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Works and Performers 1988-2019 CONCERTS AT CRATFIELD (FORMERLY BLYTH VALLEY CHAMBER MUSIC) Walpole · Halesworth · Cratfield Works and performers 1988-2019 NB Works in minor keys are identified with the key and the word ‘minor’; those in major keys with just the key. A composer’s own dates (where available) are given for the first entry against his/her name. Not all pieces played as an encore are included; but works performed at the special fundraising concert for St Mary’s at The Cut in April 2016 and at the reception for Members & Patrons at Parham House Barn in July 2016 are both included. ALBÉNIZ Iberia [1906-1908] nos I, II, VII 17.7.05 Charles Owen 1860-1909 ALBÉNIZ Sevilla 9.9.18 Craig Ogden guitar ALBINONI, TOMASO Concerto in D minor op 9 no 2 28.7.13 Raymond, Thomas, 1671-1751 Gordon, Lawrence, McMahon and Howarth ANON A Toy for harp 4.9.88 Tom Monger ‘Fortune my foe’, Kemp’s Jig etc 22.7.90 Extempore String Ensemble ‘Passamezzo nuovo’ I-III 9.9.06 Il Vero Modo APOSTeL H e String quartet no 2 op 26 4.7.04 Doric Quartet 1901-1972 ARENSKY Piano trio in D minor op 32 16.6.06 Gould Piano Trio 1861-1906 ARNE, THOMAS ‘The Tout Ensemble’ [tenor, 10.7.88 Suffolk Music Group 1710-1778 harpsichord and cello] and Sonata no 2 in e minor ARNOLD, MALCOLM Lament, from Fantasy for Harp 4.9.88 Tom Monger 1921-2006 ARNOLD, MALCOLM Three Shanties for wind quintet op 4 14.7.05 Zephyr ensemble of London BACH CPe Trio sonata in D minor Wq 145 28.8.11 Ensemble Diderot [originally BWV1036] BACH CPe Sonata for keyboard with violin and 20.7.14 Linos Piano Trio cello in e minor Wq91/1 H531 BACH JS Movements from The Art of Fugue 13.7.09 Sacconi Quartet 1685-1750 BWV1080 10.9.2017 Brodsky Quartet BACH JS Concerto in the Italian Style BWV971 23.8.92 Martin Ennis 12.8.07 Charles Owen BACH J S Partita no 2 in D minor for solo violin 6.7.97 Krysia Osostowicz BWV1004 BACH J S Partita no 3 in E for solo violin 16.8.92 Fionnuala Hunt BWV1006 page 1 of 30 Prelude, gavotte and gigue from 27.7.08 Ruth Rogers Partita no 3 in E for solo violin BWV1006 BACH J S Sonata no 1 for solo violin BWV1001 30.1.93 Amanda Smith BACH JS Violin sonata in G BWV1021 19.8.90 Cambridge Chamber Academy BACH JS Cello suite no 1 in G BWV1007 1.7.07 Richard May 28.8.11 Ensemble Diderot BACH JS Cello suite no 3 in C BWV1009 6.9.09 Gemma Rosefield BACH JS Cello Suite no 5 in C minor BWV1011 23.6.91 Pál Banda 23.8.92 BACH JS Cello Suites 1-6 BWV1007-1012 15.8.98 Pál Banda BACH J S Sonata for viola da gamba/cello in D 25.08.19 Guy Johnston, Sam major BWV1028 Haywood BACH JS Sonata for violin and continuo in A 28.8.11 Ensemble Diderot BWV1015 BACH JS Sonata in G minor BWV1027 19.8.90 Pál Banda, Martin Ennis 23.8.92 Pál Banda, Martin ennis BACH JS Cantata Ich habe genug BWV82 4.9.94 Bannatyne-Scott, ennis etc BACH JS Cantata Weichet nur BWV202 4.9.94 Helen Parker, ennis etc BACH JS Cantata Liebster Jesu BWV32 4.9.94 Parker, Bannatyne-Scott, Forbes etc BACH JS Sinfonia from Cantata 150 Nach dir, 28.7.13 Raymond, Thomas, Herr, verlanget mich Gordon, Lawrence, McMahon and Howarth BACH JS ‘Wenn Sorgen’ from Cantata 3 Ach 28.7.13 Dennis, Towers, Gott, wie manches Herzeleid Raymond, Thomas, Gordon, Lawrence, McMahon and Howarth BACH JS ‘Vergnügte Ruh, beliebte Seelenlust’ 28.7.13 