Early 18th century British Music Concert at Tremenheere Art Gallery

A concert was given in the Art Gallery of Tremenheere Sculpture Park in November 2018 as a fund-raising event for the Cornish Charity Bringing Freedom

Conductor Russell Blacker

Soloists
Katherine Davies (Clarinet, Bassoon and Flute)
Rebecca Sampson (Flute)
Martin White violin

Jenny Rapson violin
Philip Gurney viola
Tim Smithies cello
Alex Long double bass
William Box (horn)
Iain Vosper (horn)
Nick Wetherall (oboe)

Programme

Bach Orchestral Suite no 2
Mahon Concerto for Clarinet No.2 in F Major
Purcell , incidental music (Z 570)^[a] for a revival in the summer of 1695 of Abdelazar or The Moor's Revenge a 1676 play by Aphra Behn, an adaptation of the c. 1600 tragedy Lust's Dominion.

Ouverture
Rondeau
Air
Air
Minuet
Air
Jig
Hornpipe
Air

James Hook Clarinet Concerto

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