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Music in the 1920s (1979)
cl, vln, perc, pno
A cabaret of Rags, Blues and Tangos and thoer pieces composed in the Jazz Age, many of which are already classics of 20thth Century music, that recalls the Dada-crazed Paris and Berlin of the period.
| Darius Milhaud | Saudades do Brasil |
| Igor Stravinsky | Ragtime for Piano |
| Klabund / Dress | “Juvenile Deliquent” |
| Igor Stravinsky | Three Clarinet Pieces |
| Erik Satie | Sonatine Bureaucraticique |
| Erik Satie | Je te veux |
| Brecht / Eisler | “There’s Nothing Quite Like Money” |
| Brecht / Weill | Threepenny Opera Suite |
First performed by the New Arts Consort at the Sherman Theatre, Cardiff on 13 July 1979
with Paul Noden (clarinet), Mark Thomas (violin), Roger Grey (percussion), Kelvin Leslie (piano) and Caroline Lamb (dancer / chanteuse)
Direction + design: Charlie Barber
Choreography: Tamara McLorg
Lighting: Paul Jones
Costumes and wigs: Ann Fowler
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| 13.07.79 | CARDIFF | Sherman Theatre, Arena |
| 19.07.79 | LONDON | The Tramshed |
| 05.08.79 | BUILTH WELLS | Wyeside Arts Centre |
| 08.08.79 | CARDIFF | Chapter Theatre |
| 08.09.79 | BRIDGWATER | Arts Centre |
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