returns to Paxton House

in 2008 with a tightly-packedprogrammeof seven concerts celebrating Russianmusical genius. Music on offer includesTchaikovsky’s great piano trio, ballet transcriptions by Stravinsky, impressionisticviolin/piano music by Prokofiev, andShostakovich’s extraordinary piano cycle,24 Preludes & Fugues, to be performedcomplete across two consecutive evenings.

Our artists include two of Scotland’s finest musicians, Robert Irvine and GraemeMcNaught in a ‘cello/piano recital, firstappearances by the dynamic Kesh PianoDuo, the Armenian violinist, Ani Batikian,and the Scottish Connection string ensemble, and a return visit from Paxtonfavourites, violinist Susanne Stanzeleit and ‘cellist Andrew Fuller.

Our aim, as always, is to open hearts and minds to the incomparable experience oflive music-making in surroundings whichenhance the listener’s appreciation andenjoyment. The Picture Gallery at PaxtonHouse uniquely provides such a setting.

We look forward to seeing you again at Paxton.

Built to the design ofJohn Adam in 1758,Paxton House is one of

the finest Palladian-style country houses in Britain, with interiorsby Robert Adam and an outstanding collection of Chippendalefurniture. Concerts are held in Robert Reid’s magnificent PictureGallery, added in 1814, which displays a large selection of paintingson permanent loan from the National Galleries of Scotland.

The House is open daily, between Easter and 31st October, from11am to 5pm (last guided tour 4pm); the shop, Hayloft Gallery,tearoom and gardens from 10am. Further information atwww.paxtonhouse.com

Paxton House is situated in the Scottish Borders, close toBerwick-upon-Tweed, and is easily accessed by road or rail,approximately an hour’s journey from either Edinburgh orNewcastle-upon-Tyne. By road, the House is clearly signposted onthe B6461, three miles from the A1 Berwick-upon-Tweed bypass.The nearest railway station is Berwick-upon-Tweed, with fast,frequent services from Edinburgh, Glasgow,Newcastle-upon-Tyne and London.

If you are a visitor to the area, please contact the local touristoffices for assistance with accommodation and other visitorinformation: tel. 0870 608 0404 www.scot-borders.co.uk and tel. 01289 330 733 www.berwick-upon-tweed.gov.uk/guide

Summer Music is promoted by Music Makers in association with Paxton House

Patrons - Sir Gerald Elliot, Baroness MaddockArtistic Director - Gusztáv Fenyó́

We would like to thank The Binks Trust and ‘Friends of SummerMusic’ for their financial support for this “Russian Genius” weekend.

Photos: National Galleries of Scotland, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Stephen Robinson

Music-Makers17 North Gardner StreetGlasgow G11 5BUtel. 0141 339 2708 fax 0141 337 6923

musicmakers@ouvip.com www.fenyo-musicmakers.co.ukScottish Charity No. SC023220

PAXTONHOUSE

Kesh Piano Duo

Gusztáv Fenyó́

Susanne Stanzeleit

Andrew Fuller

Robert Irvine

Scottish Connection

PAXTOn housenear berwick-upon-tweed

26 - 29 june 2008

Brochure MM 2 27/3/08 5:25 pm Page 1

returns to Paxton House

in 2008 with a tightly-packedprogrammeof seven concerts celebrating Russianmusical genius. Music on offer includesTchaikovsky’s great piano trio, ballet transcriptions by Stravinsky, impressionisticviolin/piano music by Prokofiev, andShostakovich’s extraordinary piano cycle,24 Preludes & Fugues, to be performedcomplete across two consecutive evenings.

Our artists include two of Scotland’s finest musicians, Robert Irvine and GraemeMcNaught in a ‘cello/piano recital, firstappearances by the dynamic Kesh PianoDuo, the Armenian violinist, Ani Batikian,and the Scottish Connection string ensemble, and a return visit from Paxtonfavourites, violinist Susanne Stanzeleit and ‘cellist Andrew Fuller.

