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BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY OF YORK
53rd SEASON 1973-74
President: Dr. F. JACKSON
Vice-Presidents :
Miss I ANTHONY
Mrs. I. Stanley
Miss L. J. Whitworth
Mr. G. Stevens
Committee:
Chairman: Mr. G. C. Morcom
Vice-Chairman: Mr. N. Dick
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Miss L. J WHITWORTH
Dr. F. Jackson
Mr. M. Foad
Mrs. J. Gardiner
Mrs. E. Ainsworth
Miss F. M. Richardson
Mr. D. Blake
Hon. Treasurer: Mr. J. BRIGGS,
24 Elmlands Grove, Stockton Lane, York
Hon. Asst. Treasurer: Mr. J. PETRIE,
17 Bramley Garth, Appletree Village, York
Hon. Secretary: Mr. F. R. FOX,
9 Parliament Street, York. Tel. 20331
Hon. Auditor D. E. WINTERBOTTOM, J.P., F.C.A.,
7 Moorlands Road, Skelton, York
The National Federation of Music Societies, to which this Society
is affiliated, gives support towards the cost of these Concerts with
funds provided by the Arts Council of Great Britain. The Society
also receives support from York Corporation and from the
Goethe Institute.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS
Full Members £2.50
Junior Members (under 18) and Students £1.25
All Concerts will be held at the Tempest Anderson Hall,
Yorkshire Museum, Museum Gardens, York.
Concerts are open to non-members on payment of 75p per
seat per Concert.
There is no booking of seats before Concerts, the only reser-
vations being for Officials of the Society on duty, Press Reporters,
and for members of the Society who, by reason of age or infirmity,
require special service.
Doors will open at 7-00 for 7-30 p.m.
Cars should not be brought into the Museum Gardens except
in special cases by arrangement with the Secretary. Adequate
parking facilities are, however, available in the Corporation Car
Park at the corner of Lendal and Museum Street and in Marygate.
Subscriptions are now due and should be sent to the Hon.
Treasurer in the enclosed envelope which does not require a
stamp. Existing members will find their tickets enclosed with
this brochure. Tickets for new members will be sent to them on
receipt of their subscriptions.
The Society reserves the right to vary the programme
without notice.
PATRONS OF THE SOCIETY
Lady Worsley
Miss B. I. Anthony
Miss I. Beaumont
Mrs. F. H. Bell
Miss E. A. Birch
Mrs. D. Bisatt
Miss M. Boynton
Mr. J. Briggs
Miss A. H. Briggs
Mr. C. Carter
Miss M. H. Charles
Miss M. Crummack
Mr. N. J. Dick
Mr. G. R. Drake
Mr. F. R. Fox
Mr. J. Fleetwood
Mrs. N. E. Gilderdale
Mr. L. J. Goldsworthy
Rev. D. Hill
Miss A. Hodgson
Major & Mrs. A. W.
Ison
Dr. Francis Jackson
Mrs. B. K. Jacques
Mr. J. C. Joslin
Mrs. U. M. Kipling
Miss A. W. Knight
Mr. F. H. Legg
Dr. L. J. Letty
Mrs. J. W. Lyons
Miss N. A.
Macfarlane
Mrs. G. Maynard
Mr. H. R. V. Meakin
Mr. G. C. Morcom
Mr. H. G. Morcom
Miss A. H. Norfor
Mr. J. Petrie
Mrs. D. M. Petty
Miss H. C. Randall
Miss F. M. Richardson
Miss L. B. Ritchie
Miss F. S. Rowntree
Mrs. E. C. Simmonds
Mr. R. M. Stanley
Mrs. G. Stevens
Dr. G. A. C. Summers
Mrs. D. Sykes
Mr. P. N. Turner
Miss J. Valentine
Miss L. J. Whitworth
F. J. H. Wrothwell
Ltd.
Mr. H. A. Winterbottom
Mr. J. W. Yates
Mr. D. P. Yates
Dr. J. C. M. Yuill
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Thursday, 11th October, 1973
ANNE QUEFFELEC (Piano)
Anne Queffelec, who was born in Paris in 1948 and went to the
Paris Conservatoire at the age of 16, is making a very welcome
return visit to the Society. Members will remember her most
successful Concert for us in January, 1971, and we have been
looking forward to a return visit for some time.
