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Mendelssohn Variations concertantes op. 17
Valkare Giro (2007)
Vaughan Williams Six Studies in English Folksong (1926)

Schnelzer Frozen Landscape (2002)
Rachmaninoff Sonata in G Minor op. 19 (1901)



Macleod & Sturfält
Cello and Piano Recital

Tuesday 3 March, 7.30pm

Marie Macleod cello
Martin Sturfält piano


Described by The Guardian as ‘powerfully eloquent’ and The Strad as ‘a cellist who can hold a stage and captivate an audience’, Marie Macleod is a passionate and diverse artist, performing extensively as soloist and chamber musician at major concert venues across Europe. She has appeared as soloist with orchestras throughout the UK and Sweden such as the London Symphony Orchestra and the Ulster Orchestra, and her performances are frequently broadcast by the BBC, Classic FM, Dutch Radio 4 and Swedish Radio. At the age of seventeen Marie won the Eastbourne Young Musician of the Year; she went on to win the string section of the BBC Young Musician of the Year, the Royal Over-Seas League competition, the Suggia Gift for Cello and the Bronze Medal in the Shell/LSO competition, as well as awards from the Tunnell, Leverhulme and Countess of Munster Trusts.

Swedish pianist Martin Sturfält enjoys a busy international career as a concerto soloist and recitalist, and is also a passionate chamber musician. While his repertoire includes a large number of standard works from the baroque, classical and romantic periods, Martin is also keen to promote newer music and lesser known works in his concert programmes. In recent years he has gained much recognition for his performances of the piano music by Swedish late romantic composer Wilhelm Stenhammar as well as for his interpretations of the music by Olivier Messiaen. Martin’s innovative recital programmes have earned him a reputation as a highly versatile and imaginative artist.

www.mariemacleod.com
www.martinsturfalt.com