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Duruflé, Hahn, Saint-Saëns and Tailleferre
Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective
Programme & Song Text
Date
Sat 12 Nov 2022, 3.00pm
Tickets
Archived Event
Duration
This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval
Availability

Important Information

Download the PDF programme and song sheet/translations here. Reproduction and distribution is strictly prohibited.

This concert was live-streamed as part of the Autumn 2022 Series. The video is no longer online but other concerts are available to watch in full here: Wigmore Hall Concert Video Library

Artists

  • Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective
    Associate Ensemble
    • Karim Sulaymantenor
    • Adam Walkerflute
    • Matthew Huntclarinet
    • Elena Uriosteviolin
    • Melissa Whiteviolin
    • Rosalind Ventrisviola
    • Laura van der Heijdencello
    • Joseph Conyersdouble bass
    • Tom Posterpiano
    • Mishka Rushdie Momenpiano
    • Jordan Ashmanpercussion

Programme

  • Maurice Duruflé
    1902-1986
      • Prélude, récitatif et variations for flute, viola and piano Op. 3
  • Germaine Tailleferre
    1892-1983
      • Impressionisme
        :
      • Monet
      • Degas
      • Renoir
      • Pissarro
      • Millet
      • Delacroix
  • Reynaldo Hahn
    1874-1947
      • A Chloris
        (arranged by Tom Poster for voice and piano quintet)
      • Rondels
        :
      • Quand je fus pris au pavillon (arranged by Tom Poster for voice and piano quintet)
      • L'énamourée
        (arranged by Tom Poster for voice and piano quintet)
      • Venezia
        :
      • La barcheta (arranged by Tom Poster for voice and piano quintet)

Encore

Overview

Preceding the ever-popular Carnival of the Animals is a work by Germaine Tailleferre (1892-1983), a notable member of Les Six, whose 1970 score was written for a film about Impressionist painters that was never produced (its title is that of a work by Monet). A perfectionist who released very little music, Duruflé composed his Op. 3 in 1928 and dedicated it to the late music publisher Jacques Durand.

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