Bristol Music Club Concert Programme
Visitors are welcome to attend club evenings Admission £8 (concessions £5)
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Spring Term 2025
Tuesday, 7th January at 07:30 pm
Clare Wilding
Sonata in F Op.24............................................ Ludwig van Beethoven
;Spring Sonata for violin and; piano
1. Allegro 2. Adagio molto espressivo
3. Scherzo: Allegro molto 4. Rondo: Allegro ma non troppo
Adagio and Allegro Op.70..........................................Robert Schumann
for (horn or) cello and; piano
1. Langsam, mit innigem Ausdruck 2. Rasch und feurig
INTERVAL
Piano Trio in G Minor Op.17,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Clara Schumann
1. Allegro moderato 2. Scherzo: Tempo di menuetto
3. Andante 4. Allegretto
Corinna Ferguson violin, Jonathan Rees cello
Clare Wilding piano
Tuesday, 14th January at 07:30 pm
Daniel Lloyd
Klaviertrio Op.15 No.1....................................... Johann Christian Bach
1. Allegro 2.Tempo di Menuetto
Klaviertrio Op.1 No.2......................................... Ludwig van Beethoven
1.Adagio, Allegro vivace 2. Largo con espressione
3. Scherzo, Allegro 4. Finale, Presto
INTERVAL
Dumky, Op.90.............................................................. Antonín Dvorák
1. Lento maestoso, Allegro quasi doppio movimento
2. Poco adagio, Vivace non troppo 3. Andante
4. Andante moderato (quasi tempo di marcia), Allegretto scherzando
5. Allegro 6. Lento maestoso, Vivace. Quasi doppio movimento
Emilia Eggers violin, Jens Eggers cello, Daniel Lloyd piano
Tuesday, 28th January at 07:30 pm
Janet Dixon
Humoreske (Rondo) (1939)............................... Alexander Zemlinsky
Wind Quintet Op.43 (1923)............................................ Carl Nielsen
1. Allegro ben moderato 2. Menuet
3. Praeludium (Adagio) - Tema con variazioni: Un poco Andantino
INTERVAL
Umoja (The first day of Kwanzaa).................................Valerie Coleman
Trois pièces brèves (1930).............................................. Jacques Ibert
1. Allegro 2. Andante 3. Assez lent - Allegro scherzando
Westerly Winds Op.84 (1999)........................................ Paul Patterson
1. Scrumpy Giles
2. Widecombe Jan
3. Lazy Lawrence
4. The Looe Bar Lady
ROARING FORK WIND QUINTET
Estelle Greeley flute, Jenny Mears oboe,
Claire King clarinet, Steve Macallister horn,
Eleanor Whitfield bassoon
Tuesday, 11th February at 07:30 pm
Olena Shvetsova and Richard May
An evening of music for piano and cello, given by students of
Olena Shvetsova and Richard May - to include works by JS
Bach, Haydn, Chopin, Chaminade, Moskovski and others.
Tuesday, 25th February at 07:30 pm
Janet Dixon
John Barker and Helen Cawthorne, who in 2022 presented a
programme by the Mendelssohn siblings, return with gems of the
song repertoire from late 18thC and early 19thC Vienna.
Abendempfindung K523 .............................................................Mozart
Adelaide Op.46.................................................................... Beethoven
An die ferne Geliebte Op.98
INTERVAL
Die schöne Müllerin D795...................................................... Schubert
A printed short English synopsis of each of the song texts will be
provided on the night. Full parallel translations are readily
available on the Internet - for example at www.lieder.net
John Barker baritone, Helen Cawthorne piano
Tuesday, 11th March at 07:30 pm
Annual General Meeting of the Club Followed by Clare Wilding
Piano Quartet in C Minor Op.15...................................... Gabriel Fauré
1. Allegro molto moderato 2. Scherzo: Allegro vivo
3. Adagio 4. Allegro molto
Corinna Ferguson violin, Jonny Davies viola,
Nick Ullman cello, Clare Wilding piano
Tuesday, 25th March at 07:30 pm
Tim Warren and Margaret Peirson
A celebration of choral and instrumental music by our President,
Professor Raymond Warren. Full details to follow in due course.
Tuesday, 8th April at 07:30 pm
Jolyon Laycock
A concert performance of scenes and arias from
The Summer Child
a new chamber opera by Jolyon Laycock, based on an ancient
British legend of the River Severn as told by Geoffrey of
Monmouth in “The History of the Kings of Britain”
THE SEVERNSIDE ENSEMBLE
Conductor Arne Kovac
Leader Peter Evans
Soloists
Louise Geller soprano
Clare Griffel contralto
Tom Latham counter-tenor
Jolyon Laycock tenor
Christopher Sheldrake bass-baritone
Other singers to be announced