PROGRAMME
Partita No. 1 in B flat
Praeludium
Allemende
Corrente
Sarabande
Menuet I
Menuet II
Gigue
Etudes Symphoniques
INTERVAL
Les Jeux d'eau de la villa d'Este
La vallee d'Obermann
St. Francois de Paule marchant sur les flots
Premiere communion de la vierge Noel
(from 'Vingt Regards sur l'enfant Jesus')
Bach
Schumann
Liszt
Messiaen
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Thursday, 8th November, 1973
THE PASQUINI TRIO
JOHN TREHERNE (Harpsichord)
ANNA BONNIKSEN (Recorders)
PETER HARRISON (Flutes and Recorders)
This Trio, formed in 1969, had their first Wigmore Hall appear-
ance in May, 1973. Although formed to specialise in Baroque
Music, the Trio have developed as a contrast a large repertoire
of Medieval, Elizbethan and Modern Music and specialise in
passing on to their audiences their enthusiasm for the music and
for the original authentic sound of the period concerned.
PROGRAMME
Triosonata in F
Allegro Andante Allegro
Sonata in B flat
Courante Adagio Gigue
Chaconne
Branle de Basque
La Piemontoise
Sonata in E minor
Andante Allegro Sarabande Vivace
Triosonata in F
Dances: Rigadon
Un poco vivace Vivace Sarabande Allemande
Passpied Menuett
Bourree Premier Bourree Seconde
INTERVAL
Syrinx
Sonata in F
Largo Allegro Siciliana Giga
Les Moissonneurs
Les Barricades Mysterieuses
Le Carillon de Cythere
Triosonata in G minor
Un Poco vivace Allemande Adagio
Corrente Gigue
Dances from Shakespeare's time
Courante, Pavan, Almain
Underhand
Early Dances and Songs:
Wedding March
Sammartini
Branle, Pastime with good company
Summer is icumen in, La Gabota
Handel
Chambonnieres
L. Couperin
L. Couperin
Geminiani
Schickhardt
Fux
Debussy
Handel
F. Couperin
F. Couperin
F. Couperin
Schickhardt
James Hill
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Thursday, 6th December, 1973
THE ALBERNI QUARTET
HOWARD DAVIS (Violin)
PETER POPLE (Violin)
BERIAN EVANS (Viola)
GREGORY BARON ('Cello)
with
ALLAN SCHILLER (Piano)
The Alberni Quartet was formed in 1961 and since 1963 has been
the resident string quartet in Harlow New Town and is now also
resident quartet at the University of Western Australia after two
very successful tours in the Antipodes. The members of the
Quartet are no strangers to York audiences, having been to the
B.M.S. and the Festival on several occasions.
Allan Schiller, who made his debut at the age of 10 with the
Halle Orchestra under the late Sir John Barbirolli, is also making
a welcome return visit. He has performed with all the major
British Orchestras and has broadcast frequently. In 1968 he was
invited to take the place of Schostakovitch, who was indisposed,
at the Aldeburgh Festival, and also returned there the following
year.
PROGRAMME
Quartet in E flat Opus 76 No. 6
Allegretto allegro
Fantasia
Menuetto
Finale allegro spirituoso
adagio
presto
Quintet in G minor Opus 57
Prelude
lento
adagio
Fugae
Scherzo
allegretto
Intermezzo lento
Finale allegretto
INTERVAL
Quintet in F minor Opus 34
Allegro non troppo
Andante un poco adagio
Scherzo - allegro
Finale - poco sostenuto -
Haydn
Schostakovitch
allegro non troppo
Brahms
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Thursday, 17th January, 1974
TRITON
SASHA ABRAMS (Soprano)
DAN KLEIN (Tenor)
PETER ALEXANDER (Piano)
Sasha Abrams and her husband, Peter Alexander, studied at the
Royal Scottish Academy of Music where both won scholarships,
and they have since made numerous appearances both separately
and together, she at the Glyndebourne and the Phoenix Opera and
he with the B.B.C., and they gave the first performance together
of a song-cycle specially written for them by Richard Rodney
Bennett.
Dan Klein, who is the originator of the programmes for Triton,
has performed with Sadler's Wells, with the English Opera Group,
and has also given solo recitals and broadcasts in many other parts
of the world.
"We were much amused" is a touching account in words and
music of how much music meant to Victoria and Albert.
PROGRAMME
Part I: Victoria and Albert
Duet by Rossini with words by Metastasio "Voga Tonio"
Song by H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent (Queen Victoria's Mother)
with words by Muhler "Das Vergissmeinnicht"
Duet by Balfe "Once more the sunny past"
Aria by Weber from "Der Freischutz": "Kommt ein schlanker
Bursch"
Two songs with piano duet accompaniment by Spohr:
(a) "Sangeslust" (words by J. Eberwein)
(b) "Gondelfahrt" (words by Emanuel Giebel)
Duet by H.R.H. Prince Albert with words by the Duke of Saxe
Coburg Gotha (Prince Albert's father): "Liebe hat uns nun
vereint"
INTERVAL
Part II: The Queen and the Prince Consort
Piano solo Rigoletto Paraphrase by Liszt
Duet by Mendelssohn with words by Eichendorff: "Gruss"
Ballad by Frederic Clay with words by B. C. Stephenson: "She
wandered down the mountainside"
Aria by Flotow from "Marta" : "The Last Rose of Summer"
A medly of bad Victorian songs
A farewell duet
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Thursday, 14th February, 1974
BRIAN HAWKINS (Viola)
JOHN CONSTABLE (Piano)
Brian Hawkins, a former York resident, was principal viola and
founder member of the London Sinfonietta and Professor of Viola
and of Chamber Music at the Royal College of Music, where he
was awarded the Silver Medal of the Most Worshipful Company of
Musicians. He now plays with several groups of instrumentalists
and makes numerous broadcasts and records.