Towers, Raymond, from Cantata 170 Thomas, Gordon, Lawrence, McMahon and Howarth BACH JS Sinfonia and ‘Den Tod niemand 28.7.13 Dennis, Towers, zwingen kunnt’ from Cantata 187 Es Raymond, Thomas, warte alles auf dich Gordon, Lawrence, McMahon and Howarth BACH JS ‘Gott versorget’ from Cantata 4 Christ 28.7.13 Dennis, Raymond, lag in Todesbanden Thomas, Gordon, Lawrence, McMahon and Howarth BACH JS ‘Wir eilen’ from Cantata 78 Jesu, der du 28.7.13 Dennis, Towers, meine Seele Raymond, Thomas, Gordon, Lawrence, McMahon and Howarth BACH JS Suite in e minor BWV996 14.10.94 Susan Blair BACH JS English Suite no 3 BWV808 28.8.16 Charles Owen BACH JS Overture in the French Style BWV831 23.8.92 Martin ennis page 2 of 30 16.7.95 Anya Alexeyev BACH JS Prelude in E flat BWV998 26.2.94 Karen Glen BACH JS Partita no 4 in D BWV828 23.7.89 Martin ennis BACH JS The Well-Tempered Clavier BWV846- 15.8.98 Martin ennis 893 BACH JS Ricercare a 3 from The Musical 28.8.11 Ensemble Diderot Offering BACH JS Three chorale preludes BWV731, 662 16.7.16 Heath Quartet & 739 BACH JS Goldberg Variations BWV988 arr. 27.8.2017 Lendvai String Trio Dmitry Sitkovetsky for string trio BACH JS Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring (arr Myra 26.8.18 Kathryn Stott, piano Hess) BACH JS Siciliano (arr Wilhem Kempff) 26.8.18 Kathryn Stott, piano BARBER Cello sonata op 6 31.7.94 Tim Gill, Julian Rolton 1910-1981 BARBER Summer Music op 31 5.8.90 Mladi ensemble 14.7.05 Zephyr ensemble of London BARTÓK Nos 1-3, 5, 7 from eight Hungarian 19.7.98 Katalin Károlyi, Andrew 1881-1945 Folksongs Sz64 West BARTÓK Five Songs op 15 Sz61 19.7.98 Katalin Károlyi, Andrew West BARTÓK ‘Allegro barbaro’ Sz49 19.7.98 Andrew West BARTÓK Nos 1-3, 5, 7, 12-14 from Fourteen 19.7.98 Andrew West Bagatelles Sz38 BARTÓK Suite for piano Sz62 19.7.98 Andrew West BARTÓK ‘The Night’s Music’ from Out of Doors 19.7.98 Andrew West Sz81 BARTÓK String quartet no 1 Sz40 8.7.90 McCapra Quartet 11.8.02 Tippett Quartet BARTÓK String quartet no 2 in A minor op 17 5.7.98 Gaudeamus Quartet Sz67 7.9.08 Badke Quartet BARTÓK String quartet no 3 in C sharp minor 2.8.98 Nossek Quartet Sz85 17.7.16 Heath Quartet BARTÓK String quartet no 4 Sz91 30.8.98 Henschel Quartet BARTÓK String quartet no 5 Sz102 30.8.98 Henschel Quartet BARTÓK String quartet no 6 Sz114 14.7.02 Sorrel Quartet BARTÓK 9 duos from 44 Violin Duos Sz98 3.7.94 Fitzwilliam Quartet BARTÓK 10 duos from 44 Violin Duos Sz98 5.7.98 Lucia Virtosu, Anca Sain BARTÓK Violin sonata no 2 Sz76 6.8.95 Ruth ehrlich, Nancy Cooley BARTÓK from Romanian Folk Dances Sz56 27.7.08 Ruth Rogers, Morgan [violin & guitar] Szymanski BAX Elegiac Trio [flute, viola and harp] 30.8.92 Duffy, Jones, Schiele 1883-1953 [1916] page 3 of 30 BAX Piano trio in B flat [1946] 16.6.06 Gould Piano Trio BEAMISH, SALLY String quartet no 3 (‘Reed Stanzas’) 14.9.14 Elias String Quartet 1956- [2011] BEeTHOVeN, LUDWIG Piano sonata in E op 109 29.1.94 Anya Alexeyev VAN 1770-1827 BEeTHOVeN Violin sonata in F [Spring] op 24 17.7.94 Marcia Crayford, Helen Crayford BEeTHOVeN Cello sonata in A op 69 1.7.01 Liwei Qin, Gretel Dowdeswell BEeTHOVeN Cello sonata in C op 102/1 28.7.02 Thomas Carroll, Carole Presland BEeTHOVeN Cello Sonata in G minor, Op.5 No.2 25.08.19 Guy Johnston, Sam Haywood BEeTHOVeN Twelve variations on See the 27.7.03 Alice Neary, Gretel