Claude Debussy – Nuit d’étoiles

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart – Flute and Harp Concerto, 2nd movement

Maurice Ravel – Piece en forme de Habanera

John Thomas – Bugeilio’r Gwenith Gwyn

Gabriel Faure – Sicilienne

CPE Bach – Hamburger Sonata – Allegretto & Rondo

Gabriel Faure – Morceau de Concours

 Alphonse Hasselmans - La Source

Hugo Peretti - Can’t help falling in love with you

Henry Mancini - Moon River

Bob Thiele - What a wonderful world

Claire Wickes, having made speedy progress with positions in the BBCSO and the Philharmonia before settling in as principal Flute at the ENO, pursues a diverse career as soloist and chamber musician, and this eclectic and bold programme with the harpist Tomos Xerri demonstrates their refreshingly catholic enthusiasms. 

Tomos Xerri is a multiple award winner, and in addition to a full schedule of concerto and chamber music appearances devotes considerable energy to outreach work. Their enticing kaleidoscopic programme, which will enchant and intrigue the ear, is tailor made for the lovely acoustics of St John’s.