RCM Chamber Ensemble: Starry Night
Royal College of Music, Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall, SW7 2BS , [Venue Details]Yi-Chuan Chen, Giuseppe Stillitano and Toby Purser conductors
RCM Chamber Ensemble
Jessie Montgomery Starburst
Missy Mazzoli Ecstatic Science
Nok Him Chan Starry Night (world premiere)
Lutosławski Dance Preludes
Martinů Nonet no 2 H 374
RCM Head of Conducting Toby Purser and postgraduate conductors direct a concert of contemporary chamber works themed around the night sky.
The concert features Missy Mazzoli’s layered and effervescent Ecstatic Science, and a world premiere from RCM Large Ensemble Composition Competition winner, Nok Him Chan. Also on the bill is Martinů’s bubbling Nonet no 2, one of the last works the composer wrote, as well as Lutosławski’s jovial Dance Preludes, written after the Second World War and based around Polish folk-dance rhythms.
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Min: £5.00
Max: £8.00
Performer name: RCM Chamber Ensemble: Starry Night
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RCM Chamber Ensemble: Starry Night
Wednesday, 18 Jun 2025 @6.00pm
Royal College of Music, Amaryllis Fleming Concert Hall, SW7 2BSMore Information
Yi-Chuan Chen, Giuseppe Stillitano and Toby Purser conductors
RCM Chamber Ensemble
Jessie Montgomery Starburst
Missy Mazzoli Ecstatic Science
Nok Him Chan Starry Night (world premiere)
Lutosławski Dance Preludes
Martinů Nonet no 2 H 374
RCM Head of Conducting Toby Purser and postgraduate conductors direct a concert of contemporary chamber works themed around the night sky.
The concert features Missy Mazzoli’s layered and effervescent Ecstatic Science, and a world premiere from RCM Large Ensemble Composition Competition winner, Nok Him Chan. Also on the bill is Martinů’s bubbling Nonet no 2, one of the last works the composer wrote, as well as Lutosławski’s jovial Dance Preludes, written after the Second World War and based around Polish folk-dance rhythms.
Admission
Min: £5.00
Max: £8.00
Performer name: RCM Chamber Ensemble: Starry Night
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