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Artist and Programme Information: Scottish Clarinet Quartet

The Scottish Clarinet Quartet are Andrew Langford, Nicola Long, Rebecca Smith and Alex South. They met whilst students of John Cushing at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama and are now individually involved in a diverse range of musical roles, from solo and freelance work to research into contemporary performance and teaching at all levels. Since 2002, SCQ has enjoyed acclaim and success as Scotland’s foremost clarinet quartet, performing at venues across the UK from Cambridge to Campbeltown, and at festivals including the Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival and the Sonic Fusion Festival. Concerts are frequently combined with enthusiastically-led workshops in local schools. SCQ also has a strong focus on commissioning and performing new music, whilst exploring the kaleidoscopic soundworld offered by the extended clarinet family. This activity has been supported by grants from the Scottish Arts Council, the Hope Scott Trust, the RVW Trust, the PRS Foundation and the Britten-Pears Foundation.

Nicola Long is replaced in this concert by Sally Day. (Nicola is performing the Copland Concerto with Auricle Ensemble on the 4th October).

 

Saturday 4 October 2008
8pm
Acorn Centre, Inverurie

G. F. Handel The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
J. S. Bach Nun komm, der Heiden Heiland, BWV.659
J. S. Bach Prelude and Fugue in D major, BWV.532
Michael Riessler Intro/Air (after J. S. Bach)
Mark-Anthony Turnage A Deviant Fantasy (after J. S. Bach)
Alec Templeton Bach Goes to Town!
INTERVAL
Benny Goodman Four Once More
Erroll Garner Misty
Bart Howard Fly Me To The Moon
William Byrd Mass for Four Voices
Rebecca Smith Waulking Bass
Mike Curtis Bulgarian Bat Bite
Mike Curtis Klezmer Wedding
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