles
United States of America
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David Campbell, clarinet
pianist tba
Includes:
McCabe: Three Pieces for Clarinet & Piano
Further performances in Iowa and Texas
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Friday 1 October 1999
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St Johns
Smith Square
London
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)171 222 1061
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Helios Sinfonia
Matthew Taylor, Tom Hammond (conductors)
McCabe: Red Leaves
Matthew Taylor: Symphony No 2 (world première)
Sibelius: Prelude and Suite No 1: The Tempest
Sibelius: Finlandia Awakes (UK première)
Evening concert
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Monday 30 August 1999
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8.00pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£10.50 R
£9 RC
£8.50 U
£7 UC
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Brahms Plus
David Campbell (clarinet)
Alice Neary (cello)
Gretel Dowdeswell (piano)
Schumann: Five pieces in Folk-style Op 102
McCabe: Cello Sonata (world première)
Brahms: Clarinet Sonata in E flat Op 120 No 2
Brahms: Trio in A Op 114
Presteigne Festival 1999 event 18
This concert is to be recorded for future transmission by BBC Radio 3.
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2.30pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£6 U
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John McCabe (piano)
Haydn: Sonata No 44 in F, Hob XVI.29
Rawsthorne: Theme and Four Studies
Alun Hoddinott: Piano Sonata No 3
Haydn: Sonata No 59 in E flat, Hob XVI.49
Presteigne Festival 1999 event 16
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Saturday 28 August 1999
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8.00pm
St Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£14 R
£12.50 RC
£11.50 U
£10 UC
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Alison Smart (soprano)
Rachel Lindop (mezzo-soprano)
Canterbury Chamber Choir
Presteigne Festival Orchestra
George Vass (conductor)
Haydn: Symphony No 44 in E minor, Trauer
Celia Harper: Motet: O stellae coruscantes
Vivaldi: Motet: Nulla in mundo pax sincera, RV630
McCabe: Red Leaves
Vivaldi: Gloria in D, RV589
Presteigne Festival 1999 event 11
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4.30pm
Assembly Rooms, Presteigne
Powys
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£6 U
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Brahms Plus
David Campbell (clarinet)
Alice Neary (cello)
Gretel Dowdeswell (piano)
Schumann: Adagio and Allegro in A flat Op 70
McCabe: Sonata for clarinet, cello and piano
McCabe: January Sonatina for solo clarinet
Brahms: Cello Sonata No 1 in E minor Op 38
Presteigne Festival 1999 event 10
Please book tickets in advance for this event.
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11.30am
Village Hall, Titley
Herefordshire
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£3 U
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McCabe in Conversation
Festival Composer in Residence John McCabe talks to the Chief Music Critic of the Birmingham Post, Christopher Morley
Presteigne Festival 1999 event 8
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Friday 27 August 1999
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8.00pm
St. Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£10.50 R
£9 RC
£8.50 U
£7 UC
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Vanbrugh String Quartet
David Campbell (clarinet)
Schubert: String Quartet in D minor D810 Death and the Maiden
McCabe: String Quartet No.5
Mozart: Quintet for Clarinet and strings in A K581
Presteigne Festival 1999 event 7
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7.00pm
The Judge's Lodging, Presteigne
Powys
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
FREE
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Pre-concert Talk
Composer in Residence John McCabe gives an insight into his music, with particular reference to the Fifth String Quartet.
Presteigne Festival 1999 event 6
Seating is limited for this event, which is free for those attending Event 7 - please book tickets simultaneously.
