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Barry Douglas Camerata Ireland & Guests Barry Douglas Camerata Ireland & Guests Andrés Díaz – cello / Ruth Gibson – viola / Jessie Grimes – clarinet / Ailish Tynan – soprano / Elina Vähälä – violin / Richard Watkins – horn GUEST ARTISTS Julie Alcaraz - piano / Michael d’Arcy - violin / Chris Kelly - double bass / Eimear McGeown - flute / Catriona McKay - harp / Keith Pascoe - violin / Chris Stout - fiddle / Jonny Toman - guitar and The Lir Quartet Also Fashion Show with young designers and Musicians of the Future concert featuring students at the Camerata Ireland Academy at Clandeboye. www.goh.co.uk/clandeboye-festival OPENING GALA CONCERT – 7:30PM £27 adult, £22 conc. £7 student/under 18s Featuring Andrés Díaz, Barry Douglas, Ruth Gibson, Chris Ellis, Michael d’Arcy, Elina Vähälä Beethoven Piano Sonata in F minor “Appassionata” Brahms Violin Sonata No 1 in G major Schubert String Quintet LUNCHTIME CONCERT PIANO RECITAL – 1:00PM Unreserved seating £10 Jordan Bagot Winner of Mabel Swainson Award Feis Ceoil AFTERNOON RECITAL – 3:30PM £27 adult, £22 conc. £7 student/under 18s Featuring Julie Alcaraz, Barry Douglas, Elina Vähälä Haydn Piano Sonata in A flat Debussy Reflects dans l’eau (from Images Book 1) Schubert Fantasy for piano duet Brahms Violin Sonata No 2 in A major ä z l a ä í h z D a ä r V s a é c a l r n A d i l n e i E l A u J EVENING CONCERT – 7:30PM £27 adult, £22 conc. £7 student/under 18s Featuring Julie Alcaraz, Andrés Díaz, Barry Douglas, Ruth Gibson, Chris Kelly, Elina Vähälä and Richard Watkins Schubert Trout Quintet Beethoven Horn Sonata Brahms Violin Sonata No 3 in D minor AFTERNOON RECITAL – 3:30PM £27 adult, £22 conc. £7 student/under 18s Featuring Barry Douglas, Richard Watkins and The Lir Quartet (Mairéad Hickey, Siobhán Doyle, Ed Creedon and Chris Ellis) Brahms Horn Trio Mozart String Quartet No 17 in B flat “HUNT” EVENING CONCERT – 7:30PM £27 adult, £22 conc. £7 student/under 18s Featuring Andrés Díaz, Ed Creedon, Barry Douglas, Chris Ellis, Michael d’Arcy, Ruth Gibson, Jessie Grimes, Mairéad Hickey, Kevin Pascoe, Ailish Tynan, Richard Watkins Brahms Clarinet Sonata in E flat Schubert Auf dem Storm Schubert Shepherd on the Rock Schönberg Verklärte Nacht s in tk a z W a n r a d a n r c y l a n T A h o h c e s i i s s i b i l R l i l l i u G E J A h s i t r u h R C LUNCHTIME CONCERT - 1:00PM SONGS FROM IRELAND AND VIENNA Unreserved seating £10 Featuring Ailish Tynan, Michael D’Arcy and Barry Douglas. Songs by Schubert, Clarke, Bodley and Britten EVENING CONCERT – 7:30PM £27 adult, £22 conc. £7 student/under 18s Featuring Barry Douglas, Jessie Grimes, Ruth Gibson, Ailish Tynan, Richard Watkins and The Lir Quartet Mozart Kegelstaat Trio Zemlinsky Trio for piano, clarinet and cello Beethoven String Quartet Op 59 No 3 Celtic OrbIt ns i wn tk o a e W G n c a d M n n r s o y a r e d T a h m e e i h c e i r r s i m R G i C l i E e i d A s E s e J LUNCHTIME CONCERT - 1:00PM SOPRANO AND STRINGS Unreserved seating £10 Featuring Siobhán Doyle, Chris Ellis, Mairhéad Hickey, Ruth Gibson, Kevin Pascoe and Ailish Tynan Mozart String Duo in B flat Schönberg String Quartet No 2 EVENING CONCERT – 6:30PM (note earlier start time) YOUNG MUSICIANS OF THE FUTURE CONCERT £17 adult, £12conc. £7 student/under 18s This year’s young artists will perform a diverse programme of music. There will also be a presentation of a number of awards and bursaries by amongst others the Flax Trust and The Ireland Fund of France. This is a great opportunity to hear some of our best young musicians, many of whom go on to have solo careers and play with Camerata Ireland. ey le k y ic o H D d n n a s o á é e d h h r e b i im e o a i r r G S M C e i d s E s e J LUNCHTIME CONCERT – 1:00PM LOTS OF INSTRUMENTS! Unreserved seating - £10 Featuring Andrés Díaz, Ruth Gibson, Chris Kelly, Elina Vähälä and Richard Watkins Music by Beethoven, Corigliano and Yun. EVENING CONCERT – 7:30PM BARRY DOUGLAS RECITAL £27 adult, £22 conc. £7 student/under 18s Tchaikovsky The Seasons (complete) Schubert Sonata in A minor Schubert Sonata in A major LUNCHTIME CONCERT – 1:00PM CELTIC MOMENTS IN THE CHAPEL Unreserved seating - £10 Eimear McGeown and Jonny Toman Traditional music for flute and guitar. A CELEBRATION OF MUSIC AND FASHION – 8:00PM £15 With young designers and international guest designers accompanied by Festival musicians. Presentation of bursaries by Tayto and Denman International to the best young designers. Exhibition of costume design and art in Ava Gallery from 7pm. Show produced by Maureen Martin, proceeds to young musicians at Clandeboye. EVENING CONCERT – 7:30PM CELTIC EXPLOSION! 2018 £32 adult, £27 conc. £7 student/under 18s CELTIC ORBIT Catch up with the exciting musical journey that is Barry’s Celtic Orbit with Barry Douglas on piano, Catriona McKay harp and Chris Stout Shetland fiddle, (Duo of the Year in the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards), and Eimear McGeown Irish flute and whistle. CLOSING GALA - 7:30PM £32 adult, £27 conc. £7 student/under 18s CAMERATA IRELAND AND BARRY DOUGLAS Soloists Andrés Díaz cello, Mairéad Hickey violin and Ed Creedon viola Mozart Piano Concerto in E flat K 449 Haydn Cello Concerto in D Mozart Sinfonia Concertante for violin & viola Details may be subject to change. Ava Gallery – Exhibition of Works by Lindy Guinness, (Lady Dufferin). Gallery open 30 mins before performances and during interval. Dendron Lodge at Clandeboye is open for teas, coffees and light snacks during the Festival. The Banqueting Hall Bar will open for the evening concerts. Camerata Ireland is grateful to Lady Dufferin and all the staff at the Clandeboye Courtyard. Technical services by Moonlighting The Festival receives programming funding from the Arts Council of Northern Ireland and is supported by Ards and North Down Borough Council. Camerata Ireland is registered for charitable status in Northern Ireland No. NIC 106890. www.camerata-ireland.com The Clandeboye Estate is two miles from Bangor and 12 miles from Belfast on the A2, follow the AA Festival signs. Media partner Details may be subject to change. www.goh.co.uk/clandeboye-festival.
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