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70TH SEASON
The BMS presents the world's finest chamber music, played by
artists of national and international reputation, for under £4.00
per concert.
Our concerts are held in a modern, comfortable concert hall,
well suited to the intimate atmosphere needed for this music.
The hall has 330 fixed seats, but more are provided as needed.
The bar area has space for socialising and is open from 7.30
p.m. Coffee and drinks are also available during the interval.
The BMS is not just an organisation promoting concerts, but a
society with a large and friendly membership. For a £20.00
season ticket subscribers are offered not only six concerts for
the price of four, but a place in the society and an opportunity
to participate in its decisions and social gatherings.
Subscribe NOW and join us for our first concert on Thursday
18th October.
OTHER CONCERTS AT THE
SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
The Department of Music of the University promotes a series of
public concerts, every Wednesday during term time at 8.00
p.m. These feature the remarkable talent of the University's
own students alongside a rich and impressive diversity of
professional musicians.
Highlights this season include performances by lan Partridge;
the pianist William Howard; a two-harpsichord recital by Ton
Koopman and Tini Mathot; the Israel Piano Trio; and a Mozart
Festival commemorating the bicentenary of the composer's
death.
A new quartet, the Sorrel String Quartet, takes up residence.
BMS members may recall their stunning performance of the
Mendelssohn Octet with the Simon Quartet last year.
University ensembles, Choir and Orchestra perform works
ranging from the Spanish Renaissance to Big Band swing
numbers, Elgar's 'Cello Concerto and Mozart's arrangement of
Handel's Messiah.
Full details are available from the Sir Jack Lyons Concert Hall
Box Office, Department of Music, University of York,
Heslington, York YO1 5DD, Tel: 0904-432439 or 432447.
BMS 3/1/48(1)
BMS
CONCERT SEASON
1990/91
B'S
YORK
THURSDAYS
AT THE
LYONS
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Presented by the British Music Society of York
in association with the Department of Music,
University of York.
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Thursday 18th October 1990 at 8 p.m.
BRODSKY STRING QUARTET
Michael Thomas & Ian Belton (violins)
Paul Cassidy (viola) Jacqueline Thomas ('cello)
String Quartet in A, Op.55 No.1
String Quartet No.3, Op.94
String Quartet in D minor, D.810
"Death and the Maiden"
Haydn
Britten
Schubert
The Brodsky Quartet boasts a unique combination
of youth and experience, having played together
since early childhood. They were the first ever
quartet in residence at the University of Cam-
bridge and are widely known for their highly
acclaimed recordings of quartets by Beethoven and
Schubert, Elgar and Delius, not to mention a
soon-to-be-completed Shostakovich cycle.
Thursday 8th November 1990 at 8 p.m.
DEBUSSY PIANO TRIO
Daniel Zisman (violin) Ioan Davies ('cello)
Alain Planès (piano)
Piano Trio in E flat, Op.70 No.2 Beethoven
Piano Trio in E, Op.18 (1923)
Piano Trio in F minor, Op.65
Gál
Dvořák
The Debussy Trio has quickly earned its repu-
tation as one of the most exciting piano trios in
Europe. Daniel Zisman and Ioan Davies, from the
Fitzwilliam Quartet, need no introduction to a
York audience. The French pianist Alain Planès
has worked with the cellist Janos Starker and the
Ensemble InterContemporain.
Thursday 13th December 1990 at 8 p.m.
BRITTEN STRING QUARTET
Peter Manning & Keith Pascoe (violins)
Peter Lale (viola) Andrew Shulman ('cello)
String Quartet in C, K.157
String Quartet No.4
String Quartet in E minor
The Britten Quartet has rapidly become one of the
leading string quartets of its generation, having
been in residence at both Dartington and the
University of Liverpool. Their concert for us offers
the intriguing combination of Bartók's astringent
Fourth Quartet and the Quartet by one of the
greatest of opera composers, Verdi.
Thursday 10th January 1991 at 8 p.m.
