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LSO St Luke's Artist Focus: Gareth Davies

Flautist Gareth Davies and Michael McHale play music by William Grant Still and Reinecke, recorded in May at LSO St Luke's and presented by Hannah French.

Hannah French presents the third of four concerts focusing on top international wind and brass stars, and recorded in May at LSO St Luke's. Today the light shines on flautist Gareth Davies with pianist Michael McHale, who perform a programme of watery-themed and bucolic music.

The recital starts with Debussy's solo work for flute, telling of the melancholic nymph, Syrinx. That is followed by Richard H Walthew's Idyll, full of flowing melodies and birdsong. Electra Perivolaris's Glen Sannox Song was inspired by the landscape and musical traditions of the Isle of Arran, melodic lines tracing the bends and curves of the Glen Sannox river. The watery theme continues with William Grant Still's Songs for flute and piano, and the concert ends with Carl Reinecke's Undine Sonata - a musical telling of the fairy-tale Undine, the water nymph.

DEBUSSY
Syrinx

RICHARD H WALTHEW
Idyll

ELECTRA PERIVOLARIS
Glen Sannox River Song

WILLIAM GRANT STILL, arr. ALEXA STILL
Songs for Flute and Piano

CARL REINECKE
Undine Sonata

Gareth Davies (flute)
Michael McHale (piano)

57 minutes

Music Played

  • Claude Debussy

    Syrinx

    Performer: Gareth Davies. Performer: Michael McHale.
  • Richard Walthew

    Idyll

    Performer: Gareth Davies. Performer: Michael McHale.
  • Electra Perivolaris

    Glen Sannox River Song

    Performer: Gareth Davies. Performer: Michael McHale.
  • William Grant Still

    Songs For Flute and Piano

    Performer: Gareth Davies. Performer: Michael McHale. Music Arranger: Alexa Still.
  • Carl Reinecke

    Undine Sonata

    Performer: Gareth Davies. Performer: Michael McHale.
  • Georg Philipp Telemann

    Trumpet Concerto in D for trumpet, 2 oboes, strings and continuo: I. Allegro

    Performer: HÃ¥kan Hardenberger. Performer: Academy of St Martin in the Fields. Director: Iona Brown.
    • PHILIPS.

Broadcast

  • Thu 21 Jul 2022 13:00