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Ensemble 97 perform Wallen & Ethel Smyth
SATURDAY 30 APRIL 2022 8:00pm
Are You Worried About the Rising Cost of Funerals?
St James's Church Sussex Gardens, London
Ensemble 97 perform Wallen's NNENNA & Are You Worried About the Rising Cost of Funerals.
Ensemble 97 perform Wallen's NNENNA & Are You Worried About the Rising Cost of Funerals.
Yo-Yo Ma & Kathryn Stott
SATURDAY 30 APRIL 2022 8:00pm
Dervish
Central Moravian Church, Bethlehem, PA
QUAMINO'S MAP: Chicago Opera Theatre
SUNDAY 1 MAY 2022 3:00pm
Studebaker Theatre
410 S Michigan Ave
Chicago IL 60605
USA
THE PARADIS FILES
THURSDAY 5 MAY 2022
RWCMD, Cardiff
THE PARADIS FILES
FRIDAY 6 MAY 2022 7:30pm
RWCMD CARDIFF
THE PARADIS FILES
WEDNESDAY 11 MAY 2022
SHEFFIELD CRUCIBLE
THE PARADIS FILES
THURSDAY 12 MAY 2022 7:30pm
SHEFFIELD CRUCIBLE
Bach Choir
THURSDAY 19 MAY 2022
PACE
Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Square, London
Leap into spring with The Bach Choir for this concert of British-inspired choral music past and present.This diverse programme, featuring four female composers, shines a light on some truly fresh and inspirational works by Ivor Novello winner Cecilia McDowall, Errollyn Wallen CBE, Amy Beach and Lili Boulanger. We also showcase two beloved works by Ralph Vaughan Williams, who was a former singer and musical director of The Bach Choir and Benjamin Britten who has conducted The Bach Choir.
In the beautiful and intimate setting of Holy Trinity Church Sloane Square, David Hill MBE conducts soloists Alison Ponsford-Hill, Helen Charlston, Hugo Hymas and Jonathan Brown with Philip Scriven at the organ and The Bach Choir in this perfect concert to awaken your ears with the sounds and songs of spring.
‘The real star of this show was The Bach Choir itself, and the standard of choral singing throughout was impressively high’ Arts Desk
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Leap into spring with The Bach Choir for this concert of British-inspired choral music past and present.This diverse programme, featuring four female composers, shines a light on some truly fresh and inspirational works by Ivor Novello winner Cecilia McDowall, Errollyn Wallen CBE, Amy Beach and Lili Boulanger. We also showcase two beloved works by Ralph Vaughan Williams, who was a former singer and musical director of The Bach Choir and Benjamin Britten who has conducted The Bach Choir.
In the beautiful and intimate setting of Holy Trinity Church Sloane Square, David Hill MBE conducts soloists Alison Ponsford-Hill, Helen Charlston, Hugo Hymas and Jonathan Brown with Philip Scriven at the organ and The Bach Choir in this perfect concert to awaken your ears with the sounds and songs of spring.
‘The real star of this show was The Bach Choir itself, and the standard of choral singing throughout was impressively high’ Arts Desk
To receive a 10% discount on Into Spring tickets, join our mailing list by clicking here.
ENSEMBLE 360 PERFORM The Negro Speaks of Rivers
FRIDAY 20 MAY 2022 7:15pm
Crucible Studio Theatre, Sheffield 7.15pm
BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata No.30 in E Op.109 (22’)
BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata No.31 in A flat Op.110 (21’)
BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata No.32 in C minor Op.111 (28’)
WALLEN The Negro Speaks of Rivers (6’)
FRANCES-HOAD Invocation (4′)
BEETHOVEN Cello Sonata Op.102 No.2 (20’)
To open the evening, Tim Horton performs Beethoven’s three final piano sonatas: intimate and personal, endlessly complex, monuments of this unique musical mind.
This is followed by a new string version of Wallen’s celebrated choral setting of Langston Hughes’ iconic poem and Frances-Hoad’s Invocation for cello and piano, based on Melancholy, a painting by Edvard Munch. The evening concludes with Beethoven’s Cello Sonata Op.102 No.2.
Please note the change to the previously advertised programme for this concert.
We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Sheffield Chamber Music Festival runs 13–21 May 2022
BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata No.30 in E Op.109 (22’)
BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata No.31 in A flat Op.110 (21’)
BEETHOVEN Piano Sonata No.32 in C minor Op.111 (28’)
WALLEN The Negro Speaks of Rivers (6’)
FRANCES-HOAD Invocation (4′)
BEETHOVEN Cello Sonata Op.102 No.2 (20’)
To open the evening, Tim Horton performs Beethoven’s three final piano sonatas: intimate and personal, endlessly complex, monuments of this unique musical mind.
This is followed by a new string version of Wallen’s celebrated choral setting of Langston Hughes’ iconic poem and Frances-Hoad’s Invocation for cello and piano, based on Melancholy, a painting by Edvard Munch. The evening concludes with Beethoven’s Cello Sonata Op.102 No.2.
Please note the change to the previously advertised programme for this concert.
We apologise for any disappointment this may cause.
Sheffield Chamber Music Festival runs 13–21 May 2022
New Music Biennial at Southbank Centre, London
SUNDAY 3 JULY 2022 12:30pm
Mighty River
FREE
Sun 3 Jul, 12.30pm
Part of New Music Biennial
Queen Elizabeth Hall
Gigs
Sun 3 Jul, 12.30pm
Part of New Music Biennial
Queen Elizabeth Hall
Gigs
Queen Elizabeth Hall
Southbank Centre
London
UK
