Concerts

Programme

First Half: Europe

1. Benjamin Britten
   The Spider and the Fly
2. Arnold Schoenberg
   Nachtwandler (Brettl Lieder)
3. Kurt Weill
   Nanna's Lied
4. Benjamin Britten
   Cabaret Songs
5. Steve Forman
   Two Cabaret Songs, after Liz Lochhead (New commission, world premiere)
6. Erik Satie
   Je te veux
7. Georges van Parys
   Complainte de la butte (Moulin Rouge)
8. Charles Dumont
   Les flons-flons du bal (Edith Piaf)
9. Friederick Hollander
   Ich bin von Kopf...(Marlene Dietrich, Falling in love again...)
10. Kurt Weill
    Threepenny Opera: Mack the Knife - Pirate Jenny - Jealousy Duet



Second Half: The Americas

11. Carlos Surinach
    Hollywood Carnival
12. Astor Piazzolla
    Primavera portena
13. Astor Piazzolla
    La Primera Palabra
14. Cole Porter
    My Heart Belongs to Daddy
15. Jerome Kern
    The Last Time I Saw Paris
16. George Gershwin
    The Man I Love
17. William Bolcom
    Song of Black Max
18. Cole Porter
    I Get A Kick Out of You
19. John Kander
    Cabaret: Don't Tell Mama - Mein Herr
20. Finale: John Kander
    All that Jazz (Chicago) - Auf Wiedersehen (Cabaret)
21. Encore: Charles Dumont
    Je ne regrette rien (Edith Piaf)

This one-night-only concert is jam packed with iconic Cabaret songs and pieces - you’ll be in the company of Auricle and special guests with songs from Edith Piaf, Marlene Dietrich, Britten, Kurt Weill, Cole Porter, George Gershwin, music from the hit shows Chicago and Cabaret, and the fiery Latin music of Piazzolla. Our composer-in-residence Steve Forman has also specially composed two songs after the poetry of Motherwell born poet, Liz Lochhead.

Let our professional cast take you on a journey from dingy 1900’s Berlin Cabaret to glitzy Broadway via Paris, London and Buenos Aires: this is cabaret like you’ve never heard it before and is a must see!

“a diverse but inspirational programme from an incredibly versatile ensemble”
(3weeks.com, Sep 2008)

Guest Artistes

Featuring Caley Cheney, Evan Grosshans, Alexa Mason and Simone Sahyouni

Ticket Prices

£10, (School age free)

Available from Music in Lanark

Venue

The Institute

New Lanark World Heritage Village

South Lanarkshire

ML11 9DB

Scotland

Music In Lanark is supported by:

Local businesses and by Enterprise Music Scotland (funded by Creative Scotland)

Programme

1. Sir William Walton
   Façade (Complete)

Walton's witty and sparkling Façade comes to life with Radio 4 regulars Joanna Tope and Crawford Logan negotiating the complete extant numbers – including movements that have never been publicly performed before. Auricle make a return visit to Wigtown's Book Festival following its atmospheric late night performance of Schoenberg's Pierrot Lunaire in 2008. Subsidised by Enterprise Music Scotland with funds provided by Creative Scotland.

Artistic Director Chris Swaffer will be giving a talk The History of Facade at the Old Bank Bookshop on South Main Street from 6.30pm until 7.

Auricle's entry in the Festival Brochure can be found on page 20, and is available for download as a pdf here

"Mr Walton's music is as original and witty as Miss Sitwell's poetry" Daily Mail, June 1923

Tickets

Pre-concert talk The History of Facade, Free (£1 booking fee).
Direct online reservations here

Concert, £10 - available at the numbers below, via the booking form within the Wigtown Festival Brochure, or online here

Venue

Baillie Gifford Main Festival Marquee

Between North and South Main Streets

Wigtown

Newtown Stewart

Dumfries and Galloway

DG8 9JH

Scotland

Email

info@auricleensemble.org.uk

Phone

01988 403222 / 402036

Sound Chamber: showcasing Scotland's ensemble music

As part of Sound Chamber, Auricle presents a selection from one of its touring programmes, Walton's Facade, condensed into one bite sized chunk. Players, actors, conductor and manager will also be on our stand to talk all things Auricle.

