Musica Viva Festival Concert No 4

Amy Dickson
Amy Dickson

The fourth Musica Viva Festival concert features a world premiere by Ross Edwards, Bright Birds and Sorrows, performed by saxophonist Amy Dickson and the Elias Quartet.

VASKS String Quartet no 3 – Goldner String Quartet
BRAHMS Violin Sonata no 3 in D minor, op 108 – Pinchas Zukerman (violin), Angela Cheng (piano)
BROADSTOCK My Feet Want to Dance but My Eyes Want to Sleep – Kiran Phatak (flute), Lloyd Van’t Hoff (clarinet), Amir Farid (piano), Marianne Broadfoot (violin), Kerry Martin (violin), Jacqui Cronin (viola), Rowena Macneish (cello)
EDWARDS Bright Birds and Sorrows (World Premiere)* – Amy Dickson (saxophone), Elias Quartet 
*Commissioned by Kim Williams AM

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