Monday
22 October 2007, 8.00pm
West
Road Concert Hall, Cambridge
Alina
Ibragimova violin/director
JS
Bach Violin Concerto No. 1 in A minor
JS
Bach arr. Tansy Davies Prelude and Fugue No. 20 in A minor (world
première tour)
Hartmann
Concerto Funèbre
Schoenberg
Verklärte Nacht
Just 22
years old, Alina Ibragimova has impressed critics around the world with
her ability to combine abandonment and control in equal measures. Hartmann
carried the German musical legacy left by Mahler and Bruckner through
the darkest years of the twentieth century. Schoenberg's deeply romantic
tone poem, Transfigured Night, depicts a young couple walking in the moonlight,
an ultimately consoling end to and evening of rich string sounds.
'I
love the open, honest quality of her playing. The sound she produces is
mesmerising: powerful yet never overdriven, golden-toned and with a lovely
singing quality. Then there is her near faultless intonation. Best of
all, however, she is adventurous.' The Times
A CD
featuring Alina Ibragimova and Britten Sinfonia playing the Hartmann Concerto
Funèbre will be launched at this concert.
7.00pm
- In conversation with Alina Ibragimova (free)
This concert is sponsored by
Cambridge University Press
Tickets
£27, £22, £14
Concessions
£5 any seat -
Concession
prices apply to Under 18s, students, Jobseekers and Leisurecard A holders
only. (more)
Registered
disabled and a companion receive 50% off full price tickets. Limited space
for wheelchair users.
Subscriptions
to Britten Sinfonia in Cambridge 2007-2008 (more)
Please
note concessions are not available in conjunction with a subscription.
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