Beethoven and the Brits
The 2011 fesival presented Beethoven in each concert along-side compositions written in the first three decades of the 20th century by three of Britain’s greatest composers: Franck Bridge, Gerald Finzi and Edward Elgar. Beethoven is also celebrated by ‘The Ludwig Project’, a special new festival commission from the Italian composer Nicola Campogrande.
- Piano - Heini Kärkkäinen
- Violin - Frederieke Saeijs
- Violin - Fionnuala Hunt
- Viola - Yuval Gotlibovich
- Cello - Robert Cohen
Friday 17th June 8pm |
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Bridge Phantasy Piano Quartet in F sharp minor Op. 94 |
Elgar String Quartet |
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Beethoven Piano Trio No.5 in D Op.70 'Ghost' |
Saturday 18th June 5pm |
Bridge Rhapsody Trio for 2 violins and viola |
Beethoven String trio in D Op.9 No.2 |
Saturday 18th June 7.30pm |
Bridge Phantasie Piano Trio in C minor Op.79 |
Beethoven Sonata for Violin & Piano No.5 in F Op. 24 'Spring' |
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Elgar Piano Quintet in A minor Op.84 |
Sunday 19th June 2.45pm |
Bridge Sonata for Cello & Piano in D minor Op. 125 |
Nicola Campogrande "The Ludwig Project" CMF commission and premiere |
Sunday 19th June 5pm |
Finzi Romance Op.11 for String Quartet |
Finzi Prelude and Fugue Op.24 for String Trio |
Beethoven 'Grosse Fugue' String Quartet in B flat Op.133 |
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Bridge Piano Quintet in D minor |