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Clare Deniz - Trio Pierne Concert
This exciting trio comprises of Lois Geldard (flute), Clare Deniz (cello) and Alan Brown (piano).
Handel Sonata in B minor ‘Halle’
Beethoven Seven Variations on a theme from Magic Flute (cello/piano)
Kuhlau Grand trio in G major Op 119
Debussy Syrinx (solo flute)
Debussy Trio
Kapustin Trio Op 86
The trio are established London performers, each one having given solo concerto performances and played at numerous festivals in the UK and abroad both as soloists and as members of chamber ensembles.
The sum total of the trio members individual professional experience is immense and they guarantee a refined and delightful concert of music in which they share their sparkling and effervescent repertory, due to the trio instrumentation.
The repertory ranges from Baroque up to the present day but has at its core some reminiscences of the romanticism of the nineteenth century music salon. Two notable recent concerts have been at The Hawth, Crawley and at the famous established Celebrity Concert series at The West Lodge Hotel.
WHY? A delightful concert sharing a sparkling and effervescent repertory
Studio
£14 (£12 conc)
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Alistair McGowan - Introductions to Classical Piano
After the success of his piano album (released through Sony Classical) and his tour in 2018, Alistair McGowan is back with the show that brings together all his talents.
Alongside tracks from the album, Alistair will play some other short classic piano pieces: from Gershwin to Grieg, Mompou to Mendelssohn, Satie to Schubert. Join Alistair as he talks a little about the history of each piece, the composer and his own connection to the music.
WHY? Expect a lot of beautiful music (with the odd mistake!), some interesting stories and a sprinkling of his trademark impressions.
Courtyard Theatre
£18
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St John’s Chamber Orchestra Summer Concert
Wouter Valvekens (piano)
Katie Mazur (violin)
Nigel Wilkinson (conductor)
Rossini Overture The Thieving Magpie
Schumann Piano Concerto in A minor
Dvorak Romance for violin, Op.11
Mendelssohn Symphony No.4 (Italian)
The summer orchestral concert features one of the most popular of all piano concertos, played by a leading young Belgian pianist, and Mendelssohn’s most radiant symphony.
WHY? Featuring a witty Rossini overture and a touching rarity by Dvorak
Courtyard Theatre
£18 (£16.50 conc) (£5 under 18s)
Summer Recital Series: 1
St John’s Chamber Players
Mozart Flute Quartet in A, K..298
Brahms Clarinet Sonata No.2 in E flat
Bruch 3 Pieces for clarinet, viola and piano
Schubert Piano Trio in B flat, D.898
Schubert’s majestic Piano Trio ends the opening recital, which also includes one of Brahms’ eloquent clarinet sonatas and some rarely heard pieces by Max Bruch.
WHY? The first concert in our summer recital series, featuring the music of Schubert, alongside other leading Viennese composers
Courtyard Theatre
£16 (£14.50 conc)
Under 18s free with an adult ticket (Ts&Cs apply)
Summer Recital Series: 2
Jamie Bergin (piano)
Beethoven Sonata in E, Op.109
Schubert Sonata in A minor, D.537
Brahms 7 Fantasies, Op.116
Liszt Spanish Rhapsode
Jamie Bergin’s recital opens with one of Beethoven’s late spiritual sonatas and ends in scintillating fashion with virtuoso Liszt, with heartfelt works by Schubert and Brahms along the way.
WHY? Jamie was the top prizewinner in the Bremen International Piano Competition
Courtyard Theatre
£16 (£14.50 conc)
Under 18s free with an adult ticket (Ts&Cs apply)
Summer Recital Series: 3
Yehuda Inbar (piano)
To include
Beethoven Fantasia in G minor, Op.77
Brahms 4 Piano Pieces, Op.119
Schubert Sonata in A, D.959
In last year’s Summer Recital Series, Yehuda Inbar deputised at the last moment and gave an exquisite recital, so we are delighted to welcome him back and in repertoire to which he offers such insight.
WHY? By turns dramatic, song-like and soul-searching, the Schubert Sonata promises to be one of the outstanding experiences in the series
Courtyard Theatre
£16 (£14.50 conc)
Under 18s free with an adult ticket (Ts&Cs apply)
Summer Recital Series: 4
St John’s Chamber Players
Mozart Oboe Quartet in F, K..370
Schubert 3 Songs
Beethoven Horn Sonata in F, Op.17
Schubert Auf dem Strom
Schumann Piano Quintet in E flat
The final recital in the Summer Series continues the Schubert theme with a rare chance to hear Auf dem Strom, an extended song with horn obligato.
WHY? Mozart’s eloquent oboe quartet opens the programme, which ends with perhaps the greatest of all piano quintets
Courtyard Theatre
£16 (£14.50 conc)
Under 18s free with an adult ticket (Ts&Cs apply)
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