La Nuova Musica

David Bates | Director

Christine Rice | Mezzo Soprano

Music by Mozart, Haydn and Traetta

Aurora Orchestra 
Nicholas Collon conductor
Pekka Kuusisto violin
Jane Mitchell director, concept

Repertoire

Beethoven: Molto adagio from String Quartet in E minor, Op.59 No.2 (Razumovsky)
Thomas Adès: Concerto for violin & chamber orchestra (Concentric Paths)
Max Richter: New work (World premiere)
Interval
Mozart: Symphony No.41 (Jupiter) (performed from memory)

Beethoven String Quartet No.8 in E minor, Op. 59 No. 2 (second movement)
Thomas Adès Violin Concerto Op. 24, ‘Concentric Paths’
Max Richter New work (world premiere)
Mozart Symphony No. 41 in C major, K551, ‘Jupiter’ (from memory)

Pekka Kuusisto violin
Nicholas Collon conductor

Repertoire includes:

Mendelssohn | Piano Trio No. 1 in d minor

Jamie Campbell | Violin

Cara Berridge | Cello

Libby Burgess | Piano

Repertoire to include:

Mendelssohn | Trio No. 2 in c minor

Jamie Campbell | Violin

Sebastien van Kuijk | Cello

James Cheung | Piano

Including performances from:

James Cheung | Piano

James Pillai | French Horn

Jamie Campbell | Violin

Marcus Farnsworth | Baritone

‘Inspirations’

Repertoire to include:

Ravel | String Quartet

Dawn Chorus

Repertoire to include:

Haydn | Quartet Op. 64 No. 5 ‘The Lark’

John Tavener The Protecting Veil
Jonathan Coe Extract from Middle England
Benjamin Britten Les Illuminations, Op. 18
Ali Smith Extract from Autumn
Joseph Haydn Symphony No. 45 (‘Farewell’)

Ian Bostridge tenor
Nicolas Altstaedt cello/conductor
Jonathan Coe writer/speaker
Ali Smith writer/speaker

On the scheduled night of Brexit, we celebrate the deep and vibrant cultural exchange between Europe and the UK – past, present and future – in a concert of music and words. With renowned British tenor Ian Bostridge and French-German cellist/conductor Nicolas Alstaedt, we pair music by two British composers from different eras, placing Benjamin Britten’s radiant Les Illuminations, a song cycle set to Arthur Rimbaud’s poetry, next to the much-loved late twentieth-century work The Protecting Veil by John Tavener. Interwoven among these performances, British literary giants Jonathan Coe and Ali Smith read extracts from their novels Middle England and Autumn, offering their perspectives on the cultural bonds between Europe and the UK. We end the evening with Haydn’s tongue-and-cheek ‘Farewell’ symphony, where we see the players bid farewell in the iconic final movement, leaving the stage one by one until only a pair of muted violins are left.
Part of Klara Festival

Sir James MacMillan | Seven last words

Clare College Chapel Choir

Dmitri Ensemble

Jamie Campbell | Leader

Graham Ross | Conductor

Beethoven String Quartet No.8 in E minor, Op. 59 No. 2 (second movement)
Thomas Adès Violin Concerto Op. 24, ‘Concentric Paths’
Max Richter New work (world premiere)
Mozart Symphony No. 41 in C major, K551, ‘Jupiter’ (from memory)

Pekka Kuusisto violin
Nicholas Collon conductor

Iestyn Davies countertenor
Sally Pryce harp
John Reid piano
Aurora Principal Players

Satie Gymnopédie No. 3
Thomas Adès The Lover in Winter
Debussy Danse Sacrée et Danse profane
Nico Muhly Clear Music
Dowland (arr. Nico Muhly) Time Stands Still (world premiere)
Nico Muhly Motion
Nico Muhly Old Bones (world premiere of ensemble version)
Thomas Adès The Four Quarters
Brahms Gestillte Sehnsucht

Haydn | The Creation

Lucy Crowe, soprano
Ben Hulett, tenor
William Berger, bass
David Bates, conductor
Holst Singers
La Nuova Musica 

Jamie Campbell | Leader

Haydn | The Creation

Lucy Crowe, soprano
Ben Hulett, tenor
William Berger, bass
David Bates, conductor
Holst Singers
La Nuova Musica 

Jamie Campbell | Leader

Mendelssohn | Herbrides Overture

Mozart | Symphony No. 25 k. 183

Bizet | Symphony no. 1

The Dmitri Ensemble

Graham Ross | Conductor

Jamie Campbell | Leader

Diamond | Rounds

Philip Glass | String Quartet No. 2 'Company'

Steve Reich| Triple Quartet

John Adams | Shaker Loops

Mendelssohn Hebrides Overture
Mendelssohn (arr. Widmann) Andante from Clarinet Sonata in Eb Major
Mozart Piano Concerto No.15 in Bb Major, K450
Widmann Fantasie
Mendelssohn Symphony No.1 in C Minor

Jean-Efflam Bavouzet piano
Timothy Orpen clarinet
Nicholas Collon conductor

Kokoschka Trio

Simon Lane | Piano

Jamie Campbell | Violin

Nathaniel Boyd | Cello

Schubert | ‘Notturno’ D.897

Shostakovich | Piano Trio no.2 op.67 

Brahms | Piano Trio in B major op.8

Kokoschka Trio

Simon Lane | Piano

Jamie Campbell | Violin

Nathaniel Boyd | Cello

Schubert | ‘Notturno’ D.897

Shostakovich | Piano Trio no.2 op.67 

Brahms | Piano Trio in B major op.8

Kokoschka Trio

Simon Lane | Piano

Jamie Campbell | Violin

Nathaniel Boyd | Cello

Schubert | ‘Notturno’ D.897

Shostakovich | Piano Trio no.2 op.67 

Brahms | Piano Trio in B major op.8

G. F. Handel | 'Theodora'

Jonathan Cohen | Director

Arcangelo

Mozart | Ballet Music from 'Idomeneo'

Mozart | Piano Concerto no. 25 in C

Beethoven | Symphony no. 5 in c minor (from memory)

Aurora Orchestra

Nicholas Collon | Conductor

Imogen Cooper | Piano

Mozart | Ballet Music from 'Idomeneo'

Mozart | Piano Concerto no. 25 in C

Beethoven | Symphony no. 5 in c minor (from memory)

Aurora Orchestra

Nicholas Collon | Conductor

Imogen Cooper | Piano

Shostakovich | Piano Concerto No.2 in F major
Shostakovich | Symphony No. 9 in Eb major (from memory)
Presentation of the ninth symphony with live excerpts by Tom Service and Nicholas Collon

Denis Kozhukhin piano
Nicholas Collon conductor/presenter
Tom Service presenter

Aurora Orchestra