Mozart
Bartók
Verdi
LORA DIMITROVA (piano)
Partita No.4 in D, BWV 828
Study for the left hand
on Bach's Chaconne
Ballade No.3 in A flat, Op.47
Sonata No.3 in B minor, Op.58
Bach
Brahms
Chopin
Chopin
Concert supported by the Young Concert Artists Trust
Lora Dimitrova was born in the Bulgarian capital,
Sofia, in 1962. She has only recently begun to
appear beyond what is left of the Iron Curtain, but
her playing has always excited enthusiastic critical
response.
"Colours and resonances were sensually imagined
and flawlessly controlled" (The Independent)
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Thursday 14th February 1991 at 8 p.m.
ALLEGRI STRING QUARTET
Peter Carter & David Roth (violins)
Roger Tapping (viola) Bruno Schrecker ('cello)
String Quartet in G, Op.18 No.2 Beethoven
String Quartet No.3 (1927)
Bridge
Shostakovich
String Quartet No.5, Op.92
Concert supported by the Radcliffe Trust
The Allegri must surely be one of the country's
most popular and enduring string quartets. They
certainly need no introduction to BMS audiences,
with whom they have always been great
favourites. Their programme reflects the group's
wide-ranging tastes and untiring championship of
20th-century British music.
Thursday 14th March 1991 at 8 p.m.
CAPRICORN
Christopher O'Neal (oboe) Lesley Hatfield (violin)
Douglas Paterson (viola) Timothy Mason ('cello)
Oboe Quartet
Divertimento in E flat, K.563
String Trio
Oboe Quartet in F, K.370
Jennifer Fowler
Mozart
Alfred Schnittke
Mozart
Concert supported by the RVW Trust
Capricorn is one of the busiest mixed ensembles in
the country, with a strong commitment to contem-
porary music and to Russian composers. Their
concert also includes two great works by Mozart,
the bicentenary of whose death falls in December
1991.
BOOKING DETAILS
Adults
Students & under 18s
Youth & Music
Special rates for groups of 10 or more. Please write to
Mr.J.Briggs (address below) for details.
Season Tickets
Single
Tickets
Information about Youth & Music may be obtained from Claire
Wilson, Yorkshire Youth & Music, Dean Clough Industrial
Park Ltd., Halifax, HX3 5AX.Tel: Halifax (0422) 345631.
Single Tickets
Season and single tickets may be purchased NOW by using the
Booking Form below or at the hall before each concert. Single
tickets are available from Ticket World, 6 Patrick Pool, York,
YO1 2BB. Tel: York 644194.
BOOKING FORM
Cheques payable to "B.M.S."
Post with payment and S.A.E. to Mr.J.BRIGGS,
24 ELMLANDS GROVE, YORK, YO3 OEE.
PLEASE SEND ME:
Name..
£5.00
£2.50
£2.00
Address..
Season Tickets
(six concerts)
Postcode......
£20.00
£10.00
£8.00
Quantity Price
Tel. No.
Date Quantity Price
Total
Total
If applying for more than one season ticket, please give name
of each person, and address if different from above.
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THE BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY
OF YORK
The BMS is one of many similar voluntary organisations
throughout the country, 14 in Yorkshire alone, whose prime
purpose is to promote chamber music recitals by musicians of
the highest calibre.
The concerts have been described as "amongst the most
exciting contributions to the musical life of the city." Our
forthcoming concert season will be the 70th in succession.
The quotations given below are from reviews given in the
Yorkshire Post and Yorkshire Evening Press during our last
season.
