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Bach Sonata in G minor
Debussy Syrinx
Nielsen The Fog is Lifting
Debussy L’apres midi d’un faune (arrangement)
Schubert Variations on Trockne Blumen

This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval

THE GEORGE CROTTY TRIO: The George Crotty Trio (GC3) makes multicultural chamber music that is both cinematic and conversational, with lyrical melodies, sparse arrangements, and continuous improvisation.

Enjoy a varied programme of chamber music from talented RCM musicians at this lunchtime concert.

a programme curated by Head of Harp, Gabriella Dall’Olio.

Academy students perform alongside Anthony Marwood, William Lawes Chair of Chamber Music at the Academy, in chamber music by Bruckner and Beethoven.

This concert will be approximately 1 hour in duration, without an interval

Programme to be announced.

Trinity Laban Chamber Musicians.

DOUBLE BILL:

Part 1: Soraya Verjee

Championing undiscovered classical composers of our past, classical pianist Soraya Verjee opens the evening with a spotlight on female and underrepresented musical figures once forgotten.

Tasting Notes redefines the classic wine tasting experience.

Enjoy the fusion of wine and music as you’re served a selection of canapés and 5 quality wines which have been thoughtfully paired with string quartets.

The Jasmine Quartet presents a night of cutting-edge contemporary chamber music followed by an experimental techno/deconstructed club DJ set by Maiyanaya.

No further information available at time of listing.

A recital of music by highly regarded and accomplished composer Julian Dawes, featuring, amongst other pieces, works written for the recorder.

The members of the London Chamber Soloists all met while performing with some of London’s leading orchestras, drawn by their shared passion to explore the distinctive and captivating sound world of flute, viola and harp.

The much-anticipated fixture in our performance diary - Dina and Friends - returns to 1901 Arts Club for the annual mini-festival of chamber music.

The Academy’s all-female student brass quintet performs original works by under-represented women composers, alongside Mark-Anthony Turnage’s ONYX 30, written for the 30th anniversary of Onyx Brass.

This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval

Trinity Laban Chamber Musicians.

Under the shimmering glow of candlelight, St Martin’s Chamber Ensemble, with violinist Maja Horvat, brings masterful Baroque music to life.

The much-anticipated fixture in our performance diary - Dina and Friends - returns to 1901 Arts Club for the annual mini-festival of chamber music.

Greta Papa - violin
Miguel Ángel Villeda Cerón - cello
Christos Fountos - piano

Programme:
Richard Stoker Piano Trio No 1
Beethoven Piano Trio in B flat major, op 97 ‘Archduke’

Schubert's joyous "Trout" Quintet is widely regarded as the single most popular work in all chamber music.

“So the lion fell in love with the lamb.” For one night only, the hall softens to a warm, twilit glow, setting the scene for the love story that defined a generation and bringing the music of Twilight beyond the screen and into St Gabriel's Church in the heart of Pimlico, London.

Arcangelo; Hilary Cronin soprano; Daisy Livesey soprano; James Hall countertenor; Jeremy Budd tenor; Hugo Brady tenor; Matthew Long tenor; Malachy Frame bass; William Gaunt bass; Jonathan Cohen director, harpsichord