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OCTOBER 25, WEDNESDAY
7 p. m.
Glazunov Hall
THE FREDERICK CHOPIN ACADEMY OF MUSIC
(WARSAW, POLAND)
THE GOLDEN HARP
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ANDRE CAPLET
(1878–1925)
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Two Divertimenti for harp (1924):
2. A L’ESPAGNOLE |
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BERNARD ANDRES (1941) |
ELEGIE POUR LA MORT D’UN BERGER
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GABRIEL PIERNE
(1863–1937) |
IMPROMPTU-CAPRICE, Op. 9
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Zuzanna SAWICKA, harp
The concert is supported by
the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in St. Petersburg
PARADE OF QUARTETS
IN THE QUARTET ASSEMBLIES HALL
THE ST. PETERSBURG
RIMSKY-KORSAKOV STATE CONSERVATOIRE
FESTIVAL PREMIERE
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ALEXANDER PRIOR
(1993)
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“FEAST OF THE KINGS’
for string quartet after Pavel Filonov (2006) |
FIRST PERFORMANCE
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DMITRY SCHOSTAKOVICH
(1906–1975)
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STRING QUARTET No. 3, Op. 73 (1946):
Movements 3, 4, 5 |
Conservatoire-Quartet:
Ilya KOZLOV, violin
Olga ZARAPINA, violin
Vladimir TKACHENKO, viola
Natalia NESKOROMNAYA, cello
FITZWILLIAM COLLEGE,
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE (GREAT BRITAIN)
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ORLANDO GIBBONS
(1583–1625)
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THE SILVER SWAN — madrigal
(pub. 1612) |
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JONATHAN RATHBONE |
MORE FOOLS THAN WISE (2005, after Gibbons)
Written for the Fitzwilliam String Quartet |
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DMITRY SCHOSTAKOVICH
(1906–1975) |
STRING QUARTET No. 9, Op. 117 (1964)
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The Fitzwilliam String Quartet:
Lucy RUSSELL, violin
Jonathan SPAREY, violin
Alan GEORGE, viola
Andrew SKIDMORE, cello
TEREM QUARTET
The concert is supported by
British Council in St. Petersburg,
the United Kingdom Shostakovich Society
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