More information on Sound Chamber here, and a press release here

"revelatory...gorgeous...compelling...characterful...ravishing...****"
"There's something in their programming which suggests a group on the move"
(Michael Tumelty, The Herald, 2010)
"a delicate, technically impeccable and sensitive reading"
(Pierrot Lunaire, The Herald, 2009)

Sound Chamber is presented by the Chamber Music Forum Scotland, Scottish Music Centre and Enterprise Music Scotland, with investment from Creative Scotland

Tickets

£5(£3). Direct booking link here

Venue

St. Andrew's & St. George's

13 George Street

Edinburgh

EH2 2PA

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

+44 131 225 3847

Programme

1. Sir William Walton
   Façade (Complete)

Walton's witty and sparkling Façade comes to life with Radio 4 regulars Joanna Tope and Crawford Logan negotiating the complete extant numbers – including movements that have never been publicly performed before. Auricle makes its return to the Fringe, following its 2008 sell-out show.

"Mr Walton's music is as original and witty as Miss Sitwell's poetry" Daily Mail, June 1923

Tickets

£10 £5 *(Conc), available from the venue's box office throughout August, and online now at www.edfringe.com

Venue

St. Andrew's & St. George's

13 George Street

Edinburgh

EH2 2PA

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

+44 141 424 1803

Programme

1. Sir William Walton
   Façade (Complete)

Walton's witty and sparkling Façade comes to life with Radio 4 regulars Joanna Tope and Crawford Logan negotiating the complete extant numbers – including movements that have never been publicly performed before. Auricle makes its debut at the popular Fringe by the Sea festival in seaside North Berwick.

"Mr Walton's music is as original and witty as Miss Sitwell's poetry" Daily Mail, June 1923

Tickets

£15, available on the door and from Ticket Soup, 0844 481 8898

Venue

St. Andrew Blackadder Church

St. Andrew Street

North Berwick

East Lothian

EH39 4NU

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

0844 481 8898

Programme

1. Thomas Wilson
   Incidental Music arr. K Letham
   I. A Scot's Quair (Sunset Song, Cloud Howe, Grey Granite)
   II. Glencoe (with the poem by Douglas Stewart)
   
2. Wynton Marsalis
   A Fiddler's Tale Suite

Auricle returns to the West End Festival with a tuneful, funky, melodious and toe-tapping opening night. Be there for the European première of the suite from Grammy award winning composer and jazz trumpeter Wynton Marsalis's A Fiddler's Tale and the UK première of a new suite of previously unpublished incidental pieces by West End composer Thomas Wilson.

Special guest appearances by actors Crawford Logan and Rodd Christensen.

Part of the Cottier Chamber Project
at Glasgow's West End Festival.
Supported by MacRoberts Solicitors, Foyle Foundation, Creative Scotland, Enterprise Music Scotland, W.M.Mann Foundation.

Tickets

£8, £4 available on the door or from Tickets Scotland

Venue

Cottier's Theatre

93-95 Hyndland Street

Glasgow

G11 5PU

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

0844 415 5221

Programme

1. Sir William Walton
   Façade (Complete)

Walton's witty and sparkling Façade comes to life with Radio 4 regulars Joanna Tope and Crawford Logan negotiating the complete extant numbers – including movements that have never been publicly performed before.

"Mr Walton's music is as original and witty as Miss Sitwell's poetry" Daily Mail, June 1923

Tickets

Available from the Gatehouse Music Society

Venue

Gatehouse Parish Church

Church Street

Castramont Road

Gatehouse of Fleet

Dumfries and Galloway

Scotland, DG7

Programme

1. Sir William Walton
   Façade (Complete)

Walton's witty and sparkling Façade comes to life with Radio 4 regulars Joanna Tope and Crawford Logan negotiating the complete extant numbers – including movements that have never been publicly performed before.

"Mr Walton's music is as original and witty as Miss Sitwell's poetry" Daily Mail, June 1923

Tickets

£10, £8(NUS,MU,U16), available on the door. Directions here.

Venue

St. Bride's Episcopal Church

69 Hyndland Road

Glasgow

G12 9UX

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

+44 141 424 1803

Programme

1. Gustav Mahler
   Piano Quartet
2. Gustav Mahler
   Kindertotenlieder, Arr. Rainer Riehn
3. Benjamin Britten
   Sinfonietta

Rainer Riehn's initmate reduction of the Kindertotenlider gives a new perspective to Mahler's work, with Britten's youthful Sinfonietta and Mahler's early work for Piano Quartet completing the concert.

