Saturday 30th October 2021 from 7 pm to 9.30 pm including an interval.

We are delighted to host this concert for Halloween performed by two extraordinary pianists, Imma Setiadi and Nigel Clayton, at the 1901 Arts Club in Waterloo. Using one Steinway grand piano and twenty fingers, they will battle it out playing dance-inspired music. 

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The full programme is:

Saint-Saëns (Arr. Hiscocks) Danse Macabre

Brahms 5 Hungarian Dances
  i.  In G minor: Allegro Molto
  ii. In D minor: Allegro non assai - Vivace
  iii. In F major: Allegretto
  iv. In F minor: Poco sostenuto - Vivace
  v. In F# minor: Allegro - Vivace

Carmichael 
  Bahama Rumba (Carribean)
  From Latin American Suite

Benjamin                                                                                          Jamaican Rumba

Chabrier (Arr. Messager) Espana

  - INTERVAL - 

Dvořák 3 Slavonic Dances
  i.  In G minor (Op. 46 No. 8)
  ii.  In E minor (Op. 72 No. 2)
  iii. In C major (Op. 46 No. 1) 

Gluck (Arr. Anderson) Ballet from Orphée et Eurydice 

Seiber
  Paso Doble
  Waltz
  Tango Argentino
  Slow-Fox
  Six - Eight

Rachmaninov 
  Vocalise (Arr. Anderson)
  Italian Polka
  Slava, Op.11 No.6

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