Diary

Programme to include:

Michael Higgins – The cloths of heaven

Libby Croad – The Brontë Suite

Jake Runestad – Flower into kindness

Ned Rorem – Little Lamb, who made thee

Piatti Quartet

St Martin’s Voices

Andrew Earis conductor

Sarah Williamson and the Piatti Quartet

Finzi:                      5 Bagatelles for clarinet and string quartet
Weber:                 Clarinet quintet, op 34
Brahms:               Clarinet Quintet op. 115

Programme:
Ravel — String Quartet in F major
Schumann — Piano Quartet in E flat major Op. 47
Dvořák — Piano Quintet No. 2 in A major Op. 81

Simon Callaghan, piano

The Piatti Quartet and Emmanuel Despax join forces to present an album of works by Farrenc, Schumann and Durosoir. Louise Farrenc arranged her own brilliantly dramatic Wind Sextet and Piano, for Piano Quintet and this arrangement is a World Premiere Recording on this release. They’ve chosen to include three of Lucien Durosoir’s most touching and beautiful pieces, one for violin and piano, and two for cello and piano.

Schubert, Purcell and Elgar Quartets

B Britten String Quartet No. 1, Op. 25

J Phibbs String Quartet No. 4

C Harding Iorsa

E Elgar String Quartet in E minor, Op. 83

Elgar: Quartet

Tchaikovsky: Quartet No.1 in D major

MILOŠ, hailed by the Financial Times ‘as chief flag-waver and poster boy for the classical guitar’, is joined by the Piatti Quartet for a wide ranging programme that includes works by Marcello, Philip Glass, Boccherini and the The Beatles. 

Household Music by Vaughan Williams

String Quartet No.1 in E Minor by Ina Boyle

(Interval)

7 Irish Tunes for String Quartet by William Alwyn

The Holy Boy by John Ireland

String Quartet No.1 by Doreen Carwithen

Webern: LangsamerSatz

Mendelssohn: Quartet in E flat major, Op.12

Ina Boyle: Quartet in E minor

Dvorak: ‘American’ Quartet, Op.96 in F major