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Berlin-based guitarist Seth Josel presents a programme of new works for guitar and electric guitar, including the UK premieres of works by Peter Ablinger, Ming Tsao and Josh Levine alongside newly written works by Huddersfield postgraduate composers.
A solo harp recital of contemporary music performed by Rhodri Davies. Featuring new works specially written for Davies by Michael Pisaro, Sarah Hughes and Ben Patterson.
Bach comes to Town! * EVENT CANCELED DUE TO ILLNESS *
A recital of music by J.S.Bach, performed by a charismatic musician, who through his outstanding atmospheric recordings for BBC 2 on historic instruments in Holland and Germany, has converted many both to the composer and to the instrument.
Wissam Boustany has established an international career as a concert artist and teacher touring South and North America, Europe and the Middle and Far East. His recital is followed by a workshop with flute students.
Plus Minus presents Dikhthas and Evryali by Xenakis, works by the Danish composer Simon Steen-Andersen and two pieces written especially for the group by Huddersfield postgraduate composers.
A wide selection of contemporary keyboard music, from piano to distorted piano and pure electronics. German, Italian, Hungarian and US-American avant-garde music, including three British premieres and Ligeti's Etudes Book 1 for their 25th anniversary in 2011.
In their second visit to the University, Ensemble 360 perform Martinu’s Oboe Quartet and the Piano Quartet in E flat Op. 87 by Dvorak.
Programme to be announced.
Schubert - Sonatine in A minor E flat major D385; op 137 no 2
Janacek - Sonata
Beethoven - Sonata op.12 no 3 in E flat Major;
Stravinsky - Divertimento (after the Fairy's Kiss).
An eclectic programme of progressive saxophone music, inspired by the words of Charles Bukowski.
The University String Orchestra (director: David Milsom) will perform early 20th Century British compositions, including Elgar’s Elegy and Serenade for Strings, utilising period-sensitive performance styles. John Bryan will also conduct two masterpieces from Classical Vienna -
Mozart - Symphony No. 35 in D major K.385 Haffner
Haydn - Schöpfungsmesse Mass in B flat major (1801)
A rare treat to hear the University’s Percussion Ensemble after their appearance at the 2009 HCMF and more recently in the Barbarolli Room at the Bridgewater Hall, Manchester. Further details to be announced soon!
The Gallic Muse
French organ music from the late 17th Century to the late 20th Century in a programme of music by Marchand, Guilmant, Franck, Langlais and Messiaen.
Programme to be announced soon!
Programme to be announced soon!
