Aristide du Plessis (Cello) and Andrew
Warburton (Piano) will give a concert in Howard Collage Theatre on May 29.
This concert features two virtuoso works
from the Romantic era for cello and piano. Firstly Schubert's lyrical
masterpiece the Arpeggione sonata,
written for a now obsolete stringed instrument of that name, and then the
towering Sonata in F major Op. 99 by Brahms. These works give ample
opportunities for both performers to shine.
Aristide du Plessis is one of South
Africa's leading cellists, having performed regularly overseas in some of the
world's most prestigious concert halls, won numerous awards both locally and
abroad, and collaborated with leading conductors and orchestras.
Andrew Warburton is one of the country's
leading pianists, and has been active as a performer on all the South African
concert stages since 1982, both as soloist, having a repertoire of 18
concertos, as well as an accompanist and chamber musician. He is Lecturer in Piano
at the UKZN School of Music.
The concert takes place at 12h20 on May 29
at Howard College Theatre, at the University of KwaZulu-Natal. Entry is free.