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Judith offers other ensembles:
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Flute & Piano
Judith has given concerts and recorded
for CDs and the BBC a wide-ranging repertoire with pianists John
Lenehan, Jan Latham-Koenig, Julian Jacobson, Andrew Ball, Geoffrey
Douglas Madge, and Susan Alexander-Max (see
Recordings).
"A truly sensitive partnership.." Daily
Telegraph
"..beautiful phrasing and an almost uncanny
knack with colour" The Times
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Flute, Viola & Harp
Programmes for this popular combination
centre on the superb trio by Debussy. His masterpiece has inspired
composers ever since, and there are pieces in many styles by composers
such as Richard Rodney Bennett, Mathias and Bax.
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Flute, Violin, Viola & Cello
Repertoire includes quartets by
Mozart, Rossini, Haydn and Jonathan Lloyd's 'Ballad for the Evening
of a Man', which she commissioned with funds from the Arts Council.
Judith has given performances,
including BBC broadcasts, with many different artists, including
members of the Skampa, Bochmann and Schidlof quartets. See Recordings.
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Flute, Cello & Harp
This repertoire is full of "joie
de vivre", ranging from the ravishing textures of La Belle
Epoque to the full spectrum of present-day music. Composers include
Haydn, Spohr and Françaix, and there are transcriptions of
many works by composers from Bach to Prokofiev & Debussy,
taking a cue from virtuoso harpist Carlos Salzedo: when he made his
own arrangement for flute, cello and harp of Ravel's Sonatine, Ravel's reaction on
hearing it was "Now why didn't I
think of that myself?".
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Flute with Orchestra
Judith hall has played and recorded
as concerto soloist with the Philharmonia, BBC Concert Orchestra,
Langham Chamber Orchestra, Gulbenkian Orchestra, Montepulciano
Festival Orchestra, Divertimento of London, and the English Symphony
Orchestra.
Repertoire includes music by Vivaldi
and Mozart (including the Flute & Harp Concerto) and by Bach,
CPE Bach, Brouwer, Boccherini, Chaminade, Devienne, Foss, Gianella,
Grétry, Griffes, Ibert, Jolivet, Nielsen, Panufnik, Quantz,
Rivier, Seiber and Stamitz. Reviews
of concertos by Vivaldi and Mozart
Jonathan Lloyd's "blessed
days of blue" for flute and string orchestra was commissioned
for Judith by the English String Orchestra with funds from the
Arts Council.
"..witty and ravishing...musical
logic and audible clarity go hand in hand...textures and colour,
if at times sparse, are always exotic and unusual" Tempo
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