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Sinfonia Smith Square Alumni Quintet

St John's Smith Square, St John's Church Smith Square, SW1P 3HA , [Venue Details]

An eclectic mix of modern quintet music featuring some Latin-American and Jazz themes to get you moving!

This programme celebrates the remarkable versatility of the wind quintet, exploring music that spans centuries, cultures and contrasting musical landscapes.

Monday,
19 Oct 2026
@1.05pm

Samuel Barber’s Summer Music, written in 1956, is one of the most celebrated works in the wind-quintet repertoire. Its single movement moves between relaxed, lyrical passages and more energetic episodes, capturing the warmth, languor and changing moods associated with summer.

Edino Krieger’s Serenata a Cinco brings a different character to the programme. Drawing on the tradition of the serenade, the work combines rhythmic vitality with lyrical writing, showcasing the individual colours of the five instruments while maintaining the spirit of an intimate musical conversation.

Jennifer Higdon’s Autumn Music provides a natural companion to Barber’s summer landscape. Written in 1995, the piece evokes the colours, textures and changing atmosphere of autumn, moving between brightness and introspection as the season gradually unfolds.

Valerie Coleman’s Red Clay and Mississippi Delta concludes the programme with a vivid and distinctly American sound world. Inspired by Coleman’s family heritage and the musical traditions of the American South, the work draws on blues and jazz influences, combining infectious rhythms with expressive melodies.

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  • Admission: £6.00

  • Performer name: Sinfonia Smith Square Alumni Quintet

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Sinfonia Smith Square Alumni Quintet

Monday, 19 Oct 2026 @1.05pm

St John's Smith Square, St John's Church Smith Square, SW1P 3HA
Jazz Latin
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More Information

An eclectic mix of modern quintet music featuring some Latin-American and Jazz themes to get you moving!

This programme celebrates the remarkable versatility of the wind quintet, exploring music that spans centuries, cultures and contrasting musical landscapes.

Samuel Barber’s Summer Music, written in 1956, is one of the most celebrated works in the wind-quintet repertoire. Its single movement moves between relaxed, lyrical passages and more energetic episodes, capturing the warmth, languor and changing moods associated with summer.

Edino Krieger’s Serenata a Cinco brings a different character to the programme. Drawing on the tradition of the serenade, the work combines rhythmic vitality with lyrical writing, showcasing the individual colours of the five instruments while maintaining the spirit of an intimate musical conversation.

Jennifer Higdon’s Autumn Music provides a natural companion to Barber’s summer landscape. Written in 1995, the piece evokes the colours, textures and changing atmosphere of autumn, moving between brightness and introspection as the season gradually unfolds.

Valerie Coleman’s Red Clay and Mississippi Delta concludes the programme with a vivid and distinctly American sound world. Inspired by Coleman’s family heritage and the musical traditions of the American South, the work draws on blues and jazz influences, combining infectious rhythms with expressive melodies.

  • Admission: £6.00

  • Performer name: Sinfonia Smith Square Alumni Quintet

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