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Thursday 26 August 1999
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8.00pm
St. Andrew's Church, Presteigne
Powys
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£14 R
£12.50 RC
£11.50 U
£10 UC
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Catherine Beynon (harp)
Ruth Watson (oboe)
Presteigne Festival Orchestra
George Vass (conductor)
McCabe: Sonata on a Motet
Mozart: Concerto in C, K415, arranged for harp and orchestra
Marcello: Oboe Concerto in D minor
Handel: Water Music Suite No 1 in F HWV348
Presteigne Festival 1999 event 2
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Monday 16 August 1999
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Riedenburg
Germany
Details:
Web site
E-mail
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Julian Evans (piano)
Includes:
McCabe: Fantasy on a theme of Liszt
Symphonic Summer in Riedenburg
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Thursday 29 July 1999
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11.30am
School Concert Hall
Fishguard
Pembrokeshire
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)1348 873612
Address: Festival Office, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, Wales SA65 9BJ, United Kingdom
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John McCabe (piano)
Byrd: Hugh Ashton's Ground
Haydn: Sonata in G, Landon 6 (Hob.13)
Hoddinott: Sonata No 3
McCabe: Gaudí (Study No 3)
Mozart: Sonata in Bb, K 570
Fishguard Festival
Morning recital
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Wednesday 28 July 1999
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8.00pm
School Concert Hall
Fishguard
Pembrokeshire
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)1348 873612
Address: Festival Office, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, Wales SA65 9BJ, United Kingdom
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Gillian Weir (harpsichord)
Guildhall Strings
John S Davies (conductor)
McCabe: Six-minute Symphony
Mathias: Harpsichord Concerto
Fishguard Festival
Evening concert
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Monday 19 July 1999
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Linz
Austria
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Martin Rummel (cello)
McCabe: Partita for solo cello
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Saturday 17 July 1999
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Rejkjavik Cathedral
Reykjavik
Iceland
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Jennifer Bate (organ)
Includes:
McCabe: Dies Resurrectionis
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Tuesday 13 July 1999
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St. Ann's Church
Manchester
United Kingdom
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John Powell Singers
John Powell (conductor)
Includes:
McCabe: Motet
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Saturday 10 July 1999
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Cartmel Priory
Lake District
United Kingdom
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John Powell Singers
John Powell (conductor)
Includes:
McCabe: Motet
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Friday 9 July 1999
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7.45pm
Royal Pump Rooms
Leamington Spa
United Kingdom
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John McCabe (piano)
Vanbrugh String Quartet
Beethoven: String Quartet in Eb, Op 74 (Harp)
McCabe: String Quartet No 5
Elgar: Piano Quintet in A minor
Warwick Festival
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Saturday 26 June 1999
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7.30pm
Concert Hall
Music Department, Manchester University
Manchester
United Kingdom
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Alison Wells (soprano)
Mark Chambers (counter-tenor)
John Turner (recorder)
Jonathan Price (cello)
Keith Elcombe (harpsichord)
John McCabe (piano)
William Byrd Singers
Stephen Wilkinson (conductor)
McCabe: Rain Songs
McCabe: Les Soirs bleus
Hoddinott: Lizard
McCabe: 2 Latin Elegies
McCabe: Partita for solo cello
Gregson: 3 Matisse Impressions for recorder and piano
McCabe: Requiem Sequence
McCabe: Desert IV: Vista
Rawsthorne: A Rose for Lidice
McCabe: Visions
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Thursday 17 June 1999
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7.30pm
St. Hilda's College
Oxford
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
+44 (0)1865 276884
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Peter Sheppard Skaerved (violin)
Francis Pott (piano)
Debussy: Violin Sonata in G minor
David Matthews: Fugue for solo violin
Rawsthorne: Violin Sonata
Satie: Choses vues á droite et á gauche
McCabe: Star-Preludes
Francis Pott: Violin Sonata
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8.00pm
Ordensaal
Residenzschloss Ludwigsburg
Ludwigsburg
Germany
Details:
E-mail
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Julian Evans (piano)
McCabe: Fantasy on a theme of Liszt
Works by Bach/Busoni, Liszt, Rachmaninov
Ludwigsburger Festspiel
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Saturday 12 June 1999
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7.30pm
St. George's
Brandon Hill
Bristol
United Kingdom
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Brunel Ensemble
Christopher Austin (conductor)
Stravinsky: Concerto in Eb (Dumbarton Oaks)
McCabe: Rainforest I
Simon Holt: ...era madrugada
Copland: Appalachian Spring (original version)
Pre-concert talk at 6.15pm
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Friday 11 June 1999
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7.00pm
Royal College of Music
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Grimethorpe Colliery Band
Peter Bassano (conductor)
Includes:
McCabe: Cloudcatcher Fells
Evening concert
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Friday 4 June 1999
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European Recorder Teachers' UK Branch Conference
