International Concert Series 2020-21
The Fidelio Trio are enthusiastic champions of the piano trio genre, performing the widest possible range of repertoire on concert stages across the world are joined by acclaimed violinist Philippa Mo, to explore the chamber music of Ernest Moeran, marking the 70th anniversary of his death in 1950, and a living Irish composer, Deirdre McKay.
The programme encompasses some of Moeran’s most evocative chamber music and the exquisite soundworlds McKay constructs from minimal sources and materials.
This event is hosted in partnership with one of our current concert partners, Chamber Music on Valentia.
Event programme
Ernest Moeran (1894 – 1950): Sonata for Violin and Piano, Movement 1
Ernest Moeran: Prelude for cello and piano
Deirdre McKay (b. 1972): Time Shining (for solo piano)
Ernest Moeran: Sonata for Two Violins, Movement 1
Deirdre McKay: Secundum for violin and piano
Ernest Moeran: Piano Trio in D major, Movements 1 and 3
About the performers
Philippa Mo studied at the Royal Academy of Music, London and at the Central Conservatory of Music, Beijing. Philippa Mo now performs extensively as a chamber musician. Read more.
The …virtuosic Fidelio Trio… (Sunday Times) are Darragh Morgan on violin, Tim Gill on cello and Mary Dullea on piano. Shortlisted for the 2016 Royal Philharmonic Society Music Awards, the Fidelio Trio are enthusiastic champions of the piano trio genre, performing the widest possible range of repertoire on concert stages across the world; they are broadcast regularly on BBC Radio 3, RTÉ Lyric FM, WNYC, NPR and featured on Sky Arts documentaries; they have an impressive list of commissions and first performances from the leading and newest composers and have a large discography of highly acclaimed recordings. Read more.
How can I watch it?
Our streamed event can be viewed on this page, or on our dedicated Department of Music YouTube channel (link embedded).
Your digital programme
We now offer all our viewers free access to your own digital programme, as created by our team of student writers as part of the Concert Management & Artist Personnel Programme at the Department of Music. Scroll through and find out more about our performers featured in this event, the music that is being performed and more:
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Further information
Open to all. Our digital events will be premiered at the stated start time and will be available to view for one-month.
Tickets
Free for all.