
| Webern | Langsamer Satz (Slow Movement) |
| Brahms arr. Hermann | Liebeslieder Waltzes Op.52 |
| Dvorák arr. Matthews | Love Songs Op.83 |
| Tchaikovsky | Souvenir de Florence |
This concert will be streamed to the following venues:
Gala Theatre, Durham (Live on 28 April)
The Maltings, Berwick (Nearcast on 29 April)
Alnwick Playhouse, Northumberland (Nearcast on 28 May)
Gábor Takács-Nagy conductor
Anna Stephany mezzo soprano
A portrait of works by composers struck by the love bug. The muse for Webern’s uncharacteristically lush early Slow Movement was Wilhelmine Mörtl, his future wife. Brahms’ Liebeslieder Waltzes explore love in all its shapes and forms. Dvorak’s Love Songs, in an arrangement here by David Matthews, are all settings of romantic poems by Gustav Pfleger-Moravsky. Souvenir de Florence by Tchaikovsky, king of melodies, was dedicated to his mystery patron, Nadezhda von Meck, whom he never actually met.
6.30pm Talking Point
A closer look at string music of the romantic period with Dr Laura Tunbridge, Senior Lecturer in music at The University of Manchester.
7.30pm Concert
Encore, 9.30pm
Presented in association with Manchester Jazz Festival
Doreen Edwards – voice
George King – piano
Manchester’s most enchanting jazz vocalist radiates irresistible warmth and joy as she explores the theme of love with a choice selection of standards, accompanied by the clear-cut and graceful pianist George King.
Tickets from £10
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Anna Stephany
Live Streaming
This concert will be streamed live to the Gala Theatre, Durham and nearcast to The Maltings, Berwick (29 April) and Alnwick Playhouse, Northumberland (28 May).

