chetham’s international summer school & festival for pianists

Chetham’s International Summer School & Festival for Pianists

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Chetham’s Junior Piano Academy7–8 & 13–16 August 2021Chetham’s International Piano Summer School16–21 August 2021 | Part 121–26 August 2021 | Part 2

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The warmest of welcomes to the 2021 Chetham’s International Piano Summer School.Whether you’re joining us in person or online we know you’ll take with you extraordinary memories of your time on the summer school.

Although the last year has been challenging in so many ways, we’re extremely proud of the amount of music making that has continued at Chetham’s. Thanks to the creativity of our staff and the state of the art facilities available to us, we’ve been able to continue almost as normal, so it’s a great pleasure that we can start to share these experiences more widely once more.

Music is such an integral part of the human condition and though technology has allowed us to communicate and learn remotely, nothing can ever replace the shared experience of live music – whether performing or listening together. We hope your time on CIPSS will allow you to explore and develop musical creativity, renew friendships and reset after these most unusual times – all in the company of other people!!!

We must express huge gratitude to Murray and Kathryn who have, once again, created something really quite spectacular for us all.

All good wishes for a brilliant course,

Nicola and Tom

Nicola Smith and Tom Redmond Joint Principals, Chetham’s School of Music

Chetham’s International Summer School and Festival for Pianists. Chetham’s School of Music, Long Millgate, Manchester M3 1SB+44 (0)1625 266899 / [email protected]

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Introduction

Here we are again - on site and online! The warmest of welcomes from both of us is extended here on the souvenir

programme to everyone involved in the 21st Chetham’s International Piano Summer School and Junior Academy. We are so excited and elated to be here with you! After last year’s exclusively online festival, it is truly thrilling for us to be able to offer ‘the best of both worlds’ from Chetham’s, affectionately known as ‘Chet’s’, to pianists and piano lovers from literally all over the planet. We have well over 300 active participants on the course and 60 incredible pianist-teachers on the faculty. We have our junior academy in full swing for the second time, and we have a phenomenal series of concerts, lectures, classes and activities for all to enjoy.

Looking back, who would have thought that August 2020 would have brought such radical changes to CIPSS (Chetham’s International Piano Summer School) and our continued mission of inspiring, enabling and supporting a love of piano playing in the broadest, most comprehensive sense? Thanks to the wonders of modern technology and the generosity of our incredible faculty of world-class pianist-teachers, CIPSS 2020 proved to be a resounding success. There is never any elitism on a CIPSS course, though everyone is always extremely serious about piano playing and listening. There is no other summer school that manages to cater for the universal in the way CIPSS does: adult amateurs, promising children and observers are as welcome on the courses as concert pianists, international young artists preparing for top competitions, and professional music teachers. The 21st edition of our beloved summer school will set new standards and parameters by simultaneously being both online and onsite in Manchester. With lockdowns, restrictions and the Covid aftermath, life on our planet has taken something of a proverbial battering. The world continues to go through extraordinary changes. We are unquestionably living in a transitional era…. but CIPSS has adapted and continues to be ‘the friendliest summer school in the world’. This remains our strapline post-lockdown just as much as before. We still aim to offer inspiration, support, friendship, guidance, memories and fun for all our participants and staff - whether they are with us in Manchester in our state-of-the-art facilities, or in their homes on laptops and iPads. Chetham’s School itself has coped spectacularly well over the past eighteen months and comes equipped with top-of-the-range AV units in all the school’s major teaching rooms. We are so grateful to be able to use these on the summer school. It means that the online

experience for our virtual participants will be a vibrant one: we are also including a new streaming service for the major concerts and a significant number of teaching sessions too. It all adds up to a tremendous ‘Chet’s buzz’ for those of you who are watching and participating at home; we feel confident that you will truly feel part of the CIPSS community online - especially if you make a point of attending

the virtual coffee mornings and evening bar chats that have been scheduled.

The summer school at Chetham’s is a celebration of piano playing. We wish everyone who is involved a tremendously happy time! In total it all adds up to so much more than the sum of its parts. The junior academy, summer school and festival constitutes an extraordinary fusion of inspiration and creativity for pianists and lovers of the piano of all ages and at all stages of their lives.

There are many individuals and organisations to whom we are indebted. Huge thanks to Forsyth’s Music Shop for providing the onsite shop as well as additional pianos. We are indebted to our piano tuners/technicians Daniel Carney and David Daniels, both former students at the school and now high in demand at the very top of their profession.

The summer school’s team of house parents, administrators, supporters and volunteers continues to show touching dedication and loyalty - helping to ensure its smooth running as well as the safety of everyone on the course. Huge thanks to joint Principal Nicola Smith for her strong, caring support of the junior academy in particular. We are especially grateful to Lesley Martin for initially creating and then continuing to control, refine and co-ordinate the computer programme that empowers the extremely complex timetable and organisation of the summer school’s schedules. Without Lesley we simply would not be able to have a summer school.

Have a wonderful inspirational and enriching stay at Chetham’s.

