Adah Mosello - flute

Featured Artist

1999

MONDAY Glenfinnan
Edinburgh Quartet with Adah Mosello (flute) and Christine Jackson (cello) Cello quintet (Boccherini) Flute quartet (Reicha), Quintet No1 (Schubert)

TUESDAY Acharacle

Edinburgh Quartet with Adah Mosello (flute), Ruth Ellis (clarinet), Alison Green (bassoon), Adiran Bornet, (double bass), Harry Johnstone (horn)

Octet, (Schubert).
Duo in G Major, K423 (Mozart)
Prelude and Fugue in G Minor ( Bach)
Syrinx. Solo for flute (Claude Debussy)
Suite in G minor (Layton James)
Quartet No 1 in F major (Rossini)
Impromptu No 1 (Richard Stead)

WEDNESDAY Acharacle

RECITAL " Begged Borrowed and Stolen" for Flute and Piano. Adah Mosello (Flute), Tim Woolsey (piano).

Sonata in G. (Mozart)
Canzone (Samuel Barber)
Romance (Dvorak)
Sonata in C major (Bach)
Rondo Capriccioso (Mendelssohn)

THURSDAY Lunchtime concert ARISAIG HOUSE

"Ballads Songs and Snatches" Patrick Stephen-Samuels and George Dodgshon in concert. Accompanist, Andrew Simpson.

With songs by
Sullivan
Puccini
Tosti
Lehar
Verdi
di Capua
and many others.

THURSDAY Evening Glenfinnan

ACADEMY BRASS the final year students from the Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama.

Exsultet. (Macmillan)
Concerto Grosso (Handel)
Canzon A 8 (Gabrieli)
Set to. Mark (Turnage)
Queen May Suite (Derek Bourgeois)
A londoner in New York (Parker)
Tico Tico (Abreu)

FRIDAY Lunchtime Acharacle

ACADEMY BRASS adapted their concert of previous evening to involve the many children in the lunchtime audience.

Royal Scottish Academy of Music and Drama

FRIDAY Evening Glenfinnan SATURDAY Evening Acharacle

LOCH SHIEL FESTIVAL CHORUS with George Farmer (Baritone) and Alison Kirby (Soprano) performed Jubilate Deo (Mozart), Haec Dies (Ett), Cantique de Jean Racine (Fauré), Blest Pair of Sirens (Parry) and Requiem (Fauré).

MONDAY Acharacle

"Déjà vu" with William Alexander's Palm Court Trio. George Dodgshon and Patrick Stephen-Samuels as Hans Hasitoffen and Stefan Duzzen-Ghetenni vie for the affections of Countess Rosa Aimisi (Rosemary Gilliespie) in an absurd plot to sing songs by Lloyd Webber, Offenbach, Gilbert and Sullivan, Ivor Novello and so on and so forth. As the Bold Gendarmes with their usual efficiency failed to arrest them yet again, the duo remain free and may return to the scene.