Scunthorpe and North Lincolnshire Concert Society - Magnard Ensemble

Presented by: Scunthorpe and North Lincolnshire Concert Society

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0	SCUNTHORPE: Outwood Academy Foxhills
P	Friday 11th January, 2019
N	7:30pm

Event information

Suling King specialised in piano at the Purcell School of Music with James Gibb from 2002-2004, and studied with Tessa Nicholson at the Royal Academy of Music. She also gained a Bachelor of Music from King\'s College London, specialising in piano performance. Suling regularly accompanies musicians at the London Colleges and the European Union Youth Orchestra.

Catriona McDermid studied Music at Lincoln College, University of Oxford and went on to complete her Masters at the Royal College of Music with distinction. She now freelances as both a modern and baroque bassoonist, recently playing with ensembles such as BBC Symphony Orchestra, BBC Philharmonic Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Florilegium. Catriona is currently supported by The Countess of Munster Musical Trust.

Mana Shibata is a Japanese oboist. After studying at Royal Academy of Music and Guildhall School of Music & Drama, Mana enjoys a varied career as a performer and a teacher. She has worked with orchestras such as Manchester Camerata, BBC Symphony Orchestra and Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

Programme:
Peter Hope Trio
Marina Dranishnikova Poem - Oboe and Piano
Melissa Douglas Reverie
Alexandre Tansman Suite for Bassoon and Piano
Anonymous Caprices for solo bassoon
Johannes Brahms 3 Song Transcriptions
- An eine Aölsharfe (Oboe and Piano)
- An Die Nachtigall (Bassoon and Piano)
- So lass uns Wandern (Oboe Bassoon and Piano)
Benjamin Britten Pan, Phaeton, Niobe and Arethusa from Six Metamorphoses for solo oboe, Op 49
Francis Poulenc Trio for piano, oboe and bassoon

\"The Magnard Ensemble play ... with infectious charm, and investing the music with a wide range of colours, making something really engaging\" Robert Hugill

\"The instrumentalists are dynamic, funny, energetic, and full of character, yet combine this glorious sense of fun with impeccable tuning and ensemble.” Revoice Magazine

\"The Magnards exchanged the roles of soloist and team player with consummate ease.\"
\"...winning combination of imaginative programming and impeccable playing…\" Nichlas Yonge Society review Timothy Wilcox