Spain-Dunk & Gipps - Music for Violin and Piano
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Label: Guild
Cat No: GMCD7827
Format: CD
Number of Discs: 1
Genre: Chamber
Release Date: 1st July 2022
Contents
Works
Evocation, op.48Rhapsody for violin and piano, op.27a
Violin Sonata, op.42
Les Sylphes
Violin Sonata in B minor
Artists
Patrick Wastnage (violin)Elizabeth Dunn (piano)
Works
Evocation, op.48Rhapsody for violin and piano, op.27a
Violin Sonata, op.42
Les Sylphes
Violin Sonata in B minor
Artists
Patrick Wastnage (violin)Elizabeth Dunn (piano)
About
Another local talent, Ruth Gipps was born in the English south coast seaside resort of Bexhill-on-Sea. In her case she was promoted by an ambitious mother, and as a child prodigy she appeared locally at an early age, and at the age of 16 entered the Royal College of Music, winning the Caird Scholarship. As a composer she studied with Vaughan Williams and Gordon Jacob. Here she developed both as a composer, and also as a pianist giving a noted student performance of Brahms’s Second Piano Concerto at the College. When Sir Henry Wood conducted her tone poem Knight in Armour (which Gipps had completed on 1 April 1940) at the last night of the 1942 Proms, he signalled the emergence of a talented new voice.
Plymouth-born violinist Patrick Wastnage attended Dartington College of Arts from the age of sixteen. He went on to the Guildhall School of Music where he studied with Yfrah Neaman, David Takeno and later with Sándor Végh. After winning various prizes and playing concertos with the Guildhall Symphony Orchestra, he worked as a freelance player with orchestras including the Academy of St Martin in the Fields. Since joining the BBC Symphony Orchestra in 1986, he has led a parallel career as soloist and chamber music player performing in concerts all over the UK and abroad.
Elizabeth Dunn studied with Geraldine Peppin at the Guildhall School of Music, where she won prizes including the Kleinwort Cup for outstanding piano playing. Since then she has performed extensively as soloist, accompanist and in chamber groups with members of London orchestras. British contemporary music has played a significant role in her career and she has given first performances of several works written especially for her.
Since meeting as students the long-standing collaboration between Patrick and Elizabeth has included research, performance and premieres of neglected British violin and piano repertoire. Their interest in the music of Susan Spain-Dunk was kindled by Patrick playing in a recording of the Lament for String Orchestra. Patrick's orchestra has also recently performed Ruth Gipps's Horn Concerto.
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