To download Auricle's Mini-Mahler Series brochure, click here

Tickets

£10, £8(NUS,MU,U16), available on the door. Directions here.

Venue

St. Bride's Episcopal Church

69 Hyndland Road

Glasgow

G12 9UX

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

+44 141 424 1803

Programme

1. Peter Maxwell Davies
   Fantasia upon one note, after Purcell
2. Robin Holloway
   Five Haydn Miniatures
3. Peter Maxwell Davies
   Miss Donnithorne's Maggot

The first of two unmissable concerts featuring Max's Music Theatre Pieces from the seventies - Miss Donnithorne's Maggot will be performed first, with 8 Songs for a Mad King, coming later in the season. Following much critical acclaim from her performances of Pierrot Lunaire last year, Alexa Mason returns to take the title role of Miss Donnithorne.

Tickets

This concert is part of the University Concert Series - the concert is free and unreserved. More information from Edinburgh University Music Department .

Venue

Reid Concert Hall

Bristo Square

Edinburgh University

EH8 9AH

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

+44 141 424 1803

Programme

1. Peter Maxwell Davies
   Fantasia upon one note, after Purcell
2. Robin Holloway
   Five Haydn Miniatures
3. Peter Maxwell Davies
   Miss Donnithorne's Maggot

The first of two unmissable concerts featuring Max's Music Theatre Pieces from the seventies - Miss Donnithorne's Maggot will be performed first, with 8 Songs for a Mad King, coming later in the season. Following much critical acclaim from her performances of Pierrot Lunaire last year, Alexa Mason returns to take the title role of Miss Donnithorne.

Tickets

£10, £8(NUS,MU,U16), available on the door. Directions here.

Venue

St. Bride's Episcopal Church

69 Hyndland Road

Glasgow

G12 9UX

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

+44 141 424 1803

Programme

1. Claude Debussy
   Prélude à L’après midi d’un faune arr. Benno Sachs
2. Gustav Mahler
   Lieder eines fahrenden gesellen, arranged for soprano and chamber ensemble
3. Gustav Mahler
   Symphony no. 4 in G major arranged for soprano and chamber ensemble

The Auricle Ensemble present just fifteen Auricle players to perform Mahler's Songs of a Travelling Wayfarer and Fourth Symphony and Debussy's tranquil masterpiece Prélude à L'après midi d'un faune. Soprano Úna McMahon joins them in Òran Mór's beautiful Auditorium. These three exquisite reductions form part of Auricle's two-year Mini-Mahler series, in which they are performing all of the available Mahler arrangements made for Schoenberg's Private Music Society in early 1920's Vienna.

“Ravishing” Mini-Mahler Concert, St Bride's, 6th Feb 2010.

“[The performance] should be an alluring and enthralling experience”
Mahler's Fourth Symphony, Michael Tumelty, The Herald, Feb 2010

To download Auricle's Mini-Mahler Series brochure, click here

Ticket Prices

£12.50, £10

Available from Òran Mór or Tickets Scotland Box Office 0844 415 5221

Venue

The Auditorium

Òran Mór

Top of Byres Road

Glasgow

G12 8QX

Scotland

Programme

1. Kurt Weill
   The Threepenny Opera

OPENING NIGHT WEF 2010: Kurt Weill and Bertolt Brecht's murderous classic, Threepenny Opera, performed in the atmospheric surroundings of Òran Mór's subterranean theatre space. Brecht's original dark and gritty vision comes to life in Jeremy Sams razor sharp modern translation - Michael Dale narrates the story, with a professional lineup of singers and the Auricle Ensemble performing Kurt Weill's original score.

Parental advisory - some explicit lyrics.

