Music in the Round
Adrian Wilson plays 'Scotland' from Tomas's Evocations;
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Viola player Ruth Gibson plays the Prelude and Sarabande from JS Bach's second cello suite, and talks with Horatio Clare;
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Horn players Naomi Atherton and Jo Towler ask 'why do horns hunt in pairs?' plus alphorn call; Claudia Ajmone-Marsan reads Beethoven's letters; Bernard Gregor Smith reads from A Quintessential Quartet; and Ensemble 360 perform Dvořák's Piano Quartet No 2, Op.87 recorded in Sheffield, December 2020.
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Clarinetist Matthew Hunt is quizzed by Sheffield Music Hub and performs New York Counterpoint by Steve Reich.
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Composer Ellen Sargen in conversation with Tim Horton and Laurène Durantel, discussing Passau recorded in SMCF 2018; Claudia Ajmone-Marsan continues her readings from Beethoven's letters; Bernard Gregor Smith reading from his memoir; Ellen returns, with Lawrence Osborne and Emily Howard to discuss composing for chamber ensemble.
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Welcome to our first episode presented by Tom McKinney, featuring:
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Coming soon from Music in the Round: Up Close, a brand new podcast presented by Tom McKinney.
info_outlineWelcome to the third episode of Up Close: A Music in the Round podcast, presented by Tom McKinney.
This episode features:
- Clarinetist from Ensemble 360, Matthew Hunt is quizzed by members of Sheffield Music Hub's Furthering Talent scheme, before giving an electrifying performance of New York Counterpoint by Steve Reich.
- Raye Harvey and Elliot Bailey discuss their experience on Music in the Round's Bridge Scheme and their lives and careers in chamber music and beyond;
- Bernard Gregor Smith of the Lindsay String Quartet continues reading from his memoir, A Quintessential Quartet;
- Violinist Claudia Ajmone-Marsan offers another beautiful reading of one of Beethoven's letters;
- Adrian Wilson, oboist in Ensemble 360, performs 'Nigeria' from Henri Tomasi's Evocations.
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