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Wed 2 Ensemble Connect Tue 8 Keyboard Fri 18 The New York Pops 20/21 Season at a Glance December Thu 3 Distinctive Debuts: Virtuosos II: Sat 19 Additional: Nobuyuki Tsujii Photos: Bronfman by Dario Acosta, Flórez by Kristin Hoebermann, Levit by Felix Broede / Sony Classical, Nosrati by Irene Zandel. Schaghajegh The New York Pops Nosrati Wed 9 Great Artists II: Thu 24 Additional: Wed 7 Gala: Opening Mon 19 Ensemble Connect Mon 26 Concertos Plus: Orchestra of Jean-Yves New York String Thibaudet / October Night / Los Angeles Tue 20 Great Artists II: Boston Symphony St. Luke’s Orchestra Lisa Batiashvili / Philharmonic Pinchas Zukerman / Orchestra Sun 6 Additional: Gautier Capuçon Mon 28 Additional: Thu 8 Decoda Yefim Bronfman Tue 27 Chamber All Together: New York String Thu 10 Chamber Great American Thu 22 Zankel Sampler II: Sessions II: A Global Ode to Joy Orchestra Artemis Quartet Sessions I: Orchestras: Silkroad Ensemble Mon 7 Concertos Plus: Schaghajegh Nosrati Tetzlaff Quartet Los Angeles Fri 23 Additional: Around the Globe: Galilee Chamber December 3 Sat 12 The Originals: Philharmonic Rhiannon Giddens Not Our First Orchestra A Night of Fri 9 Weekends at with Francesco Goat Rodeo Inspiration Carnegie Hall: Turrisi: When I Am Wed 28 Standard Time with Pinchas Zukerman Los Angeles Laid in Earth Michael Feinstein October 20 Philharmonic International Keyboard Sat 10 Fast Forward: Festival of Virtuosos I: Thu 7 Zankel Sampler II: Wed 13 Zankel Sampler I: Tue 26 Keyboard LA Phil New Orchestras I: Daniil Trifonov January yMusic Caroline Shaw Virtuosos I: and Friends Leif Ove Andsnes Music Group City of Birmingham Thu 29 Orchestral Fri 8 Fast Forward: Third Wed 14 The Philadelphia Symphony Masterworks: Coast Percussion / Thu 14 Zankel Sampler III: Wed 27 Gala: Across the Orchestra Orchestra China NCPA Movement Art Is Rhiannon Giddens Stars: The Music of feat. Jon Boogz & with Francesco John Williams Thu 15 Additional: Sat 24 International Orchestra Lil Buck Turrisi: there is Sphinx Virtuosi Festival of Thu 28 Orchestra of Orchestras II: Sat 9 Shape of Jazz: no Other St. Luke’s Yefim Bronfman Fri 16 The New York Pops City of Birmingham Jazzmeia Horn Great Singers III: Fri 29 Great Artists I: October 20 Shape of Jazz: Symphony Tue 12 Keyboard Samantha Hankey / Anne-Sophie Jazz Gallery Orchestra Gabriela Montero Virtuosos III: Chris Reynolds Mutter and Friends All-Stars January 12 Gabriela Montero Mon 2 International Mon 9 Baroque Unlimited: Wed 18 International November Festival of Jordi Savall: Festival of Wed 3 Distinctive Debuts: Fri 12 Quartets Plus: Fri 26 Chamber Orchestras III: Monteverdi’s Orchestras I: February Ksenija Sidorova Apollon Musagète Sessions I: Israel Philharmonic Madrigals of Love Berliner Thu 4 Keyboard Quartet Danish String Orchestra and War Philharmoniker Virtuosos III: Around the Globe: Quartet Wed 4 Carnegie Classics: Great Singers I: Thu 19 International Víkingur Ólafsson Shanghai Chinese International musicAeterna Juan Diego Flórez / Festival of Fri 5 The New York Pops Orchestra Festival of Orchestras III: Thu 5 Zankel Sampler I: Vincenzo Scalera Orchestras II: Tue 16 Ensemble Connect Sat 6 The Originals: Vienna American Thu 12 Great Singers II: Berliner Live from Here Sat 20 Chamber Philharmonic Composers Lise Davidsen / Philharmoniker