NEW MUSIC CHAMBER ALBUM: San Gejtanu
British Composer Ian Stewart's stunning new album has been released.
Listen to the album here
Read about Ian here
Buy the downloadable album here for just £4.99
Order the CD in Europe from Amazon here
Order the CD in the US from CDbaby here
Also available on all iTunes stores.
FREE UPCOMING NOTTING HILL CONCERTS
Thursday 2nd July - 1.00pm - St. John's Church, Lansdowne Crescent, W11 2NN
Linda Lin (cello) Daniel Swain (piano)
Bach: cello suite No 2 in D minor
Brahms: cello sonata in E minor Op 38
Rachmaninov: Prelude & Danse Orientale Op 2
Linda was 'Young Australian Artist of the Year' in 1998 and is currently resident at the Royal Academy of Music under a Leverhulme Trust Scholarship. At the age of 15 she played Haydn’s cello concerto with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra in a broadcast concert. Her prizes include the Sir Edward Cooper Prize and the Derek Butler Award (which led to her Wigmore Hall debut in April 2007 and appearances on BBC radio 3 ‘In Tune’ program) Linda performs on a Francesco Ruggeri cello, 1695, on loan from the Academy.
Daniel Swain read Music at St. Anne’s College, Oxford winning a Scholarship to study at the Royal Academy of Music. He graduated with the highest honours and an ‘Award for Excellence’, and was subsequently awarded a Junior Fellowship. He was a finalist in the Beethoven Piano Society of Europe Duo Prize in 2006 and also recipient of the 2007 Royal Overseas League Parnell Award and JBR Trophy for accompanists. His recordings to date include the Violin and Piano Sonatas of Hubert Parry and the Chamber Music of Imogen Holst.
Thursday 2nd July 2009 - 7-8.30pm - Notting Hill Community Church, Kensington Park Road, W11 2ES
Anne Roth (piano)
CPE Bach: Sonata No 3 in A minor
Schubert: Sonata in A minor Op 42
Purcell: Suite in D minor
Handel: Chaconne HWV 435
Haydn: Divertimento in C major Hob. XVI 1
Mendelssohn: excerpts Songs Without Words
Albeniz: Cordoba Op 232 No 4
Feuchtwanger: Tariqa I
Anne studied at the University of Music and Drama in Hanover and later at the Richard Strauss Konservatorium in Munich. She is presently studying with Prof. Peter Feuchtwanger in London. Central to Anne´s repertoire is the performance of Baroque music on the modern piano.
For more upcoming concerts visit the NEWS page.