14th February 2020 : Cavendish Winds

14th February 2020 : Cavendish Winds

Cavendish Winds Mozart: Adagio and Allegro for Mechanical Organ, K.594 Danzi: Wind Quintet in B flat, Op.56 no.1 Debussy: La Fille aux Cheveux de Lin Arnold: Sea Shanties Vaughan Williams: Three Vocalises Holst: Wind Quintet in A flat, Op.14 Bozza: Trois Pieces pour...
Marmen String Quartet : 26th April 2019

Marmen String Quartet : 26th April 2019

Review information to follow. Marmen String Quartet Haydn: String Quartet in C, Op.74 No.1 Glass: String Quartet No.3 Beethoven: String Quartet in A minor, Op.132 Kindly supported by Making Music Concert Promoters’ Group Artists “ … Beethoven’s mighty Opus 132 was the...
Ensemble Mirage Review : 29 March 2019

Ensemble Mirage Review : 29 March 2019

Derby Chamber Music: Ensemble Mirage, 29.3.19 Ensemble Mirage is a large, flexibly constituted chamber group on the lines of outfits like the Nash Ensemble. Four of its members – clarinettist Matthew Scott, pianist Alexandra Vaduva, violinist Alexandra Lomeiko and...
Florian Mitrea Review : 1st March 2019

Florian Mitrea Review : 1st March 2019

This was a Concert of three halves!  Our international prize-winning pianist, Florian Mitrea, proved to be an engaging musician with infectious energy and enthusiasm. He began with an early set of Mozart variations on what was revealed to be a familiar nursery-rhyme...
Eblana String Trio : 8th February 2019

Eblana String Trio : 8th February 2019

The Eblana String Trio has played for Derby Chamber Music before, but this was the group’s first visit without an additional player, and it was good to have them shining a spotlight on repertoire that is too often overshadowed by that of the string...
Syzygy Saxophone Quartet : 18th January 2019

Syzygy Saxophone Quartet : 18th January 2019

I’m sure I’ve said this before, but, much as I love the saxophone (in all sizes) as a solo instrument, a quartet is more problematic. Unless the composer/arranger, and/or the players, is/are careful, the sound can end up just too homogeneous to be really interesting....