Thank you for being here!

Here’s a gentle reminder to please put your phone on silence. thanks!

The pieces of this performance go into each other fluidly. We suggest you don’t try to follow where one begins and the other ends, but instead let yourself be carried through the narrative they all create together.

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A deep felt thanks to St. John’s Notting Hill, for taking us in as musicians in residence.

We hope you enjoy and please join us for a drink afterwards!

— SPOILERS BELOW! — 

all the works, in order of appearance

changes to the order might occur

Ravel - Le jardin feérique (Ma mère l’oye)

Shakespeare - excerpt from Midsummer Night’s dream

Sá-Dantas (arr, trad) - twinkle, twinkle

Frost - Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening

Bartók (transcr. ASD) - Fairy Tale (Violin duetts)

Holst - Jesu Sweet (4 Songs for voice and violin)

Kurtág - Die Guten gehen (Kafka Fragmente)

Bartók - Cradle Song (idem)

Kurtág - Berceuse (idem)

Holst (transcr. ASD) - Matthew, Mark, Luke and John (Six choral folk songs)

Brahms - Göttlicher Morpheus (Canons for upper voices)

Jung - excerpts from Letters

Edna St. Vincent Millay - First Fig

Bizet - Blind Man’s Bluff (Jeux d’enfants)

Schoenfield - Tin Pan Alley (4 Souvenirs)

Kurtág - Verstecke (idem)

Sá-Dantas - A dance of light (text: Margret Kreidl)

Sá-Dantas - A dance of gaps (text: MK)

Kurtág - Meine Festung (idem)

Bach (transcr. ASD) - Invention nr. 7 for 3 voices

Kurtág - Ruhelos (idem)

Glass (arr. ASD) - Knee Play 1

Solage - Fumeux Fume

Sá-Dantas - Doppelgänger (text: MK)

Sá-Dantas - A dance of transparent spaces (text: MK)

Kurtág - Die guten gehen (idem)

Bizet (arr. ASD) - Blind Man’s Bluff

Monteverdi - Tu ridi sempre mai (Canzonets)

Bartók - Wedding Song (idem)

Schoenfield - Tin Pan Alley