Guest Artistes

Heather Boyd, Caley Cheney, Michael Dale, Paul Featherstone, David Hamilton,
Alexa Mason, Una McMahon, Peter Thompson

Ticket Prices

£12, £10

Available from Òran Mór or Tickets Scotland Box Office 0844 415 5221

Venue

The Venue

Downstairs at Òran Mór

Top of Byres Road

Glasgow

G12 8QX

Scotland

Programme

1. Claude Debussy
   Prélude à L’après midi d’un faune arr. Benno Sachs
2. Peter Maxwell Davies
   Runes from a Holy Island
3. Gustav Mahler
   Lieder eines fahrenden gesellen, arr. Arnold Schoenberg

Songs of Mahler's wandering wayfarer feature alongside Benno Sachs' arrangement of Debussy's Prelude.

To download Auricle's Mini-Mahler Series brochure, click here

Tickets

£10, £8(NUS,MU,U16), available on the door. Directions here.

Venue

St. Bride's Episcopal Church

69 Hyndland Road

Glasgow

G12 9UX

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

+44 141 424 1803

Programme

1. W.A. Mozart
   Requiem, K.626, completed by Franz Sussmayr, revised by Duncan Druce

In a special concert celebrating the tenth anniversary of the Bothwell Philharmonic Choir, Auricle and conductor Chris Swaffer provide accompaniment to their performance of Mozart's Requiem.

Tickets

£10 available on the door or 01698 853375.

Venue

The Barony at Strathclyde University

16 Rottenroe East

Glasgow

G4 0RA

Scotland

Phone

01698 853375

Programme

1. Gustav Mahler
   Symphony no. 4 in G major, for soprano and chamber ensemble, arr. Klaus Simon

An exquisite new reduction of Mahler's Fourth Symphony arranged in the spirit of Schoenberg's 'Verein' concerts, performed in the beautiful setting of St. Bride's Church.

To download Auricle's Mini-Mahler Series brochure, click here

Tickets

£10, £8(NUS,MU,U16), available on the door. Directions here.

Venue

St. Bride's Episcopal Church

69 Hyndland Road

Glasgow

G12 9UX

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

+44 141 424 1803

Programme

1. Auricle Ensemble
   Discovering Pierrot
2. Arnold Schoenberg
   Pierrot Lunaire, Op. 21

Soprano Alexa Mason performs Schoenberg’s seminal work, Pierrot Lunaire in a special concert complete with atmospheric lighting and surtitles - introduced and explained by the musicians.

Tickets

This concert is part of the University Concert Series - the concert is free and unreserved. More information from Edinburgh University Music Department .

Venue

Reid Concert Hall

Bristo Square

Edinburgh University

EH8 9AH

Scotland

Programme

1. Auricle Ensemble
   Discovering Pierrot
2. Arnold Schoenberg
   Pierrot Lunaire, Op. 21

Soprano Alexa Mason performs Schoenberg’s seminal work, Pierrot Lunaire in a special concert complete with atmospheric lighting and surtitles - introduced and explained by the musicians.

Tickets

£10, £8(NUS,MU,U16), available on the door. Directions here.

Venue

St. Bride's Episcopal Church

69 Hyndland Road

Glasgow

G12 9UX

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

+44 141 424 1803

Programme

1. Auricle Ensemble
   Discovering Pierrot
2. Arnold Schoenberg
   Pierrot Lunaire, Op. 21

Soprano Alexa Mason performs Schoenberg’s seminal work, Pierrot Lunaire in a special concert complete with atmospheric lighting and surtitles - introduced and explained by the musicians. Supported by Enterprise Music Scotland.

Tickets

£6. Available from the Wigtown Book Festival (01988 403222), the Swallow Theatre (01988 850368) or on the door.

Venue

Swallow Theatre

Moss Park

Ravenstone

Whithorn

DG8 8DR

Scotland

Programme

1. Serge Prokofiev
   Peter and The Wolf
2. Paul Dukas
   The Sorcerer's Apprentice
3. George Gershwin
   An American In Paris

As part of their 'Reduced Classics' concerts, the Auricle Ensemble perform a wide range of works the whole family can enjoy. Balamory favourite Juliet Cadzow tells the story of Peter and the Wolf, and An American In Paris accompanied by the virtuoso playing of the Auricle Ensemble.

Have-A-Go Stand provided by the Wind Section

Before and after the concert, the players will be on hand with a barrage of instruments for any budding musician, young or old, to have a go!

Tickets

£6, £3(U18). Available at the door, or from Wigtown Book Festival, 01988 403222.

