Bach at St Cecilia's Hall 1974

Date: 
Thursday, June 13, 1974
Time: 
10.00 pm.
Season/No: 
1974 season, 6th concert

Sixth of a series of six concerts entitled 'Bach at St Cecilia's Hall', given at St Cecilia's Hall in the summer of 1974.
A jazz invention: Bach and others.

Venue:

Participant(s): 

Frank Pantrini sextet  
  Frank Pantrini - tenor sax
  Johnnie Goldie - trumpet and flugel horn
  Eddie Richmond - piano
  Iain McHaffie - guitar
  Rikky Fernandez - bass
  Bill Lothian - drums

Raymond Monelle trio
  Raymond Monelle - piano
  Michael Bond - bass
  Andrew Shivas - drums

Work(s) / Composer(s) / Opus No(s): 

Programme

1.  Up, over and out - The Frank Pantrini Sextet

2.  Cyclops - The Frank Pantrini Sextet

3.  French Suite no. IV in E flat ... Bach
   Allemande
   Courante
   Sarabande
   Gavotte
   Air
   Gigue

The Raymond Monelle Trio

4.  Streakin' - The Frank Pantrini Sextet

5.  Three-part inventions ... Bach
   No. 9 in F minor
   No. 10 in G

The Raymond Monelle Trio

6.  "T" for II - The Frank Pantrini Sextet

7.  Concerto in A minor ... Vivaldi/Bach
   Allegro
   Adagio
   Allegro

the Raymond Monelle Trio

8.  Little Sunflower - The Frank Pantrini Sextet

9.  Break City - The Frank Pantrini Sextet


 

    
 

Composer(s):

Performer(s):

Performance Type:

Programme: 
Series brochure: 8 pages
Programme Notes: 

No details given in the brochure.  Single sheet programme available at the concert.

There are no programme notes.

Ticket and/or Programme Price(s): 
Tickets 50p
Publicity and Reviews: 

On p.7 of the brochure there is a list of lectures given in support and in advance of the concerts at 7pm as follows: Hans Gal, 'The Art of Fugue' (1 June), Rita McAllister, 'Schönberg, composer and painter' (8 June), and Peter Williams, 'The Goldberg Variations' (9 June).

[Reid] Professor: 
Leighton, Kenneth, 1929-1988

Promoter:

Printer(s): 
The Summerhall Press Limited, 12a West Newington Place, Edinburgh
Notes: 

The full details of the concert, including the members of the Frank Pantrini sextet and Raymond Monelle trio, are not recorded in the series brochure.