| Mittwoch 24 Februar 2027 | 19:00 |
| Denny, Sandy (1947-1978) | Who knows where the time goes | |
| Dowland, John (1563-1626) | Lachrimae Tristes IV | |
| Harrison, George (1943-2001) | While my guitar gently weeps | |
| Elgar, Sir Edward (1857-1934) | Cellokonzert in e-Moll, Op.85 (Adagio) | |
| Yusuf / Cat Stevens (b. 1948) | Father and Son | |
| Oswald, James (1711-1769) | A Curious Collection of Scots Tunes (selection) | |
| MacMillan, Sir James (b. 1959) | Kiss on Wood | |
| Traditional | Dumfries Place Jig | |
| Traditional | Folk & Fair Medley (She moved through the Fair, Scarborough, Fair, Llangollen Market, Lads o' the Fair) | |
| Jenkins, Sir Karl (b. 1944) | Palladio (Allegretto) | |
| Watkins, Huw (b. 1976) | Three Welsh Songs for Strings | |
| Dennehy, Donnacha (b. 1970) | Thread | |
| Enya (b. 1961) | Only Time | |
| Traditional | The Kesh Jig |
| Guy Johnston | Cello |
| Sheila Hancock | Sprecher |
| Tom Fetherstonhaugh | Musikalische Leitung |
| Fantasia Orchestra |
We make our debut at the Barber Institute with a vivid musical journey through the landscapes, languages and traditions of the British Isles.
Joined by cellist Guy Johnston and actor Dame Sheila Hancock, we present a programme that travels across centuries and borders, bringing together folk song, classical music and timeless storytelling.
The music of the British Isles has always crossed boundaries: between folk and classical traditions, between the concert hall and the pub, and between generations. James MacMillan’s Kiss on Wood, Huw Watkins’ Three Welsh Songs and Donnacha Dennehy’s Thread bring contemporary voices into conversation with older musical traditions, while selections from James Oswald’s A Curious Collection of Scots Tunes reveal the enduring vitality of folk music.
From Who Knows Where the Time Goes to While My Guitar Gently Weeps, from Highland jigs to Scarborough Fair, this is a concert rich in melody, character and connection, a celebration of the music that continues to shape the soundscape of these islands.
