The Russian Virtuosi of Europe loving the enthusiatic applause from our audience
at the end of their performance on the 12th. This concert ended our season 2012/2013.
Yuri Zhislin, leader of the orchestra, is in the foreground.

Violins:
Yuri Zhislin, Natalia Lomeiko, Shlomy Dobrinsky, Dunja Lavrova, Anna-Liisa Bezrodny

The Russian Virtuosi of Europe enjoying the applause of our audience.

Raphael Wallfisch and John York enjoying the enthusiastic
applause of our audience after having played César Franck's
Sonata for Cello & Piano in A major to end the evening.

Members of Red Priest, Julia Bishop, baroque violin, Angela East, baroque cello,
David Wright, harpsichord and Piers Adams, recorder, enjoying the enthusiastic applause
of our audience at the end of their concert.

Sarah Brooke, flute, Andryi Viytovych, viola and Tim Hugh, cello after playing
the rarely performed Albert Roussel - Trio for flute, viola and cello, Op. 40.

Members of the Chilingirian Quartet with (2nd from left) pianist Carole Presland
appreciating the applause of our audience after playing
Elgar's – Piano Quintet in A minor, Op. 84 to end a wonderful evening.

Members of the Fitzwilliam Quartet, Lucy Russell, violin, Heather Tuach, cello,
Marcus Barcham-Stevens, violin, Caroline Wolff, guest viola, Gemma Rosefield, guest cello,
and Alan George, viola, enjoying the enthusistic applause of our audience after
Tchaikovsky's sextet Souvenir de Florence Op.70 to end the evening.

Violinist Madeleine Mitchell and pianist Nigel Clayton ,
together with composer David Matthews enjoying the applause of our audience
after playing David Matthews' Romanza (London premiere)

The soloists appreciating the applause of our audience after
playing Elgar's Sonata for Violin & Piano in E minor Op.82 to end the evening.

The Fine Arts Brass Ensemble, Angela Wheelan, trumpet, Adrian Uren, horn,
Les Neish, tuba, Ed Jones, trombone, and Simon Lenton, trumpet, during
their perfomance of Graham Fitkin's short piece TREVOR.

To end the evening, The Fine Arts Brass Ensemble, played a wonderful
Tin Pan Alley Brass Suite (arr. Lenton and Roberts) which was enthusiastically applauded
by our audiencxe.

Members of the Rosamunde Piano Trio, Ben Sayevich, violin, Martino Tirimo, piano,
and Daniel Veis, cello appreciating the applause of our audience after
Playing Beethoven's Piano Trio No.6 in E flat Op.70 No.2
to end the evening.

The Chilingirian Quartet, Levon Chilingirian and Ronal Birks - violins,
pianist Michael Dussek, Stephen Orton - cello, and Susie Mészáros - viola,
enjoying applause from our audience after playing a delightful
Dvorák: Quintet No. 2 in A, Op. 81 to end the evening.

The Allegri Quartet, Ofer Falk and Rafael Todes, violins,
Dorothea Vogel, viola, and Vanessa Lucas-Smith, cello, enjoying applause
from our audience after playing an amazing Shostakovich:
String Quartet No. 11 in F minor, Op. 122 before the interval.

Sorry, no photos of the Angell Trio at Kings Place available

Michelle Todd, soprano, and members of the Badke Quartet, enjoying
audience applause after playing Respighi's
"Il Tramonto for soprano and string quartet" (after Shelley)

Suzie Thorn, oboe, Amy Norrington, cello, Roger Chase, viola,
and Philippe Graffin, violin, enjoy audience applause after playing
Benjamin Britten: Phantasy Quartet in F minor for oboe and string trio, Op.2

Members of the Chilingirian Quartet, Levon Chilingirian, Ronald Birks, violins,
Susie Mészáros viola, and Philip De Groot, cello, congratulating composer Hugh Wood,
who joined them on stage after the quartet having played his String Quartet in B flat.

No Kings Place Photos available

Members of the Allegri Quartet, Ofer Falk and Rafael Todes, violins,
Dorothea Vogel, viola, and Vanessa Lucas-Smith, cello, enjoying applause
from our audience after playing a wonderful String Quartet in B flat, Op.130.

Composer Peter Fribbins (from l - r), Clarinettist Janet Hilton,
and members of the Barbirolli Quartet, Rakhi Singh, Katie Stillman,
Alexandros Koustas, and cellist Nathanial Boyd, enjoying the
enthusiastic applause after playing Peter's Clarinet Quintet.

