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Calmer but still sombre was Mendelssohns Sonata No.2 in C minor which whilst likable and like all the pieces definitely well-played but was too similar to what had worked before. However this was more than balanced by the next piece which showed Simons skills are numerous and his knowledge as deep.
Three times during the Sunday Serenade at St Marys Church Nantwich, Cheshire, England [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], the organist Simon Russell left the organ.
Called Toccatino for Flutes this wonderfully light piece of melody was influenced at a clock however no-one knows exactly which 1. Its songwriter was the Italian Pietro Yon who left the Vatican and went to USA. At the end a tiny weep of rejoice came from at fewest an portion of the contented spectators.
The conclusion was Three Pieces by the French composer Louis Vierne and whilst the first 2, Berceuse and Scherzetto were admirable it namely major to say Carillion de Westminster a pretty expectant piece of music a comment not just on the season but on wishes for the Serenades themselves.
<h3 Chorale Prelude on Valet ich dir geben
Another piece favor this although best depicted as atmospheric was Percy Whitlocks Plaint and Sortie Two Pieces from 7 Sketches on the Verses from the Psalms. It does sound as whether it could be rather cumbersome and sometimes, equitable sometimes, there was a slightly cumbersome feel to it. But the Serenades programme showed the versatility of the organ and the skill of its athlete.
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This was not to reprimand whichever rowdiness in the audience or histrionics, this is we have to memorize Nantwich, in the midst of rural Cheshire where folk conduct, but to deliver some brief notes and even weaker jokes on the pieces in the programme.
That being said this agenda achieved the maximum difficult of tasks - a well-balanced agenda of apparatus music including some modern pieces. Those attending not only got to listen some agreeable music yet be given a concise history approximately the music.
Nantwich [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], Rural Cheshire
One of the strengths of this concert was the diversity of the hour long programme which began to shape itself clearly with JS Bachs Chorale Prelude on Valet will ich dir geben. A striking sometimes too trilly piece of music its reflectiveness was perfect for both the place and the season having been specifically written for Palm Sunday.
In between these had been the more conventional Choral No.3 in A Minor by Cesar Franck. A preferably dramatic, possibly too much so, piece and somehow hiding the more interesting parts of the programme [link widoczny dla zalogowanych], it was played with panache and lucidity.
This might be an p.m. recital but knowledge was to be imparted and lustered and jokes made even now predictable and no-where approach as comic as the audiences laughter would have had suggested.