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SUNDAY 10TH - SUNDAY 24TH )UI.Y10ain-5pm

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Music and MovementAn exhibition to mark the tenthanniversary of Summer Music -drawings, water-colours and mixedmedia by t`^/o artists for whom musicis a constant source of inspiration.Ken Donald, whose curatorship of theHeatherslaw Gallery in Northumberlandin 1995 helped to give birth to thefestival, has lived and worked indiverse cultures, from New York toIstanbul, and his work is representedin public and private collections inEurope. North America and Australia.

Barry Woodward, who regularly exhibits in the North East of England, has work inmany collections both here and overseas. His recent work for this exhibition isinfused with the movement and relationships of musicians in performance andrehearsal. All artists' works are for sale.

The exhibition also re-traces the rich musical journey of this prestigiousborderlands' festival through photographs, recordings and other memorabilia.

7.45pmPicture Gallery

Gusztiv Feny5(piano)

FRIDAY6pm

Hayloft Gallery &Stables Tearoom

Piano Re(ital

Beethoven

DebussyProkofievScriabinLiszt

Wagner

Sonata No. 3 in C, Op.213Sorlata No. 30 in E, Op.log3 Preludes3 VIsions Fugitives, Op.22

'...a pianlst of world class„.due to hls

intelligent understanding ofthe mearNng and directlon of

iNhatever he plays.'

(Sunday Telegraph, Sydney)

Sonata No.10, Op.70Schlaflos - Frage und AntwortLe Lugubre Gondola No. 2Ttistan und lsolde: Prelude (transcr. Z. Kocsis)Liebestod (transcr. F. Liszt)

A special opening concert, spanning a wide compositional spectrum, by the festival'sfounder and artistic director. Sonatas from opposite ends Of Beethoven'5 output arefollowed by an atmospheric series of works, some impressionistic and colourful,others mystical and mysterious.

Buffet SuppersMenus overleaf

7.45pmPicture Gallery

Bronte StringQuartct

James Boyd(viola)

Chamber concen l '..pa5slon and formidable technlcal skill

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This young, prize-winning quartet returns to Summer Music for a weekend ofperformances. Their opening recital focuses on the great classical masters: one ofBeethoven's celebrated quartets dedicated to Coiint Razumovsky, and one from theset Mozart dedicated to Haydn after careful study Of the older composer`s works,together with Brahms's richly-mature second quintet, for which they are joined by thesuperb violist James Boyd.

9.45pmStables Tearoom

Wine / Coffee

10.15pm-llpmPicture Gallery

Si[sanne Stanzele.rt(violin)

Gusztiv Feny6(piano)

Schubert Duos 1

Sonata in D, D.384Sonata in A. D.574

Following their popular series of Mozart and Beethoven violin sonatas in 2003 and2004, Susanne Stanzeleit and Guszt5v Fenys" play the complete output for violin andpiano by this last great classical master in three informal concerts on the festival's firstweekend. The duo's musical partriership was forged in 1989 at the InternationalBart6k Seminar in Hungary; they have also played complete cycles of Bach, Brahmsand Bart6k, the latter recorded for ASV to high critical acclaim.

Schubert Duos 2 `, a me5meri5mg dt5p/a.L' that5pmPicture GallerySusanneStanzeleitGusztivFeny6 •.i.:=::.::`i.I::::: :`'`=`` `` `.` :` ..`. ``

6pm Supper Boxes (collect from Stables Tearoom)Courtyard & Gardens Menus overleaf

7.45pm Chamber Concert 2Picture Gallery

Berg Seven Early songs

Catriona Halt Beethoven Sonata for cello and piano, No. 5 in D, Op.10212

(soprano)BronteStringWolt 3 LiederDvof%k String sextet in A, Op.48

Quartet Two magnificent, mature works -Beethoven's last cello sonata and Dvofak's eloquent,James Boyd (viola) rarely-played sextet: - frame the exquisite and romantic, early miniatures of the

Andrew Fuller composer of VVozzeck and Lu/u and that pre-eminent songwriter. Hugo Wolf. We(cello) welcome the young Scottish soprano, Catriona Holt, who made her Edinburgh

Gusztav Feny6 lntemational Festival debut last year in Der Fre/.5chutz, and Andrew Fuller, soloist and(piano) principal cellist with many of the uK's foremost orchestras and chamber ensembles.

