Lunchtime Concert
Friday 11th December 2020, 1.10pm
Brunel Arts Music Award Holders
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Solomon Buckley- Tello
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Elegie op. 3 Serge Rachmaninov
Prelude No.1 George Gershwin
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Nadia Musah*
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On My Lips Every Kiss is like Wine [Giuditta]. Franz Lehar
My Husband Makes Movies [Nine] Maury Yeston
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Katie Henwood*
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You don’t Know This Man [Parade] Jason Robert Brown
What Baking Can Do [Waitress] Sarah Bareilles
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Madalina Alupoaie*
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Ave Maria Beyonce (after F. Schubert
When You Believe Schwartz/Babyface
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*with Sally Goodworth piano
Sally Goodworth has performed as an accompanist throughout the UK and Europe in venues including the South Bank, Wigmore Hall, Barbican and Windsor Castle. She has also toured in Spain, Italy, Germany and China with the Berkshire Youth Choir. She has recently been appointed to a full time position at Brunel University split between the Music and Theatre Departments and Brunel Arts Centre but continues to be a staff pianist for the RAF Central Band , London College of Music,, Berkshire Maestros and the Oxford Flute Summer School. Sally was also piano tutor, accompanist and lecturer in keyboard skills and piano pedagogy at Reading University for many years. Sally has played for masterclasses given by eminent musicians including Tasmin Little, Raphael Wallfisch, David Owen Norris, Jennifer Pike , John Wallace, Martin Owen, Michael Collins, George Caird , David Campbell, Laurence Perkins and many orchestral principals.She has also accompanied many leading flautists including Robert Winn, Wissam Boustany, Kate Hill, Ian Clarke, Katherine Kemmler, Paul Edmund Davies and Jonathon Snowdon. Sally has performed numerous reduced orchestra operas in Stately Homes including Tosca, Eugene Onegin, La Boheme and La Traviata and has been Musical Director for numerous Musical Theatre productions at Brunel University. She played in the film ‘’ She’s Been Away’’ directed by Sir Peter Hall and was a hand double playing Chopin in the last ever Poirot episode ‘’Curtains’’. She has recently recorded a CD entiltled ‘’Elgar’s Trombone’’ with Sue Addison and members of the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment and is head of piano for MTB exams.
Next Lunchtime Concert: 1.10pm Friday 15th January 2021
Ibrahim Aziz viola da gamba
Ibrahim Aziz specializes in the performance of baroque, renaissance and contemporary music for the viola da gamba. For his Brunel debut Ibrahim will perform old and new music from his solo album for First Hand Records, Risonanze.