TALK
The English Music Festival
EM MARSHALL-LUCK
BLISS: Sonata for Piano and Violin
PARRY: Sonata in D major for Violin and Piano
ELGAR: Allegretto on GEDGE
HOLST: Five Pieces for Violin and Piano
ELGAR: Sonata in E minor for Violin and Piano, op.82
RUPERT MARSHALL-LUCK | violin
MATTHEW RICKARD | piano
BY DALE, MOOR AND MINSTER: A SEQUENCE OF ENGLISH ORGAN MUSIC
LEWIS: Fanfare for King Richard III
CAMIDGE: Gavotte in A minor
ELGAR: Vesper Voluntaries
BAIRSTOW: Evening Song
JACKSON: Arietta
FARRAR: Prelude and Variations on a Ground Bass, op.22
WALTON: Three Pieces from Richard III
DYSON: Three Variations on Old Psalm Tunes
DUNCAN HONEYBOURNE | organ
COMPOSER PANEL DISCUSSION
Richard III Commissions
PAUL CARR
PAUL LEWIS
RICHARD PANTCHEFF
FRANCIS POTT
EM MARSHALL-LUCK
RUPERT MARSHALL-LUCK
RICHARD III NEW COMMISSIONS CONCERT
SAINSBURY: Soliloquy
CARR: Sonatina: On the Reburial of King Richard III
WORLD PREMIÈRE PERFORMANCE
LEWIS: Threnody for Violin: The Most Famous Prince of Blessed Memory
WORLD PREMIÈRE PERFORMANCE
PANTCHEFF: Suite: King Richard III
WORLD PREMIÈRE PERFORMANCE
POTT: Tenebrae
WORLD PREMIÈRE PERFORMANCE
RUPERT MARSHALL-LUCK | violin
EM MARSHALL-LUCK | reciter
A programme of choral works, from folk songs and love songs to an Easter antiphon and a 2015 commission on a Quaker text
ANTIPHON
TOVEY: Sonata eroica
ELGAR: Études caracteristiques
BACH: Partita no.3 for Solo Violin, BWV 1006
RUPERT MARSHALL-LUCK | violin
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Five Mystical Songs
FINZI: Earth and Air and Rain
BUTTERWORTH: Six Songs from A Shropshire Lad
VAUGHAN WILLIAMS: Songs of Travel
PHILIP LANCASTER | baritone
DUNCAN HONEYBOURNE | piano
Thank you to all who made the 2022 May EMF such a success: to all those at the venues for their invaluable help and support and for welcoming us so warmly; to the artists, for the energy and commitment of their performances; to all the volunteers who assisted with general administration, staffing the Box Office, stage-managing and stewarding, and without whose help running the Festival would simply not be possible; and, of course, to our audiences, whose enthusiasm and financial and moral support all continue to mean so much as live music-making returns and we begin to plan for the future.
The English Music Festival is delighted to return to magnificent Truro Cathedral on Saturday 9 July for a day of concerts. The programme, which includes Vaughan Williams’s The Lark Ascending and choral works by Walton, Elgar and Orlando Gibbons, may be viewed on this page; and booking can be made through our Online Box Office.
If you would like more details about our Friends’ Scheme, please follow this link to our ‘Friends’ Scheme’ page for a description of the tiers and their benefits, together with information about how to join.