Cambridge
United Kingdom
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Ross Winters (recorder)
McCabe: Desert IV: Vista
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Sunday 23 May 1999
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Notre Dame College
Leeds
United Kingdom
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Leeds Symphony Orchestra
Martin Binks (conductor)
McCabe: Suite: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Arnold: Tam o'Shanter
Elgar: Enigma Variations
Vaughan Williams: Symphony No.8
Evening concert
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Sunday 9 May 1999
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7.30pm
Royal Pavilion (Music Room)
Brighton
United Kingdom
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Guildhall Strings
McCabe: Six-Minute Symphony
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Monday 3 May 1999
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Brighton Festival
Brighton
United Kingdom
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Brighton Festival Haydn Day
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Sunday 25 April 1999
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7.00pm
Wigmore Hall
London
United Kingdom
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John McCabe Birthday Concert
John McCabe (piano)
David Campbell (clarinet)
Louise Hopkins (cello)
Vanbrugh Quartet
Haydn: Piano Sonata in F, Landon 44 (Hob.29)
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
McCabe: January Sonatina
McCabe: String Quartet no.5
Brahms: Clarinet Quintet in B minor, Op 115
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Wednesday 21 April 1999
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Philharmonic Hall
Liverpool
United Kingdom
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Judith Howarth (soprano)
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Adrian Leaper (conductor)
Brahms: Variations on the St. Antoni Chorale
McCabe: Notturni ed Alba
Ravel: Shéhérazade
McCabe: Concerto for Orchestra
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Philharmonic Hall
Liverpool
United Kingdom
Lunchtime
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John McCabe (piano)
Byrd: Hugh Ashton's Ground
Haydn: Piano Sonata in Eb, Landon 59 (Hob.49)
Richard Rodney Bennett: Noctuary (Variations on a theme of Scott Joplin)
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Tuesday 20 April 1999
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Guildhall
Preston
United Kingdom
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Judith Howarth (soprano)
Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra
Adrian Leaper (conductor)
Brahms: Variations on the St. Antoni Chorale
McCabe: Notturni ed Alba
Ravel: Shéhérazade
McCabe: Concerto for Orchestra
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Sunday 18 April 1999
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6.30pm
Conway Hall
Red Lion Square
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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John McCabe Birthday Concert
John McCabe (piano)
Vanbrugh Quartet
Beethoven: String Quartet in Eb, op.74 (Harp)
McCabe: String Quartet no.5 [London première]
Elgar: Piano Quintet in A minor
South Place Sunday Concerts
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Saturday 17 April 1999
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7.30pm
Adrian Boult Hall
Birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0) 1234 364499
Fax: +44 (0) 1234 364499
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Endymion Ensemble
McCabe: Nocturnal for piano and string quartet
A Birmingham Chamber Music Society Concert
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Tuesday 13 April 1999
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Bishopsgate Institute
London
United Kingdom
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City Music Society Lunchtime Recital
John McCabe (piano)
Haydn: Sonata in G minor, L32 (Hob 44)
McCabe: Haydn Variations
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Thursday 25 March 1999
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7.30pm
Royal Naval College Chapel
Greenwich
London
United Kingdom
Details:
£9 (£5 concessions)
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Soloist tba
Trinity College of Music Chamber Orchestra
Peter Stark (conductor)
McCabe: Five Elegies
Honegger: Symphony No 4
Stravinsky: Symphonies of Wind Instruments
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Monday 22 March 1999
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7.45pm
Library Theatre
Luton
United Kingdom
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Sarah Francis (oboe)
Tagore String Trio
McCabe: Oboe Quartet
McCabe: String Trio
Mozart: Oboe Quartet in F
Rawsthorne: Oboe Quartet [no.2]
Music by Haydn
A Luton Music Club concert
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Friday 19 March 1999
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1.05pm
Music Hall
Guildhall School of Music
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Guildhall Brass Band
Paul Cosh (director)
Roger Payne: Horn Concerto
McCabe: Images for brass band
Also includes a new work by Philip Grange and the first performance of a new piece by Andrew Jackman
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Thursday 18 March 1999
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7.00pm
Purcell School
Aldenham Road, Bushey
Hertfordshire
WD2 3TS
United Kingdom
Details:
E-mail
+44 (0)1923 331138
Fax: +44 (0)1923 331199
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Contemporary Ensemble and Chamber Orchestra
McCabe: Rainforest I
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Sunday 14 March 1999
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3.00pm
Bishop's Palace
Maidstone
Kent
United Kingdom
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Sarah Francis (oboe)
Tagore String Trio
McCabe: Oboe Quartet
A Medway Music Club concert.
