Mozart – “Elvira Madigan” concerto
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St Mary's Church, Fordingbridge
Church St, Fordingbridge SP6 1BB, UK (Google Maps)
This November, I am delighted to be performing one of Mozart’s most famous piano concertos. This concert is with the Edwards Ensemble conducted by Nigel Edwards.
The second movement of the concerto, a dream-like meditation, is well known because it was used in “Elvira Madigan”. The film explores the relationship between a famous Danish circus performer and an army lieutenant. (It does not have a happy ending!)
Here is an example from the film on YouTube.
The concert will also include a performance of Mozart’s Requiem with Fordingbridge Choral Society.
£15 advance – book here
£18 at the door
Under 18s go free
Fordingbridge Choral Society
Director: Nigel Edwards
Edwards Ensemble
Leader: Peter Bussereau
Mozart Requiem Soloists:
Soprano: Amy Carson
Alto: Charlotte Tetley
Tenor: Michael Graham
Bass: Timothy Dickinson
The second movement of the concerto, a dream-like meditation, is well known because it was used in “Elvira Madigan”. The film explores the relationship between a famous Danish circus performer and an army lieutenant. (It does not have a happy ending!)
Here is an example from the film on YouTube.
The concert will also include a performance of Mozart’s Requiem with Fordingbridge Choral Society.
Tickets, including an interval drink
£15 advance – book here
£18 at the door
Under 18s go free
Musicians
Fordingbridge Choral Society
Director: Nigel Edwards
Edwards Ensemble
Leader: Peter Bussereau
Mozart Requiem Soloists:
Soprano: Amy Carson
Alto: Charlotte Tetley
Tenor: Michael Graham
Bass: Timothy Dickinson
Accessibility
Step-free access: The south door has ♿️ level access for wheelchairs. Push the door hard!
⚠️ The south door is accessed by a dirt/stone track with awkward bends.
The north door has ❌ no step-free access: two steps into the porch and a deep step into the church.
⚠️ Narrow pavements near the church: wheelchair users will need to use the road.
Most of the church interior is accessible on a single level.
There is an accessible toilet with a baby changing facility inside the Church.
️ Car parking for those with disabilities and mobility problems may be available by arrangement.
Please contact the organisers to confirm access information.
⚠️ The south door is accessed by a dirt/stone track with awkward bends.
The north door has ❌ no step-free access: two steps into the porch and a deep step into the church.
⚠️ Narrow pavements near the church: wheelchair users will need to use the road.
Most of the church interior is accessible on a single level.
There is an accessible toilet with a baby changing facility inside the Church.
️ Car parking for those with disabilities and mobility problems may be available by arrangement.
Please contact the organisers to confirm access information.
Programme
Wolfgang Amadé Mozart
(1756–1791)
Piano Concerto K.467, no.21, “Elvira Madigan”
1Allegro
2Andante
3Allegro vivace assai
Wolfgang Amadé Mozart
(1756–1791)
Requiem
General note: for recitals, repertoire and programme order may change.