R E P E R T O I R E SOLO Linda's repertoire comprises the major keyboard works of the Baroque and Classical periods, including the complete sonatas of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven. However she also performs works by lesser-known composers, and is always happy to devise themed programmes. Here are some samples, but they are only to give an idea and there are infinite variations! Programme featuring Kirckman harpsichord of 1757 Suite no.7 in G minor from the 1st Collection of 1720 Suite "Melpomene" from the "Musical Parnassus" Italian Concerto (BWV 831) Württemberg Sonata in A minor (WQ 49/1) Sonata in D major (Hob.XVI/14) Toccata in D major (BWV 912) G.F.Händel J.C.F.Fischer J.S.Bach C.P.E.Bach F.J.Haydn J.S.Bach Programme featuring clavichord by J.A.Hass of 1767 Suite "Melpomene" from "Musical Parnassus" Präludium and Fughetta in G major (BWV 902 a and b) Sonata in A minor (WQ 49/1) Württemberg Variations on "La Follia" (WQ 118/9) Cappriccio (K.395) Sonata in G major (Hob.XVI/6) J.C.F.Fischer J.S.Bach C.P.E.Bach C.P.E.Bach W.A.Mozart F.J.Haydn Revolutionary Road Keyboard music written in Paris around the time of the Revolution. "The Sufferings of the Queen of France" (Op.23) Sonata in A minor (K.310) Sonata from Op.1 Capriccio (K.395) Prelude (1777) Marche des Marseillois et l'Air Ça-ira (1792) J.L.Dussek W.A.Mozart E.Méhul W.A.Mozart C.B.Balbastre Citoyen C.Balbastre Haydn and Women Haydn was unhappily married and formed close friendships with several other women. The three sonatas in this programme were all written for talented women pianists, and the tragic Variations in F minor were in the process of being written when he heard of the death of Marianne von Genzinger. Sonata in E flat major (Hob.XVI/49) Sonata in C major (Hob.XVI/50) Andante con Variazioni (Hob.XVII/6) Sonata in E flat major (Hob.XVI/52) The English Piano Music written with the distinctive sound of the English piano in mind. Prelude in C major Sonata in C major (Hob.XVI/50) Prelude in B flat major Variations in F minor (Hob.XVII) Prelude in D major Sonata in B minor (Op.40 no.20) J.L.Dussek F.J.Haydn J.L.Dussek F.J.Haydn J.L.Dussek M.Clementi Haydn and Mozart Who influenced whom? Sonata in D major (Hob.XVI/37) Capriccio (K.395) Sonata in A minor (K.310) Twelve variations on "Ah, vous dirai-je , Maman" (All works composed in or around1778: the Haydn 1777/9) F.J.Haydn W.A.Mozart W.A.Mozart W.A.Mozart All Mozart A four-programme cycle of the complete piano sonatas. Appassionata Not just Beethoven, but Haydn and Mozart expressing extremes of emotion. Sonata in D major (Hob.XVI/ 37) Andante con Variazioni (Hob.XVII/6) Sonata in A minor (K.310) Sonata in F minor (Op.57) "Appassionata" F.J.Haydn F.J.Haydn W.A.Mozart L.van Beethoven Late Beethoven Eleven New Bagatelles (Op.119) Sonata in A flat major (Op.110) Six Bagatelles (Op.126) Sonata in E major (Op.109) Impromptu! Four Impromptus (D 935, Op.post.142) 6 Impromptus (Op.7) Impromptu in A flat (Op.29) Impromptu in F sharp major (Op.36) Fantaisie–Impromptu in C sharp minor (Op.66) F.Schubert J.H.Vorisek F.Chopin F.Chopin F.Chopin The piano works of Carl Loewe Grand Sonata in E major (Op. 16) 1829 Mazeppa– a Tone Poem after Byron (Op.27) 1828 Gipsy Sonata in A minor (Op.107) 1847 Concertos Piano concerto in D major (Hob.XIII/11) The complete piano concertos The complete piano concertos F.J.Haydn W.A.Mozart L.van Beethoven DUO with Hiro Kurosaki The repertoire centres on the complete sonatas of Mozart, Beethoven and Brahms, but, as with the solo programmes, there are many variations on this theme. Highlights of the Mozart Violin Sonatas Sonata in G major (K.379) Sonata in E flat major (K.481) Sonata in E minor (K.304) Sonata in B flat Major (K.454) W.A.Mozart The Route to Beethoven Sonata in D major (Op.12 no.1) Twelve Variations on “Les Folies d'Espagne” for piano solo (Wq 118/9) Sonata in A major L.van Beethoven C.P.E.Bach F.Benda Arioso (variations) in A major (Wq 79) Sonata in F major (Op.24) "Spring" C.P.E.Bach L.van Beethoven Beethoven and Brahms Violin Sonatas (Two Programme Series) PROGRAMME I Sonata in A major (Op.100) Sonata in G major (Op.96) Sonata in G major (Op.78) PROGRAMME II Sonata in A minor (Op.47) “Kreutzer” Three Bagatelles for piano solo (Op.119) Sonata in D minor (Op.108) J.Brahms L.van Beethoven J.Brahms L.van Beethoven L.van Beethoven J.Brahms Programme given by Joseph Joachim and Clara Schumann Berlin, 29th November, 1865 Sonata in A major (K.305) Warum? (Op.12/3) Nachtstück (Op.23/1) Novellette (Op.21/4) Präludium, Loure, Gavotte from Partita in E major (BWV 1006) Sonata in A minor (Op.47) "Kreutzer" W.A.Mozart R.Schumann J.S.Bach L.van Beethoven THE LONDON FORTEPIANO TRIO Linda Nicholson: fortepiano Hiro Kurosaki: violin Martin Fritz: violoncello The Trio's repertoire comprises the complete trios of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Schubert and Mendelssohn plus a few byways. The Road to Mozart Trio in F major (Op.16/4) Trio in A major (Op.2/5) Divertimento à Tre in B flat major (K.254) Trio in G minor (Hob.XV/1) Trio in C major (K.548) Johann Schobert J.C.Bach W.A.Mozart F.J.Haydn W.A.Mozart Contemporary trios–Mozart and Haydn in 1788 Trio in E minor (Hob.XV/12), 1788 Trio in E major (K.542), 1788 Trio in E flat major (Hob.XV/11),1788 Trio in C major (K.548), 1788 F.J.Haydn W.A.Mozart F.J.Haydn W.A.Mozart Vienna and the Orient Trio in F major (Op.22) with Turkish Rondo Finale Trio in C major (K.548) Zehn Variationen über "Unser dummer Pöbel meint" aus "Die Pilger von Mecca" von C.W.Gluck (K.455) Trio in G major (Hob.XV/25) with Gypsy Rondo Finale J.N.Hummel W.A.Mozart W.A.Mozart F.J.Haydn The Mozart Piano Quartets With Herbert Lindsberger: viola Sonata in G major (K.301) for violin and piano One of the duos for violin and viola (K.423 or 424) Variations on “Bei Männern” from “Die Zauberflöte” for 'cello and piano Piano Quartet in E flat major (K.493) W.A.Mozart W.A.Mozart L.van Beethoven W.A.Mozart