Joanna Macgregor And Friends At Bath Musicfest [Radio 3 Live In Concert]

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01Part 120110525Live from Bath Abbey

Presented by Petroc Trelawny

The opening night concert of Bath International MusicFest celebrates two major themes of this year's festival: Celtic music and Songs of Freedom. Wells Cathedral Chamber Choir sing Scottish settings by James MacMillan, while Joanna MacGregor and The Britten Sinfonia perform his frenzied, folksong inspired Second Piano Concerto. Norwegian Trumpeter Arve Henriksen stars in Lost Highway, MacGregor's arrangement of traditional American and Gospel songs. Marching them all in and out of Bath Abbey are the City of Bristol Pipes and Drums.

James MacMillanThe Gallant Weaver

James MacMillanA Child's Prayer

James MacMillanAfter Virtue

Joanna MacGregor Lost Highway: Gospel and Blues from the Deep South

Arve Henriksen (trumpet)

Wells Cathedral School Chamber Choir

Nigel Perrin (choral conductor)

Joanna MacGregor (piano/director).

Petroc Trelawny presents music by James MacMillan and an arrangement by Joanna MacGregor.

Presenting exciting live musical events from all over the world

02Part 220110525Live from Bath Abbey

Presented by Petroc Trelawny

The opening night concert of Bath International MusicFest celebrates two major themes of this year's festival: Celtic music and Songs of Freedom. Wells Cathedral Chamber Choir sing Scottish settings by James MacMillan, while Joanna MacGregor and The Britten Sinfonia perform his frenzied, folksong inspired Second Piano Concerto. Norwegian Trumpeter Arve Henriksen stars in Lost Highway, MacGregor's arrangement of traditional American and Gospel songs. Marching them all in and out of Bath Abbey are the City of Bristol Pipes and Drums.

James MacMillanSo Deep,

James MacMillanHalie Speerit's Dauncers

James MacMillan Piano Concerto No.2

Arve Henriksen (trumpet)

Wells Cathedral School Chamber Choir

Nigel Perrin (choral conductor)

Joanna MacGregor (piano/director).

The first concert at Bath MusicFest 2011 concludes with MacMillan's Piano Concerto No 2.

Presenting exciting live musical events from all over the world