Murray McLachlan Kathryn PageArtistic Director Administrator

It gives us enormous pleasure to welcome you all to the 21st Chetham’s International Piano Summer School & Junior Academy.

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Saturday 7th

10am–11.30am Group classes for all coursesElementary with Ruth AldredIntermediate with Sarah MurphyAdvanced with Gemma BeesonYoung Artist with Murray McLachlan

Sunday 8th

10am–11.30am Group classes for all coursesElementary with Ruth AldredIntermediate with Sarah MurphyAdvanced with Gemma BeesonYoung Artist with Murray McLachlan

Friday 13th

12pm–1pm Registration in Oglesby Atrium

1pm–2pm Lunch

2pm–2.30pm Introduction and welcome in the Oglesby Atrium

2.30pm–4pm Group classes for all coursesElementary with Ruth Aldred G05Intermediate with Sarah Murphy G09Advanced with Gemma Beeson G06Young Artist with Murray McLachlan Carole Nash

4pm Break

4.30pm–6.30pm Lessons begin for students who have booked extra lessons

5pm–6pm Drop-in practice workshop G04 – come along for help with a particular bar, phrase or aspect of any piece you are playing.

6pm–7pm Dinner

7.30pm Recital by Chetham’s School of Music students

Alicja Kojder

Debussy Estampes

PagodesLa soirée dans GrenadeJardins sous la pluie

Daniel Liu

BeethovenSonata in A, Op. 101

Etwas lebhaft, und mit der innigsten Empfindung. Allegretto, ma non troppoLebhaft, marschmäßig. Vivace alla marciaLangsam und sehnsuchtsvoll. Adagio, ma non troppo, con affettoGeschwind, doch nicht zu sehr, und mit Entschlossenheit. Allegro

ProkofievSonata No. 8 in B flat, Op. 84

Andante dolceAndante sognandoVivace

Alicja Kojder is fifteen years old. She started playing piano at the age of five, and at seven began studying at Chetham’s School of Music, where she currently studies with Helen Krizos. She has won top prizes in England, Italy, Spain, Macedonia, USA, Canada and Poland.

Chetham’s Junior Piano AcademyOnline 7–8 & on-site 13–16 August 2021

Daniel Liu, 18, has been attending Chetham’s School of Music since 2013, where he studies piano with Dr Murray McLachlan, and composition with Ian Stephens. His performance of Britten’s Piano Concerto in the Stoller Hall, with accompanist Simon Passmore, led to a prize in the Chetham’s concerto competition of 2019. As a composer, he was a prizewinner in the BBC Proms Inspire competition of 2019, which led to a commission by the BBC Concert Orchestra. Daniel is the 2021 winner of the BPSE Beethoven Junior Intercollegiate Piano Competition.

Saturday 14th

7.15am–8am Breakfast for boarders

8am Non-resident participants arrive for registration

8.15am Group classes for all coursesElementary with Ruth Aldred G05Intermediate with Sarah Murphy G09Advanced with Gemma Beeson G06Young Artist with Murray McLachlan Carole Nash

9am–11am Timetabled individual lessons throughout the school – observers welcome

10am–11am Drop-in technique workshop - drop in for help with scales, studies or any aspect of playing. G04

10.45am–11.30am Morning break

11.30am–1.30pm Timetabled individual lessons throughout the school - observers welcome

12pm–1pm Drop-in performance class - come along with a prepared piece or excerpt to perform and receive helpful feedback from a member of the faculty. G04

1pm–2.15pm Lunch

2.15pm Afternoon registration for all

2.30pm–4.30pm Timetabled individual lessons throughout the school - observers welcome

3.30pm–4.30pm Drop-in practice workshop - drop in for help with scales, studies or any aspect of technique. G04

4.15pm Break

5pm–5.45pm Group classes for all coursesElementary with Ruth Aldred G05Intermediate with Sarah Murphy G09Advanced with Gemma Beeson G06Young Artist with Murray McLachlan Carole Nash

6pm–7pm Dinner

7.30pm ‘Comedy Classics’ Film Fantasia with John Lenehan

John Lenehan presents a programme of Comedy classics accompanied at the piano with improvised scores featuring two Laurel and Hardy films, Putting Pants on Philip and Big Business, plus excerpts from Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton.

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9am–11am Timetabled individual lessons throughout the school – observers welcome

10am–11am Drop-in technique workshop - drop in for help with scales, studies or any aspect of technique. G04

10.45am–11.30am Morning break

11.30am–1.30pm Timetabled individual lessons throughout the school - observers welcome

12pm–1pm Drop-in performance class – come along with a prepared piece to perform and receive helpful feedback from a member of the faculty. G04

1pm–2.15pm Lunch

2.15pm Afternoon registration for all

2.30pm–4.30pm Timetabled individual lessons throughout the school - observers welcome3.30pm–4.30pm Drop-in practice workshop - drop in for help with scales, studies or any aspect of technique. G04

