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Come into the Garden: Samling Showcase
Samling Showcase 2019
Date
Fri 08 Nov 2019, 7.30pm
Duration
This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval
Availability

Artists

  • Claire Leessoprano
  • Anna Stéphanymezzo-soprano
  • Nicky Spencetenor
  • Dominic Sedgwickbaritone
  • Joseph Middletonpiano
  • Somi Kimpiano
  • Simon Russell Bealeactor

Programme

  • PROLOGUE
  • Robert Schumann
    1810-1856
      • Lieder und Gesänge Op. 77
        :
      • Mein Garten No. 2
      • Lieder und Gesänge Op. 51
        :
      • Volksliedchen No. 2
      • Minnespiel Op. 101
        :
      • Ich bin dein Baum No. 3
  • Hugo Wolf
    1860-1903
      • Mörike Lieder
        :
      • Der Gärtner
  • A GARDEN FOR ALL SEASONS - SPRING
  • Georges Bizet
    1838-1875
      • Vingt mélodies Op. 21
        :
      • No. 1 Chanson d'avril
  • Robert Schumann
    1810-1856
      • Drei zweistimmige Lieder Op. 43
        :
      • Schön Blümelein No. 3

Interval

  • Benjamin Britten
    1913-1976
      • On This Island Op. 11
        :
      • Now the leaves are falling fast
  • John Ireland
    1879-1962
      • Songs of a Wayfarer
        :
      • When daffodils begin to peer
  • Benjamin Britten
    1913-1976
      • Tom Bowling and Other Song Arrangements
        :
      • The holly and the ivy
  • Robert Schumann
    1810-1856
      • Lieder-Album für die Jugend Op. 79
        :
      • Schneeglöckchen
  • Liza Lehmann
    1862-1918
      • There are fairies at the bottom of our garden
  • David Baker
    1931-2016
      • Someone's Been Sending Me Flowers
        :
      • Someone is sending me flowers

Overview

A leading authority in the trainingof classical voices and pianoaccompanists nationally andinternationally, Samling Institute forYoung Artists presents its annualShowcase. Inspired by gardensthrough the seasons and thelanguage of flowers, six SamlingArtists present an evening of songand poetry.

Notice of road works on Wigmore Street
There will be no vehicular access on Wigmore Street between Gloucester Place and Wimpole Street between 5 November and 15 November from 8.00AM to 6.00PM.

Parking on Wigmore Street will be restricted at all times. There will still be pedestrian access to Wigmore Hall. Please plan your trip to Wigmore Hall accordingly, and feel free to contact Box Office if you have any questions.

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