5pm Schubert Duos 3Pictilre Gallery

Sonata in G minor. D.408Susanne StanzeleitGusztivFeny6 Fan.any iri C. D.934

6pm Buffet SuppersHayloft Gallery &StablesTearoom Menus overleaf

7.45pm Chamber Concert 3Picture GalleryBronteString

Haydn String Quartet in c, Op.3313 The BirdJar\arck String Quartet No.I Kreutzer sonataSchumanr` Piano Quintet in E flat, Op.44

Contrasts of mood and style prevail in the Bronte's final concert for Summer MusicQuartet 2005. An effervescent work by the creator of classical form is juxtaposed with Jana€ek's

Gusztiv Feny6 emotionally{harged quartet, inspired by Leo Tolstoy's novel, and Schumann's perennial(piano) piano quintet, arguably the most perfect for this combination.

loam-1pm2-5pmpictureGallery MasterclassesAnexcellentopportunity for string players, ptanists and audiences alike to gain further

ins'lght into instrumental technique and musical interpretation under the guidance ot

Susanne Stanzeleitthree widely-experienced performers and teachers. Susanne Stanzeleit was lecturer ofviolin and chamber music at the Welsh College of Music & Drama from 1993 to 2000

(violin) and is now Head of Strings at the London College of Music & Media. Andrew Fuller wasAndrew Fuller a professor at the Birmingham Conservatoire of Music from 1997 to 2003 and Gusztfv

(ce''o) Feny8 a lecturer of piano at the Royal Scottish Academy of Music & Drama from 1980Gusztav Feny5 to 1992. Individual instrumentalists or ensembles of any age who would like to

triano) participate are invited to contact Music-Makers. Participation and attendance is free.

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7.45pmpicture Gallery

Neil Wilson(guitar)

Naomi Berrill(ce''o)

Ancuta Nite(piano)

Elspeth Luke(violin)

Naoko Ivlatamaru(piano)

Ragazze StringQuartet

7pmngpmFront lawn

Paxton House

Caledonia BrassChris Bradley.

Alan Friel

(trumpets)Steven Cowling

(horn)Alan Fernie(trombone)

David Dowall(tuba)

6pmHayloft Gallery &Sta bles Tearoom

Young Musicians' Platform

Alben.iz Asturias and sevilleGnafal.i Suite for cello and guitarSchumar`r` Fan{asiestocke, Op. 73Debut:sy Pclur le pianoRacl`man.inov Prelude in E flat op.23

Moment Musical No. 4 in E mir\or, Op.16Sitrauss Sonata in E flat op.18Shcistahovich String Quartet No. 8 in c minor , Op.110

An exciting, unusual programme with an international flavour, featuring some of themost promising young musicians in Scotland. Works include an exotic suite by Braziliancomposer Radames Gnatali, guitar gems by Albeniz. virtuosic piano pieces byRachmaninov and Debussy, the luscious violin sonata of Richard Strauss andShostakovich's best-known quartet. An evening of discoveries played by thenewly-discovered!

Prom®n.the-Iaun

A mid-summer evening, expansive Border skies and the splendour of Paxton Houseprovide the perfect setting for our exceptional mid-week celebration of SummerMusic's tenth anniversary. Against the dramatic, neo-classical facade of the house,Scotland's leading brass ensemble entertain with their imaginative andbrilliantly-played arrangements Of popular classics, such as Bizet's Carmen, a march bySousa, dances by Michael Praetorius, Debussy's [e Peti.t rvegre and famous numbers byGeorge Gerswhin and Percy Grainger, presented in their own inimitable and relaxedstyle. The group has a unique repertoire, ranging from early music to pop and jazz,which they have performed at festivals throughout the UK, on radio and 1`/ and forRoyalty, and in a variety of unusual locations, including a brewery and on a North Seaoil rig! Guaranteed enjoyment for all the family -bring your own pi(nic (and cushions).

