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Bertrand Chamayou
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Bertrand Chamayou piano; Vilde Frang violin; Salamon Eredics accordion, shepherd flute, hulusi; Benjamin Eredics kontra tambura, trumpet

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Date
Fri 09 Oct 2026, 7.30pm
Tickets
£40 £37 £33 £27 £18
+£4 booking fee per transaction
Duration

This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval

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Important Information

Addition of Artists and Confirmation of Programme

We are pleased to announce that Salamon Eredics (accordion, shepherd flute, hulusi) and Benjamin Eredics (kontra tambura, trumpet) will join Bertrand Chamayou (piano) and Vilde Frang (violin) for this concert. The programme for the concert has now been confirmed and will be as below.

Artists

  • Bertrand Chamayoupiano
    Artist in Residence
  • Vilde Frangviolin
  • Salamon Eredicsaccordion, shepherd flute, hulusi
  • Benjamin Eredicskontra tambura, trumpet

Programme

Interval

  • Béla Bartók
      • Gyergyóból (‘From Gyergyó’) BB45a
      • 27 Two- and Three-Part Choruses
        :
      • Ne hagyj itt! (Don't leave here!)
  • Trad/Serbian
      • Drago kolo
        (based on Serbian folk music) (arranged by Salamon Eredics)
  • Béla Bartók
      • 6 Romanian Folk Dances BB68
        :
      • No. 4 Horn Dance
      • No. 5 Romanian Polka
      • No. 6 Fast Dance
  • Trad/Hungarian
      • Trio Ornamentum
        (based on Romanian and Serbian folk music) (arranged by Benjamin Eredics and Salamon Eredics)
      • From Hungary ('Elment a madárka…')
        (based on Hungarian folk music) (arranged by Salamon Eredics)

Overview

The energy of Bertrand Chamayou’s chamber music partnership with Vilde Frang stems from their interaction as artists always ready to take creative risks in search of musical depth and meaning. Their programme includes Bartók’s fervent Violin Sonata No. 1, written in the closing months of 1921 for the Hungarian violinist Jelly d’Arányi and first performed by her and the composer in London the following year.

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