Information on Last Year’s Programme is also available
All concerts take place in the Cowdray Hall, Aberdeen and start at 7.30 pm
The Cowdray Hall is adjacent to the Art Gallery and the entrance is at the junction of Blackfriars Street and Schoolhill.
| MONDAY 13 OCTOBER 2008 THE AUER STRING QUARTET» |
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| Vilmos Oláh (violin) Gábor Berán (violin) Csaba Gálfi (viola) Akos Takacs (cello) |
Mozart Quartet in A K464 |
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| MONDAY 3 NOVEMBER 2008 THE KUNGSBACKA PIANO TRIO » |
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| Malin Broman (violin) Jesper Svedberg (cello) Simon Crawford-Phillips (piano) |
Haydn Trio in E flat Hob. XV 29 |
This concert is part of s•o•u•n•d North East Scotland’s Festival of New Music. “The Brook Sings Loud” was commissioned by the Aberdeen Chamber Music Club and has been partly funded by the Scottish Arts Council. This will be the world premiere performance. |
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| MONDAY 1 DECEMBER 2008 FLUTE/GUITAR DUO » |
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| Aisling Agnew (flute) Matthew McAllister (guitar) |
Bach Sonata in E minor Sor Variations on the Magic Flute (guitar solo) Debussy Syrinx (flute solo) Bizet Carmen Fantasy Villa-Lobos Bachianas Brasileiros Caffrey Pluck, Blow Ravel Pavane Piazzolla Histoire du Tango |
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| MONDAY 12 JANUARY 2009 THE LONDON CONCERTANTE » |
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| Adam Summerhayes (violin) Paul Barrett (violin) Matthew Quenby (viola) Chris Grist (cello) Benjamin Griffiths (bass) Elizabeth Drew (clarinet) Mark Smith (horn) Ben Hudson (bassoon) |
Beethoven Septet in E flat op. 20 Schubert Octet in F op. 166 D803 |
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| MONDAY 9 FEBRUARY 2009 THE BADKE STRING QUARTET » |
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| Heather Badke (violin) Emma Parker (violin) Eniko Magyar (viola) Jonathan Byers (cello) |
Haydn Quartet in G op. 76 no. 1 |
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| MONDAY 9 MARCH 2009 THE PSOPHOS STRING QUARTET and NILS MONKEMEYER (viola) » |
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| Liza Schatzman (violin) Bleuenn le Maitre (violin) Cécile Grassi (viola) Eve-Marie Caravassilis (cello) |
Mendelssohn Quartet in E minor op. 44 no. 2 Mozart Quintet in C K 515 Brahms Quintet in G op. 111 |
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