Classical Musicians Network: 'Flutes of fancy' @ Dublin Unitarian Church
A concert featuring the charming flute, with solo works by Godard, Schubert and Tchaikovsky, and duets by Telemann and others.
Join us for an afternoon of music featuring the charming flute, with works for flute and piano including Godard's Suite de Trois Morceux and arrangements of Tchaikovsky's Arie des Lensky and Schubert's much-loved songs Güte nacht and Ständchen, alongside flute duets by Telemann and others.
Organised by the Classical Musicians Network. Admission is free, though donations will be appreciated which will go towards the church Restoration Fund. This concert will last approximately 50 minutes.
A concert featuring the charming flute, with solo works by Godard, Schubert and Tchaikovsky, and duets by Telemann and others.
Join us for an afternoon of music featuring the charming flute, with works for flute and piano including Godard's Suite de Trois Morceux and arrangements of Tchaikovsky's Arie des Lensky and Schubert's much-loved songs Güte nacht and Ständchen, alongside flute duets by Telemann and others.
Organised by the Classical Musicians Network. Admission is free, though donations will be appreciated which will go towards the church Restoration Fund. This concert will last approximately 50 minutes.
Programme:
Sonata for two flutes in D major, Op. 5 by G.F. Telemann
Two songs arranged for flute and piano by Franz Schubert, arr. T. Boehm
Arie des Lensky by P.I. Tchaikovsky
Two progressive studies for two flutes by Ernesto Koehler
Suite de trois morceaux by Benjamin Godard
Line-up
Eva Ordóñez
Shari McDaid
Tracy O’Donnell
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- In-person
Location
Dublin Unitarian Church
112 Saint Stephen's Green
D02 YP23 Dublin
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Agenda
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Programme
Sonata for two flutes in D major, Op. 5 G.F. Telemann 2 songs arranged for flute and piano Franz Schubert, arr. by T. Boehm Arie des Lensky P.I. Tchaikovsky Two progressive studies for 2 flutes Ernesto Koehler Suite de trois morceaux Benjamin Godard