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Tate St Ives Performance

Spring concert: duos and solos for cello and flute

1 March 2013 at 19.00–21.00

Rohan de Saram on cello and Will Sleath on flutes will be playing in the sea-facing gallery. Rohan and Will have worked together in the ensemble Dreamtiger. Rohan studied with Casals, debuted in Carnegie Hall in 1960 and played with the Arditti Quartet. Will has worked with Royal Philharmonic, BBC Philharmonic and Göttinger Symphonieorchester. 

The programme includes Bach, Kodály, Piazzolla, Tavener, Villa-Lobos, and features bass/alto flutes.

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