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By Pat Aylett - 16th March 2013 7:30pm
A Musical Event
with Dr Hugh Stradling & many friends
at Mary's Church, on Saturday, 16th March, beginning at 7.30pm
in aid of Stonehill House (Abbeyfield).
Tickets (£8) include wine and nibbles and are available at Blooming Fruity, Banks Parade; Stonehill House, 106 Churchway; or by contacting Delia on 01844 290185 or bilbers@btinternet.com.
A richly varied programme of musical delights:
Baritone and Piano
An die ferne Geliebte (Ludwig Beethoven)
Soprano, Piano (and Trumpet)
Mio Tesoro. Alessandro (Scarlatti)
Star Vicino (Salvator Rosa)
Verdi Prati — from "Alcina", (George Frederic Handel)
I Waited for the Lord (Felix Mendelssohn)
Violin and Piano
The Romance F minor, Opus 11 (Anton Dvorak)
Brass ensemble
Bankelsangerlieder (Anonymous, possibly Daniel Speer)
Someone to watch over me (George Gershwin)
The Entertainer (Scott Joplin)
Air de Sarastro — aria from the Magic Flute (Amadeus Mozart)
Chanson de Matin (Edward Elgar)
Pink Panther (Henry Mancini)
Organ and Piano
Introduction & Fugetta from a suite for Organ & Piano duet (Denis Bedard)
Soprano, Piano (and Trumpet)
Laudamus Te (Antonio Vivaldi)
La Capinera — "The Wren" (Julius Benedict)
In Terra La Guerra (Alessandro Scarlatti)
Baritone and Piano
Four Songs (Tom Lehrer)
Septet for trumpet, piano, string quartet, double bass
Septet in E-flat major, Op. 65, (Camille Saint-Saëns)
Musicians:
| Chris Smith | Baritone | | Katherine Craddock | Horn |
| Hugh Stradling | Piano | | Nika Raphaely | Tuba |
| Lynne Mills | Soprano | | Bruce Clarke | Organ |
| John Stradling | Trumpet | | Jenny Hardy | Piano |
| Peter Hambly | Piano | | Noreen Tyson | Violin |
| Elizabeth Nurse | Violin | | Helen Stradling | Violin |
| Claire Barr | Piano | | Susie Corrie | Viola |
| Vicky Archibald | Trumpet | | Graham Appleton | Cello |
| Simon Street | Trombone | | Sue Hipkiss | Double Bass |
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