
Colin Currie and Friends
Colin Currie and friends in recital from the Queen’s Hall, including a work by Steve Reich dedicated to Scottish-born Colin Currie. From the Edinburgh International Festival 2015.
Every weekday for three weeks, Radio 3 broadcasts one of the stand-out concerts from the Queen’s Hall recital series over the past decade. Today Donald Macleod introduces Colin Currie and friends in an exhilarating recital from 2015 including Steve Reich’s Quartet for two vibraphones and two pianos, dedicated to Scottish-born Colin Currie. The recital also includes Adams's work for two pianos, Hallelujah Junction, and a musical response to poetry by Norwegian composer Rolf Wallin. The concert concludes with Bartok's masterpiece for two pianos and percussion.
John Adams: Hallelujah Junction
Steve Reich: Quartet for 2 Vibraphones and 2 Pianos
INTERVAL: Donald Macleod introduces the flamboyant pianist Lang Lang in a recording of Rachmaninov’s Piano Sonata No 2 in B flat minor Op. 36
Rolf Wallin: Realismos mágicos
Bartok: Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion
Colin Currie - percussion
Sam Walton - percussion
Philip Moore - piano
Simon Crawford Philips – piano
Photograph - Linda Nylind
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Music Played
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John Adams
Hallelujah Junction
Performer: Simon Crawford‐Phillips. Performer: Philip Moore. -
Steve Reich
Quartet for 2 Vibraphones and 2 Pianos
Performer: Colin Currie. Performer: Sam Walton. Performer: Philip Moore. Performer: Simon Crawford‐Phillips. -
Sergey Rachmaninov
Piano Sonata No 2 in B flat minor Op. 36
Performer: Lang Lang.- Live at Seiji Ozawa Hall.
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Rolf Wallin
Realismos mágicos
Performer: Colin Currie. -
Béla Bartók
Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion
Performer: Colin Currie. Performer: Sam Walton. Performer: Philip Moore. Performer: Simon Crawford‐Phillips. -
George Frideric Handel
What though I trace each herb and flow'r (Solomon)
Singer: Dame Sarah Connolly. Ensemble: Academy for Ancient Music Berlin. Director: Daniel Reuss.- Harmonia Mundi.
Broadcast
- Tue 11 Aug 2020 11:00ѿý Radio 3