Vanbrugh String Quartet
"...captured to perfection the autumnal felicities of
Mozart's K.428. Its expressive features, disciplined yet
heartfelt, were enunciated with tonal warmth and faultless
intonation." (D.W., YP)
Joachim Piano Trio
"Rebecca Clarke's Trio of 1921 evoked by far the greatest
range of interpretation.... The Joachim gave it their soul,
and it showed." (Martin Dreyer, YEP)
Arienski Ensemble
"... the music was allowed to breathe every drop of its
fragrance. The conclusion was greeted with thunderous silence,
the ultimate respect an audience can deliver." (Martin Dreyer,
YEP)
Coull String Quartet
"Shostakovich's Quartet No. 8
... was played with
conviction and strong but disciplined emotion." (Charles Hunt,
YEP)
Murray McLachlan
"Schubert's Wanderer Fantasy... was so much more than an
essay in Bravura. It showed McLachlan, 24, as one of the
outstanding contemporary British pianists in both technique
and insight." (D.W., YP)
BUS SERVICES
No. 7 bus runs every half hour from Acomb, the Railway
Station and Tang Hall. Alight at the first stop on the University
Campus.
CAR PARKS
Use Conference Car Parks Pc, Pd, Pe, as shown on the
map below.
HULL ROAD
University Road
YORKSHIRE
ARTS
BUS STOPS
ROUTE 7A
Pd
0
Sir Jack Lyons
Concert Hall
Biology
0
ENTRANCE
50
50
Vanbrugh
FACILITIES FOR THE DISABLED
AND FURTHER INFORMATION
Please contact: Mr N J Dick, Hon. Secretary, BMS of York,
Clement House, 6 Bishopgate Street, York YO2 1JH.
Tel. York 637984
100 yards N
2
100 metres
THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO VARY THE
ARTISTS OR PROGRAMMES AS IT MAY FIND
NECESSARY.
IN THE VALE OF
Central
Hall
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
YORK
NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF MUSIC SOCIETIES
NEMS
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BUS SERVICES
No. 7 bus runs every half hour from Acomb, the Railway
Station and Tang Hall. Alight at the first stop on the University
Campus.
CAR PARKS
Use Conference Car Parks Pc, Pd, Pe, as shown on the
map below.
HULL ROAD
University Road
YORKSHIRE
TT
ARTS
BUS STOPS
ROUTE 7A
Į
Pd
Sir Jack Lyons
Concert Hall
0
Biology
0
ENTRANCE
50 100 yards N
--
100 metres
50
Vanbrugh
FACILITIES FOR THE DISABLED
AND FURTHER INFORMATION
Please contact: Mr N J Dick, Hon. Secretary, BMS of York,
Clement House, 6 Bishopgate Street, York YO2 1JH.
Tel. York 637984
Pc
THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO VARY THE
ARTISTS OR PROGRAMMES AS IT MAY FIND
NECESSARY.
IN THE VALE OF
Central
Hall
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
YORK
NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF MUSIC SOCIETIES
NEMS
SMS 3/1/48 (2)
THE
BRODSKY STRING
QUARTET
BAS
YORK
THURSDAY 18th OCTOBER
8 p.m.
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Presented by the British Music Society of York
in association with the Department of Music,
University of York.
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Thursday 18th October 1990 at 8 p.m.
BRODSKY STRING QUARTET
Michael Thomas & Ian Belton (violins)
Paul Cassidy (viola) Jacqueline Thomas ('cello)
String Quartet in A, Op.55 No.1
String Quartet No.3, Op.94
String Quartet in D minor, D.810
"Death and the Maiden"
FUTURE CONCERTS
The Brodsky Quartet boasts a unique combination
of youth and experience, having played together
since early childhood. They were the first ever
quartet in residence at the University of Cam-
bridge and are widely known for their highly
acclaimed recordings of quartets by Beethoven and
Schubert, Elgar and Delius, not to mention a
soon-to-be-completed Shostakovich cycle.
●8 p.m. Thursday 8th November 1990
DEBUSSY PIANO TRIO
8 p.m. Thursday 13th December 1990
BRITTEN STRING QUARTET
8 p.m. Thursday 10th January 1991
LORA DIMITROVA (piano)
8 p.m. Thursday 14th February 1991
ALLEGRI STRING QUARTET
Haydn
Britten
8 p.m. Thursday 14th March 1991
CAPRICORN
Schubert
BOOKING DETAILS
Adults
Students & under 18s
Youth & Music
Special rates for groups of 10 or more.
