Samantha Ege & Castle of our Skins ~ Southampton
- Turner Sims Southampton University of Southampton Highfield Campus Building 52 Salisbury Rd, Southampton SO17 1BJ United Kingdom (map)
Classical works by three Black composers from Africa and the Diaspora
African Tales shines light on classical works by three Black composers from Africa and the Diaspora.
Internationally acclaimed pianist and historian Samantha Ege is joined by the Castle of Our Skins quartet. Together, they perform a varied programme with works for piano quintet and piano trio.
Two powerful compositions by Bongani Ndodana-Breen and Undine Smith Moore respond to the harrowing history of apartheid. The programme closes with the Piano Quintet in G minor by Samuel Coleridge Taylor, an inspirational figure for many worldwide.
""Though many of the pieces will be unfamiliar to the majority of classical music lovers, the themes of fortitude, resistance, and hope will resonate deeply"" Samantha Ege"
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