Musica Viva Festival Concert No 5

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Musica Viva’s first FutureMakers ensemble, Arcadia Winds return as performers in this festival concert.

MOZART Horn Quintet in E-flat major, K407 – Rachel Shaw (horn), Marianne Broadfoot (violin), Jacqui Cronin (violin), Nicole Forsyth (viola), Rowena Macneish (cello)
WESLEY-SMITH White Knight and Beaver – Amy Dickson (saxophone), Timothy Constable (percussion)
POULENC Sextet, FP100 – Lambert Orkis (piano), Arcadia Winds
YOUNAN Shoreditch Grind* – Arcadia Winds
WESLEY-SMITH For Marimba and Tape – Timothy Constable (percussion)
BEETHOVEN Cello Sonata no 3, op 69 – Amanda Forsyth (cello), Lambert Orkis (piano)
*Developed with assistance from Musica Viva’s Hildegard Project 

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