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Origins
Lucie Horsch recorders; Fuse
Programme & Song Text
Date
Tue 05 Jul 2022, 1.00pm
Tickets
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Duration
This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval
Availability

Important Information

Download the PDF programme here. Reproduction and distribution is strictly prohibited.

Artists

  • Lucie Horschrecorders
  • Fuse
    • Julia Philippensviolin
    • Emma van der Schalieviolin
    • Adriaan Breunisviola
    • Mascha van Nieuwkerkcello
    • Tobias Nijboerbass
    • Daniel van Dalenpercussion

Programme

  • Trad/Irish
      • She moved through the fair
      • Londonderry Air
        (arranged by Max Knigge)
  • Béla Bartók
    1881-1945
      • 3 Hungarian Folksongs from Csík BB45b
        (arranged by Max Knigge)
      • Teasing Song BB104 No. 26
      • Bagpipes BB104 No. 36
      • Ruthenian Kolomejka BB104 No. 35
  • Igor Stravinsky
    1882-1971
      • 3 pieces for solo clarinet
        :
      • Piece No. 3 (arranged by Lucie Horsch)
      • Mavra
        :
      • Chanson Russe (Parasha’s Aria) (arranged by Max Knigge)
  • Béla Bartók
    1881-1945
      • Romanian Folk Dances BB68
        (arranged by Max Knigge)
  • Ástor Piazzolla
    1921-1992
      • María de Buenos Aires
        :
      • Fuga y Misterio
      • Libertango
        (arranged by Max Knigge)

Encore

Overview

The young Dutch recorder player has already achieved much over her time in the spotlight – including in 2020 the Dutch Music Award and her debut with the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra; her first recording – of Vivaldi concertos – won her an Edison Award, and her second – with The Academy of Ancient Music – an Opus Klassik Prize. Here she is joined by ensemble Fuse in a programme that puts a new spin on music from Europe and South America, both traditional and modern.

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