Chineke! Chamber Ensemble and William Barton
A vibrant mix of chamber music spanning America, Australia and Germany. Performed live by the Chineke! Chamber Ensemble and William Barton at the Queens Hall in Edinburgh.
The Chineke! Chamber Ensemble returns to the Queens Hall with a live performance of two new works by Aboriginal Australian composers, including the European premiere of didgeridoo player William Barton’s The Rising of the Mother Country. To start, William Grant Still and Valerie Coleman depict music from Brazil and America’s Mississippi delta and to close we hear Mendelssohn’s Piano Sextet, written when he was 15, but unpublished until after his death.
William Grant Still: Folk Suite No.1
Valerie Coleman: Red Clay and Mississippi Delta
Deborah Cheetham: Ngarrgooroon – Woven Song (Scottish premiere)
11:35
Interval: Improvisations on songs by George Gershwin, performed by Wayne Marshall
11:55
William Barton: The Rising of Mother Country (European premiere)
Mendelssohn: Piano Sextet in D, Op 110
Chineke! Chamber Ensemble
William Barton Didgeridoo
Presenter: Donald MacLeod
Producer: Laura Metcalfe
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Music Played
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William Grant Still
Folk Suite No.1
Ensemble: Chineke! Chamber Ensemble. -
Valerie Coleman
Red Clay And Mississippi Delta
Performer: Chineke! Chamber Ensemble. -
Deborah Cheetham
Ngarrgooroon - Woven Song
Ensemble: Chineke! Chamber Ensemble. -
William Barton
The Rising Of Mother Country
Performer: William Barton. Ensemble: Chineke! Chamber Ensemble. -
William Barton
Didge Fusion
Performer: William Barton. Ensemble: Chineke! Chamber Ensemble. -
George Gershwin
I Loves You, Porgy
Performer: Wayne Marshall. Music Arranger: Wayne Marshall. -
George Gershwin
They Can't Take That Away From Me
Performer: Wayne Marshall. Music Arranger: Wayne Marshall. -
George Gershwin
Summertime
Performer: Wayne Marshall. Music Arranger: Wayne Marshall. -
George Gershwin
Let's Call The Whole Thing Off
Performer: Wayne Marshall. Music Arranger: Wayne Marshall. -
Felix Mendelssohn
Piano Sextet in D, Op 110
Ensemble: Chineke! Chamber Ensemble.
Broadcast
- Fri 12 Aug 2022 11:00´óÏó´«Ã½ Radio 3