Proms Chamber Music 7
Jerusalem Quartet, Pavel Haas Quartet, Colin Currie
- Date Saturday 29 August 2009
- Time 11.00am - c12.10pm
- Venue Cadogan Hall
- Tickets £5 - £12

- Broadcast Live on BBC Radio 3. Available as audio on demand for the following week.
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- Haydn String Quartet in G major, Op.77 No.1
(22 mins)
- Alexander Goehr Since Brass, nor Stone...
(14 mins)
- Beethoven Quartet in C minor, Op.18 No.4
(33 mins)
- There will be no interval
- Jerusalem Quartet
- Pavel Haas Quartet
- Colin Currie percussion
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Proms Chamber Music 8
Alina Ibragimova, Tai Murray
- Date Saturday 29 August 2009
- Time 1.00pm - c2.00pm
- Venue Cadogan Hall
- Tickets £5 - £12

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- J S Bach Partita No.3 in E major for solo violin, BWV 1006 (19 mins)
- Bartók Sonata for solo violin (27 mins)
- There will be no interval
- Alina Ibragimova violin
- Tai Murray violin

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Proms Chamber Music 9
Kungsbacka Trio, Aronowitz Ensemble, Galliard Ensemble
- Date Saturday 29 August 2009
- Time 2.30pm - c3.35pm
- Venue Cadogan Hall
- Tickets £5 - £12

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- Mozart Piano Quartet in E flat major, K493
(26 mins)
- Spohr Nonet (31 mins)
- There will be no interval
- Kungsbacka Trio
- Lawrence Power viola
- Aronowitz Ensemble
- Galliard Ensemble
- Luis Cabrera double bass
- Lawrence Power, the Aronowitz Ensemble, the Galliard Ensemble and the Kungsbacka Trio are members of Radio 3's New Generation Artists scheme.
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Proms Chamber Music 10
Natalie Clein, Andrew Kennedy, Jonathan Lemalu, Jennifer Pike, Tom Poster
- Date Saturday 29 August 2009
- Time 4.30pm - c5.40pm
- Venue Cadogan Hall
- Tickets £5 - £12

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- Delius Cello Sonata (13 mins)
- Holst Songs for tenor and violin, Op.35: Invocation to the Dawn; I will not let thee go; Sergeant Song;
(7 mins)
- Holst Six Songs for baritone and piano, Op.15 - selection (7 mins)
- Elgar Violin Sonata (26 mins)
- There will be no interval
- Natalie Clein cello
- Andrew Kennedy tenor
- Jonathan Lemalu bass-baritone
- Jennifer Pike violin
- Tom Poster piano
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5.15pm Proms Intro
Join Dr Elmar Weingarten, Executive Director of
Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich, and musicians from the orchestra in
conversation with Rob Cowan.
Prom 59: Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich
We welcome back US soprano
Dawn Upshaw – who memorably
made a chart-topping recording of
Górecki's Symphony of Sorrowful
Songs with tonight's conductor,
David Zinman, in the early
1990s – to sing Osvaldo Golijov's
acclaimed new work: an intense exploration of loss and
consolation, in which the Argentine-born composer
draws upon a ravishing range of colours to enhance the
poetic imagery of four Schubert songs.
Tonight's opener represents the more public face of Schubert, with the overture published as part of his incidental music to Helmina von Chézy's play Rosamunde.
Dawn Upshaw returns after the interval to provide the angel's-eye view of Heaven at the end of Mahler's Fourth Symphony.
- Schubert Rosamunde - Overture (10 mins)
- Schubert/Osvaldo Golijov She Was Here (UK premiere) (14 mins)
- Mahler Symphony No.4 in G major (60 mins)
- Dawn Upshaw soprano
- Tonhalle Orchestra Zurich
- David Zinman conductor
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Watch an introduction to the BBC Radio 3 New Generation Artists scheme