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An informal recital of piano music.
Programme:
J S Bach Jesu, joy of man's desiring [from Cantata 147] Zdenko Fibich from "Moods, Impressions and Reminiscences", no 139[Poeme] John Field Nocturne no 5 in B flat J S Bach Aria [Goldberg Variations] Arthur Sullivan Princess of Wales' March F Schubert [arr Puishnoff] "Rosamunde" ballet music J S Bach [transc Busoni] Christian Sinding "Fruehlingsraunschen" Op32 no 3 Louis Sphor [transc Kempff] Largo, from the Concerto in F minor [BWV 1056] L van Beethoven [transc Liszt] Hirtengesang [The song of the Shepherds], Sympony 6 Franz Lehar "Caprice", flow fox George Gershwin "Who cares?" Gershwin [transc Grainger] "The man I love" and "Love walked in" Maurice Ravel Pavane pour une infante defunte Norman Dello Joio Piano Sonata no 3 Gary Barlow "Forever love" Richard Wagner [transc Liszt] "Liebestod" [love-death] from Tristan and Isolde Paul Seeley joined D'Oyly Carte as repetitieur in 1976 after graduating from Edinburgh. He often appeared as duo accompanist with David Mackie in D'Oyly Carte in Concert.
In 1977 he edited Sullivan's "Marmion" Overture, and provided pastiche G&S arrangements for the London season Last Nights. He had gained a BA in German and Linguistics before taking the BMus at Edinburgh where he also took the FLCM in piano performance. He is now working towards a research degree on Franz Lehar.
Since the demise of D'Oyly Carte in 1982 Paul has been teaching piano privately and at Bradford Grammar School.
Only and Accompanist is a fairly recent venture. A cassette of highlights from one performance is in preparation; enquiries for this should be addressed to Paul at 137 Wilmer Road, Bradford, UK.
Director: Derek Collins
Conductor: David Steadman
Settings by: Messrs Proscenium Ltd from Mr Disley Jones' original production
Costumes designed by: Wilhelm 1885 for The Savoy Production
Gentlemen of Japan |
Were you not to KoKo plighted! Yum Yum (Valerie Masterson) and Nanki Poo (David Fieldsend) |
But that will involve us all in irretrievable ruin Pish Tush (Peter Mulloy), KoKo (Eric Roberts) and Pooh Bah (Gareth Jones) |
The word for your guidance is 'Mum' Katisha (Gillian Knight) and Pitti Sing (Gillian's daughter Rebecca Knight) |
Ye torrents roar! |
Deck the Maiden Fair |
Some bridegrooms would be depressed by this sort of thing! Peep Bo (Janet Cowley), Pitti Sing, Yum Yum and Nanki Poo |
I'm the Emperor of Japan - And I'm his daughter-in-law elect! The Mikado (Michael Rayner) and Katisha |
I'm a silly little goose! |
Helen Beechinor treated us to a recital varying from Cole Porter to Rossini at the Paxton Theatre. (Her rendition of Io Paean! [The Martyr of Antioch] was the talk of the previous Sunday night's orchestral concert)
Helen (third from right) at the Orchestral Concert |
Page updated 13 August 1998