 Leighton Buzzard Music
						Leighton Buzzard Music
					 All performances take place in Leighton Buzzard Library Theatre, except 22nd April 2017, which takes place at St Barnabas Parish Church, Linslade
The UK's foremost wind ensemble
	 Kathryn Thomas, flute
Owen Dennis, oboe
Katherine Spencer, clarinet
Richard Bayliss, horn
Helen Storey, bassoon 
	 
	 Programme:
Gustav HOLST: Wind Quintet in A flat Op 14 (1903)
Benjamin BRITTEN: Metamorphoses (a selection from)
Malcolm ARNOLD: Divertimento for flute, Oboe & Clarinet
Gilbert VINTER: Two Miniatures
Arthur SULLIVAN: Pirates of Penzance Overture
Malcolm ARNOLD: Three Shanties Op 13
Ian CLARKE: Zoom Tube
Paul PATTERSON: Comedy for Five winds 
 
								
							
	 Dominic Alldis, piano
Andrew Cleyndert, double bass
Martin France, drums
Imaginative jazz arrangements of classical themes, folk songs and songs from the Great American Songbook by three remarkable musicians fluent in the language of classical music and jazz.
"Alldis is unique, a polished and delicate jazz pianist. He performs with such subtle precision." Dave Gelly, Observer
A Making Music Concert Promoters' Group concert
 
								
							
	 CRISTIAN GRAJNER de SA, violin
Marina Nadiradze, piano
	 The brilliant violinist was born and brought up locally and was string finalist In the BBC Young Musician of the Year in 2012. 
	 
Programme:
	 Beethoven Sonata No.2, Op.12 No. 2
Debussy Violin Sonata in G Minor
Brahms Sonata No.1 in G Major, Op.78
Virtuoso works (by Wieniawski, Sarasate and Kreisler among others) 
	Daniel Auner, violin
Diethard Auner, cello
Irina Auner, piano
	 We welcome this world-famous ensemble for a return visit with a programme of:
 trios by Mozart – Trio in G, K 496, Schumann – Fantasy Pieces Op 88 and Ravel – Trio in A minor.
 
								
							
	 Ella Rundle, cello
Gamal Khamis, piano 
Ella is a winner of the Philip & Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists
	 Sponsored by Making Music. She is one of the most gifted young musicians in the country.
	 
	 Programme
	 Delius ~ Cello Sonata 
Huguet y Tagell ~ Flamenco 
Fazil Say ~ Four Cities 
Franck ~ Sonata 
A piano recital by an exciting young artist who is fast gaining a great reputation.
	 "brings a deep and infectious enthusiasm, combined with insight and technical comfort." - Sunday Times
	 
Programme:
	 Chopin ~ Barcarolle, Op. 60
Chopin ~ Polonaise in Ab, Op. 53
Debussy ~ Images Book 2
Bartok ~ Sonata
Beethoven ~ Sonata in C minor, Op. 111
 
								
							
	 Christiana Mavron & Rachael Elliot, violins
Niamh Ferris, viola
Beatrice Newman, cello
	 We are delighted to welcome back this superb ensemble after their memorable concert at Leighton Buzzard Theatre in 2013 
	 
Programme:
 
								
							
	 A Countess of Munster Musical Trust Recital
	 
Alison Rose, soprano
Matthew Fletcher, piano
	 
Winner of the coveted Maggi Teyte Prize 2015
	 
"The stand-out performances include Alison Rose’s ravishingly sung Bathsheba..." Tim Ashley, The Guardian 
	 
Award winning pianist Matthew Fletcher is increasingly in demand as a recitalist, particularly of song repertoire. His performances have taken him all over the UK and Europe and he has performed at venues such as Wigmore Hall, Kings Place, the Purcell Room and the National Concert Hall, Dublin.
	 
Programme:
	 Benjamin Britten ~ Purcell Realisations:
                              ~ Hark! The echoing air
                              ~ Evening Hymn
                              ~ Sweeter than Roses
Franz Schubert ~ Frülingsglaube
                          ~ Versunken
                          ~ Auf dem See
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart ~ Deh Vieni, Non Tardar
Roger Quilter ~ 7 Elizabethan Lyrics
                           Interval
George Frederic Handel ~ Non Disperar
William Walton ~ Façade 3 Songs:
                           ~ Daphne
                           ~ Through Gilded Trellises
                           ~ Old Sir Faulk
Giacomo Puccini ~ O Mio Babbino Caro
Benjamin Britten ~ Folksong arrangements:
                              ~ O Waly, Waly
                              ~ Rich and Rare
                              ~ Come you not from Newcastle?