We now have the programme and more details of the next concert; two wonderful pianists playing on one piano. It should be interesting to watch, and they have chosen a lovely and varied selection of pieces. More information at 13/04/19 Four Hands – One Piano.
It’s not long now until the next Curry Rivel Music concert. The Pelleas Ensemble played for us in September 2017, and they were so good that we had to have them back.
You can find the programme and information about them here.
You may be interested in a concert in North Curry on 9th March:
North Curry Parish Church
IONEL MANCIU – Violin LEO POPPLEWELL – Cello
Music by Bach, Boccherini, Handel, Kodaly and Ysaye
Saturday 9th March at 7.00pm
Tickets £10 on sale at North Curry PO or at the door
Two outstanding performers sponsored by the Countess of Munster Musical Trust
Proceeds will be divided between the Parish Church, Missions to Seamen and the RNLI
The dates and artists for the 2019-2020 season are now available here. Put them in your diary now! Did you get a nice 2019 calendar for Christmas? Make sure that you put in the Curry Rivel Music dates! And make sure that your friends and family do the same.
We now have the programme for the next concert, on 13 October. With everything from Grieg to Gershwin via some tango from Piazzolla, played on the saxaphone with piano, there is definitely something for literally everyone here! Time to drag along your friends, family and neighbours who say they don’t like “classical” music. See here for more.
You can now see the programme of Curry Rivel Music concerts for the 2018-19 season here.
The first concert is just over two weeks away, so make sure that you have it in your diary now! It’s the Kosmos Ensemble, an intriguing combination of violin, viola and accordion. See here for the details.
Unfortunately, one of the violinists, Daniel Roberts, has been taken ill, so cannot play this evening. Therefore, the Castilian Quartet has heroically transformed itself into a Trio, and has prepared a new programme for us, which you can see here.
Personally, I’m not at all disappointed by the change. You see (don’t tell anyone that I said this), Haydn and Britten are both composers that I feel that I ought to like more than I actually do. But Bach … particularly the cello suites … sublime! I’m really looking forward to it.
