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16 October 2010  - Riley, Beethoven, Rachmaninov

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Soloist -  Tom Poster  (Piano)

Conductor: Brian Wright
Malcolm Riley – Fairmeadow, an overture for Maidstone (world premiere/MSO commission).
Beethoven – Piano Concerto No.4
Rachmaninov  – Symphonic Dances

 

Malcolm Riley's new Fairmeadow Overture includes the tune of a locally collected folksong and references to the music of the 17th century composer John Jenkins, who was born in Maidstone. Acclaimed young pianist Tom Poster returns in the classical splendour of Beethoven's 4th Concerto and MSO tackles the effervescent brilliance of Rachmaninov's Symphonic Dances.
For more information see his website.
 
The Concert starts at 7.30pm in Mote Hall, which is within the Maidstone Leisure Centre, Mote Park, Maidstone.

 

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Winner of First Prize at the 2007 Scottish International Piano Competition, Tom Poster appears as concerto soloist, solo recitalist and chamber musician across an extensive repertoire in a range of major international venues. He has performed concertos with The BBC Philharmonic/Yan Pascal Tortelier, BBC Scottish Symphony/James Loughran, the China National Symphony/En Shao, Southbank Sinfonia/Vladimir Ashkenazy, the St Petersburg State Capella Philharmonic and European Union Chamber Orchestra, and given solo recitals at concert halls and festivals across the UK and Europe. Tom has collaborated with the Brodsky, Endellion and Skampa Quartets and is the pianist of the Aronowitz Ensemble (BBC New Generation Artists 2006-2008), recently appearing at the Wigmore Hall, the Aldeburgh, Cheltenham and Spoleto Festivals and the BBC Proms. He broadcasts regularly on BBC Radio 3 and has recorded works by Thomas Adès for EMI. Forthcoming highlights include concerto tours with the Atlantic Classical Orchestra/Stewart Robertson in Florida and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra/Robin Ticciati, and a return to the Proms. Tom studied with Joan Havill at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where he held a Postgraduate Fellowship, and at King’s College, Cambridge, where he gained a Double First in music. Early competition successes included winning the keyboard sections of the Royal Over-Seas League and BBC Young Musician of the Year Competitions in 2000. He is also a successful composer.
 
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