Schubert: Songs with Guitar

16 October 2010 - 10:00pm - 11:00pm
All tickets £10 (students £5 on door only)
New College Ante-Chapel

Nathalie Chalkley

Nathalie Chalkley
Soprano

Nathalie Chalkley was born in Bristol and is currently studying at Royal Academy Opera with Lillian Watson and Audrey Highland. Recent successes whilst at the Academy include receiving the G Embley Memorial Prize and the RAM Friends Award, second place in the Elena Gerhardt Lieder Prize, Isabel Jay and Blyth Buesst Opera Prizes, and reaching the final of the Richard Lewis Competition. She is generously supported by the John Thaw Trust, Musicians Benevolent Fund (Sybil Tutton Award) and the Josephine Baker trust.

Christoph Denoth

Christoph Denoth
Guitar

Christoph Denoth was born in Basel and spent an important part of his early life in the Grisons. His extraordinary musical talent became ap­par­ent early on; from the very first, he preferred the guitar. He began his concert career already at age 15. His studies of the classical guitar led him to the conservatories of Lucerne, Basel, and Zurich.

Schubert was a gifted guitarist, and there is considerable evidence to support the fact that Schubert wrote many of his songs with the guitar in mind. Christoph Denoth is a world-renowned guitarist and an expert on the use of the instrument in this repertoire. He is joined by rising star Nathalie Chalkley in what is sure to be a magical evening in the atmospheric setting of New College Chapel.

By kind permission of the Warden and Scholars of New College

 

Programme:

Franz Schubert (1797 - 1828)

An den Mond  (Goethe)   
Heidenroeslein  (Goethe)
Schäfers Klagelied  (Goethe)  
Nähe des Geliebten  (Goethe)   
Wer nie sein Brot mit Tränen ass  (Goethe)  
Lied der Mignon  (Goethe)  
Gretchen am Spinnrade  (Goethe)

Fernando Sor (1778-1839)
             Variations on a Theme of Mozart op.9  (for Solo guitar)

Franz Schubert

Nachtstück  (Mayrhofer)
Der Wanderer an den Mond  (Seidl)  
Des Fischers Liebesglück (Leitner)
Im Frühling  (Schulze)   
Nacht und Träume  (Collin)  
Frühlingsglaube  (Uhland)   
Ständchen  (Rellstab)