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The programme will include live performances of: JP Jofre: Transcendence (for solo bandoneon) |
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The Gould Piano Trio and Robert Plane, joint Artistic Directors of Corbridge Chamber Music Festival, talk about this year's edition, live from The Bowes Museum on BBC Breakfast. They will also play: Louise Farrenc: Trio for Clarinet, Cello and Piano in E flat major, op. 44, Adagio |
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Nuevo Tango, with JP Jofre (bandoneon/composer) and the Corbridge Festival Musicians. Argentinian bandoneon sensaton entertains as composer and performer with his unique style of modern-day Tango. |
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Pierrot’s Moon 
Noche Americana |
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Our festival finale opens with one of Boccherini’s many string quintets (there are over a hundred!), a particularly vocal example which draws upon influences as diverse as Italian Opera and Spanish Fandango. We then draw together some of the threads of the 2024 Corbridge Festival, with Pierrot’s escapades graphically depicted by Thea Musgrave, and a final reminder of JP Joffre’s astonishing bandoneon playing in that classic of ‘Nuevo Tango’, Piazzolla’s ‘Libertango’. ‘I can’t tell you how moved I am by it, and powerfully gripped’ wrote Clara Schumann of Brahms’ Piano Quintet Op.34. Widely regarded as the jewel in the crown of Brahms' chamber works, what better way to bring the 2024 Corbridge Chamber Music Festival to a rousing end? Boccherini: String Quintet in D major G353 Thea Musgrave: Pierrot |
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Franz Joseph Haydn: Quartet in G major, op. 54, no. 1 |
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