At the World's Edge Festival - Out of Doors
Live Music
October 7, 2024
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Oct 7, 2024
7:30 pm
VENUE:
$25/$70
A special piano-focused programme with Hungarian Festival Artist Daniel Lebhardt bringing a piece of his heritage to AWE. Monday 7 October, 7:30pm
This launches us on a journey across Europe, starting in Hungary and looking westwards with folk melodies, ancient and contemporary, from England to the USA.
Programme
- Béla Bartók Three Rondos on Slovak Folk Tunes
- Béla Bartók Out of Doors, interspersed with selections of Eve de Castro-Robinson’s a zigzagged gaze
- Béla Bartók Rhapsody No.1 for violin and piano
- Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (arr. Maud Powell) Deep River from 24 Negro Melodies, op.59 for violin and piano
- Thomas Tomkins A Sad Pavan for These Distracted Tymes
- Percy Grainger Walking Tune, Spoon River and Shepherd’s Hey
Performers
Daniel Lebhardt & Madeleine Xiao -Piano
Benjamin Baker & Alexi Kenney - Violin
AWE+ | Local Pianist Showcase, 5:30pm
Local piano students of Kinga Krupa perform ahead of a masterclass the following day with Festival Artist Daniel Lebhaft.
Free entry.
AWE+ | Folk Songs - Morgan Pearse, 6:30pm
Performance of folk songs curated in response to the festival’s folk theme. Performed by Morgan Pearse (baritone) and Madeleine Xiao (piano).
A 30-minute programme, presented before Out of Doors.
Free entry.
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