Bach at St Cecilia's Hall 1981

Date: 
Tuesday, June 9, 1981
Time: 
8 pm
Season/No: 
1981, eighth concert

Last in a series of eight concerts entitled 'Bach at St Cecilia's Hall', given at St Cecilia's Hall in the summer of 1981.

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A Jazz Invention

Bach in jazz style, Schubert (oder die Melodie) in late-Saturday-night style. Handel goes hi-hat, orchestrations of great popular classics, original jazz numbers.  What more could one want to bring the Bach concerts to a cheerful close?
The addition of a string ensemble this year makes it possible for the Trio to branch into some concertante music with a dialogue between the original accompaniment and a jazzed solo part.
Wat Jazz thut, das ist wohlgethan

Participant(s): 

The Raymond Monelle Trio

Raymond Monelle - piano
Francis Cowan - bass
Andrew Shivas - drums

The Edinburgh Quartet
Peter Williams - harpsichord

Work(s) / Composer(s) / Opus No(s): 

Programme

Raymond Monelle
Klavierstück

Violin Partita in E
  Prelude: Gavotte en Rondeau: Menuet: Bourrée: Guigue

Three Schubert song transcriptions
  The Trout : Ave Maria : Heidenroslein

J.S. Bach (1685-1750)
Harpsichord Concerto in D minor
  Allegro (first movement)

INTERVAL

Raymond Monelle
Praeludium

Two Handel lollipops
  Ombra mai fu ('Largo'):  Arrival of the Queen of Sheba

Three swing standards
  My funny Valentine:  Jeepers Creepers: All the things you are

J.S. Bach (arr. Monelle)
Flute Suite in B minor
  Grave-allegro: Rondeau: Sarabande: Bourrée: Polonaise: Badinerie

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Programme: 
12-page grey series booklet
Programme Notes: 

No programme notes.
Programme for this concert typewritten on a separate sheet of gold A4 paper available at the concert.

Ticket and/or Programme Price(s): 
Tickets £1.50 (season ticket £8), Student tickets 75p, on sale at the Edinburgh Bookshop, George Street
[Reid] Professor: 
Printer(s): 
Faculty of Music, University of Edinburgh
Notes: 

Harpsichord not identified in the programme.
During the interval coffee and biscuits will be on sale in the Laigh Room by kind assistance of the Friends of St Cecilia's Hall.