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Tasmin Little is one of Bradford's favourites musicians, having made her concerto debut in 1985 and successfully returned many times since. Tonight she plays Mozart's lovely 'Turkish' Violin Concerto, a delightful combination of Viennese grace and Turkish high spirits. Haydn's Symphony No. 64, with the nickname 'Times Change', comes from his dramatic 'Storm and Stress' period: it is both extraordinarily original and entertaining. The European Chamber Orchestra opens its programme with the Suite from Handel's ever-popular 'Water Music', and continues the watery theme with Bradford-born Frederick Delius's polished 'Two Aquarelles'.

Jerome Akoka Director
Tasmin Little Violin Soloist

Handel
Water Music Suite (30)
Mozart
Violin Concerto K219 (25)
Delius
Two Aquarelles Water Colours (8)
Haydn
Symphony No.64 Tempora Mutantur (23)

 Part of the Orchestral Concert Season

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Saturday 21 April 2012
7.30pm

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Area B £22.50
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