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Lantivet Duo classical and folk concert (violin/viola and piano)
5:30pm concert by the Lantivet Duo, playing a programme of classical and folk music for violin/viola and piano, in the mediaeval Adbaston Church (good acoustics), near Eccleshall, Stafford, ST20 0QE. Interval refreshments offered and free parking nearby.
Lantivet Duo is a dynamic musical partnership between Cornish violinist and violist Anna Brigham and Scottish pianist and trumpeter Brendan Musk. Their boundless creativity and innovation have earned them critical acclaim, with Classic FM describing them as “an eclectic bonanza” and “one of the best things to see”. They will play sonatas by Dvorak and Janacek, plus a range of traditional and original pieces from their own Celtic heritages and European folk traditions:
- Dvorak - Sonatina Op. 100 in G major;
- Janacek – Violin Sonata JW VII/7;
- Arrangements of traditional Celtic pieces;
- Folk-inspired pieces from Poland, Macedonia and Eastern Europe
artist notes: Anna and Brendan both have thriving freelance careers. They perform with world-class orchestras, chamber groups, and artists such as the Philharmonia, Dunedin Consort, and Bjork, have headlined at prestigious festivals, and appeared at venues like the Royal Albert Hall, the Wigmore Hall, and Ronnie Scotts. They are quickly gaining recognition as a new force on the folk and classical scenes. Website: www.lantivetduo.com
The bimonthly ACCS concerts run on the first Sundays of May, July, September and November. Next events are Manchester Camerata Principals (5th May 2024) and The Francaix Wind Trio on 7th July.
Lantivet Duo is a dynamic musical partnership between Cornish violinist and violist Anna Brigham and Scottish pianist and trumpeter Brendan Musk. Their boundless creativity and innovation have earned them critical acclaim, with Classic FM describing them as “an eclectic bonanza” and “one of the best things to see”. They will play sonatas by Dvorak and Janacek, plus a range of traditional and original pieces from their own Celtic heritages and European folk traditions:
- Dvorak - Sonatina Op. 100 in G major;
- Janacek – Violin Sonata JW VII/7;
- Arrangements of traditional Celtic pieces;
- Folk-inspired pieces from Poland, Macedonia and Eastern Europe
artist notes: Anna and Brendan both have thriving freelance careers. They perform with world-class orchestras, chamber groups, and artists such as the Philharmonia, Dunedin Consort, and Bjork, have headlined at prestigious festivals, and appeared at venues like the Royal Albert Hall, the Wigmore Hall, and Ronnie Scotts. They are quickly gaining recognition as a new force on the folk and classical scenes. Website: www.lantivetduo.com
The bimonthly ACCS concerts run on the first Sundays of May, July, September and November. Next events are Manchester Camerata Principals (5th May 2024) and The Francaix Wind Trio on 7th July.
5:30pm until 7:30pm approx, including an interval for refreshments and drinks.
Tickets are just £10, at the door or in advance via roger.st21@gmail.com or 01785-850967
Free parking nearby.
Students half-price. Accompanied children free.
Location: 4 miles west of Eccleshall; 12 miles from Stone or Stafford; 6 miles north of Newport (Salops); 8 miles from Market Drayton; 15 miles from Newcastle, the Potteries, Telford
Tickets are just £10, at the door or in advance via roger.st21@gmail.com or 01785-850967
Free parking nearby.
Students half-price. Accompanied children free.
Location: 4 miles west of Eccleshall; 12 miles from Stone or Stafford; 6 miles north of Newport (Salops); 8 miles from Market Drayton; 15 miles from Newcastle, the Potteries, Telford
St Michael and All Angels Church, Adbaston, Stafford, Staffordshire ST20 0QE
Sun 5 Nov 2023
Website:
www.adbstonccs.org.uk
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