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Darbar: Grewal Twins and Junaid Ali (voices and tabla)
Join us for an uplifting lunchtime concert as the Grewal Twins, accompanied by the talented Junaid Ali on tabla, bring the soulful sounds of Punjabi folk and Sufi music to Trafalgar Square. This unique performance promises a spiritual journey through the rich…
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Spencer Klymyshyn (piano)
A dynamic exploration of 20th-century piano repertoire from works of late Romanticism to the Chaconne by the now 93 year old composer Sofia Gubaidulina – opening the programme with bold intensity. Rachmaninov’s selected Preludes follow, with his signature lyricism, virtuosic flair, and…
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Far to Wander: Discoveries by Copland, Eisler and Robert Kahn
Join Florian Störtz, baritone, Aleksandra Myslek for an intimate recital centred around the evocative art songs of Robert Kahn, some forgotten gemstones of the genre which the artists have recorded on disc for the first time. Kahn’s music reflects profound themes of…
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Darbar: Jyotsna Srikanth and Abhiram Sahathevan (violin and mridangam)
Experience the vibrant sounds of South Indian classical music with a lunchtime concert featuring virtuoso violinist Jyotsna Srikanth and mridangam player Abhiram Sahathevan. This concert brings the beauty and depth of Carnatic music to a diverse audience, offering a rich tapestry of…
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Nikita Lukinov (piano): Enchanted Dances
Discover the charm of Prokofiev’s Cinderella, the dark enchantment of Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, and the radiant beauty of Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty – in a piano version which loses none of the original orchestral score through its inspired piano writing, full…
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Matteo Cimatti and Roksana Dabkowska (violin and piano)
This programme highlights the diverse and evocative voices of four extraordinary composers, celebrating the expressive possibilities of the violin and piano. Clara Schumann’s Three Romances, open the programme with heartfelt lyricism and intimate charm while Poulenc’s Violin Sonata mixes vibrant energy, emotion…
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Hilary Cronin and Richard Saxel (soprano and piano)
We are offered a deeply reflective and lyrical journey with songs that meditate on nature, solitude, and transcendence. Opening with Copland’s Nature, the gentlest Mother, a tender setting of Emily Dickinson’s poetry, followed by Debussy’s luminous Beau Soir, evoking the beauty of…
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Jonathan Leibovitz and Joseph Havlat (clarinet and piano)
Brahms’s warmly lyrical and introspective second sonata is at the centre of this programme of cornerstones of the romantic repertoire for clarinet, introduced by the shimmering, impressionistic textures of Debussy’s Première Rhapsodie. In contrast, Denisov’s Solo Sonata pushes the instrument’s technical and…
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Edward Picton-Turbervill and Harriet Burns (keyboard and soprano)
Explore a programme blending old and new; some of Schubert’s most beloved songs sit alongside new works by up-and-coming British composer Edward Picton-Turbervill. Soprano Harriet Burns soars in Edward’s spectacular arrangement of Hildegard of Bingen, and the concert ends with his mystical…