Our aim, as always, is to open hearts and minds to the incomparable experience oflive music-making in surroundings whichenhance the listener’s appreciation andenjoyment. The Picture Gallery at PaxtonHouse uniquely provides such a setting.

We look forward to seeing you again at Paxton.

Built to the design ofJohn Adam in 1758,Paxton House is one of

the finest Palladian-style country houses in Britain, with interiorsby Robert Adam and an outstanding collection of Chippendalefurniture. Concerts are held in Robert Reid’s magnificent PictureGallery, added in 1814, which displays a large selection of paintingson permanent loan from the National Galleries of Scotland.

The House is open daily, between Easter and 31st October, from11am to 5pm (last guided tour 4pm); the shop, Hayloft Gallery,tearoom and gardens from 10am. Further information atwww.paxtonhouse.com

Paxton House is situated in the Scottish Borders, close toBerwick-upon-Tweed, and is easily accessed by road or rail,approximately an hour’s journey from either Edinburgh orNewcastle-upon-Tyne. By road, the House is clearly signposted onthe B6461, three miles from the A1 Berwick-upon-Tweed bypass.The nearest railway station is Berwick-upon-Tweed, with fast,frequent services from Edinburgh, Glasgow,Newcastle-upon-Tyne and London.

If you are a visitor to the area, please contact the local touristoffices for assistance with accommodation and other visitorinformation: tel. 0870 608 0404 www.scot-borders.co.uk and tel. 01289 330 733 www.berwick-upon-tweed.gov.uk/guide

Summer Music is promoted by Music Makers in association with Paxton House

Patrons - Sir Gerald Elliot, Baroness MaddockArtistic Director - Gusztáv Fenyó́

We would like to thank The Binks Trust and ‘Friends of SummerMusic’ for their financial support for this “Russian Genius” weekend.

Photos: National Galleries of Scotland, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Stephen Robinson

Music-Makers17 North Gardner StreetGlasgow G11 5BUtel. 0141 339 2708 fax 0141 337 6923

musicmakers@ouvip.com www.fenyo-musicmakers.co.ukScottish Charity No. SC023220

PAXTONHOUSE

Kesh Piano Duo

Gusztáv Fenyó́

Susanne Stanzeleit

Andrew Fuller

Robert Irvine

Scottish Connection

PAXTOn housenear berwick-upon-tweed

26 - 29 june 2008

Brochure MM 2 27/3/08 5:25 pm Page 1

returns to Paxton House

in 2008 with a tightly-packedprogrammeof seven concerts celebrating Russianmusical genius. Music on offer includesTchaikovsky’s great piano trio, ballet transcriptions by Stravinsky, impressionisticviolin/piano music by Prokofiev, andShostakovich’s extraordinary piano cycle,24 Preludes & Fugues, to be performedcomplete across two consecutive evenings.

Our artists include two of Scotland’s finest musicians, Robert Irvine and GraemeMcNaught in a ‘cello/piano recital, firstappearances by the dynamic Kesh PianoDuo, the Armenian violinist, Ani Batikian,and the Scottish Connection string ensemble, and a return visit from Paxtonfavourites, violinist Susanne Stanzeleit and ‘cellist Andrew Fuller.

Our aim, as always, is to open hearts and minds to the incomparable experience oflive music-making in surroundings whichenhance the listener’s appreciation andenjoyment. The Picture Gallery at PaxtonHouse uniquely provides such a setting.

We look forward to seeing you again at Paxton.

Built to the design ofJohn Adam in 1758,Paxton House is one of

the finest Palladian-style country houses in Britain, with interiorsby Robert Adam and an outstanding collection of Chippendalefurniture. Concerts are held in Robert Reid’s magnificent PictureGallery, added in 1814, which displays a large selection of paintingson permanent loan from the National Galleries of Scotland.

The House is open daily, between Easter and 31st October, from11am to 5pm (last guided tour 4pm); the shop, Hayloft Gallery,tearoom and gardens from 10am. Further information atwww.paxtonhouse.com

Paxton House is situated in the Scottish Borders, close toBerwick-upon-Tweed, and is easily accessed by road or rail,approximately an hour’s journey from either Edinburgh orNewcastle-upon-Tyne. By road, the House is clearly signposted onthe B6461, three miles from the A1 Berwick-upon-Tweed bypass.The nearest railway station is Berwick-upon-Tweed, with fast,frequent services from Edinburgh, Glasgow,Newcastle-upon-Tyne and London.

