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Evening Concert: Caitlin Conklin (oboe)


30 Nov 2010, 6:45pm - 7:45pm

Council Chamber, Deptford Town Hall Building

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Cost Free
Department Music
Contact i.burman(@gold.ac.uk)

This evening concert performed and hosted by the Department of Music is open to all students and staff at Goldsmiths, and members of the public.

Visiting and Exchange Music student Caitlin Conklin, with pianist Tamriko Sakvarelidze-Black perform works for oboe and piano.

George Phillip Telemann: Fantasia I in A major
Samuel Barber: Canzonetta for Oboe and Strings
Benjamin Britten: Six Metamorphoses After Ovid
W.A. Mozart: Concerto in C Major for Oboe and Orchestra, K. 314

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30 Nov 2010 6:45pm - 7:45pm
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