23 September
John presented the session.
14 October
Freida presented the session. The first presentation was the Goldberg Variations by Bach - played by pianist, composer and arranger Joe Chindamo with the interweaving counterpart for violin composed by Joe played by violinist Zoe Black. We had been introduced to the variations in our last session by John. Bach was commissioned by Goldberg to compose music for him to listen to at night as he was a poor sleeper.
John presented the session.
- Sergie Rachmaninoff (1873-1943) Piano Concerto #2, Pianist Jeno Jando Budapest Symphony Orchestra
- J S Bach (1685-1750) Goldberg – five variations Pianist Jeno Jando
- Joseph Holbrooke (1878-1958) English Composer Violin Sonata #2 Violinist Kerenza Peacock
- Rachmaninoff, Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini Pianist Jeno Jando
14 October
Freida presented the session. The first presentation was the Goldberg Variations by Bach - played by pianist, composer and arranger Joe Chindamo with the interweaving counterpart for violin composed by Joe played by violinist Zoe Black. We had been introduced to the variations in our last session by John. Bach was commissioned by Goldberg to compose music for him to listen to at night as he was a poor sleeper.
For the second half of the session Freida diversified by showing a Youtube clip of Joe Chindamo talking of his introduction to jazz and playing several pieces.
We concluded with another YouTube clip of Joe and Zoe playing a jazz arrangement of Gershwin’s ‘It ain’t necessarily so’.
We concluded with another YouTube clip of Joe and Zoe playing a jazz arrangement of Gershwin’s ‘It ain’t necessarily so’.