If you are a visitor to the area, please contact the local touristoffices for assistance with accommodation and other visitorinformation: tel. 0870 608 0404 www.scot-borders.co.uk and tel. 01289 330 733 www.berwick-upon-tweed.gov.uk/guide

Summer Music is promoted by Music Makers in association with Paxton House

Patrons - Sir Gerald Elliot, Baroness MaddockArtistic Director - Gusztáv Fenyó́

We would like to thank The Binks Trust and ‘Friends of SummerMusic’ for their financial support for this “Russian Genius” weekend.

Photos: National Galleries of Scotland, Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland, Stephen Robinson

Music-Makers17 North Gardner StreetGlasgow G11 5BUtel. 0141 339 2708 fax 0141 337 6923

musicmakers@ouvip.com www.fenyo-musicmakers.co.ukScottish Charity No. SC023220

PAXTONHOUSE

Kesh Piano Duo

Gusztáv Fenyó́

Susanne Stanzeleit

Andrew Fuller

Robert Irvine

Scottish Connection

PAXTOn housenear berwick-upon-tweed

26 - 29 june 2008

Brochure MM 2 27/3/08 5:25 pm Page 1

Thursday 26th June

8.00pmGusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Shostakovich: 24 Preludes & Fugues, Op.87 (Nos. 1-12)

Our “Russian Genius” weekend opens with one ofthe 20th century’s most important piano cycles.Written in 1950-1 as a personal response to Stalin’srepressive regime, the work is modelled on J SBach’s Well-Tempered Clavier. It is played bySummer Music’s Artistic Director, who has beenhighly praised for his cycles of Beethoven andChopin. He gave the work’s first Glasgow performance in 2006.

Duration: approx. 95 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6) per concert; £20 (£12) for the pair

FRIday 27th June

8.00pmGusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Shostakovich: 24 Preludes & Fugues, Op.87 (Nos. 13-24)

The second of two concerts completing this majorcycle. '…Fenyó́ caught the focus of the music, missingnone of its surprises, sudden depths, quirks, flippancies,splendours…' The Herald

Duration: approx. 95 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6) per concert; £20 (£12) for the pair

saturday 28th June

4.30pmKesh Piano Duo

Mozart: Andante & Variations in G, K501Ravel: Mother Goose SuiteStravinsky: 3 movements from PetrouchkaStravinsky: Rite of Spring

A spectacular programme featuring Stravinsky’s twogreatest ballets in his own transcriptions for fourhands - the colourful Petrouchka and the 20th century’s seminal masterpiece, The Rite of Spring –preceded by richly melodious Mozart and Ravel.Performed by one of the most exciting young pianoduos, Esther Sofaer and Heejung Kim. ‘Explosivepiano playing…’ The Independent

Duration: approx. 90 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6)

7.30pmRobert Irvine (‘cello)Graeme McNaught (piano)

Beethoven: Sonata in A, Op.69Britten: Sonata in C, Op.65Rachmaninov: VocaliseShostakovich: Sonata in D minor, Op.40

Three superb ‘cello sonatas by masters of classical form, including Britten’sepigrammatic, only work for the genre andShostakovich’s at once biting and lyrical sonata,his earliest chamber work of note; Beethoven’s middle-period masterpiece and the well-knownsong-without-words by Rachmaninov complete this dynamic programme. This popular Scottish duo has recently recorded Shostakovich andRachmaninov on the Delphian label.

Duration: approx. 100 minutes including intervalTickets: £15 (£6)

9.45pmAni Batikian (violin)Gusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Prokofiev: Visions fugitives, Op.22Prokofiev: Sonata No. 1 for Violin & Piano, Op.80

Dedicated to the enfant terrible of Russian music,this short atmospheric concert combines Prokofiev’s impressionistic early piano cycle with his stark, moving violin sonata revealing the composer’s innate lyricism. A first appearance at Paxton by this gifted,young Armenian violinist.