Mr.J.Briggs (address below) for details.
Season Tickets
Single
Tickets
Information about Youth & Music may be obtained from Claire
Wilson, Yorkshire Youth & Music, Dean Clough Industrial
Park Ltd., Halifax, HX3 5AX.Tel: Halifax (0422) 345631.
Single Tickets
Season and single tickets may be purchased NOW by using the
Booking Form below or at the hall before each concert. Single
tickets are available from Ticket World, 6 Patrick Pool, York,
YO1 2BB. Tel: York 644194.
Name..
£5.00
£2.50
£2.00
BOOKING FORM
Cheques payable to "B.M.S."
Post with payment and S.A.E. to Mr.J.BRIGGS,
24 ELMLANDS GROVE, YORK, YO3 OEE.
PLEASE SEND ME:
Address..
Postcode....
Season Tickets
(six concerts)
£20.00
£10.00
£ 8.00
Please write to
Date Quantity
Tel. No..
Quantity Price
Price
Total
Total
If applying for more than one season ticket, please give name
of each person, and address if different from above.
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BUS SERVICES
No. 7 bus runs every half hour from Acomb, the Railway
Station and Tang Hall. Alight at the first stop on the University
Campus.
CAR PARKS
Use Conference Car Parks Pc, Pd, Pe, as shown on the
map below.
HULL ROAD
University Road
ARTS
BUS STOPS
ROUTE 7A
Pd
0
Sir Jack Lyons
Concert Hall
Biology
0
ENTRANCE
50
50
100 yards N
100 metres
Vanbrugh
IN THE VALE OF
Pc
FACILITIES FOR THE DISABLED
AND FURTHER INFORMATION
Please contact: Mr N J Dick, Hon. Secretary, BMS of York,
Clement House, 6 Bishopgate Street, York YO2 1JH.
Tel. York 637984
THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO VARY THE
ARTISTS OR PROGRAMMES AS IT MAY FIND
NECESSARY.
Central
Hall
YORK
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF MUSIC SOCIETIES
NEMS
SMS 5/1/48 (3)
THE
DEBUSSY PIANO
TRIO
BAS
YORK
THURSDAY 8th NOVEMBER
8 p.m.
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Presented by the British Music Society of York
in association with the Department of Music,
University of York.
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Thursday 8th November 1990 at 8 p.m.
DEBUSSY PIANO TRIO
Daniel Zisman (violin) Ioan Davies ('cello)
Alain Planès (piano)
Piano Trio in E flat, Op.70 No.2
Piano Trio in E, Op.18 (1923)
Piano Trio in F minor, Op.65
The Debussy Trio has quickly earned its repu-
tation as one of the most exciting piano trios in
Europe. It was formed by three seasoned chamber-
music players: Daniel Zisman and Ioan Davies,
from the Fitzwilliam Quartet, need no introduction
to a York audience. The French pianist Alain
Planès has worked with the cellist Janos Starker
and the Ensemble InterContemporain.
The performance of the Trio by Hans Gál cele-
brates the centenary of this Austrian-born com-
poser and marks his family connections with York
and this Society.
FUTURE CONCERTS
Beethoven
Gál
Dvořák
8p
8 p.m. Thursday 13th December 1990
BRITTEN STRING QUARTET
8 p.m. Thursday 10th January 1991
LORA DIMITROVA (piano)
●8 p.m. Thursday 14th February 1991
ALLEGRI STRING QUARTET
●8 p.m. Thursday 14th March 1991
CAPRICORN
BOOKING DETAILS
Adults
Students & under 18s
Youth & Music
Special rates for groups of 10 or more. Please write to
Mr.J.Briggs (address below) for details.
Season Tickets
Information about Youth & Music may be obtained from Claire
Wilson, Yorkshire Youth & Music, Dean Clough Industrial
Park Ltd., Halifax, HX3 5AX.Tel: Halifax (0422) 345631.
