Bows Art Classical Music Management - Performances
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 Sat 15 Dec 2007 8:00 pmBows Art Classical Music Management presents... Opera Alba Opera Alba Stirling, Tolbooth Booking: 01786 27 4000 Opera Alba present a programme of well loved Christmas carols and festive favourites. |
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Sun 25 Nov 2007 8 pm Bows Art Classical Music Management presents... Grieg 100 concert series: Essential Grieg Jane Irwin, Alexander Janiczek, Graeme McNaught Grand Hall, City Halls, Glasgow - £15 (£12) Booking: Glasgow City Halls - 0141 353 8000 How better to represent the essence of Grieg in this final programme of the series than through those works hand picked by the master himself. On 30th November 1897 Grieg gave a concert in Edinburgh, his one and only appearance in Scotland, homeland of his great grandfather, Alexander. Madame Medora Henson sang, Mr Johannes Wolff played the violin. The ever popular Holberg Suite, in its original piano version, and the great C minor violin sonata are partnered by instrumental miniatures and some of his most haunting and best loved songs. |
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Sat 24 Nov 2007 8 pm Bows Art Classical Music Management presents... Grieg 100 concert series: Essential Grieg Jane Irwin, Susanne Stanzeleit, Graeme McNaught Stirling, Tolbooth - £12 (£10) Booking: Tolbooth Arts Centre - 01786 274000 How better to represent the essence of Grieg in this final programme of the series than through those works hand picked by the master himself. On 30th November 1897 Grieg gave a concert in Edinburgh, his one and only appearance in Scotland, homeland of his great grandfather, Alexander. Madame Medora Henson sang, Mr Johannes Wolff played the violin. The ever popular Holberg Suite, in its original piano version, and the great C minor violin sonata are partnered by instrumental miniatures and some of his most haunting and best loved songs. |
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Fri 23 Nov 2007 8 pm Bows Art Classical Music Management presents... Grieg 100 concert series: Essential Grieg Jane Irwin, Susanne Stanzeleit, Graeme McNaught Edinburgh Queen’s Hall - £15 (£12) Booking: Queen's Hall - 01369 702800 How better to represent the essence of Grieg in this final programme of the series than through those works hand picked by the master himself. On 30th November 1897 Grieg gave a concert in Edinburgh, his one and only appearance in Scotland, homeland of his great grandfather, Alexander. Madame Medora Henson sang, Mr Johannes Wolff played the violin. The ever popular Holberg Suite, in its original piano version, and the great C minor violin sonata are partnered by instrumental miniatures and some of his most haunting and best loved songs. |
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Thu 22 Nov 2007 Bows Art Classical Music Management presents... Lunchtime Concert Robert Irvine, Graeme McNaught Belfast, Queen’s University Programme includes Faure’s Sicilliene, Beethoven’s sonata for cello and piano in D major, Debussy’s sonata for cello and piano, and Faure Elegy |
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Thu 15 Nov 2007 8 pm Bows Art Classical Music Management presents... Grieg 100 concert series: Encounters Robert Irvine, Graeme McNaught Edinburgh Queens Hall - £10 (£8) Booking: Queen's Hall - 01369 702800 Recycled Grieg fragments and contemporary jazz provide the focus for this programme, given by the ever eclectic Mr McFall’s Chamber. Scottish composer, James Clapperton bases his new work on an unfinished piano quintet movement by Grieg. It combines Norwegian folk elements with “a series of musical memory traces based upon certain rhythmic and harmonic cells taken from the Grieg.” Another new piece is by contemporary Norwegian composer and percussionist Thomas Strǿnen, for string quartet and jazz percussion. Pure Grieg, for piano and strings, completes the set. An unlikely marriage of cultures and musical idioms, this is Grieg 100 at its most edgy. |
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Sun 11 Nov 2007 8 pm Bows Art Classical Music Management presents... Grieg 100 concert series: Encounters Robert Irvine, Graeme McNaught Recital Room, City Halls, Glasgow - £10 (£8) 0141 353 8000 Recycled Grieg fragments and contemporary jazz provide the focus for this programme, given by the ever eclectic Mr McFall’s Chamber. Scottish composer, James Clapperton bases his new work on an unfinished piano quintet movement by Grieg. It combines Norwegian folk elements with “a series of musical memory traces based upon certain rhythmic and harmonic cells taken from the Grieg.” Another new piece is by contemporary Norwegian composer and percussionist Thomas Strǿnen, for string quartet and jazz percussion. Pure Grieg, for piano and strings, completes the set. An unlikely marriage of cultures and musical idioms, this is Grieg 100 at its most edgy. |
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Sat 10 Nov 2007 8 pm Bows Art Classical Music Management presents... Grieg 100 concert series: Encounters Robert Irvine, Graeme McNaught Aberdeen, Cowdray Hall - £10 (£8) 01224 641 122 Recycled Grieg fragments and contemporary jazz provide the focus for this programme, given by the ever eclectic Mr McFall’s Chamber. Scottish composer, James Clapperton bases his new work on an unfinished piano quintet movement by Grieg. It combines Norwegian folk elements with “a series of musical memory traces based upon certain rhythmic and harmonic cells taken from the Grieg.” Another new piece is by contemporary Norwegian composer and percussionist Thomas Strǿnen, for string quartet and jazz percussion. Pure Grieg, for piano and strings, completes the set. An unlikely marriage of cultures and musical idioms, this is Grieg 100 at its most edgy. |
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Sun 4 Nov 2007 8 pm Bows Art Classical Music Management presents... Grieg 100 concert series: Borrowed and Blue Mr McFall's Chamber, Thomas Stronen Old Fruitmarket, City Halls, Glasgow - £12.50 (£10) Booking: Glasgow City Halls - 0141 353 8000 Recycled Grieg fragments and contemporary jazz provide the focus for this programme, given by the ever eclectic Mr McFall’s Chamber. Scottish composer, James Clapperton bases his new work on an unfinished piano quintet movement by Grieg. It combines Norwegian folk elements with “a series of musical memory traces based upon certain rhythmic and harmonic cells taken from the Grieg.” Another new piece is by contemporary Norwegian composer and percussionist Thomas Strǿnen, for string quartet and jazz percussion. Pure Grieg, for piano and strings, completes the set. An unlikely marriage of cultures and musical idioms, this is Grieg 100 at its most edgy. |
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Fri 2 Nov 2007 7:30 pm Bows Art Classical Music Management presents... The Da Vinci Piano Trio, Anthony Moffat, Robert Irvine, John Thwaites Brunton Theatre, Ladywell Way, Musselburgh - £13 (£11) Booking: box office 0131 665 2240 Piano trios by Mozart, Ravel and Schubert’s beautiful piano trio in b flat |
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