Duration: approx. 50 minutes - no intervalTickets: £6

sunday 29th June4.30pmSusanne Stanzeleit (violin)Andrew Fuller (‘cello)Gusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Haydn: Trio in C, HobXV/27Bridge: 9 MiniaturesTchaikovsky: Trio in A minor, Op.50

This trio of artists, well-known to Paxton audiences,return with a widely contrasting programme: a lightHaydn trio from the early days of this home-growngenre, a delightful set of short pieces by FrankBridge (often known only as Britten’s mentor) andTchaikovsky’s passionate work written in memoryof pianist Nicholas Rubinstein.

Duration: approx. 100 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6)

8.00pmScottish Connection

Mozart: Divertimento for Strings in D, K136Elgar: Serenade in E minor, Op.20Stravinsky: Concerto in D for String OrchestraGrieg: Prelude, Air & Rigaudonfrom Holberg Suite, Op.40Britten: Simple Symphony, Op.4

The weekend ends in grand fashion with a group of young Scottish professionals playing some of thegreat works of the string repertoire: an exhilaratingSalzburg divertimento, Elgar’s melodious Serenadeand Stravinsky’s pungent Concerto in the first half;in the second, three numbers from the ever-popularHolberg Suite and, finally, Britten’s original earlymasterpiece.

Duration: approx. 95 minutes including intervalTickets: £15 (£6)

PAXTON housenear berwick-upon-tweed

programme of events 26 - 29 June

Name ....................................................................................................................................................................

Address ................................................................................................................................................................

.............................................................................................................. Postcode ................................................

Telephone.......................................................... Email .........................................................................................

CONCERTS No. Full Price £ No. Conc. £ Total £Weekend Saver (5 concerts) 50.00 30.00Shostakovich piano cycle (2 concerts) 20.00 12.00Thursday 26th 8pm – Shostakovich 1 12.00 6.00Friday 27th 8pm – Shostakovich 2 12.00 6.00Saturday 28th 4.30pm – piano duo 12.00 6.00Saturday 28th 7.30pm – cello/piano 15.00 6.00Saturday 28th 9.45pm – late-night 6.00 6.00Sunday 29th 4.30pm – piano trio 12.00 6.00Sunday 29th 8pm – string ensemble 15.00 6.00SUPPERSSaturday 28th 6pm 14.50 -Sunday 29th 6pm 14.50 -

TOTALCheque payable to Music-Makers

SeatingAll concerts take place in the Picture Gallery.Doors open 30 minutes before starting time.Seating is unreserved except for ‘Friends ofSummer Music’ (enquiries 0141 339 2708).The Gallery has a lift for disabled access;however, please advise Paxton House 01289386291 in advance if you are a wheelchair-userto ensure assistance is available and a space isreserved for you in the Gallery.

Festival SuppersIn traditional Summer Music style, delicious buffet suppers will be available in the HayloftGallery from 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.Price: £14.50 Advance booking essential.Menus available on request and at www.fenyo-musicmakers.co.uk/summermusic

Tickets‘Weekend Saver’ £50 – Come for the weekendand enjoy all 5 concerts on Saturday andSunday at this super discounted price, a savingof £10!

Concession prices (shown in brackets) are available to under-18s, full-time students,unemployed and disabled persons.

Online: www.thebooth.co.uk

Telephone & personal:Paxton House 01289 386291

Postal: Please complete the booking form below and return to Music-Makers,17 North Gardner Street, Glasgow G11 5BU

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Thursday 26th June

8.00pmGusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Shostakovich: 24 Preludes & Fugues, Op.87 (Nos. 1-12)

Our “Russian Genius” weekend opens with one ofthe 20th century’s most important piano cycles.Written in 1950-1 as a personal response to Stalin’srepressive regime, the work is modelled on J SBach’s Well-Tempered Clavier. It is played bySummer Music’s Artistic Director, who has beenhighly praised for his cycles of Beethoven andChopin. He gave the work’s first Glasgow performance in 2006.