Single Tickets
Single
Tickets
Season and single tickets may be purchased NOW by using the
Booking Form below or at the hall before each concert. Single
tickets are available from Ticket World, 6 Patrick Pool, York,
YO1 2BB. Tel: York 644194.
BOOKING FORM
Cheques payable to "B.M.S."
Post with payment and S.A.E. to Mr.J.BRIGGS,
24 ELMLANDS GROVE, YORK, YO3 OEE.
PLEASE SEND ME:
Name...
£5.00
£2.50
£2.00
Address.
Postcode..
Date
Season Tickets
(six concerts)
Quantity Price
Quantity
£20.00
£10.00
£ 8.00
Tel. No....
Price
Total
Total
If applying for more than one season ticket, please give name
of each person, and address if different from above.
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BUS SERVICES
No. 7 bus runs every half hour from Acomb, the Railway
Station and Tang Hall. Alight at the first stop on the University
Campus.
CAR PARKS
Use Conference Car Parks Pc, Pd, Pe, as shown on the
map below.
HULL ROAD
University Road
YORKSHIRE
ARTS
BUS STOPS
ROUTE 7A
Pd
0
Sir Jack Lyons
Concert Hall
Biology
0
ENTRANCE
50 100 yards N
100 metres
50
Vanbrugh
FACILITIES FOR THE DISABLED
AND FURTHER INFORMATION
Please contact: Mr N J Dick, Hon. Secretary, BMS of York,
Clement House, 6 Bishopgate Street, York YO2 1JH.
Tel. York 637984
Pc
THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO VARY THE
ARTISTS OR PROGRAMMES AS IT MAY FIND
NECESSARY.
IN THE VALE OF
Central
Hall
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
YORK
NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF MUSIC SOCIETIES
NEMS
GMS 3/1/48 (4)
THE
BRITTEN STRING
QUARTET
BAS
YORK
THURSDAY 13th DECEMBER
8 p.m.
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Presented by the British Music Society of York
in association with the Department of Music,
University of York.
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Thursday 13th December 1990 at 8 p.m.
BRITTEN STRING QUARTET
Peter Manning & Keith Pascoe (violins)
Peter Lale (viola) Andrew Shulman ('cello)
String Quartet in C, K.157
String Quartet No.4
String Quartet in E minor
Mozart
Bartók
Verdi
The Britten Quartet has rapidly become one of the
leading string quartets of its generation, having
been in residence at both Dartington and the
University of Liverpool. They have made a specia-
lity of the quartets of Britten and Prokofiev, but
their concert for us offers the intriguing combina-
tion of Bartók's astringent Fourth Quartet and the
Quartet by one of the greatest of opera composers,
Verdi.
The Hungarian writer György Kroó has described
the Fourth Quartet as representing the moment in
Bartók's development when "he first glimpses
infinite horizons and in one sweeping glance
perceives his own realm in its entirety. Its light
and radiance are like the sun: we must be
prepared for it, otherwise we may be blinded."
FUTURE CONCERTS
Thursday 10th January 1991 at 8 p.m.
LORA DIMITROVA (piano)
Partita No.4 in D, BWV 828
Miroirs (excerpts)
Study for the left hand
on Bach's Chaconne
Sonata No.3 in B minor, Op.58
String Quartet in G, Op.18 No.2
String Quartet No.3 (1927)
String Quartet No.5, Op.92
Thursday 14th February 1991 at 8 p.m.
ALLEGRI STRING QUARTET
Peter Carter & David Roth (violins)
Roger Tapping (viola) Bruno Schrecker ('cello)
Concert supported by the Radcliffe Trust
● Thursday 14th March 1991 at 8 p.m.
