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SUMMARY:Scarborough Orchestra November Concert
LOCATION:Scarborough Queen Street Methodist Central Hall
DESCRIPTION:With Wissam Boustany - Shaun Matthew ConductorWissam Boustany 
 Flute​GEORGE BUTTERWORTHA Shropshire Lad Rhapsody for Orchestra​​GER
 ALD FINZIThe Fall of the Leaf\, Op.20​​​DAVID HEATHAscencion Concert
 o for Flute & Orchestra​​FLORENCE PRICESymphony No.3 in C minorWelcome
  to the opening concert of the season. We open with George Butterworth’s
  A Shropshire Lad Rhapsody\, inspired by A. E. Housman’s poetry collecti
 on of the same name. Drawing upon themes from Butterworth’s own songs\, 
 particularly Loveliest of Trees\, the work is pastoral\, elegiac\, and dee
 ply poignant. Written before the First World War\, it later became insepar
 ably associated with the tragedy of that conflict following Butterworth’
 s death on the Somme at just 31 years of age.Gerald Finzi’s The Fall of 
 the Leaf (Elegy)\, Op. 20\, continues the programme’s atmosphere of refl
 ection and lyricism. Evoking the beauty of the English countryside\, the w
 ork combines warmth and serenity with quiet melancholy. Left incomplete at
  Finzi’s death and later completed by Howard Ferguson\, it remains one o
 f his most intimate and heartfelt orchestral works.We are proud to present
  the world première of Ascension\, a Concerto for Flute and Orchestra by 
 David C. Heath. Performed by internationally renowned flautist Wissam Bous
 tany\, the work promises a compelling new voice within the concerto repert
 oire\, bringing together virtuosity\, lyricism\, and contemporary orchestr
 al colour.The concert concludes with Florence Price’s groundbreaking Sym
 phony No. 3\, a work combining African American musical traditions with bo
 ld twentieth-century orchestral writing. Moving between lyricism\, dance r
 hythms\, blues influences\, and striking orchestral drama\, the symphony s
 tands today as one of the great achievements of American symphonic music.S
 haun Matthew Sponsored by Lady Ayckbourn\n\nBoletos: https://wegottickets.
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