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WitsMusic presents The Trio FibonacciWSOA - Wits School of Arts07/15/2011 09:19:03 
The Trio Fibonacci brings together three Canadian virtuosi: violinist Julie-Anne Derome,cellist Gabriel Prynn and pianist Wonny Song. The Trio Fibonacci brings together three Canadian virtuosi: violinist Julie-Anne Derome (Virginia Parker Prize of the Canada Council for the Arts), cellist Gabriel Prynn (King Edward VII Foundation Award) and pianist Wonny Song (winner of the Washington Performing Arts Society competition). For their 2011 tour of South Africa they will apply their formidable talents to a varied programme of works: Schubert’s glorious B flat major trio, the passionate outpouring of Liszt’s transcription of “Widmung” (Devotion) by Schumann, the steely counterpoint of South African composer Michael Blake, plus new music from Quebec. The Trio Fibonacci’s concert tour to South Africa was made possible thanks to the generous support of the Conseil des Arts et des Lettres du Québec. Programme: Franz Liszt: Transcription of “Widmung” (Devotion) by Schumann for solo piano Ana Sokolovic: “Vez” for solo cello (2005) Analia Llugdar: “Arco Azul” for solo violin (2010) Michael Blake: “Carpet of Memory” for piano trio (1991-1998) Franz Schubert – Piano Trio No.1 in B flat major, D. 898 - Allegro moderato - Andante un poco mosso - Scherzo. Allegro - Rondo. Allegro vivace PRODUCTION: The Trio Fibonacci VENUE: Wits Great Hall, Wits East Campus, Braamfontein SEASON: Tuesday 26 July 2011 at 19:30 RUNNING TIME: 70 minutes no interval BOOKING: www.ticket.co.za Full price = R77; discount price = R55 (students, pensioners and Wits staff). Tickets are available at the door: full price = R80; discount price = R60 (students, pensioners and Wits staff). ENQUIRIES: 011 717 1376 / catherine.pisanti@wits.ac.za Artslink.co.za Account: Cathy Pisanti Wits Theatre Administration catherine.pisanti@wits.ac.za 011 717 1376 Wits School of Arts / WitsMusic Web site: http://www.wits.ac.za/witstheatre
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Wits Theatre Complex, Braamfontein Johannesburg Gauteng South Africa
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