BLISS: Sonata for Piano and Violin
HOWELLS: Sonata no.3 in E minor for Violin and Piano
ALWYN: Sonatina
ELGAR: Sonata for Violin and Piano, op.82
RUPERT MARSHALL-LUCK | violin
DUNCAN HONEYBOURNE | piano
IRELAND: Sonatina
DYSON: Primrose Mount
DYSON: Four Preludes
BAINTON: Willows
WORLD PREMIÈRE PERFORMANCE
BAINTON: The Making of the Nightingale
WORLD PREMIÈRE PERFORMANCE
BAINTON: Visions
ARMSTRONG GIBBS: Ballade in D-flat
BAX: Piano Sonata no.2
DUNCAN HONEYBOURNE | piano
BLOW: Lysander, I pursue in vain
PURCELL: Music for a while
PURCELL: Bess of Bedlam
FROBERGER: Lamentations
ECCLES: I burn, my brain consumes to ashes
HUMFREY: A Hymn to God the Father
PURCELL: Not all my torments
HANDEL: Sarai contenta un dì
PURCELL: How long, great God?
PURCELL: Evening Hymn
HANDEL: Occhi miei, che faceste?
PURCELL: From rosy bow’rs
BETHANY SEYMOUR | soprano
PETER SEYMOUR | harpsichord
PURCELL: Funeral Sentences
PURCELL: Remember not, Lord, our offences
PURCELL: I was glad
PURCELL: Hear my Prayer, O Lord
PURCELL: Jehova, quam multi sunt hostes mei!
PURCELL: O Dive custos
PURCELL: Evening Hymn
PURCELL: The Blessed Virgin’s Expostulation
PURCELL: How long, great God?
BLOW: Salvator mundi
BLOW: Behold, O God our Defender
BLOW: Epicedium for Queen Mary
YORKSHIRE BACH CHOIR
PETER SEYMOUR | conductor; harpsichord
FINZI: Earth and Air and Rain, op.15
GURNEY: Snow
GURNEY: Desire in Springtime
TRIMBLE: Green Rain
GURNEY: The Fiddler of Dooney
WARLOCK: The Fox
WARLOCK: Jillian of Berry
IRELAND: Three Songs to Poems by Thomas Hardy
IRELAND: The Trellis
IRELAND: My true love hath my heart
DELIUS: The Bird’s Song
DELIUS: I-Brasil
ELIZABETH THOMPSON | soprano
LORNA DAY | mezzo-soprano
PETER LIDBETTER | bass-baritone
DAVID JONES | piano
HOLBROOKE: Come, let us make love deathless
HOLBROOKE: I came at morn
HOLBROOKE: Homeland
HOLBROOKE: Killary
HOLST: selection from Twelve Humbert Wolfe Songs
LAMBERT: Trois pièces nègres pour les touches blanches
WALTON: Siesta
LAMBERT: Eight Poems by Li Po
WALTON (arr. Constant Lambert): Façade Suites no.s 1 and 2
JAMES GEER | tenor
ANDREW WEST | piano
RONALD WOODLEY | piano
All of us at the EMF are hugely grateful to Dorchester Abbey for hosting this year’s Festival and for making the event possible. Heartfelt thanks, too, to our artists, for the vividness, commitment and exuberance of your performances; to all our volunteers, who gave unstintingly of your time to staff the Box Office, to run the talks, to stage-manage, steward, serve refreshments and to sell CDs and other merchandise — the Festival could not take place without you; and, of course, to our audiences, whose enthusiasm, support and generosity all continue to mean so much to us.
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