Michał Ćwiżewicz & Emma Abbate - Thursday 11th March 2027, 7:30 pm
Folklore
In
an
exciting
concert,
British–Polish
violinist
Michał
Ćwiżewicz
and
Neapolitan
pianist
Emma
Abbate will perform music on the theme of Folklore.
Michał
Ćwiżewicz
has
performed
across
Europe,
the
Middle
East
and
the
USA,
with
broadcasts
on
BBC
Television
and
Radio
and
Polish
national
television.
Numerous
prizes
enabled
his
studies
at
the
Guildhall
School
of
Music
and
Drama,
the
Paris
Conservatoire
and
the
Escuela
Superior
de
Música
Reina
Sofía
in
Madrid
and
at
the
Royal
College
of
Music
where
he
is
now
a
violin
professor.
Alongside
classical
repertoire,
Michał
has
a
longstanding
interest
in
the
folk
music
of
Eastern
Europe,
particularly
that
of the Carpathian Mountains, which he has played since childhood.
Venue:
Grimsby Town Hall
Town Hall Square
Grimsby DN31 1HU
Programme
Johannes
Brahms
-
Scherzo
in
C
minor
from
the
F-A-E.
Sonata
Antonín Dvořák
- Violin sonatina in G major op. 100
Allegro
risoluto
–
Larghetto
–
Scherzo:
Molto
vivace
– Finale: Allegro
Dmitri
Shostakovich
-
Four
Preludes
op.
34
for
violin
and
piano
Henryk
Wieniawski
-
Kujawiak
in
A
Minor
for
violin
and
piano
Rebecca Clarke
- Midsummer Moon
Claude Debussy
- Violin sonata in G minor
Allegro
vivo
–
Intermède:
Fantasque
et
léger
–
Finale: Très animé
Arvo Pärt
- Fratres
Bela Bartók
- Romanian Folk Dances
Stick
Dance
–
Sash
Dance
–
In
One
Spot
–
Dance
from Bucsum – Romanian Polka – Fast Dance
Described
as
"an
amazingly
talented
pianist"
(Musica),
Emma
Abbate
enjoys
a
demanding
international
career
as
a
piano
accompanist
and
chamber
musician.
She
has
performed
in
duo
recitals
in
many
parts
of
Europe,
the
USA
and
prestigious
UK
venues
and
regularly
broadcasts
on
BBC
Radio
3.
Emma
has
made
a
series
of
acclaimed
recordings
devoted
to
Italian
vocal
chamber
music
and
also
released
two
discs
devoted
to
works
by
Stephen
Dodgson
that
include
his
piano
quintets
with
the
Tippett
Quartet.
Other
world-première
recordings
include
works
for
cello
and
piano
by
Algernon
Ashton
and
Krzysztof Meyer with Evva Mizerska.
Tickets £17.50
each, may be purchased on the door at concerts.
Reservations
–
it
is
not
necessary
to
reserve
seats
but,
but
if
you
wish
you
can
reserve
up
to
4
full
price
tickets
to
collect
and
pay
for
on
the
door.
Reservations
must
be
made
at
least
five
days
before
the
concert.
Email:
i
mgcscs@gmail.com
with
the
name
of
the
person
reserving,
contact
phone
number
and
the
number
of
tickets
required.
You
may
be
contacted
to
confirm
the
details
and
you will receive email confirmation if your reservation is successful.
Concessions
:
•Those in receipt of Universal Credit, or Disability Benefit, or Carers Allowance - £5 per concert.
•Aged 18 and under – free entry. Children 16 and under must be accompanied by an adult.
•Students in full time education, aged 19 and above - £5 per concert.
Michał Ćwiżewicz & Emma Abbate - Thursday 11th March 2027, 7:30 pm
Folkore
Venue:
Grimsby Town Hall
Town Hall Square
Grimsby DN31 1HU
Programme
Brahms
- Scherzo in C minor from the F-A-E. Sonata
Dvořák
- Violin sonatina in G major op. 100
Shostakovich
- Four Preludes op. 34 for violin and piano
Wieniawski
- Kujawiak in A Minor for violin and piano
Clarke
- Midsummer Moon
Debussy
- Violin sonata in G minor
Pärt
- Fratres
Bartók
- Romanian Folk Dances
In
an
exciting
concert,
British–Polish
violinist
Michał
Ćwiżewicz
and
Neapolitan
pianist Emma Abbate will perform music on the theme of Folklore.
Michał
Ćwiżewic
z
has
performed
across
Europe,
the
Middle
East
and
the
USA,
with
broadcasts
on
BBC
Television
and
Radio
and
Polish
national
television.
He
has
studied
at
the
Guildhall
School
of
Music
and
Drama,
the
Paris
Conservatoire
and
the
Escuela
Superior
de
Música
Reina
Sofía
in
Madrid
and
at
the
Royal College of Music where he is now a violin professor.
Described
as
"an
amazingly
talented
pianist"
Emma
Abbate
enjoys
a
demanding
international
career
as
an
accompanist
and
as
a
chamber
musician.
She
regularly
broadcasts
on
BBC
Radio
3.
Emma
has
made
a
series
of
acclaimed
recordings
devoted
to
Italian
vocal
chamber
music
and
also
released
two
discs
devoted
to
works
by
Stephen
Dodgson.
Other
world-première
recordings
include
works
for
cello
and
piano
by
Algernon
Ashton
and
Krzysztof Meyer with Evva Mizerska.