4.15pm Break

5pm–5.45pm Group classes for all coursesElementary with Ruth Aldred G05Intermediate with Sarah Murphy G09Advanced with Gemma Beeson G06Young Artist with Murray McLachlan Carole Nash

6pm–7pm Dinner

7.30pm Gala Faculty Recital

Gemma Webster

Rachmaninov Prelude in G flat Op. 23 No. 10

Grieg Wedding Day at Troldhaugen Op. 65 No. 6

Ben Powell

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Lulu Yang

Ravel Miroirs

ii Oiseaux tristes iii Une barque sur l’océan

John Lenehan

Alec RowleySuite for Piano

Praeludium – Siciliana – Toccata

Murray McLachlan and Kathryn Page

GershwinRhapsody in Blue

Monday 16th




9am–11am Final morning recitals for all participants and presentation of certificatesElementary with Ruth Aldred G05Intermediate with Sarah Murphy G09Advanced with Gemma Beeson G06Young Artist with Murray McLachlan Carole Nash

End of Junior Academy

Faculty

Ruth AldredGemma BeesonSusan BettaneySimon BottomleyLes ChisnallAlison HavardIan JonesMarta KarbownickaHeribert KochHelen KrizosJohn LeGroveJohn LenehanFeifei LiMurray McLachlanJonathan MiddletonSarah MurphyElena NalimovaNoriko OgawaKathryn PageDina ParakhinaMartyn ParkesBen PowellCharlotte TurnerGavin WayteGemma WebsterLulu Yang

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William AdamczewskiFreddie AudleyJessica AyIvan BabichevFlora BlowerJames BotanCameron BoyesElijah ButterworthMischa CarrJames ChenJeremy ChenKayley ChenMo ChenSamuel ChenSelwyn ChenStanley ChenRina ChinCecilia (Lily) CommitteriAlana CravenIsabelle CurtisTamara Daou Kolonitskaya

Tessa DaviesVictoria de MeloCaelan de Senna FernandesSean de Senna FernandesClaire DelaneyKaixin DokterDominic FaircloughOscar FaircloughPaul GaoIsaac GodwinLeo GregsonArissa GuptaThomas HalsteadZiying HeAlex HeWilliam HigginsonVictoria HorridgeMyah JutlaJason KennedyAlicja Kojder

Alexander KwonHolly LaiDarcy LiBrian Changyan LiuRachel LuiFleur Elisabeth MauxionLochlan McBrideMandy MengTomoki NishikawaSophie NockAidan NormantonMao OhnoPeter OstrovskyJacob PackTharuk Panadura AcharigeHarvey ParkerShekhu PillaiIsabella PringleAlex QuKenzie RobertsonAnna Sagrillo

Riccardo SantoleriZev SebastianLola SimonNaomi Jennifer TajTimothy TangPatrick Hideomi TownsendEdward TyeThomas WaltersPriscilla WengYichen WuKacy XiaYi En XieSummer XuJack Yang XiaoHayden ZhenXi YuEmma YuanDaniel ZhangEmily ZhangJoshua ZhouJulian ZhuLing Zhu

Participants: Chetham’s Junior Piano AcademyOnline 7–8 & on-site 13–16 August 2021

Names in italics are online participants

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Please note:

All lectures and recitals take place in The Stoller Concert Hall.Teachers’ timetables are on display in the Oglesby Atrium and the entrance to Whiteley Hall.

Please note the following times for meals throughout the course:

Breakfast: 7.15am–8.45amMorning break and important announcements: 10.45am–11.30amLunch: 12.15pm–1.30pmAfternoon break: 4.30pm–5pmEvening meal: 5.45pm–7pm

NB Programme is subject to change.

Monday 16th

1.30pm–4pm Registration in the Oglesby Atrium

5pm Welcome and Opening recital with Leon McCawley

HaydnSonata in C major HXVI/50

AllegroAdagioAllegro molto

MozartFantasie in C minor K475

MozartSonata in C minor K457

Molto allegro Adagio Allegro assai

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Chetham’s International Piano Summer School Part 1: 16–21 August 2021

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7.30pmGala Faculty Recital

A wonderful opportunity to hear from some of the outstanding pianists teaching on the course this year.

Peter Frankl and Lulu Yang

Schubert Deux marches characteristiques

Julian Jacobson

Kapustin Sixth Sonata

Nicholas Oliver

Poulenc Les soirées de Nazelles


GershwinRhapsody in Blue

9pm Atrium BarWelcome drink for all summer school participants and faculty


Tuesday 17th

8.15am–8.45amTai chi with Philip Smith Oglesby Atrium or outside in the courtyard if good weather. Suitable for all ages.

Join Philip each morning to ease yourself into the day with a gentle session of Tai chi. Tai chi’s physical movements serve as effective sensitivity and awareness exercises that keep the body flexible, reduce stress, and tone and strengthen muscles.

Teaching and workshops throughout the school:9am–11am Session one11.30am–1pm Session two 2.30pm–4.45pm Session three

11.30am–1pm Adult amateur workshops with Philip Fowke G06

2.30pm–3.30pm Drop-in Practice Workshop – a chance for extra help with a bar, a phrase or anything else G04

1.45pm Oscar Colliar Young Artist Recital

We are delighted to present a new series of daily lunchtime recitals in the glorious Stoller Hall given by outstanding young pianists.

