Lampeter Music
Previous season: 2019 - 2020
Tickets for a single concert are sold at the door.
Prices are below unless stated otherwise against individual concerts.
Adult ticket price £12
Optional Concession price £10
Children accompanying a paying adult Free.
Members of UWTSD Students Union Free.
Carer accompanying a disabled person to enable their attendance Free.
Concession is available to over 65 years, disabled or unwaged people.
The club is very happy if people choose to pay the full ticket price.
Money is what we need to keep the quality of our future music programme.
If you join the club you get six concerts for about the price of four. An excellent plan!
Solem String Quartet
Monday 16 September 2019 7.30 pm
in the Old Hall, Lampeter University
The Solem Quartet are old friends. They came together in Manchester in 2011 and are now Quartet in Residence at Liverpool University, as well as Ensemble in Residence at Aberystwyth MusicFest.
Haydn Quartet no. 23 in F minor, op. 20, no. 5, [Hob.III:35]
Shostakovich Quartet no. 8 in C minor, op. 110
Interval
Beethoven Quartet no. 12 in E flat major, op. 127
Anton Stadler Trio (piano, clarinet, viola)
Thursday 17 October 2019 7.30 pm
in the Hall, Lampeter Secondary School
Three exceptional performers make up the Anton Stadler Trio: Janet Hilton, widely recognised as one of the finest clarinettists in the UK, Robin Ireland, for twenty years viola player in the Lindsay Quartet, and the virtuoso pianist Sarah Beth Briggs.
Bruch – Pieces 1 – 4 from 8 Pieces for Clarinet, Viola and Piano
Britten – Three Character Pieces (Piano solo)
Schumann – Marchenerzahlungen for Clarinet, Viola and Piano, op 83
Interval
Poulenc - Sonata for Clarinet and Piano
Prokofiev – Introduction and Mercutio from Romeo and Juliet - transcribed by Borisovsky (viola and piano)
Mozart – Trio in E flat major, K498 ‘Kegelstatt’
Thomas Mathias (violin)
Sunday 24 November 2019 2.30 pm
in the Old Hall, Lampeter University
Tom is going places. From Aberystwyth, he gained first class honours at the Royal Northern College, with further studies at the Royal Academy of Music. He plays Saint-Saens in the Gala opening concert of this year’s MusicFest.
Bach E major partita
Ysaye Sonata no.2 1st movement
Garth Knox - selection of Studies
Interval
Dobrinka Tabakova - Pirin
Paganini caprices 9 and 17
Flausino Vallé Preludes
Piva: The Renaissance Collective
Thursday 27 Feb 2020 7.30 pm
in the Old Hall, Lampeter University
The members of PIVA have wide musical backgrounds and between them play renaissance, jazz, classical, baroque, folk and roots music. They combine these diverse musical influences with a wide knowledge of renaissance music and instruments. All are multi-instrumentalists, even playing up to 40 different instruments at a gig!. The result is a unified approach to the renaissance repertoire: PIVA aims to be faithful to the music of the period whilst adding their own innovative arrangements and interpretations.
PIVA is delighted to join Lampeter Music Club to present their “Measure for Measure” programme of William Shakespeare's time. He wrote for all of society, from the courtiers who paid handsomely for the best seats in the theatre, through to the servants paying a penny to stand as groundlings in the pit.
They will be performing pieces which run the gamut from village green to stately court and rowdy tavern to country house. As with any PIVA show, they bring the period alive with stories and tales about life in Shakespeare’s theatre.
Gloria ad modum tubae Guillaume Dufay, 1397-1474
Wanton & Widow’s Mite Anthony Holborn, 1599
Allemande Nouvelle Bernard Schmid, 1535-1592
Leggiadria d’Amore and Baxella Fabritio Caroso, 1527-1605/Anon
Kemp’s Jig Anon , late 16thC
Une nonnain refaite Phillipe de Vuildre c1500-1554
Monsieur’s Alman William Byrd, 1543-1623
Fine Knacks for Ladies John Dowland, 1600
Sellenger’s Round Anon, mid 16thC
Interval
Earl of Oxford After William Byrd
Tickle my Toe Anon, late 16thC
Gray’s Inn One and Two John Coperario, 1613
Muy Linda Anthony Holborne
Bruder Conrad’s Tanzmass Paul & Bartholomeus Hessen, 1555
Almayne 56 Anthony Holborne
Pavana & Gagliarda Passamezzo Anon, 1555
Hackney Clement Woodcock, 1540-1590
L’istoria del Gobetto & La Montagura Gasparo Zanetti, 1645
Aquilae (flute & harp) CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
Tuesday 24 March 2020 7.30 pm
in the Old Hall, Lampeter University
Lisa Nelsen and Eleanor Turner have been playing together for more than ten years. They think they are spoilt for choice of repertoire for flute and harp duo!
J.S. Bach: Sonata for Flute and Continuo in G Minor BWV 1020
William Alwyn: Naiades Fantasy − Sonata for Flute and Harp
Lowell Liebermann:Sonata for Flute and Harp Op. 56 (1996)
Interval
Ravi Shankar: ‘L’Aube Enchantée’ based on the Todi raga
Claude Debussy: Clair de Lune, En Bateau and Syrinx
Andy Scott: Sonata for Flute and Harp
Angela Brownridge (piano) CANCELLED DUE TO CORONAVIRUS
***CHANGE IN DATE***
Wednesday 29 April 2020 7.30 pm
in the Arts Hall, Lampeter University
Critics have compared Angela’s playing with that of legendary pianists such as Solomon, Rachmaninov, Cherkasky, and Bolet. She brings spontaneity, character and beautiful sound to the platform.
Beethoven: Sonata in C Op. 2 no. 3.
Chopin: Polonaises in C sharp minor & B flat major
Chopin: Fantasy Op. 49 in F minor
Interval
Liszt: Ballade no. 2
Debussy: a group of Preludes
Scriabin: Studies Op. 8 nos. 11 & 12