CAPRICORN
Bach
Ravel
Beethoven
Bridge
Shostakovich
Oboe Quartet
Divertimento in E flat, K.563
String Trio
Oboe Quartet in F, K.370
Brahms
Chopin
Christopher O'Neal (oboe) Lesley Hatfield (violin)
Douglas Paterson (viola) Timothy Mason ('cello)
Concert supported by the RVW Trust
Jennifer Fowler
Mozart
Alfred Schnittke
Mozart
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BUS SERVICES
York City bus No 9 provides a convenient service from Clifton
and the City centre, while No 21 provides a service from the
Railway Station.
CAR PARKS
Use Conference Car Parks Pc, Pd, Pe, as shown on the
map below.
+
HULL ROAD
University Road
ARTS
BUS STOPS
↓
Pd
Biology
0
Sir Jack Lyons
Concert Hall
0
ENTRANCE
50 100 yards N
100 metres
50
Vanbrugh
FACILITIES FOR THE DISABLED
AND FURTHER INFORMATION
Please contact: Mr N J Dick, Hon. Secretary, BMS of York,
Clement House, 6 Bishopgate Street, York YO2 1JH.
Tel. York 637984
Central
Hall
THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO VARY THE
ARTISTS OR PROGRAMMES AS IT MAY FIND
NECESSARY.
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
IN THE VALE OF YORK
NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF MUSIC SOCIETIES
NEMS
SMS 3/1/48 (5)
LORA DIMITROVA
(piano)
BS
YORK
THURSDAY 10th JANUARY
8 p.m.
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Presented by the British Music Society of York
in association with the Department of Music,
University of York.
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Thursday 10th January at 8 p.m.
LORA DIMITROVA (piano)
Partita No.4 in D, BWV 828
Miroirs (excerpts)
Study for the left hand
on Bach's Chaconne
Sonata No.3 in B minor, Op.58
Bach
Ravel
Brahms
Chopin
Concert supported by the Young Concert Artists Trust
Lora Dimitrova was born in the Bulgarian capital,
Sofia, in 1962. She has only recently begun to
appear beyond what is left of the Iron Curtain, but
her playing has always excited enthusiastic critical
response.
Miss Dimitrova's recital for us opens with the most
demanding and perhaps the finest of Bach's key-
board partitas and closes with Chopin's magis-
terial Third Sonata. She also plays three pieces
from Ravel's richly evocative Miroirs - the haunt-
ing Oiseaux tristes, the undulating Une barque sur
l'ocean and one of the composer's most brilliant
and colourful essays in the Spanish style, Alborado
del gracioso.
"Colours and resonances were sensually imagined
and flawlessly controlled"
(The Independent)
Tickets £5.00 (Students £2.50; Youth & Music members £2.00)
from Ticket World, 6 Patrick Pool, York (York 644194)
or at the hall before each concert.
A single ticket for any concert may be exchanged for a
subscription ticket for the remainder of the season at a
considerable discount.
This may be done at the Members Desk in the lobby either
during the interval or immediately after the concert.
Information about Youth & Music may be obtained from
Claire Wilson, Yorkshire Youth & Music, Dean Clough
Industrial Park Ltd., Halifax HX3 5AX. Tel: Halifax (0422)
345631.
FUTURE CONCERTS
●Thursday 14th February at 8 p.m.
ALLEGRI STRING QUARTET
Peter Carter & David Roth (violins)
Roger Tapping (viola) Bruno Schrecker ('cello)
String Quartet in G, Op.18 No.2 Beethoven
String Quartet No.3 (1927)
String Quartet No.5, Op.92
Bridge
Shostakovich
Concert supported by the Radcliffe Trust
The Allegri must surely be one of the country's
most popular and enduring string quartets. They
certainly need no introduction to BMS audiences,
with whom they have always been great favourites.
Their programme reflects the group's wide-ranging
tastes and untiring championship of 20th-century
British music.
Thursday 14th March at 8 p.m.
