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David Owen Norris’s Jupiter Project
Caroline Balding - violin, Katy Bircher - flute, Sarah McMahon - cello, David Owen Norris - Broadwood Grand Pianoforte of 1828
MOZART - Overture to The Magic Flute (arr. Hummel)
MOZART - Piano Concerto No.21 in C, K.467 (arr. Cramer)
MOZART - Overture to The Marriage of Figaro (arr. Hummel)
MOZART - Symphony No.41 in C ‘The Jupiter’, K.551(arr. Clementi)
As Mozart’s reputation grew in the 19th century, three great virtuosi of the pianoforte recomposed his overtures, symphonies and concertos, adding many more notes to suit a more flamboyant style of playing on a much larger instrument. But instead of a full orchestra, Clementi, Cramer and Hummel wrote for a quartet of piano, violin, flute and cello. On nineteenth-century instruments the results are both exciting and beautiful.
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The Swaledale Festival is an annual 15 day festival of music, arts and walking in the Yorkshire Dales. Noted for its quality, friendliness and scenery.
Noted for the high quality of its programming, the Swaledale Festival attracts artists of international standing, but also runs a Young Artists Platform (YAP) providing opportunities outstanding players in the early stages of their careers. The Festival also features a number of local amateur ensembles.
It is both a registered charity (No, 1025480) and a limited company. As a charity, it relies upon sponsorship and donations as well as ticket income.
The Box Office is in Hudson House in Reeth but tickets are most easily available by booking online.
The festival is spread over several locations in or near Swaledale and Wenslydale.
See the notes on each acts entry for it's location.
Facilities also vary by location.
This performance will take place in St. Oswald's Church, Askrigg
Various Locations,
York,
North Yorkshire,
England,
DL10 4QL.
01748 880018