Duration: approx. 95 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6) per concert; £20 (£12) for the pair

FRIday 27th June

8.00pmGusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Shostakovich: 24 Preludes & Fugues, Op.87 (Nos. 13-24)

The second of two concerts completing this majorcycle. '…Fenyó́ caught the focus of the music, missingnone of its surprises, sudden depths, quirks, flippancies,splendours…' The Herald

Duration: approx. 95 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6) per concert; £20 (£12) for the pair

saturday 28th June

4.30pmKesh Piano Duo

Mozart: Andante & Variations in G, K501Ravel: Mother Goose SuiteStravinsky: 3 movements from PetrouchkaStravinsky: Rite of Spring

A spectacular programme featuring Stravinsky’s twogreatest ballets in his own transcriptions for fourhands - the colourful Petrouchka and the 20th century’s seminal masterpiece, The Rite of Spring –preceded by richly melodious Mozart and Ravel.Performed by one of the most exciting young pianoduos, Esther Sofaer and Heejung Kim. ‘Explosivepiano playing…’ The Independent

Duration: approx. 90 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6)

7.30pmRobert Irvine (‘cello)Graeme McNaught (piano)

Beethoven: Sonata in A, Op.69Britten: Sonata in C, Op.65Rachmaninov: VocaliseShostakovich: Sonata in D minor, Op.40

Three superb ‘cello sonatas by masters of classical form, including Britten’sepigrammatic, only work for the genre andShostakovich’s at once biting and lyrical sonata,his earliest chamber work of note; Beethoven’s middle-period masterpiece and the well-knownsong-without-words by Rachmaninov complete this dynamic programme. This popular Scottish duo has recently recorded Shostakovich andRachmaninov on the Delphian label.

Duration: approx. 100 minutes including intervalTickets: £15 (£6)

9.45pmAni Batikian (violin)Gusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Prokofiev: Visions fugitives, Op.22Prokofiev: Sonata No. 1 for Violin & Piano, Op.80

Dedicated to the enfant terrible of Russian music,this short atmospheric concert combines Prokofiev’s impressionistic early piano cycle with his stark, moving violin sonata revealing the composer’s innate lyricism. A first appearance at Paxton by this gifted,young Armenian violinist.

Duration: approx. 50 minutes - no intervalTickets: £6

sunday 29th June4.30pmSusanne Stanzeleit (violin)Andrew Fuller (‘cello)Gusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Haydn: Trio in C, HobXV/27Bridge: 9 MiniaturesTchaikovsky: Trio in A minor, Op.50

This trio of artists, well-known to Paxton audiences,return with a widely contrasting programme: a lightHaydn trio from the early days of this home-growngenre, a delightful set of short pieces by FrankBridge (often known only as Britten’s mentor) andTchaikovsky’s passionate work written in memoryof pianist Nicholas Rubinstein.

Duration: approx. 100 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6)

8.00pmScottish Connection

Mozart: Divertimento for Strings in D, K136Elgar: Serenade in E minor, Op.20Stravinsky: Concerto in D for String OrchestraGrieg: Prelude, Air & Rigaudonfrom Holberg Suite, Op.40Britten: Simple Symphony, Op.4

The weekend ends in grand fashion with a group of young Scottish professionals playing some of thegreat works of the string repertoire: an exhilaratingSalzburg divertimento, Elgar’s melodious Serenadeand Stravinsky’s pungent Concerto in the first half;in the second, three numbers from the ever-popularHolberg Suite and, finally, Britten’s original earlymasterpiece.

Duration: approx. 95 minutes including intervalTickets: £15 (£6)

PAXTON housenear berwick-upon-tweed

programme of events 26 - 29 June

Name ....................................................................................................................................................................

Address ................................................................................................................................................................

.............................................................................................................. Postcode ................................................

Telephone.......................................................... Email .........................................................................................