CAPRICORN
Christopher O'Neal (oboe)
Douglas Paterson (viola)
Oboe Quartet
Divertimento in E flat, K.563
String Trio
Oboe Quartet in F, K.370
Lesley Hatfield (violin)
Timothy Mason ('cello)
Jennifer Fowler
Mozart
Alfred Schnittke
Mozart
Concert supported by the RVW Trust
Capricorn is one of the busiest mixed ensembles in
the country, with a strong commitment to contem-
porary music and to Russian composers. Their
concert also includes two great works by Mozart,
the bicentenary of whose death falls in December
1991.
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BUS SERVICES
York City bus No 9 provides a convenient service from Clifton
and the City centre, while No 21 provides a service from the
Railway Station.
CAR PARKS
Use Conference Car Parks Pc, Pd, Pe, as shown on the
map below.
HULL ROAD
University Road
YORKSHIRE
ARTS
BUS STOPS
1
Pd
0
Sir Jack Lyons
Concert Hall
Biology
0
ENTRANCE
50
50
72
100 yards N
100 metres
Pc/
Vanbrugh
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AND FURTHER INFORMATION
Please contact: Mr N J Dick, Hon. Secretary, BMS of York,
Clement House, 6 Bishopgate Street, York YO2 1JH.
Tel. York 637984
THE SOCIETY RESERVES THE RIGHT TO VARY THE
ARTISTS OR PROGRAMMES AS IT MAY FIND
NECESSARY.
IN THE VALE OF YORK
Central
Hall
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF MUSIC SOCIETIES
NEMS
BMS 3/1/48 (6)
THE
ALLEGRI STRING
QUARTET
BS
YORK
THURSDAY 14th FEBRUARY
8 p.m.
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Presented by the British Music Society of York
in association with the Department of Music,
University of York.
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Thursday 14th February at 8 p.m.
ALLEGRI STRING QUARTET
Peter Carter & David Roth (violins)
Roger Tapping (viola) Bruno Schrecker ('cello)
String Quartet in G, Op.18 No.2
String Quartet No.3 (1927)
String Quartet No.5, Op.92
Beethoven
Bridge
Shostakovich
Concert supported by the Radcliffe Trust
The Allegri must surely be one of the country's
most popular and enduring string quartets. They
certainly need no introduction to BMS audiences,
with whom they have always been great favourites.
Their programme reflects the group's wide-ranging
tastes and untiring championship of 20th-century
British music.
The Third Quartet, composed between 1925 and
1927, represented a profound change in Frank
Bridge's compositional style and shows affinities
with Berg's Lyric Suite. Shostakovich's Fifth
Quartet, written in the darkness of the late Stalin
years, is a heady mixture of lyricism, passion and
irony, with many pre-echoes of the Tenth Sym-
phony.
Tickets £5.00 (Students £2.50; Youth & Music
members £2.00) from Ticket World, 6 Patrick Pool,
York (York 644194) or at the hall before each
concert.
Information about Youth & Music may be obtained
from Claire Wilson, Yorkshire Youth & Music,
Dean Clough Industrial Park Ltd., Halifax HX3
5AX. Tel: Halifax (0422) 345631.
FINAL CONCERT
OF THIS SEASON
Thursday 14th March at 8 p.m.
CAPRICORN
Christopher O'Neal (oboe) Lesley Hatfield (violin)
Douglas Paterson (viola) Timothy Mason ('cello)
Oboe Quartet
Divertimento in E flat, K.563
String Trio
Oboe Quartet in F, K.370
Jennifer Fowler
Mozart
Alfred Schnittke
Mozart
Concert supported by the RVW Trust
Capricorn is one of the busiest mixed ensembles in
the country, with a strong commitment to contem-
porary music and to Russian composers. They
come to us in the form of an oboe quartet and in a
nicely counterpoised programme perform two oboe
quartets and two string trios.
Two works, one of each kind, are by living
composers; the others are by Mozart, the bi-
centenary of whose death falls this December. The
light-sounding title Divertimento disguises one of
Mozart's most substantial and finest chamber
works. Alfred Schnittke is at the forefront of the
Soviet avant-garde; in his delightfully eclectic
music, works for stringed instruments figure
prominently.
