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Basel Chamber Orchestra
Image credit: © Matthias Müller

Debussy, Ravel, Haydn and more

Basel Chamber Orchestra; Hugo Ticciati violin, leader; Avi Avital mandolin

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Date
Mon 18 Jan 2027, 7.30pm
Tickets
£55 £44 £34 £28 £18
Duration

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

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Important Information

Slight Change of Programme and Running Order
Please note that the programme and running order for this concert has changed slightly and will now be as below.

Artists

  • Basel Chamber Orchestra
    • Hugo Ticciativiolin, leader
    • Avi Avitalmandolin

    Programme

        • String Quartet in G minor Op. 10
          :
        • I. Animé et très décidé (arranged by Johannes Marmén)
        • II. Assez vif et bien rythmé (arranged by Johannes Marmén)
        • Suite from ‘There Will Be Blood’
          :
        • V. Proven Lands
    • Maurice Ravel
      1875-1937
        • String Quartet in F
          :
        • IV. Vif et agité (arranged by David Lundblad)

    Interval

    • Joseph Haydn
      1732-1809
        • L’isola disabitata HXXVIII/9
          :
        • Sinfonia (arranged by Hugo Ticciati)
        • Menuet sur le nom d’Haydn
          (arranged by David Lundblad)
        • Symphony No. 49 in F minor ‘La passione’ HI:49
          :
        • II. Allegro di molto
        • III. Menuet & Trio
        • IV. Finale. Presto
        • Je ne pourrai jamais vivre sans toi (I Will Wait for You)
          (arranged by David Lundblad)
        • Mon homme
          (arranged by David Lundblad)
    • Avi Avital
      b. 1978
        • Avi's Song
          (arranged by Shawn Conley)

    Overview

    Barriers between classical and popular, all too often flimsy in construction, fall away in this utterly compelling concert. Members of the Basel Chamber Orchestra and their frequent collaborator Hugo Ticciati are joined by mandolin virtuoso Avi Avital in a sequence of pieces that connect Habsburg Austria with Belle Époque France. Their programme also embraces the passionate, bittersweet musical worlds of Édith Piaf and Barbara, among the last century’s greatest chansonnières, and the pulsating sounds of Jonny Greenwood’s Proven Lands.

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