Recital with Soprano Betty Makharinsky
Songs by Schumann, Mahler and Strauss
Piano music by Brahms and Mahler
Concert for the Gustav Mahler Society of UK
Full info:
https://www.mahlersociety.org/concertsandevents
A Four Concert Festival in St Maxime, France
02.05 - 7pm Ravel, Chopin, Liszt and more Piano Recital by Pavel Timofeyevsky
03.05 -7pm Song and Opera Gala with Natasha Day, Andrew Henley and Pavel Timofeyevsky
04.05 - 7pm Beethoven, Brahms, Juon clarinet trios with Matthew Wilsher, Urška Horvat and Pavel Timofeyevsky
05.05 - 3pm Puccini’s Tosca - an impactful version with Pauls Putnins, Matthew Wilsher, Urška Horvat, Natasha Day, Andrew Henley and Pavel Timofeyevsky
All information:
https://www.goldagepro.com/retreat
Pavel Timofeyevsky - programme TBC
For the second concert of this season at St Cuthbert’s Church, join us for an evening of chamber music for clarinet, cello and piano.
In the summer of 1891, Johannes Brahms ended his self-imposed retirement from composing by penning a trio for clarinet, cello and piano in A minor. The process of composing the trio reignited Brahms’ creative fire and marked the beginning of his “late” period; a rich output full of autumnal colours and moods, passionate yet deeply profound. At the same time a young Russian-Swiss composer, Paul Juon, was embarking on a career in music having just graduated from the Moscow Conservatory, where his classmates included Rachmaninoff and Scriabin. It was Rachmaninoff that affectionally nicknamed Juon “the Russian Brahms”.
The Aeolian Trio invite you to this musical dialogue between Brahms’ mature clarinet Trio op 114 and Juon’s lesser known but very attractive early Trio Miniaturen op 18. Programme will also include Beethoven’s uplifting “Gassenhauer” Trio op 11, written in 1797, which no doubt both Brahms and Juon used as a reference when creating their clarinet trios.
Programme:
Beethoven op 11 in B flat major “Gassenhauer”
Allegro con brio
Tema con variazioni ("Pria ch'io l'impegno": Allegretto)
Paul Juon Trio-Miniaturen op.18
Reverie
Humoreske
Elegie
Danse Phantastique
Interval
Brahms Trio op 114
Allegro
Adagio
Andantino Grazioso
Allegro
Performers
Aeolian Trio:
Urška Horvat – cello
Matthew Wilsher – clarinet
Pavel Timofeyevsky – piano
Anna Kondrashina - flute
Pavel Timofeyevsky - piano
Programme TBC
Schubert Sonata in A major op post 120
Chopin Impromptu no 2 op 36
Chopin Waltz in b minor op 69 no2
Chopin Waltz in a flat major op 42
Rachaminoff Barcarolle and Humoresque op 10
Roderick Seed - Flute
Kiyoka Ohara - Flute
Pavel Timofeyevsky - Piano
Handel | Trio Sonata in E minor
Faure | Fantaisie - arranged for two flutes and piano by William Bennett.
Handel | Trio sonata in G minor
Chopin | Nocturne in Db - arranged for two flutes and piano by William Bennett.
F. Doppler | Andante & Rondo
So much more than just a music course, Philomel Music Academy offers a unique opportunity to have fun whilst learning with a team of internationally-renowned performers and inspirational teachers. Be immersed in a week of wide-ranging musical activities, masterclasses and experiences, designed to enhance and improve all aspects of musicianship.
Our goals are to inspire young musicians beyond their solo playing and connect them with like-minded peers, to help participants overcome their musical challenges and to share our love and appreciation of music and performing. This expansion of musical horizons cannot be attained through any amount of practice.
Philomel Music Academy takes place each summer at the world-famous Yehudi Menuhin School in Surrey.
Programme TBC
Programme TBC
Roger Patterson - tenor
Pavel Timofeyevsky - piano
Programme to be confirmed
Krassimira Jeliazkova-Jones - violin
Pavel Timofeyevsky - piano
Programme to include:
Schubert Fantasy in C major D 934
Roderick Seed - Flute
Kiyoka Ohara - Flute
Pavel Timofeyevsky - Piano
Handel | Trio Sonata in E minor
Faure | Fantaisie - arranged for two flutes and piano by William Bennett.
Handel | Trio sonata in G minor
Chopin | Nocturne in Db - arranged for two flutes and piano by William Bennett.
