6TH OCTOBER 2020

Steel City Strings Announces 2020 Digital Season

2020 DIGITAL SEASON | OCT // NOV // DEC

 

From October to December 2020, Steel City Strings will perform its inaugural Digital Season.

3 incredible 40-minute concerts. 3 incredible months.

The Digital Season will see a combination of complete orchestra works such as Warlock’s ‘Capriol Suite’, trios, quartets and various solo performances from our principal and associate artists.

 
 

 

FULL PROGRAM.

 

 

October       Vivaldi, Beethoven, Mendelssohn

 

19:00 AEDT, Wednesday, 23rd October. Available on demand.

 

Felix Mendelssohn          

String Symphony No.3 in E minor, MWV N 3, Mvmt. I (1821)  |  Conductor: Luke Spicer

 

Ludwig van Beethoven   

Piano Trio in C minor, Op.1 No.3, Mvmt. I (1795)  |  Matthew Tsalidis (Violin), Karella Mitchell (Cello), Bradley Baker (Piano)

 

Max Reger                      

3 Suites for Solo Viola, Op.131d (1916)  |  Adrian Davis (Viola)

 

Antonio Vivaldi               

Concerto for 2 Cellos in G minor, RV 531 (1710)  |  Soloists: Karella Mitchell (Cello 1), Rita Woolhouse (Cello 2), Conductor: Luke Spicer

 

 

November     Corelli, Beethoven, Holst

 

19:00 AEDT Wednesday, 18th November. Available on demand here.

 

Gustav Holst                   St. Paul’s Suite, Op.29 No.2, Mvmt. IV (1913)  |  Conductor: Luke Spicer

 

Ludwig van Beethoven   Piano Trio in C minor, Op.1 No.3, Mvmt. II, III, IV (1795)  |  Matthew Tsalidis (Violin), Karella Mitchell (Cello), Bradley Baker (Piano)

 

Arcangelo Corelli            Concerto grosso in D major, Op.6 No.4 (c.a. 1712)  |  Soloists: Kyle Little (Violin I), Jacob Antonio (Violin II), Karella Mitchell (Cello), Conductor: Luke Spicer

 

 

December     Mozart, Shostakovich, Warlock

 

19:00 AEDT Wednesday, 9th December. Available on demand here.

 

Maurice Ravel                Don Quichotte à Dulcinée (Arr. Jeremy Boulton) (1934)  |  Jeremy Boulton (Baritone), Steel City Strings Quartet

 

Dmitri Shostakovich               Five Pieces For Two Violins and Piano  |  Kyle Little (Violin I), Monique Ziegelaar (Violin II), David Vance (Piano)

 

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart   Eine kleine Nachtmusik, K.525, Mvmt. IV (1787)  |  Steel City Strings Quartet

 

Peter Warlock                        Capriol Suite (1926)  |  Conductor: Luke Spicer

 

 

PURCHASE DIGITAL SEASON SUBSCRIPTION.

via Trybooking here. If you are a 2020 Paid Digital Subscriber, access is complimentary. Check your emails for more information or contact the Technical Support Team at [email protected].

 

MAKE A DONATION.

100% tax-deductible donations can still be made to Steel City Strings to support this project and future projects as the orchestra survives the COVID-19 pandemic. Tax-deductible donations are still being received here.

 

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