Tag: Craig Ogden
Bledington Music Festival, The Cotswolds
Craig Ogden with Claire Bradshaw (mezzo soprano)
Craig Ogden has presented a programme which he describes as ‘extremely listenable’. There is a happy balance between Solo Guitar and Guitar and Voice.
Well-known favourites such as Lascia ch’io Pianga from Handel’s Rinaldo, Benjamin Britten’s arrangements of ‘I will Give my Love an Apple and O Waly Waly as well as Jerome Kern’s ‘The Folks Who Live on the Hill’. Guitar favourites by Rodrigo, Albeniz and Villa-Lobos and pieces by Scarlatti and J.S Bach.
Leeds International Concert Season, Leeds
Leeds Lunchtime Chamber: Craig Ogden
Wed 2 Feb, 1:05pm
The Venue, Leeds Conservatoire
Royal Northern Sinfonia, Newcastle
Jaume Santonja conductor
Craig Ogden guitar
Royal Northern Sinfonia
Boccherini Symphony No.6 ‘La Casa del Diavolo’
Rodrigo Fantasia para un gentilhombre
Interval
De Falla Three Cornered Hat Suite No.1
Granados Intermezzo from Goyescas
De Falla El Amor Brujo Suite
Leeds Symphony Orchestra, Leeds – Saturday 4 December 2021
Leeds Symphony Orchestra
Conductor: John Lyon
Guitar: Craig Ogden
St Chad’s Church, Headingley
Concerts in Memory of Martin Binks, 1940-2019
Overture: Benvenuto Cellini – Berlioz
Guitar Concerto – Arthur Butterworth
Soloist: Craig Ogden
Symphony No. 5 in C minor – Beethoven
Craig appearing on BBC Radio 3 In Tune with the London Tango Quintet – Tuesday 12 October 2021
Craig will be playing live with the London Tango Quintet and chatting with Sean Rafferty on In Tune from 5.00pm. More Info
Craig with London Tango Quintet on BBC Radio 3 In Tune – Tuesday 12 October 2021
Craig will be appearing live with the London Tango Quintet and chatting with Sean Rafferty from 5.00pm onwards. More Info
Bromsgrove Concerts, Worcestershire
- Dowland: Praeludium
- Walton: Five Bagatelles
- Robert Johnson: Almain
- Lennox Berkeley: Sonatina Op 52 No 1
- Dowland: Fantasie No 7
- Richard Rodney Bennett: Five Impromptus
- Dowland: Lachrymae Pavane
- Britten: Nocturnal Op 70
Oulu Symphony Orchestra, Finland – Saturday 20 November 2021
Sir Malcolm Arnold 100
Rumon Gamba, conductor
Albert Stupak, flute
Craig Ogden, guitar
Malcolm Arnold: Tam O’Shanter Overture, Op. 51
Malcolm Arnold: Guitar Concerto, Op. 67
Malcolm Arnold: Larch Trees, Op. 3
Malcolm Arnold: Flute Concerto No. 1, Op. 45
Malcolm Arnold: Four Scottish Dances, Op. 59
The Oulu Symphony celebrates the centenary of Sir Malcolm Arnold. Arnold, who died in 2006, is considered one of the most important English composers of the 20th century, regardless of genre. His extensive production covers a range of styles from concert halls to opera, ballet and of course films. He rose to the attention of the general public with his compositions for the classic film The Bridge on the River Kwai, for whose music he was awarded both an Oscar and a Grammy in 1957.
The concerts of the Oulu Symphony offer a unique opportunity to hear a comprehensive cross-section of Sir Malcolm Arnold’s diverse music. With the Northern Ostrobothnia tour, the next Chief Conductor of the orchestra, Rumon Gamba, will take an early start to his season with the program for which he is best known.
Oulu Symphony Orchestra, Finland – Friday 19 November 2021
Sir Malcolm Arnold 100
Rumon Gamba, conductor
Albert Stupak, flute
Craig Ogden, guitar
Malcolm Arnold: Tam O’Shanter Overture, Op. 51
Malcolm Arnold: Guitar Concerto, Op. 67
Malcolm Arnold: Larch Trees, Op. 3
Malcolm Arnold: Flute Concerto No. 1, Op. 45
Malcolm Arnold: Four Scottish Dances, Op. 59
The Oulu Symphony celebrates the centenary of Sir Malcolm Arnold. Arnold, who died in 2006, is considered one of the most important English composers of the 20th century, regardless of genre. His extensive production covers a range of styles from concert halls to opera, ballet and of course films. He rose to the attention of the general public with his compositions for the classic film The Bridge on the River Kwai, for whose music he was awarded both an Oscar and a Grammy in 1957.
The concerts of the Oulu Symphony offer a unique opportunity to hear a comprehensive cross-section of Sir Malcolm Arnold’s diverse music. With the Northern Ostrobothnia tour, the next Chief Conductor of the orchestra, Rumon Gamba, will take an early start to his season with the program for which he is best known.