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BBC Symphony Orchestra

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at the Royal Academy of Music The second of two concerts of 20th-century music in which Hugh Wood introduces the work of an established master.
ELISE ROSS (soprano)
ENID HARTLE (contralto)
PHILIP LANGRIDGE (tenor) PETER HALL (tenor)
DEREK HAMMOND-STROUD (bar) MALCOLM KING (bass) ELI GOREN (violin)
GERALD BRINNEN (double-bass) DAVID BUTT (flute and piccolo) ROGER FALLOWS
(clarinet and bass clarinet) richard TYACK (bass trombone) SUSAN BRADSHAW (piano) RICHARD NUNN (piano) JOHN LEACH (cimbalom)
MEMBERS OF THE BBC SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, leader ELI GOREN conducted by DIEGO MASSON
Georges Aperghis II gigante Golia (UK premiere)
Goehr Naboth 's Vineyard
Stravinsky Renard (sung in Russian)
(Introduced by Hugh Wood )
(Given before an invited audience on 21 February)

Contributors

Introduces:
Hugh Wood
Double-Bass:
Gerald Brinnen
Clarinet:
Roger Fallows
Piano:
Susan Bradshaw
Piano:
John Leach
Leader:
Eli Goren
Conducted By:
Diego Masson
Conducted By:
Georges Aperghis
Unknown:
Goehr Naboth
Unknown:
Stravinsky Renard
Introduced By:
Hugh Wood
Source: Radio Times

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