Venue

Wigtown Parish Church

Church Lane

Wigtown

Dumfries & Galloway

DG8 9HT

Programme

1. Serge Prokofiev
   Peter and The Wolf
2. Paul Dukas
   The Sorcerer's Apprentice
3. Richard Strauss
   Till Eulenspiegel
4. George Gershwin
   An American In Paris
5. Encore: Georges Bizet
   Carmen

As part of their 'Reduced Classics' concerts, the Auricle Ensemble perform a wide range of works the whole family can enjoy. Balamory favourite Juliet Cadzow tells the story of Peter and the Wolf, The Sorceror's Apprentice and Carmen accompanied by the virtuoso playing of the Auricle Ensemble. Promoted by Classic Music Live! Falkirk

Education Workshop

6.45pm Juliet and the players introduce the music and the ensemble

Tickets

£7 / Students £1, Available on the door, 01324 506850, or info@classicmusicfalkirk.org

Programme

1. First Half: Benjamin Britten
   The Spider and the Fly
2. Arnold Schoenberg
   Nachtwandler (Brettl Lieder)
3. Kurt Weill
   Nanna's Lied
4. Benjamin Britten
   Cabaret Songs
5. Erik Satie
   Je te veux
6. Georges van Parys
   Complainte de la butte (Moulin Rouge)
7. Charles Dumont
   Les flons-flons du bal (Edith Piaf)
8. Friederick Hollander
   Ich bin von Kopf...(Marlene Dietrich, Falling in love again...)
9. Kurt Weill
   Threepenny Opera: Mack the Knife - Pirate Jenny - Jealousy Duet


10. Second Half: Carlos Surinach
    Hollywood Carnival
11. Astor Piazzolla
    Primavera portena
12. Astor Piazzolla
    La Primera Palabra
13. Cole Porter
    My Heart Belongs to Daddy
14. George Gershwin
    The Man I Love
15. William Bolcom
    Song of Black Max
16. John Kander
    Cabaret: Don't Tell Mama - Mein Herr
17. Finale: John Kander
    All that Jazz (Chicago) - Auf Wiedersehen (Cabaret)
18. Encore: Charles Dumont
    Je ne regrette rien (Edith Piaf)

In the perfect cabaret atmosphere of Òran Mór’s ‘Venue’, this one-night-only concert is jam packed with iconic Cabaret songs and pieces - you’ll be in the company of an array of stars with songs from Edith Piaf and Marlene Dietrich to Britten, Kurt Weill, Cole Porter, George Gershwin, music from the hit shows Chicago and Cabaret, and the fiery Latin music of Piazzolla. Let our professional cast take you on a journey from dingy 1900’s Berlin Cabaret to glitzy Broadway via Paris, London and Buenos Aires: this is cabaret like you’ve never heard it before and a must see in this year’s Festival. Last year’s concert sold out; get your tickets quick!
“a diverse but inspirational programme from an incredibly versatile ensemble”(3weeks.com, Sep 2008)

Guest Artistes

Craig Carter, MC, plus: Samantha Blaney, Aveta Chen, Caley Cheney, Alexa Mason and Nicole Rowley

Ticket Prices

£12, £10(Conc)

Available from Òran Mór or Tickets Scotland Box Office 0870 220 116

Venue

The Venue

Downstairs at Òran Mór

Top of Byres Road

Glasgow

G12 8QX

Scotland

Programme

1. Sir William Walton
   Façade (Complete)

Walton’s witty and sparkling Façade comes to life with Radio 4 regulars Joanna Tope and Crawford Logan negotiating the complete extant numbers – including movements that have never been publicly performed before.

"Mr Walton's music is as original and witty as Miss Sitwell's poetry" Daily Mail, June 1923

Ticket Prices

£16 (£14 under 24)

Available online from the Byre Theatre or on the number below.

Venue

The Byre Theatre

Abbey Road

St. Andrews

Fife

KY16 9LA

Scotland

Phone

01334 475 000

Fax

01334 475 370

Programme

1. Sergey Prokofiev
   Peter and the Wolf, Op 67
2. Georges Bizet
   Carmen
3. Paul Dukas
   L'Apprenti sorcier, 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice'

As part of their 'Reduced Classics' concerts, the Auricle Ensemble perform a wide range of works the whole family can enjoy. Balamory favourite Juliet Cadzow tells the story of Peter and the Wolf, The Sorceror's Apprentice and Carmen accompanied by the virtuoso playing of the Auricle Ensemble.