For the opening recital we welcome 18-year old Oscar Colliar. Oscar is well known to the summer school as 2nd prize winner of the 2019 Manchester International Concerto Competition and has been a regular at the Chetham’s Piano Summer School since 2016.

BeethovenSix Bagatelles Op. 126

ChopinNocturne Op. 27 No. 1

ChopinBarcarolle Op. 60

An all-round musician, Oscar obtained the highest possible mark for organ in the Swiss National Youth Music Competition in 2019, and has been first-prize-winner multiple times in the Zürich Camerata Young Persons’ Composition Competition. Oscar holds an offer to read music at Trinity College, Cambridge starting from October 2021, where he will also be organ scholar. He has also been granted the Keyboard Trust’s Dr. Weir Legacy Award.

5.15pmMy Life in Music with Philip Fowke

A very personal presentation on the life, family connections, history and career of Philip Fowke.

” … that co-existence of a high musical intellect with elegance, wit and unashamedly joyful showmanship, marks out Philip Fowke among his own generation of pianists … ” The Times

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7pmFaculty Gala Recital

Gemma Webster

Rachmaninov Prelude in G flat Op. 23 No. 10

Grieg Wedding Day at Troldhaugen Op. 65 No. 6

Ben Powell

LeightonFantasia Contrappuntistica

Lulu Yang

Brahms Intermezzo Op. 118 No. 2

Ravel Miroirs

ii Oiseaux tristes iii Une barque sur l’océan

John Lenehan

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IrelandSummer Evening

Alec RowleySuite for Piano

Praeludium – Siciliana – Toccata

Toccata ‘The Two Worlds’

Nikki Iles

Jazz solos


8.30pm Recital by Murray McLachlan

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HaydnVariations in F minor

Gerald Finzi, arr. McLachlanThree Bagatelles

Edward GregsonFriday AM

JanáčekSonata 1.X.1905

GriegBallade in G minor Op. 24

Wednesday 18th


Join Philip each morning to ease yourself into the day with a gentle session of Tai chi.


11.30am–1pm Adult amateur workshops with Kathryn Page G06

2.30pm–3.30pm Drop-in Performance Workshop – come along and play to a member of the faculty in an informal session G04

1.45pm Alim Beisembayev Young Artist Recital

We are thrilled to welcome Alim to the first of six recitals presented by three pianists who have been selected to take part in the final stages of the Leeds International Piano Competition. The competition takes place in early September and we are delighted to support these outstanding young pianists as they prepare for this important event.

Alim is well know to summer school participants as the winner of the Manchester Concerto Competition in 2017.

ScarlattiSonata in C# minor K247Sonata in C minor K22Sonata in B minor K87Sonata in G major K13

BeethovenSonata No. 32 in C minor Op. 111

Maestoso – Allegro con brio ed appassionatoArietta: Adagio molto semplice e cantabile

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5.15pm Classical improvisation at the piano: too much to choose from? with Simon Parkin

7pm Schumann: Kriesleriana Lecture recital by Christopher Elton

We are thrilled to welcome Christopher Elton to give this very special lecture recital.

‘Schumann’s Kreisleriana has long been one of the works for which pianists feel a very special and close affinity. But for audiences it can, with its quixotic changes of character and strange passages of almost neurotic introspection, seem quite impenetrable.

‘In fact, when I first gave a lecture recital on this work I – half in jest – called it “The Kreisleriana crisis: Crisis for whom”!?! I hope to explore its background, its very personal musical demands and expectations, and also to illustrate with excerpts by great pianists - many in historic recordings.’

8.30pm Recital by Dina Parakhina

Beethoven Diabelli Variations Op. 120

“The greatest of all piano works” Alfred Brendel

We are thrilled and privileged to have a live performance of this extraordinary masterpiece – arguably Beethoven’s greatest work for solo piano – in our recital series.

10pm Late night recitals by summer school participantsVenues around the school; please check timetables



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2.30pm–3.30pm Drop-in Practice Workshop – a chance for extra help with a bar, a phrase... or anything else! G04

1.45pm Alim Beisembayev Young Artist Recital

LigetiEtudes

No. 2 Cordes à videNo. 10 Der ZauberlehrlingNo. 13 L’escalier du diable

Chopin 24 Preludes Op. 28

5pm Lecture - Character is Destiny: joys and sorrows on our lifelong musical journey with Murray McLachlan

7pmThe Roaring 20s – Film fantasia with John Lenehan John Lenehan presents a centenary celebration of the music and film of the 1920s. Featuring Greta Garbo, Harry Houdini, Albert Einstein, Charlie Chaplin, Rudolph Valentino and a host of others. Music from an unforgettable decade will include Gershwin’s Rhapsody in Blue.

