Sunday 23 February 3.00 pm
The Wragg Family Concert
Ben Wragg (violin)
Joseph Wragg (baritone)
Elara Wragg (piano)
Mozart: Violin sonata in E Minor K304 (12')
Allegro / Tempo di menuetto
Chopin: Nocturne in F minor Op 55 no 1 (6')
Chopin: Ballade no 3 in A flat Op 47 (8')
Mahler: 'Kindertotenlieder' (‘Songs on the Death of Children') (25')
(5 songs)
Shchedrin: 'In The Style of Albeniz' for violin and piano (4')
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Ben Wragg (violin) studied at The Purcell School, The Royal Academy of Music and The Mozarteum, Salzburg. He was a Concordia Foundation scholar and Making Music Young Artist Award winner, leading to solo and chamber performances nationally and internationally. Ben's playing has been described by the legendary violin virtuoso Ruggiero Ricci as ‘technically and musically out of the ordinary' and has been praised by Musical Opinion Magazine for his ‘smooth creamy sound'.
Joseph Wragg began his singing training as a music scholar at Harrow School with Mark Chaundy as well as singing regularly in the Chapel Choir and The Byron Consort. Joseph has continued his singing as an academical clerk in the Magdalen College Choir under the directorship of Mark Williams. While at Oxford he has given recitals of Brahms' Four Serious Songs, Bach's Cantata Ich Habe Genug, Mahler's Kindertotenlieder,
Elara Wragg started learning the piano at the Rachmaninov Music Academy where she received her general musical training (solfeggio, choir, chamber music) and was taught piano by Elena Berezovsky. During this time she gave regular public performances and received prizes at competitions including the Richmond, Ealing and North London festivals. At the age of 10 she went to The Purcell School studying with Danielle Salomon. Elara is now studying with Anahit Tchaouchian at The Yehudi Menuhin School. Recent concert appearances include Haydn & Mozart Concertos with the Tchaikovsky Camerata and public masterclasses with Andreas Frolich & Plamena Mangova. Alongside her solo repertoire, Elara is a keen accompanist and chamber musician.
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