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Natalie Clein & Marianna Shirinyan

Part of the Turner Sims Spring Season 2025

Add to my Calendar 17-01-2025 19:30 17-01-2025 21:30 36 Natalie Clein & Marianna Shirinyan Enjoy lush melodies and impassioned rhapsodies in a dramatic programme of cello masterpieces. Natalie Clein has been a familiar name since winning the BBC Young Musician of the Year in 1994. The following year saw her first appearance at Turner Sims, as a guest with the Allegri String Quartet. Since then, she has pursued a distinguished career performing with the top orchestras and conductors around the world. Natalie’s programme with pianist Marianna Shirinyan features three masterpieces for the cello. Alongside Brahms’ two large-scale sonatas is the solo sonata by Hungarian composer Kodály. Kodály’s work is one of the most technically challenging in the cello repertoire. Turner Sims Concert Hall, Southampton DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Turner Sims Concert Hall
University Southampton
Salisbury Road
Southampton
SO17 1BJ
England

Programme

Johannes Brahms – Cello Sonata no.1 in E minor, Op.38
Zoltán Kodály – Sonata for Solo Cello, Op.8
Joseph Joachim – Hebräische Melodien, Op.9
Johannes Brahms – Cello Sonata no.2 in F major, Op.99

Performers

Natalie Clein – cello
Marianna Shirinyan – Accompanist

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Programme Note

Enjoy lush melodies and impassioned rhapsodies in a dramatic programme of cello masterpieces.

Natalie Clein has been a familiar name since winning the BBC Young Musician of the Year in 1994. The following year saw her first appearance at Turner Sims, as a guest with the Allegri String Quartet. Since then, she has pursued a distinguished career performing with the top orchestras and conductors around the world.

Natalie’s programme with pianist Marianna Shirinyan features three masterpieces for the cello. Alongside Brahms’ two large-scale sonatas is the solo sonata by Hungarian composer Kodály. Kodály’s work is one of the most technically challenging in the cello repertoire.

Natalie Clein & Marianna Shirinyan

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