with Chris Thile Sessions II: Orchestra Juan Diego Flórez Orchestra James Baillieu Fri 20 Early Music in Apollon Musagète Hagen Quartet Quartet Wed 10 Standard Time with Sat 27 International November 9 Great Artists I: Keyboard Weill: Antoine February 12 Michael Feinstein Weekends at Festival of Jordi Savall: Virtuosos II: Tamestit / Carnegie Hall: Orchestras II: Monteverdi’s Marc-André Masato Suzuki International Louisville Orchestra Vienna Vespers Hamelin International Festival of Philharmonic Festival of Orchestras I: Sun 21 Great Artists I: Fri 6 Distinctive Debuts: Fri 13 Quartets Plus: Mariinsky Orchestra Denis Matsuev Orchestra Signum Quartet Cuarteto Casals Orchestras III: Berliner Thu 11 Concertos Plus: Wed 24 Zankel Sampler III: Sun 28 International The New York Pops Philharmoniker Mariinsky Orchestra Narek Festival of Orchestras I: Tue 17 Zankel Sampler III: Sun 22 Chamber Hakhnazaryan / Vienna Spektral Quartet Sessions II: Daniil Trifonov Igor Levit Shanghai Chinese Philharmonic Westminster Orchestra November 17 Great Artists II: Orchestra Igor Levit Choir / Yannick February 12 Nézet-Séguin 20/21 SEASON AT A GLANCE 20/21 SEASON AT A GLANCE Photos: Grimaud by Mat Hennek / DG; Pluhar by Marco Borggreve; Said by Felix Broede; Garanča by Holger Hage / DG; Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage, Weill Recital Hall, and Zankel Hall by Jeff Goldberg / Esto. Tue 2 Baroque Unlimited: Fri 12 The Originals: Sat 20 Around the Globe: Sun 2 Great Artists I: Sat 8 Shape of Jazz: Somi Thu 20 Distinctive Debuts: March Concerto Rhiannon Giddens Youssou NDOUR May Maurizio Pollini Thu 13 Great Singers I: Johan Dalene / Copenhagen and Friends: Songs Tue 23 Baroque Unlimited: Mon 3 Keyboard Elīna Garanča / Christian Ihle The Philadelphia of Our Native L’Arpeggiata Virtuosos II: Malcolm Martineau Hadland Daughters Orchestra Wed 24 Standard Time with Evgeny Kissin Fri 14 The Originals: Sat 22 Shape of Jazz: Thu 4 Great Singers I: Sat 13 Great American Michael Feinstein Tue 4 Early Music in Michael Feinstein Samora Orchestras: Pinderhughes Christine Goerke / Decoda Weill: Nicola and The Carnegie Malcolm Martineau National Symphony Benedetti / Hall Big Band and Friends Orchestra Thu 25 Zankel Sampler I: Fri 5 The New York Pops Richard Egarr Sat 15 Carnegie Classics: Tue 16 World Views: Magos Herrera / Tue 9 Keyboard Brooklyn Rider Fri 7 The Philadelphia Evgeny Kissin / Hélène Grimaud Kinan Azmeh Elīna Garanča Orchestra Joshua Bell / March 11 Virtuosos I: Cityband Fri 26 Concertos Plus: May 13 Sir András Schiff World Views: Aynur Steven Isserlis Thu 18 Great Singers II: Mahler Chamber Wed 10 Orchestral Anne Sofie von Orchestra / Masterworks: Otter / Kristian Mitsuko Uchida Chamber Orchestra Bezuidenhout Wed 31 Keyboard Thu 10 The MET Orchestra Thu 17 The MET Orchestra Thu 24 The MET Orchestra of Europe Orchestra of Virtuosos II: June Thu 11 Keyboard St. Luke’s Emanuel Ax Virtuosos II: Hélène Grimaud Fri 19 Quartets Plus: Christina Pluhar Aizuri Quartet with L’Arpeggiata March 23 Fast Forward: Kronos Quartet Tue 6 Keyboard Wed 14 Orchestral Wed 21 Ensemble Connect April Virtuosos I: Masterworks: Keyboard Murray Perahia Boston Symphony Virtuosos I: Wed 7 Zankel Sampler II: Orchestra Jean-Yves Ute Lemper Early Music in Thibaudet Thu 8 Great Artists II: Weill: Jordi Savall: Thu 22 Great Singers III: The