Give and Take: Fabio Bagnoli and Early Music Youth Orchestra

Free admission with retiring collection in favour of St Vincent de Paul Church.

Georg Philipp Telemann (1681-1767)

- Overture-Suite TWV 55:g2 in G minor ‘La Changeante’.

- Concert en Ouverture TWV 55:C2 in C major.

- Oboe Concerto TWV 51:c1 in C minor.

George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)

- Violin Concerto HWV 288 in B flat major.

- Concerto HWV 314 in G major, op. 3 no. 3.

- Concerto HWV 314 in G major, op. 3 no. 3.

Fabio Bagnoli

With broad musical expertise, Bagnoli showcases the versatility of the instrument in his engagements with repertoire ranging from the Baroque era to the contemporary period. He has pushed the instrument to its extreme with works such as as the 'Etudes Transcendantales' by the English composer Brian Ferneyhough, and Krzysztof Penderecki's 'Capriccio' for oboe and orchestra in collaboration with maestro Penderecki himself. Also active in Baroque music for over 20 years, he has made countless productions with the best groups and specialist musicians of this repertoire.

EMYO

Established in July 2017 with an emphasis on high-level performance comparable to that of the best youth orchestras in the world, the Early Music Youth Orchestra (EMYO) is EMAE’s flagship ensemble. Led by the EMAE Director and String Tutors, EMYO draws its members from those string players (violins, violas, cellos and double basses) who have graduated from or are enrolled on the EMAE's Academy's Advanced and Intermediate programmes.

Dr Alberto Sanna

Dr Alberto Sanna is a violinist, musicologist and educator from Sardinia, Italy, who specialises in the music of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. He is the director of the Liverpool-based charity Early Music as Education (EMAE) and of its flagship ensemble, the Early Music Youth Orchestra (EMYO). He is a well-published author and an independent recording artist; he regularly directs from the violin large-scale instrumental and vocal works and performs chamber music both nationally and internationally.

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