L'Apothéose Cantiaquorum Alexandra Caldon - violin Alex Caldon - trumpet Helen Crayford -piano

CantiaQuorum is one of the UK's most innovative ensembles, combining dynamic performance with audacious programming and concert presentation. Founded in Kent in 2014 by trumpeter Alex Caldon and violinist Alexandra Caldon, the group brings together outstanding chamber musicians from across the country. The ensemble has sought to inspire a new generation of concert-goers with its engaging approach to performance, staging programmes which juxtapose wide-ranging repertoire, often showcasing well-loved works with lesser-known gems. CantiaQuorum has ongoing collaborations with world-class soloists, singers and composers, resulting in newly commissioned works and the release of several recordings. Recent projects have included the premiere of a new work by David Knotts for chamber ensemble, an Easter performance of Passio by Arvo Pärt in Canterbury Cathedral, and performances with Jesus College choir in Cambridge featuring music by Buxtehude, Caroline Shaw and Vaughan Williams.

L'Apothéose de Corelli - Couperin
Grave
Vivo
Molto moderato
Vivo 

Sept petites pièces
Andante - Koechlin
Entrée - Milhaud 
Très modéré - Koechlin
Romance - Milhaud 
Allegretto quasi andantino - Koechlin
Gigue - Milhaud
Scherzando - Koechlin

Sonata no. 2 for violin and piano - Ravel 
Allegretto
Blues
Perpetuum mobile 

Twentieth-century trio
Scherzo - Gallois-Montbrun
Nocturne -  Lily Boulanger
Badinage - Bozza
Cortège - Lily Boulanger
D'un matin de printemps - Lily Boulanger