Conqu’ring Hero Comes WoO45 Dowdeswell BEeTHOVeN Duo no 3 in B flat for clarinet & 5.8.90 Mladi ensemble bassoon WoO27 BEeTHOVeN Piano trio in C minor op 1/3 30.7.00 Spiller Trio BEeTHOVeN Piano trio in E flat op 70/2 5.7.15 Visontay-Walton-Johnson Trio BEeTHOVeN Piano trio in B flat op 97 [Archduke] 3.7.05 Angell Piano Trio 14.8.16 André Piano Trio BEeTHOVeN Piano trio in G major Op.1 No.2 1.7.18 Leonore Piano Trio BEeTHOVeN Sonata in e flat op 81a [Les Adieux, 12.8.07 Charles Owen l’Absence et le Retour] BEeTHOVeN Sonata in B flat op 106 30.7.06 Llyr Williams ‘Hammerklavier’ BEeTHOVeN String quartet in G op 18/2 24.8.03 Dante String Quartet 08.09.19 Castalian String Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in D op 18/3 23.8.09 Solstice String Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in C minor op 18/4 2.7.95 Nossek Quartet 30.8.15 Badke Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in A op 18/5 2.8.98 Nossek Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in B flat op 18/6 11.7.10 Navarra String Quartet 08.09.19 Castalian String Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in F op 59 8.7.90 McCapra Quartet [Razumovsky] no 1 14.9.14 Elias String Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in E minor op 59 29.6.08 Carducci String Quartet [Razumovsky] no 2 28.07.19 Heath Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in C major op 59/3 3.7.94 Fitzwilliam Quartet [Razumovsky] no 3 28.7.96 Elsner Quartet 13.9.98 Maggini Quartet 27.8.06 Artea Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in e flat op 74 [Harp] 12.2.94 Arara Quartet page 4 of 30 10.7.03 Johnston String Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in F minor op 95 19.7.92 Brindisi Quartet [Serioso] 5.7.98 Gaudeamus Quartet 8.7.12 Badke Quartet 3.7.16 Carducci String Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in e flat major op 127 20.8.95 Bingham Quartet 29.7.18 Allegri Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in B minor op 130 30.7.95 Fitzwilliam Quartet 17.7.16 Heath Quartet BEeTHOVeN Grosse Fuge in B flat op 133 30.7.95 Fitzwilliam Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in C sharp minor Op 3.9.95 Danel Quartet 131 31.7.11 Solstice String Quartet 10.9.2017 Brodsky Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in A minor op 132 13.2.93 Nossek Quartet 2.7.95 12.7.09 Sacconi Quartet 8.9.13 Carducci String Quartet BEeTHOVeN String quartet in F op 135 3.9.95 Danel Quartet 11.9.11 Elias String Quartet BEeTHOVeN String trio in C minor op 9 no 3 17.8.14 Ebsworth Trio 24.4.16 Charlotte Scott, Jon Thorne & Jamie Walton BENDA, FRANTISeK Violin sonata no 2 in A minor 18.7.04 Jana Nováková, Llyr 1709-1786 Williams BENNET, JOHN All creatures now are merry minded 14.8.88 Cambridge Chamber FL 1599-1614 Group BENNETT, RICHARD Arethusa, for oboe quartet [1989] 1.7.07 Oboeworks RODNEY 1936-2013 BERG Six songs from Jugendlieder 21.7.96 Britta Schwarz, Nancy 1885-1935 Cooley BERIO Sequenza III for solo soprano [1965] 18.7.93 Nicola Tibbels 1925-2003 BERLIOZ Les nuits d’été op 7 20.8.00 Katalin Károlyi, Andrew 1803-1869 West BERNSTeIN Somewhere from ‘West Side Story’ 11.9.05 G-A Jeffers, S de Pledge 1918-1990 [1957] BERWALD 1796-1868 Piano trio no 3 in D minor [1851] 8.9.02 Kungsbacka
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