The Vienna Mozart Trio, Daniel Auner, violin, Irina Auner, piano, and
Diethard Auner, cello, receive enthusiastic applause after playing
Schubert's Piano Trio in E flat, D929 to end a wonderful evening.

The Rosamunde Trio, Ben Sayevich, violin, Martino Tirimo, piano, and
Daniel Veis, cello, enjoying the applause of the audience after performing
Beethoven's Ghost Trio, in D, Op.70 No.1

The Carducci Quartet, Matthew Denton (violin), Michelle Fleming (violin),
Eoin Schmidt-Martin (viola) and Emma Denton (cello) enjoying the applause after playing
Malcolm Lipkin's Variation on a Theme of Bartok; the composer, Malcolm Lipkin,
appreciating the performance from his seat in the auditorium.

Jane Gordon and Julia Black, Sir Nicholas Jackson, Emma Alter, Nick Stringfellow
and Kate Aldridge ( l to r) enjoying the applause after playing
J.S. Bach's Concerto in D minor for two violins, BWV 1043

Pianist Sofya Gulyak, Susie Mészáros, viola, Ronald Birks, violin,
Levon Chilingirian, violin and Philip De Groote, cello being appauded
after playing Schumann's Piano Quintet in Eb Op.44 to end the evening.

Vicky Yannoula and Jakob Fichert appreciating applause after
playing Prokoviev's 'Suite from Cinderella for two pianos'
to end the first half of their concert.

Sarah Maxwell, horn, Frances Angell, piano and Tadasuka Iijima, violin,
appreciating the applause of our audience after playing a fabulous
Brahms: Trio for horn, violin and piano, Op.40 to start the evening.

Francois Poulenc's Sextet for piano and winds in C, Op.100 continued a memorable evening.
The players were (l-r) Sarah Brennan, flute, Sophie Lusty, oboe, Wai-Yee Lee, basson,
Colin Yi Tan, clarinet, Roger Montgomery, horn, and Mikhail Shilyaev, piano.
All five, apart from Roger Montgomery, are students from Trinity Laban Conservatoire.

To end the evening violinist Jan Schmolck, and students from the Royal Academy of Music,
(l-r) Teresa Privratska, violin, Andrew Vickers, d-bass, Lauren Steel, cello and
Stephanie Edmundson, viola, played the moving Dvorak Quintet No.2 in G, Op.77.

The Tippett Quartet with composer Simon Holt (far right)
enjoying the applause of our audience after playing
Simon Holt's Two movements for string quartet (2001)

To end the evening, the Tippett Quartet played a moving
Smetana: String Quartet no.1 in E minor (From My Life)
which was enthusiastically applauded by our audience.

Violinist Ben Sayevich, Martino Tirimo, and cellist Daniel Veis
enjoying the applause of our audience after playing
Brahms' Piano Trio No.3 in C minor Op.101 to end the first half.

To end the evening, the Rosamunde played a trio probably new to most of the audience,
Roussell's Piano Trio in E flat, Op.2, a lovely trio.

Cellist Raphael Wallfisch, violinist Hagai Shaham, and pianist Arnon Erez
gave our audience a memorable rendering of Shostakovich: Piano Trio No. 2 in E minor Op.67

To end the evening, the Trio played a lovely
Mendelssohn: Piano Trio in C minor to great applause.

Violinists Ofer Falk and Rafael Todes, violist Dorothea Vogel,
and cellist Vanessa Lucas-Smith being enthusiastically applauded by our audience
after playing a moving Shostakovich: String Quartet No.7 Op.108.

To end the evening, the Quartet played the monumental
String Quartet in A minor Op.132 by Beethoven.

Violinist Jan Schmolck, cellist Sally Pendlebury, oboist Julia Girdwood
and pianist Frances Angell enjoying the applause of our audience
after playing Martinů's Quartet for Oboe, piano, violin & cello

To end the evening, Jan Schmolck, Sally Pendlebury and Frances Angell
played a wonderful Mendelssohn Piano Trio No.1 in D minor, Op.49.

Violinists Levon Chilingirian and Ronald Birks, violist Susie Mészáros
and cellist Philip DeGroot enjoying applause after playing
Bartok's Quartet No.6 to end the first part of the evening.

For Brahms' Piano Quintet in F minor Op.34 the Quartet
was joined by pianist Valeria Resjan.