Start time to be confirmed.
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Saturday 13 March 1999
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7.45pm
Holywell Music Rooms
Oxford
United Kingdom
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Claire-Louise Lucas (mezzo-soprano)
Jonathan Darnborough (piano)
McCabe: Irish Songbook (Part I)
McCabe: Mosaic (Study No 6)
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Tuesday 9 March 1999
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7.30pm
SEMA Concert Hall
Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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RNCM Brass Band
Chris Houlding (conductor)
McCabe: Salamander
McCabe: Images
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Friday 5 March 1999
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7.30pm
St. John's
Smith Square
London
United Kingdom
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Orchestra of Royal Holloway College
Matthew Taylor (conductor)
McCabe: Symphony Of Time and the River (Symphony no.4)
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Wednesday 3 March 1999
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7.30pm
SEMA Concert Hall, Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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RNCM Wind Orchestra and Choral Society
James Gourlay and Clark Rundell (conductors)
McCabe: Canyons
Woolrich: Sennets and Tuckets
Hartmann: Symphony No.5
Wilby: A Requiem for our time
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Wednesday 24 February 1999
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3.00pm
Royal Academy of Music
London
United Kingdom
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Piano Repertoire class on McCabe Piano Music and the Composer's View
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Thursday 18 February 1999
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1.15pm
Vestry Hall
London College of Music and Media
London
W5
United Kingdom
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John McCabe (piano)
Byrd: Hugh Ashton's Ground
Saxton: Chacony for left hand
Richard Rodney Bennett: Noctuary (Variations on a theme of Scott Joplin)
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Saturday 6 February 1999
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St. George's Brandon Hill
Bristol
United Kingdom
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Brunel Ensemble
Christopher Austin (conductor)
McCabe: Pilgrim [First performance of String Orchestra version]
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2 February 1999 - 6 February 1999
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Sadler's Wells Theatre
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
McCabe: Edward II
7 performances, including 2 matinees
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Friday 5 February 1999
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7.30pm
Fairfield Hall
Croydon
London
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)181 688 9291
£8 (concessions £4)
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John McCabe (piano)
RAF Central Band
Wing Commander R K Wiffin (conductor)
London College of Music and Media Wind Ensemble
James Watson (conductor)
McCabe/DeSarno: Cloudcatcher Fells
Gregson: Piano Concerto (London première)
Cecilia McDowell: Fanfare (world première)
Leonard Bernstein: West Side Story Suite
Bill Whelan: Riverdance
John Williams: Star Wars
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Saturday 30 January 1999
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Heritage Centre
Macclesfield
United Kingdom
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John McCabe (piano)
Northern Chamber Orchestra
Nicholas Ward (conductor)
McCabe: Red Leaves
Mozart: Piano Concerto no.13 in C, K.415
Works by Haydn and Arensky
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Sunday 24 January 1999
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2.30pm
Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Foden's (Courtois) Band
Nicholas Childs (conductor)
McCabe: Cloudcatcher Fells
RNCM Festival of Brass
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Sunday 17 January 1999
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7.30pm
Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Williams Fairey Brass Band
James Gourlay (musical director)
McCabe: Salamander
RNCM Festival of Brass 1999
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2.30pm
Royal Northern College of Music
Manchester
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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RNCM Brass Band
Howard Snell (conductor)
McCabe: Desert II:Horizon
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Wednesday 16 December 1998
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7.30pm
Ealing Town Hall
Ealing
London
W5
United Kingdom
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LCM Symphonic Wind Ensemble
James Watson (conductor)
McCabe: Centennial Fanfare
McCabe: Canyons
McCabe: Rounds for Brass Quintet
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Monday 14 December 1998
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7.30pm
St. Mary's Church
Ealing
London
W5
United Kingdom
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London College of Music and Media Choir
Includes -
McCabe: Upon the high Midnight
McCabe: Mary laid her Child
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Thursday 10 December 1998