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7.45pmpicture Gallery

Anthony Pike(clarinet)

GaTeth HL[lse (obce)Jack Liebetk,

Susanne Stanzeleit(violins)

Yuko lnoue (viola)Andrew Fuller,

Ursula Smith (cellos)Gusztiv Feny6

(piano)

Chamber Concert 4

Kur`ag Hommage a R. Sch., for clarinet, viola and piano, Op.15ldSchumann Trio for violin, cello and piano in F. Op. 80Mozart Quartet for oboe and strings in F, K.370Bart6k Contrasts for piano. violin and clarinct

Our innovative second weekend begins with a homage to one of today's leadingcomposers. the Hungarian Gy6rgy Kurtag, who has, himself, written homages to othercomposers - in this case, Robert Schumann, whose lyrical second trio follows. Thedistinguished oboist, Gareth Hulse, makes the first of t`^/a appearances at SummerMusic in Mozart's only oboe quartet, and the concert concludes w-rth Bart6k's brilliantand most approachable chamber work, written specially for the jazz clarinettistDenny Goodman.

9.45pmStables Tea room

Wine / Coffee

10.15pm-llpmpicture Gallery

llaydn llrioEisenstadt

Haydn Trios 1

Hob.XV113 in C minorHob.XV128 in EHob.XV129 in E flat

Ollr second weekend mini-series features some of the most genial and variedmusic for piano trio written by the pioneer of this genre. We welcome this fineAustrian ensemble, renowned for their interpretation of the music of the Vienneseclassical era, who have performed all 39 trios at the Haydn Festival in EsterhazyCastle in Eisenstadt. and are currently recording them. They have chosen nine of thegreatest examples for Summer Music. The trio has recently embarked on a newproject with Scottish singers Lorna Anderson and Jamie MacDougall to record Haydn`s425 Scottish Songs.

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6pm Supper Boxes (collect from Stables Tearoom)Courtyard & Gardens Menus overleaf

7.45pm Chamber Concert 5Picture Gallery

Haydn 3 CanzonettasChristine Moore Mozart 3 Songs

(soprano) Poulenc Flute sonataAnthony Robb Strav-insky The soldier's Tale suite for violin, clarinet and piano

(flute)ATithonyPike(clarinet) Schoenberg Pierrot Luna ire, Op.21

Another potent blend of classical and modern. Songs by the two Austrian mastersSusanne Stanzeleit in languages other than their own - Haydn's in English. Mozart.s in Italian and

(violin) French -sung by the 'warm and dark voice' (Leipziger Volkszeitung) Of AmericanAndrew Fuller soprano, Christine Moore. Poulenc's popular, neo-classical sonal:a paves the way

(cello) for the first appearance at Summer Music of Stravinsky, a suite of five numbersGusztav Feny5 from his dramatic tale. The programme ends with a 20th century masterpiece

(piano) combining both classical and romantic elements: Schoenberg's expressionistJacques Cohen melodrama, centred on the clown of early Italian pantomime, is scored for reciter,

(conductor) piano, winds and strings,

5pm Haydn Trios 3Picture Gallery

Hob.XV130 in E flatHaydn Trio Hob.Xvl19 in G minorEisenstadt Hob.XV127 in C

6pm Buffet Su F)petsHayloft Gallery &StablesTearoom Menus overleaf

7.45pm Chamber Concert 6Picture Gallery

\Neberr\ Four pieces for violin and piano, Op.7Gareth Hulse (oboe) Mozart Piano TTio in c, K.548

Jack uebe{k. Brlt`en Fantasy oboe Quartct. Op.2Susanne Stanzeleit Tcha-lkc>usky string sextet in D minor, 'Souvenir de Florence', Op.70

