TYMOR/SEASON 2024/25:

                    2025 CONCERTS: 

 

MACHYNLLETH Music present KAROLOS at Y Tabernacl MOMA Machynlleth on Thursday 10 April at 7.30pm. Doors open at 7 and the bar will be open.

 

Karolos are a dynamic and virtuoso  chamber group which bring together internationally and critically acclaimed soloists Harriet Mckenzie violin, Sarah-Jane Bradley viola and Graham Walker cello. The group has embarked on a series of recordings which have received rave reviews, with their latest CD out on April 4 just before the concert.

 

A beautiful evening of chamber music  for a spring day.

 

PROGRAMME

 

Schubert | String Trio in B flat D471

Bach | arr. Mackenzie: Sinfonia No.3 in C minor BWV788

Bach | arr. Mackenzie: Sinfonia No.1 in C BWV787

Bach | arr. Mackenzie: Sinfonia No.9 in F minor BWV795

Julian Joseph I Sweet Blue Blues (written for Karolos)

Robert Fokkens I Homage, Limping Dance

INTERVAL

Mozart | Divertimento in E flat K563

1. Allegro

2. Adagio

3. Menuetto & Trio. Allegro

4. Andante

5. Menuetto & Trio I, II. Allegretto

6. Allegro

 

Tickets are £15 (cash on the door) for non season ticket holders. 18 and under free               *

 

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May. Julian Chan.

Date 15.05.25. 7.30 p.m.

Liszt, Bach, Messiaen, Alkan

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 June 

Mared Emyr Pugh-Evans

Date 14 June 12.00pm

Mared Emyr Pugh-Evans Harp ( harpist to His Majesty the King - postponed concert)               

Biography. Mared Emyr Pugh-Evans is an international prize-winning harpist from Borth, in mid-west Wales. She gained her MA (Performance) degree from the Royal Academy of Music in 2022, where she studied under Karen Vaughan. She also achieved her LRAM whilst studying for her final year and received a DipRAM certificate for her Final Performance. She graduated from RWCMD, Cardiff in 2020 with a First-Class (Honours) Bachelor of Music degree and also achieved her DipABRSM (Instrumental Teaching) certificate and was awarded the 2020 RWCMD Royal Welch Fusiliers Award and the Florence Mary Proctor Scholarship. Mared is honoured to have been appointed Harpist to His Majesty The King in the Summer of 2024, with her first official engagement happening a fewweeks later celebrating 25 years of Y Senedd in Cardiff.

A regular and sought after recitalist on both the national and international stage, Mared has won numerous awards including 2022 – Winner National Eisteddfod of Wales Instrumental Blue Riband winner 19 years and over and the Skanga Kaila Harp Prize .(RAM)

Her programme includes:

Couperin, Tic Toc Choc

Williams, Hiraeth

Debussy, Clair de Lune

Damase, Sicilienne Variée

Glyn, Erddigan

 Liszt, Un Sospiri

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Thur 21st Nov MELORIA COLLECTIVE: Piano Trio - Flute, violin and piano .

Georg Philipp Telemann: Sonata for Flute and Violin TWV 40:111

Mel Bonis: Suite en Trio

Béla Bartók: Romanian Folk Dances

Nino Rota: Trio for Flute, Violin and Piano

Interval

Bohuslav Martinů: Sonata for Flute, Violin and Piano

Blaž Pucihar: Sonatine for Flute and Piano

Dmitri Shostakovich: Five Pieces for Two Violins and Piano 

Thur 21st Nov MELORIA COLLECTIVE: Piano Trio - Flute, violin and piano .

Georg Philipp Telemann: Sonata for Flute and Violin TWV 40:111

Mel Bonis: Suite en Trio

Béla Bartók: Romanian Folk Dances

Nino Rota: Trio for Flute, Violin and Piano

Interval

Bohuslav Martinů: Sonata for Flute, Violin and Piano

Blaž Pucihar: Sonatine for Flute and Piano

Dmitri Shostakovich: Five Pieces for Two Violins and Piano 

 . Lisztomania Evening. 

Date Thursday 27.03.25 7.30 p.m

North Wales pianist Ellis Thomas returns to Y Tabernacl MOMA Machynlleth      together with   Denis Lavin as narrator to present LISZTOMANIA on Thursday 27 March at 7.30pm for MACHYNLLETH MUSIC.

Denis Lavin is a retired teacher and theatre director. He wrote and  presented a programme about the life and times of Chopin and he now turns his attention to Franz Liszt. The evening explores Liszt's career as the first piano virtuoso, his mesmerising effect on audiences and the  conflicts in his personal life.

Included in the programme is music commissioned by Rhyl Music Club  from two young Welsh composers: Gwydion Rhys and Ynyr Pritchard, who are studying at the Royal College of Music and Oxford University respectively. Their compositions use the inspiration of Liszt's life and work to create new pieces for this presentation.

 

The evening promises to be a tour de force of music and words, revealing the paradoxical qualities of Franz Liszt: a  generous, romantic and deeply spiritual genius.

 

Tickets: £15 cash on the door. 18 & under free. Bar open.