CONCERTS No. Full Price £ No. Conc. £ Total £Weekend Saver (5 concerts) 50.00 30.00Shostakovich piano cycle (2 concerts) 20.00 12.00Thursday 26th 8pm – Shostakovich 1 12.00 6.00Friday 27th 8pm – Shostakovich 2 12.00 6.00Saturday 28th 4.30pm – piano duo 12.00 6.00Saturday 28th 7.30pm – cello/piano 15.00 6.00Saturday 28th 9.45pm – late-night 6.00 6.00Sunday 29th 4.30pm – piano trio 12.00 6.00Sunday 29th 8pm – string ensemble 15.00 6.00SUPPERSSaturday 28th 6pm 14.50 -Sunday 29th 6pm 14.50 -

TOTALCheque payable to Music-Makers

SeatingAll concerts take place in the Picture Gallery.Doors open 30 minutes before starting time.Seating is unreserved except for ‘Friends ofSummer Music’ (enquiries 0141 339 2708).The Gallery has a lift for disabled access;however, please advise Paxton House 01289386291 in advance if you are a wheelchair-userto ensure assistance is available and a space isreserved for you in the Gallery.

Festival SuppersIn traditional Summer Music style, delicious buffet suppers will be available in the HayloftGallery from 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.Price: £14.50 Advance booking essential.Menus available on request and at www.fenyo-musicmakers.co.uk/summermusic

Tickets‘Weekend Saver’ £50 – Come for the weekendand enjoy all 5 concerts on Saturday andSunday at this super discounted price, a savingof £10!

Concession prices (shown in brackets) are available to under-18s, full-time students,unemployed and disabled persons.

Online: www.thebooth.co.uk

Telephone & personal:Paxton House 01289 386291

Postal: Please complete the booking form below and return to Music-Makers,17 North Gardner Street, Glasgow G11 5BU

Brochure MM 2 27/3/08 5:25 pm Page 2

Thursday 26th June

8.00pmGusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Shostakovich: 24 Preludes & Fugues, Op.87 (Nos. 1-12)

Our “Russian Genius” weekend opens with one ofthe 20th century’s most important piano cycles.Written in 1950-1 as a personal response to Stalin’srepressive regime, the work is modelled on J SBach’s Well-Tempered Clavier. It is played bySummer Music’s Artistic Director, who has beenhighly praised for his cycles of Beethoven andChopin. He gave the work’s first Glasgow performance in 2006.

Duration: approx. 95 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6) per concert; £20 (£12) for the pair

FRIday 27th June

8.00pmGusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Shostakovich: 24 Preludes & Fugues, Op.87 (Nos. 13-24)

The second of two concerts completing this majorcycle. '…Fenyó́ caught the focus of the music, missingnone of its surprises, sudden depths, quirks, flippancies,splendours…' The Herald

Duration: approx. 95 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6) per concert; £20 (£12) for the pair

saturday 28th June

4.30pmKesh Piano Duo

Mozart: Andante & Variations in G, K501Ravel: Mother Goose SuiteStravinsky: 3 movements from PetrouchkaStravinsky: Rite of Spring

A spectacular programme featuring Stravinsky’s twogreatest ballets in his own transcriptions for fourhands - the colourful Petrouchka and the 20th century’s seminal masterpiece, The Rite of Spring –preceded by richly melodious Mozart and Ravel.Performed by one of the most exciting young pianoduos, Esther Sofaer and Heejung Kim. ‘Explosivepiano playing…’ The Independent

Duration: approx. 90 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6)

7.30pmRobert Irvine (‘cello)Graeme McNaught (piano)

Beethoven: Sonata in A, Op.69Britten: Sonata in C, Op.65Rachmaninov: VocaliseShostakovich: Sonata in D minor, Op.40

Three superb ‘cello sonatas by masters of classical form, including Britten’sepigrammatic, only work for the genre andShostakovich’s at once biting and lyrical sonata,his earliest chamber work of note; Beethoven’s middle-period masterpiece and the well-knownsong-without-words by Rachmaninov complete this dynamic programme. This popular Scottish duo has recently recorded Shostakovich andRachmaninov on the Delphian label.

