Goldstone and Clemmow (piano duo)

About Goldstone and Clemmow

The season concludes with the well-known, much loved and formidable piano duo artists “the dazzling husband and wife team” (Gramophone) of Goldstone and Clemmow. They formed their duo in 1984 and have gained a special reputation for their refreshing, enthusiastic approach to concert-giving. Just some of the reviews whet the appetite: “…dream team … stunning performance” (The Herald, Glasgow); “an enthralling experience … incredible” (Yorkshire Post); “we must be enormously grateful to them” (Daily Telegraph). They have played in six continents and with many leading orchestras and conductors. The programme includes such beloved items as the late Schubert Fantasie in F minor D.940 and less well-known items like the Yiddish Dances by Adam Gorb, described as a “riot”, and the “Romeo and Juliet” music of Tchaikovsky, arranged by Madame Rimsky-Korsakov is a tremendous blockbuster. “… tonal allure and stylish panache …” says the BBC Music magazine, and brings a memorable end to the 53rd season.