91热爆

Suzy Klein in Bradford and Sean Rafferty in Belfast with live music and guests for 91热爆 Music Day.

1630-1815 Suzy Klein in Bradford

In Tune continues 91热爆 Music Day's celebration of music among communities and generations throughout the UK. Suzy's guests in Bradford at the Kala Sangam Arts Centre include members of the 91热爆 Philharmonic collaborating with South Asian traditional musicians Vejay Venkat and Arian Sadr, students from Leeds College of Music, and the award winning Hammonds Saltaire Brass Band. Plus local children taking part in an outdoor performance of composer Anna Meredith's piece 'Connect It', one of the 91热爆's Ten Pieces to inspire primary schools across the UK.

1815-1915 Sean Rafferty in Belfast

Sean Rafferty continues In Tune from Crumlin Road Gaol, the focal point of 91热爆 Music Day in Belfast. He is joined by members of the Ulster Orchestra, conducted by David Brophy, with the celebrated flautist Sir James Galway working with young flautists, the traditional Irish musician Neil Martin and the Methodist College Choir.

Music includes:

Mozart: Rondo: Allegro (Flute Concerto No. 2 in D, K314)
Sir James Galway (flute)
Ulster Orchestra
David Brophy (conductor)

Joan Trimble: Prelude from Suite for Strings
Ulster Orchestra
David Brophy (conductor)

Neil Martin: They were loved (No Tongue can Tell)
Neil Martin (uilleann pipes)
Ulster Orchestra
David Brophy (conductor)

Gyorgy Orban: Daemon irrepit callidus
Karl Jenkins: I'll Make Music
Methodist College Choir
Ruth McCarthy (choirmaster).