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Artists
- Mary Bevansoprano
- Nicky Spencetenor
- William Vannpiano
- Jack Liebeckviolin
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Mary Bevan
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Archived Event
How Cold the Wind doth Blow
Mary Bevan soprano; Nicky Spence tenor; William Vann piano; Jack Liebeck violin
- Date
- Sun 11 Dec 2022, 3.00pm
- Tickets
- Archived Event
- Duration
This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval
- Availability
Programme
- Gustav Holst1874-1934
- Jesu sweet, now will I sing Op. 35 No. 1
- Rebecca Clarke1886-1979
- 3 Old English Songs
- Ralph Vaughan Williams1872-1958
- The Seeds of Love
- How Cold the Wind Doth Blow, or, The Unquiet Grave
- Gustav Holst1874-1934
- The heart worships
- Thomas Dunhill1877-1946
- The Wind among the Reeds:
- The Cloths of Heaven
- John Ireland1879-1962
- Marigold:
- Spleen
- Ralph Vaughan Williams1872-1958
- The Sky above the Roof
- Dirge for Fidele
- It Was a Lover and His Lass
- Rebecca Clarke1886-1979
- A Psalm of David, When He Was in the Wilderness of Judah (Psalm 63)
- Grace Williams1906-1977
- Slow, Slow, Fresh Fount
- Elizabeth Maconchy1907-1994
- A Hymn to God the Father
- Ina Boyle1889-1967
- The Last Invocation
- Ralph Vaughan Williams1872-1958
- 2 Vocal Duets
- 8 Traditional English Carols:
- Wassail Song
Encore
- Ralph Vaughan Williams1872-1958
- Farmyard Song
Overview
In a continuation of Wigmore Hall's marking of Ralph Vaughan Williams's anniversary, two leading singers come together with a pair of instrumentalists of equivalent renown for a celebration of the composer and his close associates, its title referring to one of his folksong arrangements: The Unquiet Grave.
This concert is part of the CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust ticket scheme, offering free tickets to those aged 8-25
