Though the concert is part of the Festival, there are still logistical things we have to worry about like rehearsal times, making sure we don't impinge on the church's regular services and finalising programmes. Oh, and trying to work out where we'll be going for a drink afterwards since both the nearby pubs have closed (this part of Chelsea seems to have become completely dry). Not to mention the little matter of who is playing whom during the world cup.
Wednesday, 21 June 2006
Final preparations
Labels:
performance
Well its only a couple of days to our Chelsea Festival concert. We have the first rehearsal with the organist, Malcolm Cottle, tonight. Which means that I will be on tenterhooks as it will be my first opportunity to hear my new piece, Crossing with the organ accompaniment. As the piece is a Passacaglia, with the main passacaglia tune in the organ for all but its final incarnation, this means that the organ part rather important and something more than accompaniment. So tonight is my first go at hearing what the piece really does sound like.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts this month
-
Grieg: Lyric Pieces, Op. 71 , Moods, Op. 73, Peer Gynt Suite, Op. 46 , transcriptions of Songs, Op. 41 - Alexander Ullmann - Rubicon Cla...
-
Having recorded a disc of motets by Francois Couperin (see my review ), Edward Higginbottom and the choir of New College Oxford have turne...
-
Hans Krasa: Brundibar - Kayla Farrell (Brundibar) - Sarasota Opera (Sarasota Youth Opera) Raise up your voice: Intolerance through the voice...
-
Christopher Gray and the Choir of St John's College, Cambridge The Advent Carol Service: Judith Weir, Laura Sheils, Paul Manz, Mendelss...
-
Verdi: Macbeth - Alexey Gusev, Mari Wyn Williams - Chelsea Opera Group (Photo: Matthew Johnson) Verdi: Macbeth (1865); Alexey Gusev, Mari ...
-
Monteverdi: L'incoronazione di Poppea - Hera Protopapas (Nerone), Theano Papadaki (Poppea) - HGO at Jackson's Lane Theatre (Photo:...
-
Sara Teasdale. Photograph by Gerhard Sisters, ca. 1910 Missouri History Museum Photograph and Print Collection The Life and Loves of Sarah T...
-
John Blow by Robert White, line engraving, published 1700 NPG D1075 © National Portrait Gallery, London Purcell: Welcome to all the pleasure...
-
James Pearson & Lizzie Ball (Photo: Monika C Jakubowska) In February 2026, the upstairs space at Ronnie Scott 's will reopen as Upst...
-
Handel: Partenope - English National Opera (Photo: Lloyd Winters) Handel: Partenope ; Nardus Williams, Hugh Cutting, Ru Charlesworth, Jake ...
No comments:
Post a Comment