8.30pm Recital by Martin Roscoe

Beethoven Bagatelles Op. 126

Brahms Three Intermezzi Op. 117

Liszt Vallée d’Obermann St. Francis Walking on the Waves

10pm Late night recitals by summer school participantsPlease check timetables

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Friday 20th


Teaching and workshops throughout the school:9am – 11am Session one11.30am – 1pm Session two 2.30pm – 4.45pm Session three



1.45pm Matthew McLachlan Young Artist Recital

Scriabin24 Preludes, Op. 11

Chetham’s alumnus Matthew McLachlan was awarded a full scholarship by the Knights of the Round Table to continue his studies at the Royal College of Music with Dina Parakhina. Recipient of numerous awards, Matthew has performed as concerto soloist and recitalist in Poland, Serbia, Italy, Lanzarote and throughout the UK. In July 2021 Matthew was awarded 1st prize in the Royal College of Music Chappell Gold medal piano competition and the Esther Fisher prize for best undergraduate performance.

5pm Participant recitals in all the halls and performance roomsPlease check timetables

7pmRecital by Sarah Beth Briggs

Haydn Variations on Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser

BeethovenSonata C minor, Op. 13 ‘Pathétique’

Grave – Allegro di molto e con brioAdagio cantabileRondo: Allegro

BrittenCharacter Pieces

SchumannArabeske, Op. 18

Chopin Ballade No. 4 in F minor, Op. 52

8.30pm Noriko Ogawa and Philip Smith – Piano Duo

ChabrierTrois valses romantiques

RavelMa mère l’Oye

Saint-SaënsLe Carnaval des animaux

10pmCabaret Oglesby AtriumThe traditional end to the course - laughter and entertainment guaranteed!

Saturday 21st

9am–11am Final recitals and recordings by summer school participantsPlease check timetables

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FacultyJoseph BanowetzBoris BermanSusan BettaneySimon BottomleySarah Beth BriggsAlton ChanLes ChisnallHilary CoatesJames CrowEmma DixonChristopher EltonHazel FanningPhilip FowkePeter FranklNikki IlesJulian JacobsonPaul JanesIan JonesMarta KarbownickaHeribert KochJohn LeGroveJohn Lenehan

Michael LewinLeon McCawleyMurray McLachlanElena NalimovaPascal NemirovskiNoriko OgawaNicholas OliverKathryn PageDina ParakhinaSimon ParkinBen PowellMartin RoscoeSandro RussoCraig SheppardPhilip SmithClaudius TanskiCharlotte TurnerGavin WayteGemma WebsterWilliam WestneyLulu YangJeremy Young

James Crow – Alexander TechniqueEmma Dixon – Dalcroze EurythmicsHazel Fanning – Sight-readingMartin Lijinsky – Course photographerDan Carney and David Daniels – Piano TechniciansLesley Martin – IT consultantBen Sharpe – Recording engineer

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Participants: Chetham’s International Piano Summer School Part 1: 16–21 August 2021

Beverley AdriaansNatasha AliEileen AllanAdam AuchieFreddie AudleyAlim BeisembayevJonathan BengerPearl BishopMick BlaylockCarien BloemaAndrew BottomleyJulia BurkettKunal BuxaniSinead CalderCherry CampbellEdward Campbell-RowntreeHenry CashAnne CollardOscar Colliar FranceElena Contu ItalyKaren ConwayGordon CooperHelen CorlettAmy CreedCavelle CreightneyMarta DaramySophie DeanKaixin Dokter NetherlandsDominic DownsZosia DzimitrowiczGareth EdwardsSue EdwardsCatherine ElliottTina Ellul MaltaCarine EpardaudAlison EvansYukiko FergusonMargaret FinchRob FoxcroftKim FyfeRobert GaddPatricia GatesmanCherry Wei GeRachel GilesMichael GreenawayKathy Hall Ireland

Chantelle Hardes CanadaRobert HartJohanna Hetzmannseder SwitzerlandHelen HewetsonPeter HickDouglas HolliganAlison HuntWalter HuntMerryn HutchingsMiu Ishikawa United StatesNeil JenkinsTimothy JenningsHyeonWoo JeonThomas JestyYuki KagajoDeirdre KeaneBarbara KeithTim KennedyLuke Lally Maguire IrelandRichard LeedhamPhillip LeslieHenry LewisMagnus Lindén SwedenPat Lopez SpainCatriona MackenzieIsobel MacNaughtanRobert MarshallMalcolm MasonMarie McKavanaghHugh McKennaAlec McLachlanCallum McLachlanMatthew McLachlanRose McLachlanEddie MilesLeonora MullenChristine Muscat MaltaGeorgina Muscat Malta Soli Cyrus NallasethJane NewmanJoke NijmanJanet NoakesDaire O’Shea IrelandDavid ParryMax PembertonAntoine Pichon France

