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JOHN OGDON : Piano
Sponsored by T.S.B. Northern Ireland p.l.c.
B.M.S. are delighted to open the season with a welcome
return visit of the greatly admired British pianist and
composer, John Ogdon, who celebrated his 50th birthday
earlier this year.
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7.30 p.m. Saturday 17th October
Elmwood Hall Queen's University
SEASON TICKET ORDER FORM
Programme:
Mozart-C minor Fantasy
Mussorgsky - Pictures at an
Exhibition
Gaspard-De La Nuit
Liszt-Totanaz
Belfast Music Society
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Saturday 19th September 1987
at 7.30 p.m. Harty Room
followed by
The Belfast Wind Quartet
Telephone No.
Programmes correct at time of going to press.
1987/88 Concert Programme
Subsidised by the Arts Council of Northern Ireland
in association with The Department of Music, Queen's University
THE SCHOLARS
Full price Season Ticket
Full price Season Ticket
(purchased before 31st July
7.30 p.m. Saturday 16th January
Elmwood Hall Queen's University
Kym Amps:
Soprano
Angus Davison: Counter Tenor
Robin Doveton: Tenor
David Van Asch: Bass
During the 1987/88 season The Scholars will be celebrating
their 1,500th concert since the start of their professional
career 18 years ago. Virtually all their concerts have been 'a
capella' and they decided that for the forthcoming season they
will present a special programme of music by early German
Romantic composers.
Student Season Ticket
Student Season Ticket
purchased before 31st July)
Programme: "Der Mai Beginnt"
A programme of early German
Romantic music for voices and
piano.
OAP and Unemployed Season Ticket
OAP and Unemployed Season Ticket
(purchased before 31st July)
Family Season Ticket
(Adult member & Child under 16)......
Please complete ticking boxes as appropriate.
Cheques and P.O.s should be made payable to:
BELFAST MUSIC SOCIETY
Please send your remittance with a SAE to:
BMS Honorary Treasurer
52 Glenhugh Park Belfast BT8 4PQ
All information and correspondence to:
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Honorary Secretary: Betty Craig
92 Kensington Road, Belfast BT5 6NH.Tel. (0232) 798022
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FELIX SCHMIDT : Cello ANNETTE COLE: Piano
7.30 p.m. Saturday 30th January
Elmwood Hall Queen's University
Programme:
Schubert-Arpeggione Sonatal
Beethoven-Seven Variations on
a Theme from the
Magic Flute
Shostakovich-Sonata
Rachmaninov - Vocalise
Rachmaninov-Oriental Dance
Felix Schmidt will be joined by Annette Cole for the B.M.S.
recital, following his performance the previous evening with
the Ulster Orchestra. With the Trio Zingaro, they have a busy.
schedule of concerts throughout Britain, and tours next
season include Germany, France, Switzerland and Canada.
DIVERTIMENTI QUINTET
Saturday 12th March 1988 Elmwood Hall Queen's University
Paul Barritt:
Violin
Rachel Issleris:
Violin
Roger Tapping:
Viola
Josaphine Horder: Cello
Sebastian Comberti: Cello
Programme:
Boccherini-Quintet Op. 37 No. 1
in C
Arensky-Quartet (violin, viola, 2
cello) in A minor Op. 35
Schubert - Quintet in C major,
Op. 163
Divertimenti Ensemble was formed in London in 1978. It has
become widely known as the most exciting and imaginative
group of its kind in London. Its members are some of the
finest young soloists and chamber musicians of their generation.
"Belfast born Paul Barritt, a founder member of the ensemble,
now leads it with assurance and dedication of a born
concertmaster/soloist."
"Music and Musicians"
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THE COULL QUARTET
Belfast Music Society
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7.30 p.m. Saturday 20th February
Elmwood Hall Queen's University
A masterclass will take place earlier in the day.
"The Coull Quartet gave the kind of spirited playing that makes
an evening seem relaxed and improvised, even though it was
quite obvious that nothing they did lacked careful and deeply-
considered preparation."
D. F. "GUARDIAN"
A wonderful opportunity to hear world
class artists on your doorstep at
remarkably low prices.
Roger Coull:
Violin
Philip Gallaway: Violin
John Todd:
Cello
David Curtiss: Viola
Join Now Don't Delay
Wine and soft drinks available during the interval
Programme:
Mozart K.458 "The Hunt"
Beethoven Op. 18 No. 4.
Smetana Quartet No. 1
NIGEL KENNEDY: Violin
One of Britain's foremost violinists, Nigel Kennedy is
interested in all types of music and has appeared with major
orchestras all over the world. His busy 1987/88 schedule
includes his orchestral debut in New York and recital debut in
Washington. B.M.S. are privileged to welcome back to
Belfast, for the closing concert, this brilliant young artist.
Tuesday 19th April 19
Elmwood Hall Queen's University
Programme to be announced, but
it will include works by Brahms,
Bartok, Ravel and Gershwin.