Gemütlichkeit: Love's Philosophy

Sitkovetsky Trio
James Newby baritone
Christopher Glynn piano

Schubert Piano Trio No.1 in B flat major
Interval
Gemütlichkeit: Love’s Philosophy 
Attraction 
Mahler Wo die schönen Trompeten blasen  | Ich ging mit Lust
Brahms Therese  |  Versunken
Curiosity and Crisis
Brahms Jungfräulein  |  Vergebliches Ständchen  |  In Stiller Nacht  |  Sagt mir, O schönste Schäf’rin mein
Deep Attachment
Brahms Junge Liebe I  |  Wir Wandleten  |  Geheimnis  |  Schönster Schatz, mein Engel
Commitment
Brahms Serenate  |  Wiegenlied
Mahler Um schlimme Kinder artig zu sein  |  Selbstgefühl 

A heart-warming finale featuring 2016 Katheen Ferrier winner James Newby, this concert celebrates the particular joy in the fellowship of feeling at home that the music of Brahms, Schubert and Mahler can evoke. A feast for the ears and, most importantly, the heart. 

“Newby’s voice has plenty of weight and richness but can be surprisingly light on its feet.” The Guardian

There will be an opportunity for Two Moors Festival Members to chat informally with Christopher Glynn on Saturday 14th October, 3.30pm in Bampton Church. There is no charge for this but please book a place HERE. If you are not a member and would like to book a ticket to attend please first join HERE.

Venue information

About  Sitkovetsky Trio  |  James Newby  |  Christopher Glynn