Music of the British Isles: BYU's Museum of Art

Tonight we've left our usual home at Studio 6 for a field trip to Brigham Young University's Museum of Art! The Island homes of Ireland, Scotland and England have given us music both sublime and silly, enthralling and thoroughly entertaining. In an intimate concert setting with an audience made up of sustaining members of Classical 89, we showcase this music performed by musicians of all kinds. From Celtic cello to four-hand piano to opera to "Danny Boy," enjoy this musical journey to the British Isles, courtesy of Classical 89's Sustaining Members. Host: Steven Kapp Perry Performers: Liz Maxfield Davis, celtic cello; Jane Galloway, piano; Lori Weiss, piano; Brian Stucki, tenor; Clara Hurtado Lee, soprano; Massimiliano Frani, piano; Repertoire: Garret Barry's, I Buried My Wife and Danced on her Grave, Roaring Barmaid - Set of traditional Irish jigs; The Statue, from BYU's A Winter's Tale - Liz Maxfield Davis; The Winding Roads of Advance - Traditional irish reel; The Galway Piper - Traditional Irish tune; Salut D'amor - Edward Elgar; "Endless Pleasure, Endless Love" - George Frideric Handel; Flow My Tears - John Dowland; Capriccio - Sir Arthur Sullivan; Jerusalem - Parry and Blake; Danny Boy - Frederic Weatherly; Follow Highway 89 on twitter: @byuh89 and on instagram: @byuh89.