Sunday was a brilliant day. First we had the market in the village square, followed by coffee with Jacqueline and the Swiss cousins Andrew and Cathy. Then the visit to the chateau. In the evening, as it started to get misty with light rain, we went to the 11th Century Church of Saint Michael in Fontevraud to hear the Chamber Orchestra of Bratislava performing in the church.
HUNGARIAN DANCE
Carl Maria von Weber
4th movement “Allegro” from the quintet op. 34 for clarinet, 2 violins, viola and cello
Vittorio Monti
“Hungarian Dance” for violin and strings
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Aria “Queen of the Night”
From the opera “The Magic Flute”, in the version for clarinet and orchestra
Johann Strauss
“Pizzicato-Polka”
Giuseppe Verdi
Fantasy about themes from the opera “La Traviata” in the version for clarinet and orchestra
Carl Maria von Weber
3rd movement “Presto” from the quintet op. 34 for clarinet, 2 violens, viola and cello
Camille Saint-Saëns
Carnival des Animaux, “Le Cygne”, for cello and orchestra
Pablo de Saraste
“Gypsy Airs”, op.20 No. 1 for violin and strings
Antonio Vivaldi
Concerto “Winter”, from the Four Seasons in the version for viola and orchestra
Gioacchino Rossini
“Carnival in Venice”, theme and variations for clarinet and orchestra
1 comment:
Hungarian Airs brought a tear to my eyes ^_-;
sweet! - and I ain't talking about paprika!
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