Ticket Prices

£15 (£10 under 24), £40 2 adults & 2 children

Available online from the Byre Theatre or on the number below.

Venue

The Byre Theatre

Abbey Road

St. Andrews

Fife

KY16 9LA

Scotland

Phone

01334 475 000

Fax

01334 475 370

Programme

1. Serge Prokofiev
   Peter and The Wolf
2. Paul Dukas
   The Sorcerer's Apprentice
3. George Gershwin
   An American In Paris
4. Georges Bizet
   Carmen

As part of their 'Reduced Classics' concerts, the Auricle Ensemble perform a wide range of works the whole family can enjoy. Balamory favourite Juliet Cadzow tells the story of Peter and the Wolf, The Sorceror's Apprentice and Carmen accompanied by the virtuoso playing of the Auricle Ensemble.

Education Workshop

2pm Juliet and the players introduce the music and the ensemble

Tickets

Available from the Bute Arts Society, or on the door

Programme

1. Aaron Copland
   Music for the Theatre
2. Charles Ives
   The Unanswered Question
3. Aaron Copland
   Appalachian Spring, Suite for 13 instrumentalists
4. Randall Thompson
   Frostiana (Selection)
   Sung by the Pentland Singers, conducted by Sarah Forbes
5. Aaron Copland
   Clarinet Concerto

Ticket Prices

£10

Available from Balerno Music Festival

Venue

Balerno Parish Church

Balerno

Nr Edinburgh

Scotland

Programme

1. Aaron Copland
   Appalachian Spring, Suite for 13 instrumentalists
2. Charles Ives
   The Unanswered Question
3. Leonard Bernstein
   West Side Story, Concert Suite
4. Michael Daugherty
   What's That Spell? (B-A-R-B-I-E)
5. George Gershwin
   Rhapsody In Blue - Original Jazz Band Version, 1924

Ticket Prices

£12, £8(Conc), £5(Child)

Available from the Fringe Box Office

Venue

Grefriars Kirk

Greyfriars Place

Edinburgh

Scotland

Programme

1. William Walton
   Façade (Complete)

Walton’s witty and sparkling Façade comes to life with Radio 4 regular Joanna Tope and WEF Director Michaal Dale negotiating the complete extant numbers.

"Mr Walton's music is as original and witty as Miss Sitwell's poetry" Daily Mail, June 1923

Tickets

Available from the West End Festival and on the door.

Venue

Kibble Palace

Botanic Gardens

Gt. Western Road

Glasgow

Scotland

Programme

1. Serge Prokofiev
   Peter and the Wolf
2. Richard Strauss
   Till Eulenspiegel
3. Paul Dukas
   The Sorcerer's Apprentice

As part of their 'Reduced Classics' concerts, the Auricle Ensemble perform a wide range of works the whole family can enjoy. Balamory favourite Juliet Cadzow tells the story of Peter and the Wolf, The Sorceror's Apprentice and Carmen accompanied by the virtuoso playing of the Auricle Ensemble.

Tickets

£6, available on the door.

Venue

The Auditorium, at Òran Mór

Top of Byres Road

Glasgow

Scotland

Email

auricle@hotmail.co.uk

Phone

+44 141 424 1803

Programme

1. Richard Wagner
   Siegfried-Idyll
2. Arnold Schoenberg
   Chamber Symphony no.1 in E major, Op. 9
3. Charles Ives
   The Unanswered Question
4. Aaron Copland
   Appalachian Spring, Suite for 13 instrumentalists

Tickets

£10, £8(Conc), £5(Child)

Venue

St. Mary's Cathedral

300 Great Western Road

Glasgow

Scotland

Programme

1. Dmitri Shostakovich
   Jazz Suite No. 1
2. Igor Stravinsky
   Ebony Concerto
3. Darius Milhaud
   La Création du monde
4. Leonard Bernstein
   Prelude, Fugue and Riffs
5. Miles Davis
   Birth of the Cool
6. George Gershwin
   Rhapsody in Blue, Original Jazz Band Version

Tickets

£8, £5(Conc)

Venue

St. Mary's Cathedral

300 Great Western Road

Glasgow

Scotland