Beverley PreeceErich Prem AustriaEleanor Jane PugsleyHarry RaybouldAlan RectorJuliet RichardsJonathan RobertsEleanor RosserFumi Sakuma JapanRiccardo SantoleriSabrina SantoleriHilary ScannellYoon Seok ShinJonathan SimcockLisette SimcockChinami SmithHoward SmithLucia Sollazzi-DaviesNicolas SonneratLiana StoreyEdward StreetWinnie SuRebekah (YINUO) TanTammy Tan United StatesFrancesca ThorpeMilton ToubkinTon van Zanten NetherlandsKirill VolynskiGrazyna WalekChristine WalkerDavid WalkerAlfie WardHiroco WardSawa WardMurray WellsFiona WhelptonJudith WilsonStuart WilsonRuth WindleYui Man WuKazuhiko YasudaGillian YoungLihua Yuan NetherlandsJulian Zhu

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Please note:

All lectures and recitals take place in The Stoller Concert Hall.Teachers’ timetables are on display in the Oglesby Atrium and the entrance to Whiteley Hall.

Please note the following times for meals throughout the course:

Breakfast: 7.15am–8.45amMorning break and important announcements: 10.45am–11.30amLunch: 12.15pm–1.30pmAfternoon break: 4.30pm–5pmEvening meal: 5.45pm–7pm

NB Programme is subject to change.

Saturday 21st

1.30pm–4pm Registration in the Oglesby Atrium

4pm Piano Teacher Course – Welcome meeting with Melanie Spanswick G09

An opportunity to meet fellow participants on the Teacher course.

5pm Opening Faculty Gala Recital


Schubert Fantasy

Alicja Fiderkiewicz

Chopin Preludes Op. 28

Nos. 4, 13, 15, 20

Philip Fowke

Stephen HoughSonatina Nostalgica

Carlo Grante

ScriabinSonata No. 4Sonata No. 5

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7.30pmRecital by Steven Osborne

SchubertImpromptu D935 No. 1 in F minor

CrumbProcessional

TippettPiano Sonata No. 2

BeethovenSonata No. 32 in C minor Op. 111

Maestoso – Allegro con brio ed appassionatoArietta: Adagio molto semplice e cantabile

9pm Atrium BarWelcome drink for all summer school participantsA chance to meet fellow pianists and faculty who are on the course.


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Sunday 22nd



2.30pm–3.30pm Drop-in Practice Workshop – a chance for extra help with a bar, a phrase or anything else G04

1.45pm Tyler Hay Young Artist Recital

“A formidable pianist” – Fanfare Magazine

“Hay’s performance is phenomenally good” – International Piano Magazine

We are delighted to welcome Tyler Hay to Chetham’s Piano Summer School. Tyler is performing two recitals in the Young Artist series in preparation for the final stages of the Leeds International Piano Competition.

LisztLégende No. 2 St François de Paule sur les flots

Chopin12 Etudes Op. 10

5.15pm Lecture: The art of practising with Paul Harris

Best-selling author, world-famous lecturer, pedagogue, composer and outstanding teacher and clarinettist, Paul Harris gives a fascinating guide to what is unquestionably the most important activity for every musician.

7pmRecital by Graham Scott

Beethoven Six Bagatelles Op. 126

Adam Gorb Brahms and Red Wine

Chopin 3 Mazurkas Op. 59Nocturne Op. 55 No. 2Polonaise Fantasy Op. 61


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8.30pmRecital by Murray McLachlan

Khachaturian Toccata

Myaskovsky Prelude and Rondo - Sonata Op. 58

Prokofiev Sonata No. 1 in F minor Op. 1

Rachmaninov, arr McLachlan Concerto No. 1 slow movement

Stravinsky ‘Chez Petrushka’

Scriabin Nocturne for the left hand alone Op. 9 No. 2

KabalevskySonata No. 3

Monday 23rd




1.45pm Thomas Kelly Young Artist Recital

We are delighted to welcome Thomas Kelly to Chetham’s to perform two recitals in the Young Artist series. In September he will be one of just 24 pianists who have been selected for the final stages of the Leeds International Piano Competition.

BeethovenFantasie Op. 77

BrahmsFour pieces Op. 119

Mendelssohn-RachmaninoffScherzo

ScriabinFourth Sonata

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7pmRecital by Margaret FingerhutPreludes and Fantasies

Lennox BerkeleySix Preludes Op. 23

BeethovenSonata quasi una Fantasia in E flat Op. 27 No. 1

Farhad PoupelFantasia on one note (UK premiere)

York Bowen Five Preludes from Op. 102

8.30pm Recital by Peter Donohoe

SchubertFour Impromptus D899 Op. 90

MendelssohnSongs without Words

Book 6 Op. 67 No. 1Book 3 Op. 38 No. 6Book 6 Op. 67 No. 4

Three Capriccios Op. 16

Book 1 Op. 19 No. 1Book 1 Op. 19 No. 3Book 8 Op. 102 No. 2Book 6 Op. 67 No. 5Book 2 Op. 30 No. 4Book 6 Op. 67 No. 2Book 5 Op. 62 No. 6

Andante and Rondo Capriccioso Op. 14


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Tuesday 24th



2.30pm–3.30pm Drop-in Practice Workshop – a chance for extra help with a bar, a phrase or anything else G04 1.45pm Tyler Hay Young Artist Recital

Scriabin Sonata No. 5 Op. 53

TchaikovskyGrand Sonata in G major, Op. 37

Moderato e risolutoAndante non troppo quasi Moderato Scherzo. Allegro giocoso Finale. Allegro vivace

5.15pm An audience with Paul LewisChetham’s alumnus Paul Lewis, one of the world’s leading concert and recording artists, returns to Stoller Hall.

