(A.4) Celebrity Summer Concert - Dulwich College

The Great Hall - 25th June 1999

PROGRAMME

PART 1

Raphael Wallfisch (cello) John York (piano)

Schubert: Introduction, Theme and Variations
Prokofiev: Adagio from Cinderella
Waltz from the Stone Flower
Cinq Melodies Op 35 bis
Mozart: Castelnuovo Tedesco from Figaro

Joanna Wallfisch (soprano) Paul Smith (piano)

Purcell: "If music be the food of love"
Jerome Kern: "Smoke gets in your eyes"
A Hamilton: "Cry me a river"
"Some day my prince will come" - arr. S Wallfisch. R Wallfisch, S Wallfisch (cellos)

INTERVAL

PART 2

Simon Wallfisch (baritone) Paul Smith (piano)

Wolf: Anakreon's Grab.
Ravel: Chanson epique

Raphael Wallfisch, Philip de Groot, Simon Wallfisch (cellos)
Paul Smith (piano)

Popper Requiem Op. 66

Kate Robinson (violin) Paul Smith (piano)

Paganini: Cantabile
Sarasate: Zigeunerweisen

Chilingarian Quartet and Vellinger Quartet

Mendelssohn: Octet in E flat op. 20

I: Allegro moderata ma confucco
II: Andante
III: Scherzo allegro legierissimo
IV: Presto

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THANKS DEPARTMENT... (no special order)

• to Mister Print, 99 Church Road, Upper Norwood 0181 - 653 9048 for producing the programmes and tickets for us at such short notice & free
• to Mike Warwick - Concert Organiser
• to the Master, Dulwich College for the courage to provide a Hall to a "small bunch of extremists" (Bromley Council's description, not mine)
• to all the musicians who (like others) gave their services willingly and free of charge - also good luck to Kate Robinson in the Young Musicians of the Year competition
• to the Campaign "workers" for producing literature and manning the bar and the ticket dispensary
• AND to our marvelous audience for filling the Hall and for their obvious and vocal support for the Campaign

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