Joan Rogers and Christopher Glynn
14 October 2007, 4:00pm
PLEASE NOTE THAT, DUE TO A BOOKING ERROR BEYOND OXFORD LIEDER'S CONTROL, THIS CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE MADGALEN AUDITORIUM ON LONGWALL STREET AND NOT IN THE HOLYWELL MUSIC ROOM AS PREVIOUSLY ADVERTISED
Pre-concert talk at 3.15pm given by Dr Alexander Morrison (free entry)
Joan Rodgers is one of the UK’s best-loved sopranos. Since her debut as Pamina at the Aix-en-Provence Festival, she has worked with some of the most distinguished pianists, conductors and orchestras, performing at opera houses and concert halls around the world.
Together with pianist Christopher Glynn (past winner of the Kathleen Ferrier accompanist's prize and the Gerald Moore award) she presents a wonderful and varied programme, including a selection of Russian repertoire of which her interpretations have received particularly high acclaim. Wolf’s settings of the poet Eduard Mörike are sometimes said to represent the pinnacle of his song writing, with Wolf’s music perfectly conveying the far-ranging imagination of this poet who could one moment be witty and extremely humorous, and the next be reflective and deeply moving.
Please note change of programme (Fauré replaced by Grieg)
Recital supported by The Helena Oldacre Trust
Hugo Wolf (1860 - 1903)
Settings of Eduard Mörike (1804 - 1875)
Nimmersatte Liebe
Im Frühling
Denk’ es, O Seele!
Lied vom Winde
Das verlassene Mägdlein
Verborgenheit
Elfenlied
Agnes
Er ist’s!
Eduard Grieg (1843 - 1907)
Six Songs, Op. 48
Gruss
Dereinst Gedanke mein
Lauf der Welt
Die verschwiegene Nachtigall
Zur Rosenzeit
Ein Traum
INTERVAL
Sergei Rachmaninov (1873 - 1943)
Six Songs Op. 38
In my garden at night (Alexander Blok: 1880 - 1921)
To her (Andrei Bely: 1880 - 1934)
Daisies (Igor Severyanin: 1887 - 1941)
The rat catcher (Valery Bryusov: 1873 - 1924)
The dream (Fyodor Sologub: 1863 - 1927)
Ay! (Konstantin Bal'mont: 1867 - 1942)
Dmitri Shostakovich (1906 - 1975)
Satires Op. 109 (Sasha Chorny)
To a critic
Spring awakening
Descendants
Misunderstanding
Kreuzer Sonata
Series
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