(violins)Yukolnoue, The festival's closing concert mixes the terse and the exuberant: Webern's miniscule,

Malcolm Critten concise pieces played by the outstanding young violinist, Jack Liebeck, `a musician of

(violas)AndrewFuller, great depth and maturity' IThe Herald, Glasgow), Mozart's Infrequently played trio,Britten's atmospheric quartet. idiomatically written for the oboe, and Tchaikovsky's

Ursula Smith,KinDinitzenGusz,.v`CFe:Lo,s!(piano) sextet, a work of unbridled vigour, character and /.a/'e de v/'vre.

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cONCERrs No. Price£ Total£

Thursdav l4th Piano Recital 15.00

WEEKEND SAVER: 15thrl7th JULY 55.00

Friday l5th Chamber concert 1 15.00

Schubert Duos 1 5.00

SatuTdav l6th Schubert Duos 2 5.00

Chamber Concert 2 1 5.00

Sundav l7th Schubert Duos 3 5.00

Chamber Ccmcert 3 t 5.00

Tuerdav l9th Youna Musi(ians 12.00

Wednesday 20th Prom-on-the-lawn

10.00(advance bookino)

WEEKEND SAVER: 22nd-24th July 55.00

Friday 22nd Chamber concert 4 15.00

Havdn Trios 1 5.00

Saturday 23rd Havdn Tries 2 5.00

Chamber Concert 5 15.00

Sunday 24th Havdn Trios 3 5.00

Chamber Concert 6 15.00

C:ONC:FsgloN specify date and title

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Sub-total concerts £

SUPPERS No. Price£ Total£

Friday 1 5th Britten Buffet 12.50

Schumann Buffet 12.50

Saturday l6th Prokofiev Box 10.50

Stravinskv Box 12.50

Tchaikovsky Box 10.50

Sundav l7th Havdn Buffet 12.50

Jan6dek Buffet 12.50

Friday 22nd Havdn Buffet 12.50

Jan6dek Buffet 12.50

Saturday 23rd Prokofiev Box 10.50

Stravi nskv Box 12.50

Tchaikovskv Box 10.50

Sundav 24th Britten Buffet 12.50

Schumann Buffet 12.50

Sub-total suppers I

Sub-total concerts I

Clieque payable to 'Music-Wtakers' TOTAL £

Please return with your cheque to Music-Makers,17 North GardnerStreet, Glasgow G115Bu (tel. 0141339 2708)

Tickets will be on sale from lst May*

Piano Recital £15Chamber concerts £15Schubert Duos £5Haydn Trios £5Master[lasses FreeYoung Musicians' platform £12Prom-on-the-lawn (ol` tlie day) £12

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BUFFET SUPPERSFRIDAY 15TH and SUNDAY 24TH

BRrTTEN BUFFET (cold)Hayloft Gallery

Beef Fillet with Chicken Mousse & MushroomsMixed liam Platter with Pineapple & Cteme Fraiche

Salmon & Smoked Salmon with Chilli Ginger a CorianderRoast Vegetable Tart

Watermelon & Fete Cheese Salad with RoastedSu nflower Seeds

Tomato Salad with Eggs & OlivesMixed Green SaladBaby New Potatoes

Chocolate CheesecakeMeringues wlth Raspberries & Strawberries

Pear & Almond TartBanoffee Pie

Coffee or Tea

SCHUMANN BUFFET (Hot)Stables Tearoom

Tagine of Lamb with CouscousFish Brochettes with Tortillas,

Sliced Peppers & CorianderRoast Vegetable Filo Pastry

Sweet Peppers with Mozarella & olivesGreen Beans a Sliced onions

Potatoes with Pancetta & Herbs

Chocolate CheesecakeMeringue with Raspberries & Strawberries

Pear & Almond TartBanoffee Pie

Coffee or Tea

SUNDAY 17TH and FRIDAY 22ND

HAYDN BUFFET (Cold)Hayloft Ga llery

Roast Scottish Beef with Mustard MayonnaiseChicken with Watercress, Pine Nuts &

Lemon-flavoured MayonnaiseMixed Seafood Platter

Home Baked Ham with Dijon Mustard & HoneyVegetable Provenca I

Egg Salad with Parmesan Olives & Parsley DressingMixed Green SaladBaby New Potatoes

