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A Light Classical Concert

on National Programme Daventry

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Meriel St. Clair (mezzo-soprano)
The Sylvan Trio: John Francis (flute); Sylvia Spencer (oboe); Millicent Silver (pianoforte)

Trio in C minor - Quantz

Quantz was one of the great masters of the flute, who was born at Gottingen in 1697 and died at Potsdam in 1773. In 1718 Quantz joined the Chapel of the King of Poland as oboist, but after a few years he began to interest himself in the flute, which eventually became his favourite instrument. After a few years his name was famous throughout Europe as a flute soloist, teacher, and composer. His flute compositions consist of innumerable duets, trios, quartets, and about three hundred concertos.

Meriel St. Clair:
Orpheus with his Lute - W. Linley, arr. Arundell
Still the lark finds repose - T. Linley, arr. Ivimey

Trio:
Pastorale and Harlequinade - Goossens
The Shepherd (Night Piece for voice, flute, oboe and pianoforte) - Bedford

Meriel St. Clair:
Clair de lune - Faure
Mandoline - Faure

Trio:
Suite, No. 2 - William Young, arr. W.G. Whittaker
1. First Allemand, Ayre; 2. First Corrente, Balletto; 3. Second Corrente, Second Allemande

Contributors

Mezzo-Soprano:
Merial St. Clair
Flautist:
John Francis
Oboeist:
Sylvia Spencer
Pianist:
Millicent Silver

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