F. Doppler | Andante & Rondo
Irmina Trynkos - violin
Pavel Timofeyevsky - piano
Programme TBC
PHILOMEL CREATIVE CIRCLE at Francis Crick Institute
Gustav Mahler Quartettsatz in a minor (1876) for piano and strings
Hugo Wolf A selection of Lieder
Franz Schubert “The Trout” piano quintet in A major D. 667
For their Spring Concert Philomel invite you on a whirlwind tour of 19th Century Vienna; an age when the city was often referred to as the “Music Capital of the World”.
Programme will begin with Gustav Mahler’s dark and passionate piano quartet. A rarely performed gem, this is Mahler’s only surviving composition of chamber music. Following on from the Mahler we will present a selection of intimate and dream-like Lieder by Hugo Wolf; the genius master of the miniature form who was able to compress a myriad of emotions and images into concise art songs.
The concert will culminate with a performance of Franz Schubert’s magnificent Piano Quintet - “The Trout”. Created just over 200 years ago in 1819 this is the only piano quintet in the mainstream repertoire that manages to incorporate the entire modern bowed string family (violin, viola, cello and double bass) in a uniquely harmonious and balanced way. An enduring masterwork The Trout never ceases to delight and move its listeners.
Join us and discover more about these pieces through informal and informative verbal introductions that will be given by our performers throughout the evening!
Pavel Timofeyevsky (piano), Nafis Umerkulova (piano), Anna Kondrashina (flute) and Thomas Humphreys explore the world of Fantasies & Fairy Tales through the works of classical composers. Programme to include Beethoven's dreamy and tempestuous Sonata Quasi Una Fantasia, better known as “Moonlight”, for solo piano, as well as songs, arias and instrumental music by Telemann, Chopin, Rimsky-Korsakov, Ravel and more.
Each ticket includes a donation to the Philomel Music Academy 2023 scholarship fund. Your support will help talented children from UK and abroad participate in an intense, fun and inspiring week of training with internationally renowned musicians and enjoy the incredible facilities of the world famous Yehudi Menuhin School.
Roderick Seed - Flute
Kiyoka Ohara - Flute
Pavel Timofeyevsky - Piano
Handel | Trio Sonata in E minor
Faure | Fantaisie - arranged for two flutes and piano by William Bennett.
Handel | Trio sonata in G minor
Chopin | Nocturne in Db - arranged for two flutes and piano by William Bennett.
F. Doppler | Andante & Rondo
Anna Kondrashina - Flute
Pavel Timofeyevsky - Piano
C. Schumann Three Romances
Zimbalist Concert Fantasy on Rimsky-Korsakov Le Coq d’Or
E. Schulhoff Sonata
G. Gershwin Three Preludes
longstanding musical partnership, Anna Kondrashina and Pavel Timofeyevsky have always been interested in both exploring and expanding the flute and piano repertoire. In this concert the duo will present a programme that will feature their original transcriptions of Clara Schumann’s three intimate Romances, Efrem Zimbalist’s virtuosic Golden Cockerel Fantasy based on themes from Rimsky-Korsakov’s Opera as well as George Gershwin’s sparkly preludes. Alongside these transcriptions the musicians will perform Erwin Schulhoff’s rarely-played flute and piano sonata, which they believe to be one of the great masterworks of the 20th century chamber music repertoire. The transcriptions presented at this concert are a part of a set of original arrangements that Kondrashina and Timofeyevsky have created over the last three years, which they intend to publish as well as record for their debut album “Rewired Music”, to be released in the Autumn of 2023.
Pavel Timofeyevsky Recital
Schubert Sonata in A major op post 120
Liszt Impromptu in F sharp major “Nocturne”
Chopin Waltz in b minor op 69 no 2
Chopin Waltz in A flat major op 42
Grieg from Holberg Suite:
Praeludium - Air - Rigadon
Debussy Homage a Haydn
Debussy Clair De Lune
Rachmaninoff Barcarolle & Humoresque op 10
Pavel Timofeyevsky performs Mussorgsky's Pictures At An Exhibition at the Reform Club, London
Programme will also include Prokofiev’s Peter and the Wolf narrated by Simon Callow
More details to follow.
Pavel Timofeyevsky plays Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition in St Peter’s Church, St Albans
Recital for South Hill Park Concert Series
Thomas Humprehys - Baritone
Pavel Timofeyevsky - PIano
Full programme TBC
Pavel Timofeyevsky plays and talks about Chopin
Programme TBC
Teaching on La Marriette Junior Course
