YCAT-Collective (Young Classical Artists Trust)

Date & Time

Mon, Feb 10, 2025, 20:00

Venue

A diverse international group of outstanding soloists, sponsored by the UK's Young Classical Artists Trust (YCAT), is causing a stir. Schubert's magnificent Octet demonstrates a beautiful complement of wind and string instruments, bridging to the present. Inspired by it, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor composed his romantic Nonet. YCAT-Collective musicians continue to inspire audiences.
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Info & Ticket (www.koelner-philharmonie.de)

Musicians

Hana Chang	Violin
Sini Simonen	Violin
Timothy Ridout	Viola
Maciej Kułakowski	Cello
Dominic Seldis	Double bass
James Baillieu	Piano
Jonathan Leibovitz	Clarinet
Amy Harman	Bassoon
Ben Goldscheider	Horn
Armand Djikoloum	Oboe

Program

Neues Werk für Klavier, Streicher und Bläser	James B. Wilson
Nonett für Klavier, Streicher und Bläser f-Moll op. 2	Samuel Coleridge-Taylor
Oktett F-Dur op. 166 D 803 für Klarinette, Fagott, Horn, zwei Violinen, Viola, Violoncello und Kontrabass	Franz Schubert

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