7pmRecital by Benjamin Frith

D. ScarlattiSonata in F, K.297 (Allegro)Sonata in D min, K.213 ( Andante)Sonata in D, K.282 ( Allegro)

AlbénizAlmeria (Iberia - book 2)

MendelssohnFantasy in F# minor, Op. 28

BrahmsVariations on a theme by Robert Schumann, Op. 9

8.30pm Recital by Joanna MacGregor - The Passion of Piazzolla

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Astor PiazzollaSentimental OblivionThree Brazilian Songs Six Tangos

Alberto Ginastera (1916–83)Danzas Argentinas Op. 2

Danza del viejo boyero (Dance of the Old Herdsman)Danza de la moza donosa (Dance of the Beautiful Maiden)Danza del gaucho matrero (Dance of the Arrogant Cowboy)

The prolific Argentinian composer Alberto Ginastera is considered one of the most important 20th-century composers of the Americas, experimenting with folk

themes and pre-Columbian legends throughout his life. He moved to the United States in 1968, then to Geneva in the 1970s – his music was often banned in Argentina, by the right-wing government – but wherever he lived, his music always reflected the Gauchesco tradition, the migratory, outlaw horseman (gaucho) of the vast Argentine pampas. He wrote three piano concertos and three large piano sonatas, and Danzas Argentinas were written early in his career, in 1937. They remain very popular amongst pianists for their wit and bi-tonality. The quirky Dance of the Old Herdsman contrasts with the gently plangent Dance of the Beautiful Maiden; and the irrepressible, wild vitality of Dance of the Arrogant Cowboy brings this short set to a virtuosic conclusion.

Astor Piazzolla (1921–92)SentimentalOblivion

Astor Piazzolla was a master of the bandoneon – the Argentine accordion – and single-handedly reinvented Argentina’s greatest musical form, the tango, with a great deal of controversy. Spending his childhood in a poor part of New York (where his parents worked for the Mafia), he headed back to his hometown Buenos Aires at 16, and formed his own orchestra. It took him 20 years to conquer the hearts of the aficionados – and his melting pot of modern jazz, classical and folkloric Latin music so incensed tango purists that he regularly received death threats. Reading the invaluable Memoirs compiled by Natalio Gorin, where Piazzolla talks uninhibitedly (and sometimes bitterly) about his life and music, the reader is struck by his struggle and anguish, and anger – qualities which emerge in his music, alongside a thrilling gift for melody and driving rhythm. Despite the fierce criticism, the financial failures and turbulent private life, Piazzolla was finally recognised as a genius, whose dark music is steeped in Hispanic, Italian and Jewish ideas.

Sentimental shows the meditative, nostalgic side to Piazzolla. It was written as part of a Parisian musical hall show, La Famille des Artistes (1985), with the Argentinian theatre director Alfredo Arlas. The celebrated song Oblivion, written in collaboration with the Italian singer Angela Terenzi, was a huge, enduring hit. It first appeared in the 1982 film of Pirandello’s Enricho IV:

Heavy, suddenly they seem heavy, the linen and velvets of your bed when our love passes to oblivion; Later, at some other place in a mahogany bar, the violins playing again for us our song, but I’m forgetting;Without a glance people are straying off a train platform; I’m forgetting, I’m forgetting.

Three Brazilian Songs arr. MacGregorCanto Triste Edu Lobo (b. 1943) and Vinicius de Moraes (1913–80)Insensatez Tom Jobim (1927–94) and Vinicius de MoraesCanto de Ossanha Baden Powell (1937–2000) and Vinicius de Moraes

On my first tour of Brazil thirty years ago, I fell in love with the suppleness and subtlety of Brazilian music. These three very famous songs – Canto Triste, Insenastez and Canto Ossanja – were written collaboratively by some of their greatest artists: the guitarists Baden Powell and Edu Lobo, the poet and playwright Vinicius de Moraes, and of course the genius of Brazilian music, Tom Jobim. These little arrangements reflect my initial affection for their music – but do check out one of the most perfect 28-minute albums ever made, Francis Albert Sinatra & Antônio Carlos Jobim (1967), with classy string arrangements by Claus Ogerman.

Six Tangos arr. MacGregor Piazzolla My piano arrangements were inspired by the late, unpublished scores for Piazzolla’s preferred quintet line-up of bandoneon, violin, piano, electric guitar and acoustic bass. Soon after Piazzolla died in 1992 I was asked to tour with Quinteto Piazzolla, Piazzolla’s original musicians from Buenos Aires (including the great guitarist Horacio Malvicino and bassist Hector Console), and learnt a great deal about the Piazzolla style: especially how certain little licks have to sound ‘mugre’, loosely translated as dirty/rough.

