12.30 lunchtime, Thursday 27th October 2016
AMICI Trio Gill Herbert, violin Hilary Taylor, cello Lynda Chang, piano Venue: Leatherhead Methodist Church |
Sponsor:
2016 Season Sponsor: Patricia Morgan Optician Supported by: Leatherhead Concert & Arts Society
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Programme
Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) Piano Trio No 20 in D major Hob XV/7 (1784) 1 Andante 2 Andante 3 Allegro assai Claude-Achille Debussy (1862-1918) Piano Trio in G major L3 (1879) 1 Andantino con moto allegro 2 Scherzo: Moderato con allegro 3 Andante espressivo 4 Finale: Appassionato Scott Joplin (1867/68-1917) Ragtime Dance (1902/1906) |
Free Concert, with a retiring collection to cover costs. Tea and coffee will be available after the concert.
The AMICI Trio
Photo: Aidan Woodcock
Gill Herbert violin
Gill studied with Sydney Griller at the Royal Academy of Music in London, and won a scholarship to have lessons with Hugh Maguire in her 4th year. After leaving college she did a mixture of freelance orchestral playing and teaching, as well as have a family. Up until recently she led the Richmond Orchestra, and now enjoys playing with the Surrey Mozart Players and local chamber groups in and around Surrey.
Hilary Taylor cello
Hilary began her formal musical training as a Junior Exhibitioner at the Royal Academy of Music, subsequently becoming a full time student there in 1979. She studied cello with David Simpson and piano with Ivy Dickson and was awarded the Drummond Sharpe prize and the Herbert Walenn prize. As a cellist she has appeared throughout the country, both as an orchestral player and soloist. Currently she performs regularly with the Surrey Mozart Players and much enjoys being a member of chamber music groups, giving concerts in and around Surrey. In addition to her playing career, Hilary has also been in great demand as a teacher of both cello and piano.
Lynda Chang piano
Lynda studied piano for four years with Kendall Taylor at the Royal College of Music where she achieved a 1st class honours BMus and was awarded the Tagore gold medal, RCM’s annual nomination for the most outstanding student of the year. Although her professional career was spent in the computer industry, Lynda has been able to return to music and is kept busy as soloist, accompanist, chamber musician, avid concert goer, opera fanatic and occasional reviewer.
Concert at Home
If you cannot be with us at the lunchtime concert
you can enjoy a similar Concert at Home by clicking on the videos below:
you can enjoy a similar Concert at Home by clicking on the videos below:
Our concert opens with one of Haydn's later trios, No 20 in D major, Hob XV/7, written in 1784, and played here by the Beaux Arts Trio, who have recorded all of Haydn's trio:
Debussy was only 18 years old in 1880 when he wrote his Piano Trio in G. The manuscript came to light in the effects of a former pupil as late as 1982. Performing at a house concert are the Cascadia Trio - Elizabeth Doty, violin, Tom Graves, cello, and Hannah Brewer, piano:
Max Keenlyside has a good take on Jopin's Ragtime Dance. Here are his words on the recording below:
Here's Joplin's earlier, original version of "The Ragtime Dance" (more or less...). Recorded on my recently-acquired 1927 M Schulz piano! There's also a surprise during the stop-time section.
I've fully restored that circa 1850s Kirkman upright behind me, and re-tightened its pinblock with CA glue.
Nonetheless, I have tuned it a semitone flat to go easy on the 'ol beast.
So, when I switch pianos here, I'm also switching keys up a semitone.
Hope you enjoy - cheers.
Here's Joplin's earlier, original version of "The Ragtime Dance" (more or less...). Recorded on my recently-acquired 1927 M Schulz piano! There's also a surprise during the stop-time section.
I've fully restored that circa 1850s Kirkman upright behind me, and re-tightened its pinblock with CA glue.
Nonetheless, I have tuned it a semitone flat to go easy on the 'ol beast.
So, when I switch pianos here, I'm also switching keys up a semitone.
Hope you enjoy - cheers.
We hope you have enjoyed your Concert at Home