Distant Voices Isaac Stern Auditorium / Joan and Sanford I. Weill Recital Hall Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall End Stage Janine Jansen / Angel Blue / Ronald O. Perelman Stage (268 seats) (599 seats) Denis Kozhukhin Thu 15 Great American James Baillieu (2,804 seats) Fri 9 World Views: Orchestras: Fri 23 Quartets Plus: Boston Symphony Dendê Macêdo & Quartetto Mezzanine* Fatma Said Orchestra Balcony Band feat. Ologundê di Cremona Balcony April 13 Parterre* Fri 16 Great Singers II: Orchestra* Sat 10 Great Singers I: Zankel Sampler I: Dress Circle* Diana Damrau / Mark Padmore / Rhiannon Giddens Mitsuko Uchida Helmut Deutsch and Friends: Second Tier* Mon 12 International Sat 17 Shape of Jazz: Mr. Bones Need to Stage Terri Lyne Leave Me Alone Blavatnik Family Festival of First Tier Stage Orchestras II: Carrington and Sun 25 Weekends at Orchestra Social Science Carnegie Hall: Parquet* dell’Accademia Sun 18 Great Artists I: The English Concert Stage Judy and Arthur Zankel Hall Center Stage Nazionale di Maxim Vengerov / Wed 28 Chamber (686 seats) Quartetto di Cremona Santa Cecilia Roustem Saïtkoulov Sessions I: April 23 Tue 13 Great Singers III: Keyboard Jerusalem Quartet Mezzanine* Fatma Said / Virtuosos III: Thu 29 Additional: Parterre* Rafael Aguirre Alexandre Tharaud Evgeny Kissin Carnegie Classics: Tue 20 Fast Forward: *Accessible seating locations Jordi Savall: Bal-Kan American Stage Carnegie Hall is accessible (including entrances and restrooms) for patrons with Composers mobility disabilities. Assistive listening devices are available at all ticketed events. To Orchestra request other accommodations, contact the House Manager’s Office at 212-903-9605. 20/21 SEASON AT A GLANCE 20/21 SEASON AT A GLANCE.
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  • 20Th May - 14Th June Welcome 2

    20Th May - 14Th June Welcome 2

    1 20th May - 14th June Welcome 2 Welcome to the May / June 2021 West Wicklow Festival! I am thrilled that the festival is delivering such a superb programme, featuring so many incredibly talented and exciting artists, all for free online, in tip top HD quality. Of course we all desperately miss live audiences, but I hope the quality of the recordings will make everyone feel that the concert hall experience has been welcomed into their own home! It has been a huge challenge to organise this year’s festival with many extra obstacles, but I hope that everyone will enjoy the final product, into which, all involved, have poured their hearts and souls. A huge thank you to all of our public and private patrons for their invaluable support.If you are in a position to make a donation to support our festival charity please consider doing so. Enjoy the concerts and I look forward to being re-united with you all in Wicklow soon! Fiachra Garvey Founder and Artistic Director Programme 3 Thursday 20th May 2021, 8pm Notes Ian Fox 2021 Rachel Kelly (mezzo-soprano) Fiachra Garvey (piano) Gabriel Fauré (1845-1924) Après un rêve Claude Debussy (1862-1918) C’est L’extase langoureuse Reynaldo Hahn (1874-1947) À Chloris Hector Berlioz (1803-1869) L’île inconnue Rachel and Fiachra begin with four famous chansons or French art songs. Gabriel Fauré wrote Après un rêve in the 1870s and it was published in 1878. Later it was incorporated into an edition of three songs and published as Opus 7.