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
Our warmest thanks to all those who made our first Festival at Dartington Hall such a success: to the staff at Dartington, whose help and advice in the months and weeks leading up to the Festival were invaluable and whose support during the Festival itself meant so much to us. Our warmest thanks, too, to our artists, for performing with such dedication; to our all our volunteers; and, of course, to our audiences, who supported the Festival’s move to a new venue with such enthusiasm. Finally, we are hugely grateful to all those living locally who were so positive about the Festival's presence in Devon and who circulated news of the EMF, distributed publicity material, and hosted artists and volunteers: your support is immensely appreciated.
We are delighted to announce that The English Music Festival will be making Dartington Hall its new home, and we are greatly looking forward to developing the relationships in Devon that we began to build this year as the EMF begins an exciting new chapter. The 2027 EMF will be our twentieth anniversary and we are planning a very special programme to mark the start of our third decade. Further details will be released during the autumn — when we will also be unveiling our new, re-designed and improved website. We look forward to the pleasure of your company at the EMF next year!