John Constable won a scholarship to the Royal Academy of Music
where he studied with Harold Craxton. After a period of studying
in Italy he went to the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden, and
has since accompanied many leading singers and instrumentalists
and has made many recordings and travelled extensively in Europe.
He is also with the London Sinfonietta, where he is their principal
keyboard player.
Sonata in E flat
Allegro
Menuetto I
Adagio
Menuetto II
Andante (Thema con variazioni)
PROGRAMME
'Lachrymae' Reflections on a song of Dowland
Sonata No. 1 in G
Adagio
Allegro ma non tanto
Andante
Allegro
Moderato
Suite Hebraique
Rapsodie
Processional
Affirmation
INTERVAL
Sonata in A minor "Arpeggione"
Allegro Moderato
Adagio
Allegretto
Dittersdorf
Britten
J. S. Bach
Bloch
Schubert
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Thursday, 14th March, 1973
THE MELOS QUARTET OF STUTTGART
WILHELM MELCHER (Violin)
GERHARD VOSS (Violin)
HERMANN VOSS (Viola)
PETER BUCK ('Cello)
The Melos Quartet, now acclaimed as the finest of the younger
generation of German Quartets, first met in 1965. They gave their
first public Concert in January, 1966, and in the same year won
the International Competition in Geneva and have since toured all
over the world. They have made a number of recordings including
the complete String Quartets of Beethoven, and in 1970 they had
the great honour of being invited to give the Bi-centenary Concert
in Beethoven's own house in Bonn. Their first appearance at the
Queen Elizabeth Hall in London will be on the 8th January, 1974,
and they are shortly to embark on a series of recordings for the
B.B.C. of the complete works of Schubert and Bartok.
PROGRAMME
5 Fugues from the Wohltemperierte Klavier
of J. S. Bach, arranged by Mozart, K. 405
Quartet No. 6
Mesto
vivace
Mesto marcia
Mesto - burletta
Mesto
INTERVAL
String Quartet in A minor Opus 132
Assai sostenuto
Allegro
Mozart
Bartok
Beethoven
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Allegro ma non tanto
Molto adagio (Heilige Dankgesang eines Genesenen
an die Gottheit in der lydischen Tonart)
Alla marcia
assai vivace
Allegro apassionato
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British Music Society of York
53rd SEASON 1973-74
THURSDAY, 11th OCTOBER, 1973
ANNE QUEFFELEC (Piano)
Works by Bach, Schumann, Liszt and Messiaen
THURSDAY, 8th NOVEMBER, 1973
THE PASQUINI TRIO
Works by Sammartini, Handel, Chambonnieres,
Couperin, Geminiani, Schickhardt,
Fux, Debussy and James Hill
THURSDAY, 6th DECEMBER, 1973
THE ALBERNI QUARTET
Works by Haydn, Schostakovitch and Brahms
THURSDAY, 17th JANUARY, 1974
TRITON
A Victorian Evening
THURSDAY, 14th FEBRUARY, 1974
BRIAN HAWKINS AND JOHN CONSTABLE
Works by Dittersdorf, Britten, Bach, Bloch
and Schubert
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THURSDAY, 14th MARCH, 1974
THE MELOS QUARTET OF STUTTGART
Works by Mozart, Bartok
and Beethoven
All Concerts will take place at the TEMPEST ANDERSON HALL,
YORKSHIRE MUSEUM, MUSEUM GARDENS, YORK
commencing at 7-30 p.m.
Concerts are open to members on payment of subscription of £2.50
(Junior members under 18 £1.25) or to non-members on payment of
75p per seat per concert (under 18 35p).
Further details may be obtained from the Honorary Secretary, F. R.
FOX, 9 Parliament Street, York (Telephone Number York 20331),
or from the Honorary Treasurer, J. BRIGGS, 24 Elmlands Grove,
Stockton Lane, York.
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PROGRAMME 1973-74
11th October, 1973
8th November, 1973
6th December, 1973
17th January, 1974
14th February, 1974
14th March, 1974
Anne Queffelec (Piano)
Pasquini Trio
Alberni Quartet and
Alan Schiller (Piano)
Triton
Brian Hawkins (Viola)
and
John Constable (Piano)
Melos Quartet