1948 Proms Yfrah Neaman Chausson Colin Horsley piano 1st Lennox Berkeley Berlioz

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1948 Proms Yfrah Neaman Chausson Colin Horsley piano 1st Lennox Berkeley Berlioz 1948 Proms Yfrah Neaman Chausson Colin Horsley piano 1st Lennox Berkeley Berlioz Original printed concert programme for a 1948 Prom held at the Royal Albert Hall, London Yfrah Neaman was the violin soloist in Chausson, and Colin Horsley gave the World Premiere of Berkeley's piano concertoBBC Henry Wood Promenade Concerts 54th Season Tuesday 31st August, 1948 at 7.30pm Mozart Serenade, Eine kleine Nachtmusik (K.525) Lennox Berkeley Pianoforte Concerto in B flat First performance Dvorak Symphony No. 2, in D minor Chausson Poème for Violin and Orchestra Berlioz From The Trojans : Royal Hunt and Storm [Chasse royale et orage Act 4]; Trojan March [Marche troyenne (Concert version, arr. Berlioz)] Yfrah Neaman solo violin Colin Horsley solo pianoforte London Symphony Orchestra, leader George StrattonBasil Cameron conductor Programme notes by Berkeley and W. McNaught , and a complete listing of all the members of the orchestra, including Cecil Aronowitz (viola), John Burden (horn) and Marie Goossens (harp)Carries full details of 6 forthcoming Proms, including appearances by Vaughan Williams, Stanford Robinson, Nancy Evans, Myra Hess, George Thalben-Ball, Oda Slobodskaya and Dennis Brain. Forthcoming Novelties : full page with descriptive notes for 3 works - E. J. Moeran Serenade in G for Orchestra (first performance), Maurice Jaubert Suite française (first performance in England), and Cyril Scott Oboe Concerto (first performance) 8¼ x 5¼ inches (21 x 13.5cm); 8 pages + covers, centre stapled Condition : Very good, but has been hole punched top left corner. Very light bruise, pressure marks to cover. Contents all clean and bright, no inscriptions or annotations. I will package carefully and am happy to post worldwide : UK £1, Europe £2, Worldwide £3 (Postage combined and reduced for multiple purchases posted together) Please see also my other classical concert & opera programmes programmes programm programmheft From Wikipedia , the free encyclopedia Yfrah Neaman OBE (Arabic: يفراح نيعمان ‎;; February 13, 1923 – January 4, 2003) was a violinist and an eminent pedagogue. He was born in Sidon, Lebanon to Jewish parents from Palestine. He studied in Paris with Jaques Thibaud, and then settled in London where he continued his studies with Carl Flesch and Max Rostal.He taught at the Guildhall School of Music and was artistic director of the Carl Flesch Competition. Among his students were Krzysztof Smietana, David Takeno, Wolfgang David, Sung-Sic Yang, Gennady Filimonov, Mihai Craioveanu, and Radoslaw Szulc.He gave the first performances in Britain of the violin concertos of Walter Piston (1952) and Roberto Gerhard (1955).He was appointed an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 1983.He died at age 79 in London, England.He married Dr Gillian Shaw and has a daughter and a son. Yfrah Neaman Distinguished violinist renowned as a player, teacher and competition directorObituary in The Guardian by Anne Inglis, Wednesday 8 January 2003The violinist Yfrah Neaman, who has died from cancer aged 79, had an early career as an international performer, but became renowned as a teacher and for directing two of the world's most prestigious string competitions.The soloists and teachers whom he supported and launched included Krzysztof Smietana, Andrew Watkinson, Philip Dukes, Simon Fischer and Takashi Shimizu; two winners of the Carl Flesch international violin competition, Mincho Minchev (1974) and Xue Wei (1986); two leading figures at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, David Takeno and Mark Knight; and Patricia Noall, of Wells cathedral school.Born in Sidon, in the Lebanon, Neaman started to play the violin at the age of six, learning with Yariv Ezrahi, a pupil of the great Hungarian violinist Joseph Joachim. When he was nine, his family moved to Paris in order for him to study at the conservatoire and, at 14, he... read more

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