Violinist Philippe Grafin and cellist Henri Demarquette
congratulate Peter Fribbins for his new work (UK Premiere)
Dances & Laments for violin & cello duo

The audience applauds Peter Fribbin's new work (UK Premiere)
Dances & Laments for violin & cello duo, while Violinist Philippe Grafin
and cellist Henri Demarquette look on.

Violinists Ben Hancock and Hannah Dawson, violist Robin Ashwell
and cellist Cara Berridge, enjoying applause at their 10th Anniversary Concert
after playing Bela Bartock's String Quartet No.3, which was absolutely fabulous.

To end the evening the Quartet played a wonderful
Schubert String Quartet in C minor D810 "Death and the Maiden".
A full house applauded enthusiatically for some time.

Tenor Robert Anthony Gardiner, pianist Sophie Rahmann, violinist Jan Schmolck,
violist Fiona Bonds, violinist Ania Safonova and cellist Naomi Williams
gave us a spendid performance of Ralph Vaughan Williams –
On Wenlock Edge (A.E. Housman) for tenor, strings and piano (1909)
in the first half of the evening.

At the end of the evening, Brahms' Piano Quintet in F minor, Op. 34
was enthusiastically applauded by our audience.

Tamsin Waley-Cohen, violin, and Simon Crawford-Phillips, piano,
appreciating applause after playing Janacek's
Sonata for violin and piano to begin or evening's programme.

James Francis Brown, composer, joins Simon Crawford-Phillips, piano,
and Gemma Rosefield, cello, on stage to congratulate them on playing
a delightful rendition of his composition 'Prospero's Isle'.

The Allegri Quartet, Ofer Falk, Rafael Todes, violins, Dorothea Vogel, viola,
and Vanessa Lucas-Smith, cello, enjoying the applause of our audience
after playing Dmitri Shostakovich's String Quartet No.6 in G, Op.102.

The Allegri Quartet ended the evening with an intense and wonderfully
played Beethoven Quartet in E flat, Op.127, enthusiastically
applauded by a full house.

The Orchestra of St. John's, John Lubbock conductor, Helena Dobrzycka soprano,
Koji Tareda baritone, and OSJ Voices appreciating applause
after playing Gabriel Fauré's – Requiem in D minor, Op. 48 to end the evening.

Helena Dobrzycka, soprano and Koji Tareda, baritone
being applauded by orchestra and public.

John York and Raphael Wallfisch enjoying the applause
from our audience after playing Ernő Dohnányi's wonderful
and rarely played Sonata in B flat minor, Op.8

To end the evening the Duo gave us a tremendous performance of
Grieg's popular Cello Sonata in A minor Op.36

Principals of the Royal Opera House appreciating applause after playing
Bach's Brandenberg Concerto No.2 in F, BWV 1047

Soloists Margaret Campbell, flute, Paul Archibald, trumpet, Jan Schmolck, violin
and Julian Gridwood, oboe, are delighted with our appreciative audience.

The Barbirolli Quartet, Rakhi Singh (violin), Katie Stillman (violin),
Ella Brinch (viola) and Ashok Klouda (cello) being applauded after playing
Britten's exciting String Quartet No.1 in D, Op.25.

Johannes Brahms' Quartet No.1 in C minor, Op.51 No.1 ended the evening
and was enthusiastically applauded by our audience.

The Quartet signing their last CD for our audience after the performance.

To end the evening the Trio played Brahms: Piano Trio No.1 in B, Op.8
which was warmy applauded by the audience.

The Allegri Quartet, Ofer Falk, 1st violin, Rafael Todes, 2nd violin, Dorothea Vogel, viola
and Vanessa Lucas-Smith, cello, appreciating applause at the end of the evening
after playing Beethoven's Quartet in E flat (Harp)

The Frith Piano Quartet, Benjamin Frith, piano , Robert Heard, violin, Louise Williams, viola,
and Richard Jenkinson,cello, enjoying applause after playing
Lekeu's Piano Quartetin B minor (compl. Vincent D'Indy)

The Gémeaux Quartet, Manuel Oswald - violin, Sylvia Zucker - viola, Yu Zhuang, violin,
and Matthijs Broersma - cello, delighted with the applause after playing
Haydn's String Quartet Op.20 No.3

The Sitkovetsky Trio, Alexander Sitkovetsky - violin, Qian Wu - piano
and Leonard Elschenbroich - cello appreciating applause after playing Brahms: Piano Trio in C, Op. 87.