[Chamber Music & Supper] Goldberg Variations with Sadie Fields

Autumn is in the air. Boost your spirit with Bach’s iconic and monumental Goldberg Variations, an unforgettable and inventive masterpiece played by a string trio. Not to be missed! 

Accomplished violinist Sadie Fields and cellist Romain Dhainaut, founders of Trio Khnopff, first performed with Clement Holvoet at Festival Contrastes in 2014, and since then have performed regularly together. Although their individual repertoires and interests differ, they all share a great love for chamber music.

Join us for a cozy and intimate chamber music session on Thursday 15th October to enjoy some much-needed warmth and musical poetry.

MUSICIANS

• Violin: Sadie Fields
• Viola • Clement Holvoet
• Cello • Romain Dhainaut
  
  

PROGRAMME

7.30 pm Goldberg Variations, Bach BWV988
8.30 pm Following the one hour concert, Full Circle will serve a delicious Thai chicken curry with drinks available to diners.

ABOUT THE MUSICIANS

 SADIE FIELDS 

• Canadian violinist Sadie Fields performs worldwide as a soloist and a chamber musician. She is the violinist of Belgium-based Trio Khnopff, the violinist of the Festival Trio in Canada, and she plays with the New European Ensemble in the Netherlands.
  Sadie has won awards from over twenty UK and international associations and competitions, and she regularly broadcasts on radio stations throughout Europe, and in the UK, Canada, and New Zealand. Her recordings, including the complete Brahms Sonatas on Champs Hill Records, and ‘Weinberg – 1945’ by Trio Khnopff, have met with great critical acclaim in Europe and North America, and two of her discs have been chosen as ‘Chamber Choice of the Month’ in the BBC Music Magazine (most recently in January 2020), and ‘Chamber Disc of the Quarter’ by the German Record Critics’ Award Association. Sadie has been a Fellow at the Royal Academy of Music and the Edison Visiting Fellow at the British Library, and she has given masterclasses in the UK, Canada, and China. Her principal teachers include György Pauk, Yair Kless, and Atis Bankas, and Sadie has also been guided and mentored by Ivry Gitlis, Ida Haendel, and Ferenc Rados. Sadie holds a PhD from the Royal Academy of Music, London.