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International Classical Season 2007/2008 Richard Tognetti with the Australian Chamber Orchestra

Wednesday 23rd April 2008, 8.00pm

City Halls : Grand Hall

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Young and enthusiastic conductor Richard Tognetti brings the Australian Chamber Orchestra to Glasgow for their debut Scottish performance.

British tenor Mark Padmore completes the line-up and showcases his Bach expertise. He has been especially recognised for his leading roles in Bach’s Passions and Cantatas.

Tognetti has worked hard to build the reputation of the orchestra and they frequently combine more traditional repertoire with their own interpretation of contemporary songs. Expect a sense of energy and individuality too, as uniquely all the artists perform standing.

This group must be the best chamber orchestra on earth. (The Times)

Tickets:  £20, £17, £12

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Buy 10 or more get 15% off, 2 interval recpetions and Director's Opening Night Reception

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Featuring:

Richard Tognetti - Artistic Director / Violin

Australian Chamber Orchestra

Mark Padmore - Tenor

Works:

Handel - Concerto Grosso in D minor, Op.6 No.10

J.S. Bach - Violin Concerto No.1 in A minor, BWV 1041

J.S. Bach - Cantata No.82 "Ich habe genug", BWV 82

Smalley - Strung Out for 13 solo strings

Ravel - String Quartet in F major (arr. for orchestra R. Tognetti)

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