World-class chamber music in London's heart
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London Chamber Music Society hosts world class chamber music concerts on Sunday evenings at 6pm
The London Chamber Music Society has a long history of music making in London that can trace its origins back to the regular Sunday Concerts that developed at South Place in the 1880s
Barbican Quartet © Andrej Grilc
Artistic Director's message
Prof. Peter Fribbins
Artistic Director
Professor of Music at Middlesex University
Peter Fribbins © Terry Harris
Dear LCMS Friends and Supporters,
I am delighted to introduce our 2024/25 LCMS season, with beautiful classical music given by some of the best classical musicians.
We start in October with the Chilingirian Quartet, joined by Andrew Marriner in Brahms’s Clarinet Quintet. Other string quartets include the Barbican and the Fitzwilliam quartets (joined by f lautist Noemi Gyori), and we welcome back the string soloists from the orchestra of the Royal Opera House, with pianist Victor Sangiorgio.
Returning LCMS friends also include the wonderful Rosamunde Trio, the period instrument Trio Goya, and cello and piano duo Raphael Wallfisch and Piers Lane, in a fascinating programme of twentieth-century sonatas from Britain and France.
For larger ensembles, we have the English Symphony Orchestra, Ensemble Hesperi (as part of Scotland Unwrapped) and the LCMS debut of the Hanover Band, in symphonies by Mozart and Haydn plus a new discovery, the Cello Concerto by the eighteenth-century Austrian, Johannes Matthias Sperger.
With best wishes,
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