toulouse chamber orchestra

conducted by José Serebrier
Friday, 17 February
Saturday, 18 February
8:00pm City Hall

FRIDAY, 17 FEBRUARY

Multi-Grammy winner, Maestro José Serebrier is renowned for his illustrious recordings with some of the world’s greatest orchestras, including the Bournemouth Symphony and the Russian National Orchestra.

The wonderful Toulouse Chamber Orchestra, which performs in France and around the world, has been fortunate to be championed by the charismatic Serebrier who regularly conducts the ensemble and under whose baton it performs tonight. The first half of the programme features John Constable as soloist in a thrilling work by little known English composer Walter Leigh.

Programme I (Subject to change)

Bach	Air, from Suite No. 3
Bach	Sinfonia III Allegro assai- Allegretto
Mozart	Divertimento KV 136 in D Major
Leigh	Concertino for Piano and Orchestra John Constable, piano
Tchaikovsky arr. Serebrier	Andante Cantabile
Arensky	Variations on a Theme by Tchaikovsky
Tchaikovsky	Elegy
Turina	La Oración del Torero
Bartok	Rumanian Folk Dances

SATURDAY, 18 FEBRUARY

The second Toulouse Chamber Orchestra concert features soprano Carole Farley as soloist and celebrates José Serebrier’s skills not only as conductor but also as composer. Enjoy this programme of hauntingly beautiful music, some of which may be new to you and some of which will be very familiar.

Programme II (Subject to change)

Grieg	Holberg Suite, Op. 40
Grieg	Two Elegiac Melodies, Op. 34
Grieg arr. Serebrier	In the Time of Roses
	Mother’s Lament
	Solveig’s Cradle Song
	Carole Farley, soprano

Intermission

Serebrier	Symphony No. 3 (movements 1 & 4)
	Carole Farley, soprano
Serebrier	Tango in Blue
Puccini	Chrysantemi
Mozart	Eine Kleine Nachtmusik

BUY TICKETS

ADULTS
$65
STUDENTS
$25

PRE - PERFORMANCE TALK 7.00pm
Bermuda National Gallery

The Rôle of the Conductor
Distinguished conductor José Serebrier gives the inside story on how he works with an orchestra.

Free admission, but tickets must be booked in advance.