Groot Omroepkoor with Nino Gvetadze, Daniel Rowland and Leo van Doeselaar
Programme
- James MacMillan Data est mihi omnis potestas
- James MacMillan Lux aeterna
- James MacMillan After the Tryst
- Cyril Scott Water wagtail
- Cyril Scott Bells
- Cyril Scott Paradise birds
- Felix Mendelssohn Richte mich, Gott (from Drei Psalmen, opus 78)
- Jonathan Dove Seek him that maketh the seven stars
- Edward Elgar Chanson de matin
- Edward Elgar Chanson de nuit
- Edward Elgar There is sweet music
- William Walton The Twelve
A special collaboration: the Groot Omroepkoor with star pianist Nino Gvetadze and violinist Daniel Rowland. You will hear among others Mendelssohn, Elgar and Walton, with Leo van Doeselaar on organ.
Netherlands Radio Choir and Daniel Rowland
A special collaboration: the Groot Omroepkoor with star pianist Nino Gvetadze and violinist Daniel Rowland. Rowland accompanies the Groot Omroepkoor in a new piece by Roxanna Panufnik. This British composer is internationally acclaimed for her poetic choral works. Her music is deeply saturated with colour', wrote The Times.
Nino Gvetadze
Homage to the Georgian-Dutch pianist Nino Gvetadze', wrote the Volkskrant. On her album Visions she picks up the fascinating work of Cyril Scott 'from under the dust'. The British Scott, also a writer and philosopher, was admired by Debussy and Stravinsky, among others. His atmospheric, meditative piano music was ahead of its time. Gvetadze discovered Scott's works in her student days and has always remained in love with them. Today, she will be playing Water-Wagtail and some Poems, among other works.
Elgar, Walton and Mendelssohn
There is sweet music, which falls on the grass softer than rose petals', is how Elgar's There is Sweet Music begins . Not easy to sing, but wonderful to hear. The Groot Omroepkoor also sings works by Elgar's fellow countryman Walton. Organist Leo van Doeselaar will accompany the moving The Twelve, on a liturgical text by Auden. This concert starts with two of Mendelssohn's beloved Three Psalms, vocal works with great narrative power.
Performers
Netherlands Radio Choir
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Daniel Rowland
Violin
Nino Gvetadze
Piano
Leo van Doeselaar
Organ
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