Duration: approx. 100 minutes including intervalTickets: £15 (£6)

9.45pmAni Batikian (violin)Gusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Prokofiev: Visions fugitives, Op.22Prokofiev: Sonata No. 1 for Violin & Piano, Op.80

Dedicated to the enfant terrible of Russian music,this short atmospheric concert combines Prokofiev’s impressionistic early piano cycle with his stark, moving violin sonata revealing the composer’s innate lyricism. A first appearance at Paxton by this gifted,young Armenian violinist.

Duration: approx. 50 minutes - no intervalTickets: £6

sunday 29th June4.30pmSusanne Stanzeleit (violin)Andrew Fuller (‘cello)Gusztáv Fenyó́ (piano)

Haydn: Trio in C, HobXV/27Bridge: 9 MiniaturesTchaikovsky: Trio in A minor, Op.50

This trio of artists, well-known to Paxton audiences,return with a widely contrasting programme: a lightHaydn trio from the early days of this home-growngenre, a delightful set of short pieces by FrankBridge (often known only as Britten’s mentor) andTchaikovsky’s passionate work written in memoryof pianist Nicholas Rubinstein.

Duration: approx. 100 minutes including intervalTickets: £12 (£6)

8.00pmScottish Connection

Mozart: Divertimento for Strings in D, K136Elgar: Serenade in E minor, Op.20Stravinsky: Concerto in D for String OrchestraGrieg: Prelude, Air & Rigaudonfrom Holberg Suite, Op.40Britten: Simple Symphony, Op.4

The weekend ends in grand fashion with a group of young Scottish professionals playing some of thegreat works of the string repertoire: an exhilaratingSalzburg divertimento, Elgar’s melodious Serenadeand Stravinsky’s pungent Concerto in the first half;in the second, three numbers from the ever-popularHolberg Suite and, finally, Britten’s original earlymasterpiece.

Duration: approx. 95 minutes including intervalTickets: £15 (£6)

PAXTON housenear berwick-upon-tweed

programme of events 26 - 29 June

Name ....................................................................................................................................................................

Address ................................................................................................................................................................

.............................................................................................................. Postcode ................................................

Telephone.......................................................... Email .........................................................................................

CONCERTS No. Full Price £ No. Conc. £ Total £Weekend Saver (5 concerts) 50.00 30.00Shostakovich piano cycle (2 concerts) 20.00 12.00Thursday 26th 8pm – Shostakovich 1 12.00 6.00Friday 27th 8pm – Shostakovich 2 12.00 6.00Saturday 28th 4.30pm – piano duo 12.00 6.00Saturday 28th 7.30pm – cello/piano 15.00 6.00Saturday 28th 9.45pm – late-night 6.00 6.00Sunday 29th 4.30pm – piano trio 12.00 6.00Sunday 29th 8pm – string ensemble 15.00 6.00SUPPERSSaturday 28th 6pm 14.50 -Sunday 29th 6pm 14.50 -

TOTALCheque payable to Music-Makers

SeatingAll concerts take place in the Picture Gallery.Doors open 30 minutes before starting time.Seating is unreserved except for ‘Friends ofSummer Music’ (enquiries 0141 339 2708).The Gallery has a lift for disabled access;however, please advise Paxton House 01289386291 in advance if you are a wheelchair-userto ensure assistance is available and a space isreserved for you in the Gallery.

Festival SuppersIn traditional Summer Music style, delicious buffet suppers will be available in the HayloftGallery from 6pm on Saturday and Sunday.Price: £14.50 Advance booking essential.Menus available on request and at www.fenyo-musicmakers.co.uk/summermusic

Tickets‘Weekend Saver’ £50 – Come for the weekendand enjoy all 5 concerts on Saturday andSunday at this super discounted price, a savingof £10!

Concession prices (shown in brackets) are available to under-18s, full-time students,unemployed and disabled persons.

Online: www.thebooth.co.uk

Telephone & personal:Paxton House 01289 386291

Postal: Please complete the booking form below and return to Music-Makers,17 North Gardner Street, Glasgow G11 5BU

Brochure MM 2 27/3/08 5:25 pm Page 2