Tanguedia An explosive bolero; Quinteto Piazzolla often liked to open their shows with this, and the bassist Hector Console would slap his bass rather violently.Buenos Aires Hora CeroAn impression of the night’s street sounds in Buenos Aires. Piazzolla liked to use contemporary techniques, semi-improvised, over this composition.Milonga del AngelOne of his heartstopping yearning melodies, from his Angel trilogy written in 1965. The tango is traditionally the dance of parting lovers.Michelangelo 70Written for the Michelangelo theatre in Argentina – not much melody, just a series of chromatic chord changes and aggressive, jagged rhythms, wrapped up in an exciting march.SoledadOne of his most personal pieces; another milonga. The title means ‘solitude,’ or ‘alone’.


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Libertango Piazzolla always claimed his music was heavily influenced by Bach, and this famous 16-bar sequence is the opening of the Well-Tempered Clavier, modulated to A minor. It became Piazzolla’s big, international hit of the 70s; someone somewhere in the world is always playing this.

Notes by Joanna MacGregor


Wednesday 25th




9am–12.30pmMasterclass with Paul Lewis Stoller Hall

An exciting opportunity for outstanding young pianists to work with Paul Lewis.

Paul Lewis is internationally regarded as one of the leading musicians of his generation. His cycles of core piano works by Beethoven and Schubert have received unanimous critical and public acclaim worldwide, and consolidated his reputation as one of the world’s foremost interpreters of the central European classical repertoire. His numerous awards have included the Royal Philharmonic Society’s Instrumentalist of the Year, two Edison awards, three Gramophone awards, the Diapason D’or de l’Année and much more.

1.45pm Thomas Kelly Young Artist Recital

ChopinBarcarolle in F# major, Op. 60

DebussyEtudes

No. 7 pour les degrés chromatiquesNo. 8 pour les agrémentsNo. 12 pour les agréments

LisztDante Sonata

5pm Participant recitals in all the halls and performance rooms. Please check timetables

7pm Recital by Alicja Fiderkiewicz

Schumann Kinderszenen Op. 15

BrahmsThree Intermezzi Op. 117

ChopinTwo Mazurkas

Op. 6 No. 2Op. 59 No. 1

Chopin Larghetto from Second Piano Concerto in F minor (arranged by Chopin)

Chopin Barcarolle in F# major, Op. 60

8.30pm Recital by Katya Apekisheva and Charles Owen – Two Pianos

MilhaudScaramouche

PoulencSonata for Piano Duet

Poulenc Sonata for Two Pianos

PoulencElégie

PoulencCapriccio d’après Le Bal Masqué

Poulenc L’embarquement pour Cythère

10pm The traditional Cabaret to end the course. Oglesby Atrium

Tonight we will remember much loved summer school participant and friend to so many, Alain Le Pichon. Anne Collard and Marie McKavanagh will open the evening with a two-piano arrangement of the Adagio from Rachmaninov’s Second Symphony.

We are also thrilled to welcome special guest Hrafnhildur Björnsdóttir soprano and Martyn Parkes to close the cabaret tonight.

Thursday 26th

9am–11am Final recitals and recordings by summer schoolPlease check timetables

Trinity Diploma Exams GO9

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FacultyKatya ApekishevaGemma BeesonPeter DonohoeAlicja FiderkiewiczMargaret FingerhutPhilip FowkeBen FrithCarlo GrantePaul HarrisAlison HavardPaul JanesMarta KarbownickaHeribert KochHelen KrizosPeter LawsonJohn LenehanMichael LewinPaul LewisJoanna MacGregor

Murray McLachlanJonathan MiddletonSarah MurphyNoriko OgawaSteven OsborneCharles OwenKathryn PageMartyn ParkesJeremy PikeSandro RussoGraham ScottCraig SheppardMelanie SpanswickChristopher StokesClaudius TanskiJoseph TongGavin WayteWilliam WestneyJeremy Young

James Crow – Alexander TechniqueEmma Dixon – Dalcroze EurythmicsHazel Fanning – Sight-readingMartin Lijinsky – Course photographerDan Carney and David Daniels – Piano TechniciansLesley Martin – IT consultantBen Sharpe – Recording engineer

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Jazzed: Classical FavouritesArranged by Dave Buxton(20212UK - Book Only)

Arranged for solo piano by Dave Buxton, these canonical pieces are curated to fulfil a wide variety of needs: as part of Jazz keyboard studies, as an addition to a gigging pianist’s set list, or simply to delight friends and family. Buxton explores spicy chromaticism, expert voice leading and modal colour; weaving through a rich tapestry of modern harmony and vibrant rhythms to bring these ever-popular tunes a fresh and authentic jazzy flavour.

Romantic & Classical ViennaArranged by Nancy Litten(Romantic Vienna: 20213UK - Piano Trio Score & Parts; Classical Vienna: 20206UK - Piano Trio Score & Parts)

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