Goodbye 2021...

Recorded live on 30 December 2021.
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'Funk The String' by Aleksey Igudesman

Just a little fiddle around with Logic and my voice... 

Beam

Tell Them

Hans Gal - Clarinet Quintet op. 107

Performed live by Adrian Somogyi (clarinet), Eunsley Park & John Garner (violins), Marie Schreer (viola), and Ariana Kashefi (cello).

September 26, 2012 at Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall, RCM London

Hans Gal - Clarinet Quintet Op. 107, performed live by Park Quartet feat. Adrian Somogyi

Eugene Birman - 'Violin Concerto' (2011)

Oxford Philomusica
John Traill (conductor)
Marie Schreer (violin)

Recorded live by Eugene Birman at Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford (UK) on February 21, 2015

Eugene Birman - Violin Concerto (Marie Schreer/Oxford Philharmonic Orchestra/John Traill)

The piece starts off with the atmospheric violin and percussion setting the scene. We are somewhere in the woods - it is sunny but there is a pleasant breeze coming through the trees. We hear the bird and the violin then starts the conversation with a quick ‘How do you do?’. We go further into the forest, and the violin is still trying to get a reply from the bird. There it is - the bird is answering and the conversation begins. Meanwhile, we hear what else happens in the forest – we have streams running through, animals hiding behind trees, maybe even a little hut in the distance with someone cutting fire wood.
Then suddenly we see a beautiful deer standing on a clearing, but it quickly disappears again. Behind us is a rabbit finding its way back into a rabbit hole. We can see sunrays shining through the leaves. In the distance there is an old gamekeeper walking through the forest. He is tired and yet with his ears and eyes wide open. For a moment we are scared – a noise breaks through the silence. Our heart beats faster, but sunrays and birdsong help us find inner peace again. The focus comes back to the conversation with the bird. It seems to get heated up – both bird and violin speak faster and more often. We find ourselves in the middle of their tension. Animals come out of their lairs, and immediately we are surrounded by them. It feels almost religious when we can sense the connection between the forest and its habitants. Everything unites in nature, and now we finally understand it. Having had such a revelation, we come out of the scene slightly dizzy and feeling almost weightless. We leave the forest and only hear a few more exchanges between the bird and the violin.

Bird And I

Elizabeth Winters - Image Unfolding (2010 version)

Marie Schreer - violin

Recorded live at Milton Court Concert Hall, London on June 18, 2015. 

Full video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNkf28Jycwg

Elizabeth Winters - Image Unfolding / Marie Schreer (violin)/ LIVE

Richard Strauss - Sonata in E-flat major
I. Allegro, ma non troppo II. Improvisation: Andante cantabile III. Finale: Andante - Allegro

Marie Schreer - violin
Maria Levandovskaya - piano

Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tA5_EF2DwTI

Recorded live at Milton Court Concert Hall, London on 18 June 2015.

R. Strauss: Violin Sonata in E-flat major / Marie Schreer & Maria Levandovskaya [LIVE]

Edmund Rubbra: Fantasia on a Theme of Machaut, op. 86

Ensemble Nova Luce
Rosie Bowker - flute
Marie Schreer - violin I
Will Newell - violin II
Henrietta Hill - viola
Naomi McLean - cello
Hélène Favre-Bulle - piano

Recorded live at Guildhall School of Music & Drama, London, January 2017

www.ensemblenovaluce.com

E. Rubbra: Fantasia on a Theme of Machaut // Ensemble Nova Luce (LIVE)

This is Grażyna Bacewicz's Polish Capriccio, recorded live at Turquoise Coconut Studio during UK lockdown in June 2020 for Combret Musique.

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