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THE BRODSKY
STRING QUARTET
BS
YORK
Quartet in A, Op.55 No.1
Quartet No.3, Op.94
"Death and the Maiden"
8.00 Thursday 18th October
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Tickets £5.00 (Students £2.50; Youth & Music Members £2.00) from Ticket World, 6 Patrick
Pool, York (York 644194) or at the hall before the concert.
-FUNDED BY---
ARTS
PRESENTED BY THE BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY OF YORK
in association with the Department of Music, University of York.
YORKSHIRE
Haydn
Britten
Schubert
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
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INSTITUTE
BURTHWICK
*(BMS 3/1/48 (7)
HISTORICAL
OF
☆
RESEARCH
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THE ALLEGRI
STRING QUARTET
Quartet in G, Op.18 No.2
Quartet No.3 (1927)
Quartet No.5, Op.92
BMS
YORK
8.00 Thursday 14th February
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Tickets £5.00 (Students £2.50; Youth & Music Members £2.00) from Ticket World, 6
Patrick Pool, York (York 644194) or at the hall before the concert.
-FUNDED BY-
PRESENTED BY THE BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY OF YORK
in association with the Department of Music, University of York.
ARTS
Beethoven
Bridge
Shostakovich
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
IN THE VALE OF
NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF MUSIC SOCIETIES
NEMS
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JURNIS. INTITUTE
SMS 3/1/48 (8) *
HISTORICAL
RESEARCH
OF
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THE DEBUSSY
PIANO TRIO
B'S
YORK
Trio in E flat, Op.70 No.2
Trio in E, Op.18 (1923)
Trio in F minor, Op.65
8.00 Thursday 8th November
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
FUNDED BY
Tickets £5.00 (Students £2.50; Youth & Music Members £2.00) from Ticket World, 6
Patrick Pool, York (York 644194) or at the hall before the concert.
ARTS
Beethoven
PRESENTED BY THE BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY OF YORK
in association with the Department of Music, University of York.
Gál
Dvorák
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
IN THE VALE OF FORK
NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF MUSIC SOCIETIES
NEMS
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DORTHWICA INSTITUTE
*(SMS 3/1/48 (9)
OF
RESEARCH
HISTORICAL
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CAPRICORN
BS
YORK
Work for oboe quartet
Divertimento in E flat, K.563
String Trio
Oboe Quartet in F, K.370
8.00 Thursday 14th March
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Tickets £5.00 (Students £2.50; Youth & Music Members £2.00) from Ticket World, 6
Patrick Pool, York (York 644194) or at the hall before the concert.
-FUNDED BY
PRESENTED BY THE BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY OF YORK
in association with the Department of Music, University of York.
ARTS
Jennifer Fowler
Mozart
Alfred Schnittke
Mozart
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
IN THE VALE OF
YORK
NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF MUSIC SOCIETIES
NEMS
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INSTITUTE
ORTAMIS.
SMS 3/1/48 (10))
HISTORICAL
OF
Jar
RESEARCH
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THE BRITTEN
STRING QUARTET
Quartet in C, K.157
Quartet No.4
Quartet in E minor
BAS
YORK
8.00 Thursday 13th December
THE SIR JACK LYONS CONCERT HALL
UNIVERSITY OF YORK
Tickets £5.00 (Students £2.50; Youth & Music Members £2.00) from Ticket World, 6
Patrick Pool, York (York 644194) or at the hall before the concert.
-FUNDED BY
PRESENTED BY THE BRITISH MUSIC SOCIETY OF YORK
in association with the Department of Music, University of York.
ARTS
Mozart
Bartók
Verdi
City of York Leisure Services
SELBY
IN THE VALE OF TORK
NATIONAL FEDERATION
OF MUSIC SOCIETIES
NEMS
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BORTHWICK INSTITUTE
GMS 3/1/48(11)
HISTORICAL RESEARCH
OF