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7.30pm
British Music Information Centre
(Bond Street Tube), 10 Stratford Place
London
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
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Richard Leigh Harris (piano)
McCabe: Piano Variations (1963)
McCabe: 5 Bagatelles
Works by Richard Rodney Bennett (Sonata), James Patten and Richard Leigh Harris
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Wednesday 9 December 1998
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7.30pm
Vestry Hall
London College of Music and Media, Ealing
London
W5
United Kingdom
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London College of Music and Media String Ensemble
Peter Sheppard Skæred (conductor)
McCabe: Six-minute Symphony
Stephen Montague: New work (première)
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1.15pm
Vestry Hall
London College of Music and Media, Ealing
London
United Kingdom
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Peter Sheppard Skæred and Philippa Parry (violins)
Pianist tba
McCabe: Star-Preludes
Rawsthorne: Theme and Variations for 2 violins
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Sunday 6 December 1998
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7.30pm
Parish Church of St. George and St. Andrew
Stevenage
Hertfordshire
United Kingdom
£7 (adults), £6 (concessions), £1 (under 16), free (under 12) available at the door
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Hitchin Symphony Orchestra
Paul Adrian Rooke (conductor)
Stevenage Choral Society
Trevor Hughes (conductor)
Beethoven: Coriolan Overture
Schubert: Symphony No. 8 in B Minor, Unfinished
McCabe: Suite: The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
Douglas Coombes: The Winter Bird
plus christmas carols
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Thursday 3 December 1998
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London College of Music and Media
Ealing
London
United Kingdom
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London College of Music and Media: Variations Event
Student composers' variations on a theme chosen by John McCabe
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Wednesday 2 December 1998
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7.30pm
British Music Information Centre
(Bond Street Tube), 10 Stratford Place
London
W1
United Kingdom
Details:
Web site
£5 (BMIC friends and concessions £3)
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Jane Manning 60th Birthday Concert
Jane Manning (soprano)
David Mason (piano)
Mark Wood (baritone)
Simon Baker (counter-tenor)
Jonathan Harvey: Nachtlied
McCabe: Requiem Sequence
Melvin Bird: Songs I, IV and V from Religious Songs (world première)
Colin Matthews: Un Colloque Sentimental (excerpts)
Jeremy Aknai: movements from Songs of Peace (world première)
Recital, lecture workshop and masterclass, two events at BMIC launching a second volume of "New Vocal Repertory", Jane Manning’s invaluable compendium of information, analysis and advice on performing contemporary vocal works. Part 2 on 15th December at 7:30pm
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Thursday 12 November 1998
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7.30pm
British Music Information Centre
(Bond Street tube), 10 Stratford Place
London
United Kingdom
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Eimer Trio
McCabe: Desert III:Landscape
Presented by the Piano Trio Society
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Thursday 5 November 1998
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1.15pm
Bridgewater Hall
Manchester
United Kingdom
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Onyx Brass
McCabe: Rounds for Brass Quintet
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Tuesday 3 November 1998
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London College of Music and Media
Ealing
London
W5
United Kingdom
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Concert by winners of British Reserve Prizes
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Tuesday 27 October 1998
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1.15pm
Vestry Hall
London College of Music and Media, Ealing
London
W5
United Kingdom
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Terroni Piano Trio
McCabe: Desert III: Landscape
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Thursday 22 October 1998
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1.15 pm
Vestry Hall
London College of Music and Media, Ealing
London
United Kingdom
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John McCabe (piano)
Nielsen: Chaconne, Op.32
McCabe: Haydn Variations
Following the concert, an afternoon session - John McCabe as Visiting Professor with student composers, and then "In conversation", a public discussion and interview, with some performances by students
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Sunday 27 September 1998
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Lexington
Kentucky
United States of America
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Dorotea Hoffman (viola)
McCabe: February Sonatina
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Sunday 13 September 1998
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Batehaven
Bateman's Bay
New South Wales
Australia
Details:
Web site
E-mail
+61 2 9698 1711
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Ku-Ring-Gai Virtuosi (Musica Viva tour)
