Click the control to hear Chopin Cello Sonata in G minor Opus 65, Largo, performed by Marianne Tyler Brown – Cello and Rie Hashizume – Piano
Brahms: Six Songs arranged for violoncello and piano Marianne Tyler Brown (cello) and Rie Hashizume (piano)
(H.Almers)
Like melodies it floweth: Opus 105/1
Like melodies it floweth, Soft thro’ my spirit calls, Like springtime flow’rs it gloweth, In fragrance downward falls. But when a word would hold it And give it to the eye, As cloudy mist ‘t’ would fold it And vanish as a sigh. And yet; thro rhyme and singing A hidden fragrance lies, Germ mild and still, and bringing Soft moisture to the eyes.
(K.Groth)
Love Song: Opus 71/5
When my radiant one is nigh, When she roams the meadows, Sweeter carols sound on high, ‘Mid the woodland shadows. When she wills the buds of May, Then are fair the bowers, Where her tender footsteps stray, Brighter bloom the flowers. Without thee the world is dead, I can find no pleasure, E’vry joy for me is fled If without my treasure. Oh my heart’s delight and Queen, Be thou ever near me, Grant me still these joys serene In my heart I’ll wear thee!
(Holty)
Schumann Fantasy Piece No.1
Marianne’s next Lecture Recital will explore beautiful music for Solo Cello & Cello and Piano including works by J.S Bach, Kodaly, Messiaen, Amy Beach, Linda Catlin Smith, Arvo Part, Maria Von Paradis, Imogen Holst. Presented by Cellist Marianne Tyler Brown with guest pianist Elizabeth Dockrell Tyler.During the recital Marianne will talk about her PhD research and the stories surrounding the music performed. This event is free of charge. There will be an opportunity to contribute to Marianne’s research through a survey asking what music means to you, the audience, available following the performance (paper or digital). A fundraising appeal for Solace Women’s Aid will be launched following this recital. Please reserve your free tickets here and contribute to Marianne’s research about music and transformation. Limited availability so do book soon!