Saturday, May 16 2009

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Choros #02 in Ashton under Hill

Date: 
05/16/2009 - 20:00
Location: 
UK: Ashton under Hill
Work Performed: 
Choros #02

Ashton under Hill
Parish Music
Saturday 16th May 2009 - Teddington 8pm

Woodwind Trio

Trio Ébano makes a welcome return to Parish Music. The group last played for us in November 2004 shortly after their leader, flautist Nicola Shorland, had become Gloucestershire Young Musician of the Year. She continues to be a dedicated chamber musician and has acquired an interesting collection of flutes, some of which she will demonstrate at the concert. The programme will also include solos for flute (Debussy's ‘Syrinx') and clarinet (‘Tricolour Capers' by Eric Mandat), duos for flute and clarinet by Rutter, Elgar and Villa-Lobos, and trios by Shostakovich and Mozart.

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Trio Ébano at Farncombe Estate

Date: 
05/16/2009 - 20:00
Location: 
UK: Farncombe Estate near Broadway

Parish Music Concert 16th May
"Wind music for a summer's evening".

Saturday 16th May 2009 8pm St Nicholas' Church, Teddington admission £10
(students free)

Trio Ébano makes a welcome return to Parish Music. The group last played for us in November 2004 shortly after their leader, flautist Nicola Shorland, had become Gloucestershire Young Musician of the Year. She continues to be a dedicated chamber musician and has acquired an interesting collection of flutes, some of which she will demonstrate at the concert. The programme will also include solos for flute (Debussy's ‘Syrinx') and clarinet (‘Tricolour Capers' by Eric Mandat), duos for flute and clarinet by Rutter, Elgar and Villa-Lobos, and trios by Shostakovich and Mozart.

Nicola is joined in the current ensemble by clarinettist Lucy Tugwell and bassoonist Hannah Wrieden. In 2006 Trio Ébano took their music to Singapore where they performed with the Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra, and gave recitals and led workshops in various schools. All the members of the trio value teaching as part of their portfolio. Nicola originally learnt by the Suzuki method with Susie Alington and is now herself an accredited Suzuki Flute teacher.

If you need further information please contact 01386 882060 or Gill Humphrey (01386 881479).