Anna Hashimoto
Clarinettist
Anna joins pianist Miki Takaki and violinist Hiromi Futamura for a trio recital in Kitakyushu. Programme Madeleine Dring - Trio Clara Schumann - 3 Romances, Op.22 Joseph Horovitz - Sonatina Daruis Milhaud - Suite, Op.157b Bela Bartok - Contrasts, Sz.111 Anna Hashimoto, Clarinet Hiromi Futamura, Violin Miki Takaki, Piano
Programme Verdi - La Forza Del Destino, Overture Finzi - Clarinet Concerto in C minor, Op.31 Brahms - Symphony No. 1 in C minor, Op.68 Anna Hashimoto, Clarinet Jean-Claude Casadesus, Conductor
Programme: CLARA SCHUMANN (ARR. HASHIMOTO) Three Lieder ERZSÉBET SZŐNYI Five Old Dances NINA ASHTON mud hive JUDITH BINGHAM The Cathedral of Trees JEANINE RUEFF Trois pièces CÉCILE CHAMINADE (ARR. ROSS) Mignonne allons voir si la rose EMILY ROSS oboe ANNA HASHIMOTO clarinet NINA ASHTON bassoon FELICITY DAVIES soprano
An ordinary day. A terrible event. The death of her infant child sets in motion one woman’s search for a life-restoring miracle. All she needs to do – in the course of a single day – is find one genuinely happy human being. But when every encounter ends in disappointment, she turns finally to the […]
Join us for a day of performances, masterclasses and play sessions at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire on Sunday 1st October. As with previous CASSGB events, you can expect playing opportunities, listening to masterclasses and a wonderful final concert. There will also be plenty of trade stands and other sessions to keep you entertained throughout the day. […]
Bach/Webern Ricercare Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21 Prokofiev Symphony No. 5 DANIELE RUSTIONI CONDUCTOR FEDERICO COLLI PIANO ‘Ricercare’ means ‘to seek’ and Webern’s interpretation of Bach is very much the 20th Century composer […]
Resident Choreographer Wayne McGregor, composer Thomas Adès, artist Tacita Dean, lighting designer Lucy Carter and dramaturg Uzma Hameed present a monumental reinvention of Dante's vision, by turns terrifying, lyrical and dazzling, in this compelling award-winning ballet for the full Company. Anna is the guest principal clarinettist for the performances on 18th November (7:30 pm), and […]
The spirit of folk music is woven throughout this programme, beginning with work by great friends and fellow countrymen, Ernő Dohnányi and Béla Bartók. Both were inspired by the music of their native Hungary, which in Dohnányi’s case produced the humourous and melodic Symphonic Minutes, and in Bartók’s, his beautifully serene Third Piano Concerto, which […]
Programme Gwyn Pritchard: Release (cor anglais & accordion) Helmut Zapf: Luv (solo clarinet) Gwyn Pritchard: Features & Formations (for solo violin, flute, violin & cello) Andrea Cavallari: Pieces from Ficciones (solo piano) Gwyn Pritchard: Res (violin, cello & piano) Short interval Siegfried Kutterer: As if a baldhead is going to the hairdresser (cello, piano & […]
The Snowman on the big screen accompanied by live orchestra with a hamper of seasonal orchestral delights. Howard Blake, The Snowman (live to film) And other seasonal favourites!
The Tritsch-Tratsch Sinfonie directed by David Juritz play music by Strauss and Lehar including Die Fledermaus, Blue Danube and Radetsky March. With Milly Forrest, Sandy Burnett, Mark Viner and special guest, Father Kevin Morris. Kindly sponsored by Home Instead - home care in Hammersmith and Chiswick.Profits from the concert will be shared between two charities […]
Freya Waley-Cohen’s music is characterised by contrasts between earthy rhythmic play and fragility, luminous spaces, and a sense of the otherworldly. Many of her recent works play with myths, magic and the occult as lenses through which to look at the contemporary world. We perform an evening of Freya’s occult-inspired works, including the premiere performance […]