Thursday 24th August 2017
12.30 Lunchtime Concert
in St John's School Chapel, on Main Quad
Doors open: 12:10

Buck Brass Trio


Daniel Walton, trumpet
Timothy Ellis, horn
Richard Buck, trombone

We are grateful to the
Head of St John's School
and to her colleagues in the
Music and Events Departments
for their help arranging
this special concert

Sponsors:

2017 Season Sponsors:
Patricia Morgan Optician
Julie West Solicitor

Supported by:
Leatherhead Concert & Arts Society

Programme


Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
from Five Divertimenti for three basset horns, K439b (1783)
Divertimento no 4 in Bb major
    Allegro
    Larghetto
    Menuetto - Trio - Menuetto
    Adagio
    Allegretto

Anthony Plog (b1947)
Trio for Brass (Part 1) (1996)
    I    Allegro vivace
    II   Andante
    III  Allegro Moderato

Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827)
Trio (for 2 oboes & English horn) in C Major Op 87 (1795)
    I    Allegro
    II   Adagio
    III  Menuetto: Allegro molto - Scherzo - Trio
    IV  Finale: Presto





Concert finishes: 1.15pm approx
 Venue details
Old Chapel (on Epsom Road)
St John's School
Leatherhead

parking in Garlands Road or at Christ Church

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Free Concert, with a retiring collection to cover costs.

Holistic Sound (Acrostic on Buck Brass Trio)

Bold Mozart, from divertimento voiced,
Unlocks their gleaming instrumental choice,
Contains an integrated theme of ebb and flow;
Kaleidoscopic range of breath that grows

Beyond constraints. In chapel resonance
Reaches the vaulted heights; and stone recess
Acoustics amplify ethereal effect.
Staccato cross-explosive themes are tossed,
Serrated intervals of Anthony Plog,

To fast cadenza, ending quite abrupt.
Recap to Beethoven: these players trust,
Intuitively aspirate in synchrony
Of presto pace, reined in with harmony.


Peter Horsfield 25/8/2017

Inspired by the lunchtime concert performed in the Old Chapel of St. John’s School, Leatherhead, on 24th August 2017, by Richard Buck, trombone; Timothy Ellis, horn; and Daniel Walton, trumpet and flugelhorn.
Concert at Home:

Here are some links to online recordings of works that feature in month's organ concert:

Our concerts in the chapels of St John's School finish with this week's brass trio concert

Today's concert opens with the fourth of Mozart's five Divertimenti for three basset horns
(a single-reed instrument related to the clarinet family).
In this recording we hear the Ensemble Cœur de Roseau, who are Aki Yamagishi,oboe,
Dawid Jarzynski, clarinet, and Akira Ishikawa, bassoon.
Their performance was recorded in 2016 at a concert in the PaToNa concert hall, Sendai, Japan:
Our recording of Anthony Plog's Trio for Brass comes from the unusual venue of the Council Chamber in Badajoz, a city on the Spanish/Portuguese border, on the main road between their two capital cities.
Mb3 Brass Trio are Sergio Novella, trumpet, Gustavo Castro, horn, and Antonio Lloret, trombone:
Beethoven's Trio in C major Op 87 was written for two oboes and English horn. Here we have the original setting,
with oboes Carlo Romano and Sandro Mastrangeli, and Teresa Vicentini, Enlish horn:
Next week we will return to Leatherhead Methodist Church for a concert entitled
From Bach to Jazz
with pianist Daniel Nicholson. You are welcome to join us at LMC, or here online.
We hope you have enjoyed your Concert at Home
Venue details
Old Chapel
St John's School
Leatherhead
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Music on Thursdays at
St John's, Old Chapel
IMPROVISO
Baroque trio
recorders
Baroque violin
Baroque cello
Thurs 17 Aug 2017
Music on Thursdays at
Leatherhead Methodist Church
From Bach to Jazz
 with
Daniel Nicholson, piano

31 Aug 2017

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