Junior RNCM
“Before They become Famous IX”

This year’s concert featured 4 students :-
Angelina Dorlin-Barlow (Voice)
Catrin Round (Oboe)
Adam Neild (Cornet)
Harry Woodfield (Guitar)

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Programme

Angelina Dorlin-Barlow (Voice)
Purcell: Music for a While
Schumann: Die Lotosblume
Quilter: Dream Valley
Thiman: I Wandered Loneley as a Cloud

Catrin Round (Oboe)
Telemann: Sonata in A Minor (all 4 Movements)

Adam Neild (Cornet)
Graham: Swedish Hymn
Graham: Glorious Ventures

Harry Woodfield (Guitar)
Garoto: Duas Contas
Albeniz: Granada

Interval

Catrin Round (Oboe)
Schmann: Romances for Oboe and Piano (Movements 1 and 2)

Harry Woodfield (Guitar)
Myers: Cavatina
Albeniz: Sevilla

Angelina Dorlin-Barlow (Voice)
Handel: Here Amid the Shady Woods
Hahn: A Choloris
Gershwin: Nice Work if You Can Get It

Adam Neild (Cornet)
Clarke: The Debutante

All (except Harry Woodfield) were accompanied by David Jones (Piano)

Press Report

Once again students from the Junior Royal Northern College of Music provided an enthusiastic audience with an exceptional evening of music making. The performers ranged from 15 to 18 years. David Jones provided piano accompaniment where appropriate.

Angelina Dorlin-Barlow opened the concert with songs by Purcell, Schumann, Quilter and Thiman, sung with clarity and precision. In the second half she sang songs by Handel and Hahn, finishing with a spirited performance of “Nice work if you can get it” by Gershwin.

Catrin Round (oboe) gave us much to enjoy, with a sonata by Telemann and two of the Romances for Oboe and Piano by Schumann.

The cornet might be regarded as the little brother of the trumpet, but it certainly made a big impact in the hands of Adam Nield. In the first half he played two pieces by Peter Graham, one of which appeared to be variations on “How great thou art” and he brought the concert to a rousing conclusion with “The Débutanté” by Herbert Clarke.

Harry Woodfield demonstrated the aptness of the guitar to a performing space such as the Drama Studio with “Granada” and “Sevilla” by Albeniz and “Duas Contas” by Garoto.

Angelina Dorlin-Barlow	Catrin Round	Adam Neild	Harry Woodfield

Bows

All pictures were taken during the concert (by Roger Evans)

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