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SUMMARY:Elégie - Cambridge Festival
DESCRIPTION:Lucy Parham performing Elégie\nKnown internationally for her ‘composer portraits’ in words and music\, pianist Lucy Parham has created a new programme for 2017 which chronicles the life of composer and pianist Sergei Rachmaninoff. Though he became an exile in 1917\, Russia remained deeply rooted in Rachmaninoff’s soul. His cultural identity and longing for his homeland imbue his music\, not least the many works he wrote for his own instrument\, the piano. The narrative\, scripted from letters and diaries\, follows Rachmaninoff from his youth in Russia\, through his subsequent self-imposed exile in 1917\, and finally to California\, USA\, where he died in 1943. \nThe programme includes many of Rachmaninoff’s best-loved works for solo piano\, including a selection of Preludes\, Etudes-Tableaux and Moments Musicaux\, some of his own transcriptions and the haunting Elégie\, as well as works by Scriabin and Tchaikovsky. \nGenerously supported by the Howard Foundation \nPlease note: This concert starts at 7.30pm\, not 1.15pm\, as stated in the Festival brochure.
URL:https://lucyparham.com/event/cambridge-festival/
LOCATION:Howard Theatre\, Downing College\, 8 Horn Lane\,\, Linton\, Cambridge\, CB21 4HT\, United Kingdom
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