The Gould Piano Trio and Robert Plane are delighted to present this programme for the 11th Corbridge Chamber Music Festival. Whether a festival regular or a first time visitor, we hope to tempt you to this special festival with stunning repertoire and inspiring guest musicians. Do join us for an enriching weekend in this beautiful Northumberland town.

Since winning first prize at both the Premio Vittorio Gui in Florence and the inaugural Melbourne Chamber Music Competition, and being promoted as British ‘Rising Stars’, the GOULD PIANO TRIO has emerged as one of the finest of its kind performing today. The Independent described its members as ‘master musicians’, and their widely diverse repertoire and ever-expanding discography display a strong stylistic conviction, appreciated by audiences and critics alike.

ROBERT PLANE’s charismatic and dynamic performances as soloist and chamber musician in concert and on disc have brought wide critical acclaim. He is currently principal clarinet of the BBC National Orchestra of Wales.

Friday 7 ^th August 7:45pm

Haydn
Piano Trio in E Hob XV 28

Zemlinsky
Trio for clarinet, cello & piano

Mendelssohn
Piano Trio in D minor, op. 49

Saint-Saëns’ popular music combined with Kipling’s famous story, The Elephant’s Child, narrated by Festival favourite, John Gillespie. A concert for the whole family to enjoy!

Saturday 8^th August - 7:45pm

Mozart
Quintet for Piano & Wind, K 452

Janáček
String Quartet no.1 ‘Kreutzer Sonata’
(arranged for piano trio by Till Alexander Korber)

Saturday 8^th August - 10:00pm

Janáček
Violin Sonata

Thomas Adés
Catch for clarinet, piano, violin & cello op.4

Janáček
Pohadka for cello and piano

Sunday 9 ^th August - 10:30am - FESTIVAL SERVICE

Haydn
Missa brevis St Johannis de Deo

Corbridge Festival Singers with Festival Strings and organ, directed by Martin Neary

Sunday 9 ^th August - 3:00pm

Britten
Oboe Quartet

Finzi
Five Bagatelles for clarinet and piano

Stanford
Piano Quartet

Sunday 9 ^th August - 7:45pm

Mozart
Clarinet Quartet no.3 in F K.496

Beethoven
Quintet for Piano and Wind, op.16

Brahms
Piano Quartet in G minor, op.25

Concerts 1, 2 and 5

Reserved
Unreserved

(Concessionary prices are in brackets)

£15 (£14)
£11 (£10)

Concert 3 (Unreserved Seating)

Festival Pass (for all concerts)

Reserved