McCabe: Fauvel's Rondeaux
John McCabe and Australia
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Saturday 12 September 1998
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Wagga Wagga
New South Wales
Australia
Details:
Web site
E-mail
+61 2 9698 1711
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Ku-Ring-Gai Virtuosi (Musica Viva tour)
McCabe: Fauvel's Rondeaux
John McCabe and Australia
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Wednesday 9 September 1998
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Lismore
New South Wales
Australia
Details:
+61 2 9698 1711
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Ku-Ring-Gai Virtuosi (Musica Viva tour)
McCabe: Fauvel's Rondeaux
John McCabe and Australia
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Friday 4 September 1998
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8.00pm
UC Auditorium
Turramurra Ave, Turramurra
Sydney
Australia
Details:
Web site
E-mail
+61 2 9498 1915
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Ku-Ring-Gai Virtuosi
Bach: Unaccompanied Cello Suite
Barber: Despite and Still (soprano and piano)
McCabe: Fauvel's Rondeaux (Australian première)
Martinu: Clarinet Sonata
Shostakovitch: Trio for Violin, Cello and Piano
Brahms: Vergebliches Ständchen, arr Powning for Soprano, Clarinet, Violin and Cello
John McCabe and Australia
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12 August 1998 - 23 August 1998
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National Academy of Music
210 Bank Street
South Melbourne
Vic. 3205
Australia
Details:
+61 3 9645 7911
Fax: +61 3 9645 7922
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John McCabe is Visiting Professor of Composition
John McCabe and Australia
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Saturday 15 August 1998
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7.30pm
National Academy of Music
210 Bank Street
South Melbourne
Vic. 3205
Australia
Details:
+61 3 9645 7911
Fax: +61 3 9645 7922
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John McCabe (piano)
Byrd: Hugh Ashton's Ground
Nielsen: Chaconne, Op.32
Saxton: Chacony for left hand
Brenton Broadstock: In the Silence of Night
McCabe: Haydn Variations
John McCabe and Australia
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24 July 1998 - 27 July 1998
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Krakow
Poland
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2nd Eurocass (European Clarinet Congress)
Verity Butler (clarinet)
McCabe: January Sonatina
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Tuesday 21 July 1998
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1.00pm
Church of St. Magnus the Martyr
Lower Thames Street
London
EC3
United Kingdom
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Trio B3 Classic
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
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Sunday 19 July 1998
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Cité de la Musique
Paris
France
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Grimethorpe Colliery Band
Peter Bassano (conductor)
McCabe: Cloudcatcher Fells
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Friday 17 July 1998
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3.00pm
St. Matthew's Church
Cheltenham
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)1242 227979
Fax: +44 (0)1242 573902
Address: Booking Office, Town Hall, Imperial Square, Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, GL50 1QA, England
£3 (unreserved)
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Trio B3 Classic
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
Works by Beethoven
Cheltenham Festival
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Thursday 16 July 1998
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7.30pm
British Music Information Centre
(Bond Street tube), 10 Stratford Place
London
United Kingdom
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B3 Classic Trio
McCabe: Sonata for Clarinet, Cello and Piano
Music by Rodney Newton, David Johnstone, Martin Zalba and Jorge García Del Valle
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Thursday 9 July 1998
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Lichfield Festival
Lichfield
Staffordshire
United Kingdom
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Anna Markland (piano)
McCabe: Piano Variations (1963)
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Saturday 27 June 1998
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7.30pm
St. Cyprian's Church
Glentworth Street
London NW1
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)181 670 9839
£6 (Concessions £4)
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Robin Thompson-Clarke (cello)
The LONDON 20
Anthony Davie (conductor)
Debussy: Danse Sacrée et Danse Profane
John McCabe: Two Dances from Mary Queen of Scots
John McCabe: Music from Sam
Ian Wilson: Shining Forth for cello and orchestra (World Première)
Giles Swayne: Naaotwá Lalá
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27 May 1998 - 30 May 1998
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Birmingham Hippodrome
birmingham
United Kingdom
Details:
+44 (0)121 622 2555
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Birmingham Royal Ballet
John McCabe: Edward II
Evenings of 27th, 28th, 29th and 30th May 1998 with an additional matinée on 30th May.
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