Music on Thursdays
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2.00pm AGM of the
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Iñigo Mikeleiz Berrade
accordion
Programme
Gioachino Antonio Rossini (1792-1868)
from the opera The Barber of Seville
Largo al factotum Make way for the factotum
(Figaro's first entrance)
Magnus Gustav Adolf Lindberg (b1958)
Jeux d'Anches for solo accordion (1990) Reed stops
Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750)
Italian Concerto BWV 971
Allegro
Andante
Presto
Sofia Asgatovna Gubaidulina (b1931)
Et Exspecto sonata for bayan (1986) And I await...
II
III Presto
Franck Angelis (b1962)
Étude on Chiquilín de Bachín by Astor Piazzolla
The lad at the café Bachin, Buenos Aires
Concert duration approx: 40-45 minutes
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Iñigo Mikeleiz Berrade
Born in 1994 in Barañáin (Navarra), Iñigo gained his Bachelor Degree in Music from the
Conservatory of Music in Navarra with Nekane Iturrioz. His Master of Arts and
Advanced Diploma degrees he gained at the Royal Academy of Music in London under Professor Owen Murray, taking part in courses and masterclasses by renowned musicians like Friedrich Lips, Matti Rantanen, Magnus Lindberg or Claudio Jacomucci.
He has performed in concerts and festivals across Europe, the UK and Argentina, in
venues such as the Royal Festival Hall, the Barbican, Royal Albert Hall and Wigmore Hall.
Among the instrumental ensembles he has played with are the London Symphony
Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Glyndebourne
Opera, Opera North, and Riot Ensemble.
Iñigo enjoys collaboration with contemporary composers, which has led to the
première of new works for different ensembles and art forms, including two accordion concertos.
He is member of the Mikeleiz-Zucchi Duo, with saxophonist David Zucchi, and the
Diphonon Duo, with violist Michael Iskas.
Along with his work as a performer, Iñigo is an active community musician, regularly
working with Wigmore Hall Learning Department and Live Music Now, and currently
doing a PhD on the topic in the Public University of Navarra.
Conservatory of Music in Navarra with Nekane Iturrioz. His Master of Arts and
Advanced Diploma degrees he gained at the Royal Academy of Music in London under Professor Owen Murray, taking part in courses and masterclasses by renowned musicians like Friedrich Lips, Matti Rantanen, Magnus Lindberg or Claudio Jacomucci.
He has performed in concerts and festivals across Europe, the UK and Argentina, in
venues such as the Royal Festival Hall, the Barbican, Royal Albert Hall and Wigmore Hall.
Among the instrumental ensembles he has played with are the London Symphony
Orchestra, Philharmonia Orchestra, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, Glyndebourne
Opera, Opera North, and Riot Ensemble.
Iñigo enjoys collaboration with contemporary composers, which has led to the
première of new works for different ensembles and art forms, including two accordion concertos.
He is member of the Mikeleiz-Zucchi Duo, with saxophonist David Zucchi, and the
Diphonon Duo, with violist Michael Iskas.
Along with his work as a performer, Iñigo is an active community musician, regularly
working with Wigmore Hall Learning Department and Live Music Now, and currently
doing a PhD on the topic in the Public University of Navarra.
Recordings of the works in today's concert
Gioachino Antonio Rossini (1792-1868)
from the opera The Barber of Seville
Largo al factotum Make way for the factotum
(Figaro's first entrance)
Here is a piano version of this famous baritone aria, Its range is perhaps more suited to a tenor as it covers from D within the bass clef to the high tenor A !
Should you prefer to listen to a full performance, with baritone and orchestra, the second video is of Korean baritone Tae-Joong Yang. These days he can be heard with the Vienna State Opera.
from the opera The Barber of Seville
Largo al factotum Make way for the factotum
(Figaro's first entrance)
Here is a piano version of this famous baritone aria, Its range is perhaps more suited to a tenor as it covers from D within the bass clef to the high tenor A !
Should you prefer to listen to a full performance, with baritone and orchestra, the second video is of Korean baritone Tae-Joong Yang. These days he can be heard with the Vienna State Opera.
Magnus Gustav Adolf Lindberg (b1958)
Jeux d'Anches for solo accordion (1990) Reed stops
Here our recording is by Iñigo Mikeleiz Berrade himself. The recording was made at the Brunel Museum, Rotherhithe.
Johann Sebastian Bach (1985-1750)
Italian Concerto BWV 971
Allegro • Andante • Presto
Here is the Chinese player Dannong Wu, playing in Detmold Concert Hall in June 2022. He pursued advanced studies in Germany and Switzerland with Prof Teodoro Anzellotti and continues to be based in Germany, where he specialises in playing classics.
Sofia Asgatovna Gubaidulina (b1931)
Et Exspecto sonata for bayan (1986) [8:15]
II & III Presto
Most of the online recordings are of the complete sonata, so it was good to find this recording of the same two movements we shall be hearing at the concert. The player is Vincent van Amsterdam who is at the Bimhuis.
Franck Angelis (b1962)
Étude on Chiquilín de Bachín by Astor Piazzolla
The lad at the café Bachin, Buenos Aires
This beautiful performance comes from accordion / bayan player Ksenija Sidorova, playing with a string quartet.
Here is Piazzolla's original song, to the text of Horacio Ferrer. Piazolla, Ferrer and their 'crowd' frequented the café Bachin, in Buenos Aires.
It is not great quality, but we have the delight of a recording with Piazzolla and his first Octeto Electrónico. The singer is José Angel Trelles who toured with the Octeto, and so got to perform with them in Carnegie Hall.
It is not great quality, but we have the delight of a recording with Piazzolla and his first Octeto Electrónico. The singer is José Angel Trelles who toured with the Octeto, and so got to perform with them in Carnegie Hall.
Previous concert
16 November 2023 - Anna Ovsyanikova, violin, & Thomas Ang, piano, All-American programme - click here
Next concert
25 April 2024 - OPENING CONCERT - touring from Italy, classical guitar duo Maurizio Baudino & Dario Vannini (click here)
