Next concert Thursday 12th April, 2012, 7.30 pm
Thomas Keogh and James Luxton
Two Rising Stars
TK Théodore SALOME - Grand Choeur in G
JL Peter CLARK - Trumpet Tune and Air
TK J. S. BACH - Air on a G string
JL G. F. HANDEL - The King Shall Rejoice
TK Noel RAWSTHORNE - Hornpipe Humoresque
JL Louis VIERNE - Lied
TK Jean SIBELIUS - Finlandia
Interval
JL Noel RAWSTHORNE - "Dancing Feet" and "Line Dance" from "Dance Suite"
JL Fredrik SIXTEN - Hymn
TK Arthur SULLIVAN - The Lost Chord
TK J. S. BACH - Prelude and Fugue in G major, BWV 541
JL Sir H. Walford DAVIES - Solemn Melody
DUET Kenneth ALFORD - Colenel Bogey
If you haven't been to this venue, you are missing something spectacular, never mind the organ!
(by the way the Grand Hall is used on the Barclays advert with the bouncy castle but has been recoloured blue instead of pink!)
WOW! What an interesting and varied programme. I just HAVE to get there somehow, despite the fact that I now live 150 miles away from AP.....this one is far too good to miss. Thanks for posting!
Regards,
Richard
At the risk of going off-topic, there is an amusing related anecdote to tell.
H. Walford Davies to R. Vaughan Williams: "I wrote my Solemn Melody on my knees"
RVW to HWD: "And I wrote my Fourth Symphony sitting on my arse!".
;D
If you're not familiar with RVW4, you should get to know it. It's RVW at his very best - gritty, dark and intense, utterly relentless.
James Luxton is well worth going to hear, I do not know the other gentleman but I am sure he is well worth hearing as well.
Barrie