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Summer storms in November: La Serenissima's Four Seasons in Cambridge

Par Alex Tay, 22 novembre 2015
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Critique faite à Great St Mary's Church, Cambridge, le 21 novembre 2015
Programme
Vivaldi, Concerto for violin 'in tromba marina' in D major, RV 221
Vivaldi, Concerto pour basson en sol mineur, RV 496
Vivaldi, Concerto for violin 'in tromba marina' in G major, RV 313
Vivaldi, Concerto pour basson en si bémol majeur « La Notte », RV 501
Vivaldi, Les Quatre Saisons (Le quattro stagioni), Op.8 no.1-4
Artistes
La Serenissima
Adrian Chandler, Direction musicale, Violon
Peter Whelan, Basson
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Alex Tay
Alex Tay
Alex Tay is a recent graduate from King's College, Cambridge, where he studied Music. He is an enthusiastic composer, violinist and has strong interests in arts administration. He has had works performed in venues such as West Road Concert Hall, Kings College Chapel and the Royal Albert Hall. Last year Alex held the position of Cambridge University Music Society Joint-Composer-in-Residence which culminated in a commission for the Harrison Birtwistle Secret Theatres Festival. More recently Alex has been announced winner of the Britten Sinfonia Cambridge Composition Workshop. Next year Alex will be studying an Mphil in composition at Churchill College Cambridge.