Leslie Howard and Friends – March 16th

£8.00£10.00

Tait Tuesdays at Home 

Tuesday March 16th – 9pm AEDT | 8pm NZDT | 7pm GMT | 8pm USA EDT | 8pm USA PDT

In support of the Tait Emergency Relief Fund for Australian & New Zealand Artists

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Leslie Howard and Friends

 

Leslie Howard, piano | Naoko Keatley, violin | Bridget O’Donnell, violin | Morgan Goff, viola | Tim Walden, cello

 

We present internationally acclaimed Australian concert pianist, Leslie Howard playing Schumann’s Piano Quintet and Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 12 with leading Australian players in the United Kingdom: violinists, Naoko Keatley (London Symphony Orchestra), Bridget O’Donnell (English Chamber Orchestra); violist Morgan Goff (Philharmonia); and Tim Walden, Principal Cello with the Philharmonia Orchestra.

PROGRAMME

Mozart – Piano No. 12 in A Major K414
Allegro
Andante
Allegretto

Schumann – Piano Concerto in E flat major Op. 44
Allegro brillante
In modo d’una marcia. Un poco largamente
Scherzo: Molto vivace
Allegro ma non troppo


ARTISTS

Leslie Howard has balanced his prodigious recording career with an international concert itinerary which has seen him performing regularly throughout the world for more than half a century, always with a repertoire that seeks to extend the audience’s experience and to challenge accepted hierarchies of received wisdom.  He has appeared regularly with the world’s finest orchestras and has also pursued a distinguished career as a chamber musician, partnering many of the greatest solo musicians and ensembles of our time. He recently released one further CD of hitherto unrecorded pieces by Liszt, finally bringing the total to 100, and so extending the already unequalled accomplishment of the largest solo artist recording project in the history of classical music. Tonight, he is by joined London Symphony Orchestra violinist, Naoko Keatley; Bridget O’Donnell, violin (English Chamber Orchestra); violist Morgan Goff (Philharmonia); and Tim Walden, Principal Cello with the Philharmonia in the first of many concerts exploring the piano quintet repertory.


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