Jenny Lu

It is my great pleasure to invite you to my next chamber recital, 'In Stillness, We Dance', on Thursday 2 October, 8 pm this coming school holiday. I will be performing alongside the marvelous bass trombonist James Littlewood at Tempo Rubato, Brunswick. You can read more about James and I via  About Jenny Lu and James Littlewood — Tempo Rubato.

'Be moved by dances of devotion in this concert from Jenny Lu (piano) and James Littlewood (bass trombone). Featuring works by Korngold, Kreisler and Joe Twist, this program is teeming with passion and yearning, and explores the sweet sorrow of star-crossed lovers in two musical interpretations of Romeo and Juliet. Selections from Prokofiev’s much-loved ballet score are paired with the performers’ own arrangement of an orchestral interlude from Delius’ opera A Village Romeo and Juliet. Join us for an intimate program of timeless tales.'

PROGRAM

KORNGOLD – Was du mir bist?                                                       
LASSEN – Zwei Fantasiestücke                                                    
I. Andacht (Devotion)        
II. Abendreigen (Evening Round Dance)                                  
TWIST (piano solo) – I Dance Myself to Sleep                                                                    
KREISLER – Berceuse Romantique Op.9    
DELIUS/LITTLEWOOD and LU – Intermezzo: The Walk to the Paradise Garden                    
PROKOFIEV – Romeo and Juliet Suite (Selective)  

Tickets are available via TryBooking:
Jenny Lu & James Littlewood - In stillness, we dance — Tempo Rubato

Concert venue:
Tempo Rubato, 34 Breese St Brunswick

Duo De Graaf Connie

Splendid:  English Art Songs for Voice and Guitar

Saturday 15th November, 7pm. 

Snow Pines, 18 Ridge Road, Kallista, VIC 3791

https://events.humanitix.com/splendid

From the quirky and whimsical to the sublime and tender, Splendid showcases Art Songs drawn from over five hundred years of partnership between Voice and Guitar.   

Composers include Benjamin Britten, Henry Purcell, John Dowland, Elena Kats-Chernin, Annette Krusibrink and Christopher Sainsbury.