CranachanBanoffee Meringue Roulade

Lemon Mousse CakeChocolate Tart & Chocolate Ice Cream

Coff ee or Tea

•AN^eEK BUFFET tHotiStables Tearcom

Boeuf BourguignonnePaella

Pasta with Roasted Tomatoes, Basil Sauce& Crispy Topping

Spinach with Raisins & PinenutsVegetable Moussa kaDa uphinoise Potatoes

CranachanBanoffee Meringue Roulade

Lemon Mousse CakeChocolate Tart & Chocolate Ice Cream

Coffee or Tea

All Buffet Suppers £12.50 per person

(limited to 80 in Haylott Gallery and 50 in Stables Tearoom)

SUPPER BOXESSATURDAY 16TH and SATURDAY 23RD

I.ROKOFIEV BOXTrio of Melons

with Kiwi Fruit & Tomato wl.th Mint Dressing

Poached Fillet of Salmonwith a Pesto & Parmesan Crust a Hollandaise SaucePotato Salad, Baby Tomatoes & Mixed Salad Leaves

Hazelnut Vacherin with Fresh Strawberries(Hazelnut Mering ue)

flo.50

STRAVINSKY BOXM ixed Seafood Platter

with Lemon Wedges & Cucumber Pickle

Cold Sliced Roast Scottish Beefwith a Mustard Mayonnaise & Horseradish Sauce

Potato Salad, Baby Tomatoes& Mixed Salad Leaves

Chocolate Cheesecake

£12 50

TcllAll(OVSI(Y BOX MMushroom Pate with Oat(akes,

Mixed Salad Leaves & lemon Dressing

Leek & Gruyere Tart wlth Sweet Tomato Chilli & Asparagus VinaigrettePotato Salad. Baby Tomatoes & M`ixed Salad Leaves

Soft Meringues with Mango & Passion Fruit

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To ensLlre your festival visit is as relaxed andenjoyable as you would like, please take tJ`e time toread the following:

Opening times: Admittance to the Picture Gallerywill be half an hour before the scheduled

performance time.Unreserved seating: Seating in the Picture Gallery isunreserved. However, many Of our regular attendersare 'Friends of Summer Music` whose membershipsubscription entitles them to reserved seats. If you,too, would like to enhance your enjoyment with thisbenefit, please contact the Friends' Secretary (tel.01913861965) or Music-Makers.

`A/heelchair-users: Please advise at time of booking if

you are a wheelchair-user so that we can reserve aspace for your chair in the Picture Gallery andarrange for a steward to assist you. We would alsobe grateful if you could arrive no later than twentyminutes before the scheduled performance time asaccess is from the stageind of the Gallery.Late arrival: We regret that late<omers will not beadmitted until a suitable break in the programme.Suppers: All Buffet Suppers and Supper Boxes mustbe ordered in advance.I.roman-th-lawn: Please note the earlier startingtime Of 7pm. Should the organisers consider itnecessary to move this performance to the PictureGallery due to poor weather conditions, anyticket-holders who are ilnable to be accommodatedwill be offered a full refund.

Programme: The organisers reserve the right tochange any of the published performancedetails without prior nctice, in the event ofunforeseen circumstances.

Front cover quote: The I]erald, Glasgow

Photographs courteey Of Na.Ional Galleries of Scotland(Picture Gallery), Floyal Commlssion on the ArNIIeut andHlstorlcal Monuments Of Scotland (Drai^nng Room ceilingclctail), John Batten, Richard Hughes, Tilm Meare.Stepheri Rclbirrscln