Piano Recital – Joong Han Jung; Auckland Arts Festival 2017 – Passio
Photo: Screenshot ex SOUNZ video
This episode of Music Alive features the performances from two concerts:
A piano recital by Joong Han Jung, recorded in May 2018 at the University of Auckland, and
Passio – English Renaissance composer Richard Davy's "Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christe" as conceived by Jack Body and elaborated by him and fellow New Zealand composers Gillian Whitehead, Ross Harris, Lissa Meridan, David Farquhar, and Michael Norris, as performed at the 2017 Auckland Arts Festival.
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BEETHOVEN: Seven Bagatelles Op 33
7:00 PM.Performed by pianist Joong Han Jung at his recital in the Music Theatre at the University of Auckland, 14 May 2018. Read more Audio
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SCRIABIN: Piano Sonata No 5 Op 53
7:00 PM.Performed by pianist Joong Han Jung at his recital in the Music Theatre at the University of Auckland, 14 May 2018. Read more Audio
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RAVEL: Valses nobles et sentimentales
7:00 PM.Performed by pianist Joong Han Jung at his recital in the Music Theatre at the University of Auckland, 14 May 2018. Read more Audio
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BACH transcribed BUSONI: Chaconne
7:00 PM.Performed by pianist Joong Han Jung at his recital in the Music Theatre at the University of Auckland, 14 May 2018. Read more Audio
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Passio
7:30 PM.Richard Davy's "Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christe" as conceived by Jack Body and elaborated by him and fellow New Zealand composers Gillian Whitehead, Ross Harris, Lissa Meridan, David Farquhar, and… Read more Audio
English Renaissance composer Richard Davy's "Passio Domini Nostri Jesu Christe" as conceived by Jack Body and elaborated by him and fellow New Zealand composers Gillian Whitehead, Ross Harris, Lissa Meridan, David Farquhar, and Michael Norris.
Performed by singers Lachlan Craig (The Evangelist), Joel Amosa (Christus), and Madeleine Pierard (Spiritus) with Voices New Zealand Chamber Choir, and an expanded Auckland Chamber Orchestra.
Karen Grylls and Peter Scholes, conductors.
Recorded at the Auckland Arts Festival in the Auckland Town Hall, 19 March 2017.
Presented by Tim Dodd and Dame Gillian Whitehead.
Producer, Tim Dodd; Recording and mixing engineer, Adrian Hollay.
Lachlan Craig and Joel Amosa Photo: RNZ/Tim Dodd
