BCMS Chamber Music Series: Robin Ireland (viola), John Thwaites (piano) & Conservatoire students

Date: Dec 11, 2014 to Category: Musical Concert Level: State Level Country: india

Shi Ling Chin violin

Jessica Heynes violin

Robin Ireland viola

TBC viola

Felicity Smith cello

Robin Ireland viola

John Thwaites piano

Julian Vickers and Daniel Bovey guitars

Mozart Quintet in G minor K516

Prokofiev 3 pieces from Romeo and Juliet transcribed for viola and piano

Piazzola Two Tangos for guitar duet

Our first BCMS concert of the autumn season explores chamber music from across three centuries.

Mozart’s Quintet in G minor is an exemplar of 18th century chamber composition, and will be performed today by Head of Chamber Music Robin Ireland alongside four of the top chamber musicians at Birmingham Conservatoire. Appearing as a duo, Primrose Piano Quartet pianist and violist (and Birmingham Conservatoire Head of Keyboard and Head of Chamber Music) John Thwaites and Robin Ireland will lead into the 19th century with extracts from Prokofiev’s infamous Romeo and Juliet. Concluding the concert with 20th century compositions, winners of the Birmingham Chamber Music Society Sylvia Cleaver Prize, Julian Vickers and Daniel Bovey will perform Argentinian tangos for guitar.

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