Winner of the St Martin-in-the-Fields Chamber Music Competition 2019, the Brompton Quartet is known for its engaging and dynamic performances. Recent highlights include a debut at the Wigmore Hall and Turner Sims, Southampton, an appearance on BBC Radio 3 ‘In Tune’ with violist Lawrence Power and being selected as a Park Lane Group Artist. They will be playing Haydn […]
Measure for Measure – Music from Shakespeare’s Time … Theatre, Tavern and the Court Eric Moulder (Director) – Renaissance reeds, recorders, early bagpipes, Jude Rees – Renaissance reeds, recorders, early bagpipes, David Jarratt-Knock – Cornetto, Renaissance reeds, recorders, early bagpipes, Renaissance guitar, Jane Moulder – Renaissance reeds, recorders, early bagpipes, Tony Millyard – Hurdy gurdy, Renaissance reeds, recorders, early bagpipes, […]
C DEBUSSY: Violin Sonata in G Minor, L. 140 W A Mozart: Violin sonata in E-flat Major, K. 380 L JANÁČEK: Violin Sonata, JW VII/7 C FRANCK: Violin Sonata in A Major, CFF 123; FWV 8
The Pirasti Piano TrioRebecca Clarke (1886 – 1979) Trio Paul Schoenfield (b 1947) Café Music Brahms Piano Trio no 1 in B major Op 8
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The Da Vinci Trio (piano, violin & cello) is well known for relaxed, witty and informative introductions as well as for expressive playing, which will be shown to great effect in this varied programme. Anthony Moffat, violin, has led many internationally acclaimed orchestras including the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic, BBC Scottish, and Hallé Orchestras. Cellist Rudi […]
In this attractive programme that showcases all their instruments they take us on a journey around Europe from Sweden to France to Hungary including two rarely performed quintets with a short, light-hearted interlude from Austria, before visiting Spain, back through France and England, finishing back in their home, Scotland
This December PIVA will help ease you into the Christmas spirit, celebrating the Yuletide season by performing seasonal music and songs from Tudor and Elizabethan times. Winter in the 16th century could be harsh, but the Twelve Days of Christmas were filled with feasting, music, dancing, singing and revelry. PIVA will be capturing a flavour […]
The Korros Ensemble performs with dynamism and flair, and the sound world they produce is lush and mesmerising. With a vision of introducing something new and original to the chamber music world, Korros continue to cleverly rework their favourite repertoire, creating an exciting and fresh way of listening to beloved orchestral, chamber and solo works. […]
Kosmos are re-defining the relationship between classical and world music. Scottish, Jewish and Greek music glide into hot-blooded tango and Asian melodies, referencing classical composers including Corelli, Piazzolla and Sarasate, performed with fearless improvisation and impeccable technique. Prepare to be intoxicated by entrancing dance rhythms, soulful improvisation and gypsy passion delivered with inimitable panache and […]
This concert is a chance to hear a true virtuoso violinist who won the Royal Overseas League String Competition 2018. Emmanuel is rightly gaining increasing recognition as an exceptional soloist, and as a chamber musician. Recent performances include recitals at Wigmore Hall and St. Martin-in-the-Fields, and a live-streamed masterclass on the Brahms Concerto with Maxim […]
Praised by the New York Times for their “soulful depth” and their “consummate skill and musicianship”, The London Handel Players have thrilled audiences across the world with their performances and recordings. Established in 2000, the Players appear regularly at leading venues and festivals in the UK, Europe and North America, performing baroque chamber music and concertos […]
