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LCMS Concerts at KINGS PLACE until APRIL 2012 |
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Sunday, 12 February 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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Allegri Quartet Beethoven/Shostakovich Cycle - Concert 6 |
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The sixth concert in our Beethoven-Shostakovich cycle presents an early Beethoven quartet with one of the last ones, composed almost twenty-five years later, interspersed with Shostakovich’s seventh quartet composed in early 1960 in memory of his first wife, Nina Vassilyevna. |
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Sunday, 19 February 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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Shaham-Erez-Wallfisch Piano Trio |
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Hagai Shaham (violin), Arnon Erez (piano) and Raphael Wallfisch (cello) perform two remarkable piano trios, one from the nineteenth century and one from the twentieth, in this first of our concerts forming part of Jewish Book Week at Kings Place. |
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This is a 1 HOUR CONCERT as part of the Jewish Book week. |
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Sunday, 26 February 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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Sarah-Jane Bradley (viola) & Anthony Hewitt (piano) |
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The renowned British viola and piano duo in our second concert forming part of Jewish Book Week at Kings Place. The nineteenth century valued Joseph Joachim as much as a composer as violinist: his evocative Hebrew Melodies, on poems by Byron, are presented with Mendelssohn’s early sonata from 1824 and two beautiful fantasias on folk songs, by Peter Fribbins. |
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This is a 1 HOUR CONCERT as part of the Jewish Book week. |
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Sunday, 04 March 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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Rosamunde Piano Trio |
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The renowned Rosamunde Trio – Martino Tirimo (piano), Ben Sayevich (violin) and Daniel Veiss (cello) – in a concert of works by Mozart, Brahms and Albert Roussel’s beautiful second Piano Trio, composed in 1902. |
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Sunday, 11 March 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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Tippett Quartet |
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The excellent Tippett Quartet perform Haydn’s famous ‘Emperor’ quartet, Smetana’s passionate first quartet, and Holt’s ‘Two movements’, part of a cycle of pieces using the poetry of Emily Dickinson and winner of the 2002 Royal Philharmonic Society Music Award for Chamber Composition. |
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Sunday, 18 March 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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Turner Ensemble in collaboration with the Royal Academy of Music & Trinity College of Music, London |
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LCMS artists in Residence, the Turner Ensemble, are joined by talented students from the Royal Academy of Music and Trinity College of Music in a varied selection of chamber works: Poulenc’s ever-popular Sextuor, the Brahms Horn Trio and Dvorák's Quintet for string quartet and double bass. |
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Sunday, 25 March 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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Vicky Yannoula & Jakob Fichert (piano duo) |
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An exciting concert of Slavic music by the wonderful Yannoula – Fichert piano duo, to coincide with their recent CD release of Shostakovich’s Symphony No.9, in the composer’s own four-hands arrangement, on the Toccata Classics label. |
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Sunday, 01 April 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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The Romantic Piano Quintet – Concert 2 - Chilingirian Quartet & Sofya Gulyak (piano) |
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The second concert in our survey of nineteenth-century piano quintets, features the quintet by Schumann, performed by Sofya Gulyak (the only ever female winner of the Leeds International Piano Competition), together with Haydn, and Schubert’s sublime ‘Rosamunde’ quartet. |
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08 April 2012 - Easter Sunday - No Concert |
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Sunday, 15 April 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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Aquinas Piano Trio Andreae 50th Anniversary Concert under the auspices of the Swiss Embassy |
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The Aquinas Trio gave an impressive debut in the LCMS series in 2009, and return with a varied programme featuring a trio by the German-Swiss composer Volkmar Andreae (1879-1962), an important musical voice in his day, and as conductor, Mahler’s assistant at Vienna Opera. The concert marks Guild’s new recording of his symphonies, conducted by Marc Andreae, who joins us from Switzerland to talk about his grandfather’s work. |
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Sunday, 22 April 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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Allegri Quartet: The Complete Beethoven Quartets – Concert 7 |
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The seventh concert in our Beethoven-Shostakovich cycle couples one of the early Beethoven quartets with his very last, completed in 1826, and combines it with perhaps the most famous of Shostakovich’s quartets, the dramatic eighth, composed in only three days in July 1960. |
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Sunday, 29 April 2012- 18:30 / Hall One |
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Brodsky Quartet |
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The Brodsky Quartet’s Shostakovich marathon ends with this special concert, |
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