Paul Meyer Conductor
André Cebrián Flute
Maximiliano Martín Clarinet
The richness of the Romantic era combines with French lightness of touch for an irresistible programme.
Chaminade and Widor put the flute and clarinet in the limelight, after which both instruments come together for Saint-Saëns’ equally delightful Tarantella – bringing the dance theme begun by Fauré full circle. We finish with Farrenc’s Symphony No 3, a powerful work that demands to be rediscovered.
Kindly supported by Eriadne & George Mackintosh and Claire & Anthony Tait.
The performance of Farrenc's Symphony No 3 is made possible with funding from the ABO Trust’s Sirens programme, a ten year initiative to support the performance and promotion of music by historical women composers.
Local box offices
Inverness: in person from from Eden Court (Bishops Road, Inverness, IV3 5SA / 01463 234 234)
Thurso: in person from George McBeath Jewellers (6 Traill Street, Thurso KW14 8EJ)
Findhorn: in person from the Phoenix Shop (Universal Hall, 56 The Park, Findhorn IV36 3TD)
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