Music Chamber
Concerts
SEP062010
JEREMY GURCHENKOV, EKATERINA LAZAREVA (VIOLAS) ST. PETER'S 1-2PM
Telemann: Sonate–Canon, WF Bach: Viola Duet No. 3, Jean-Marie Leclair Sonata No. 1, Joseph Reinagle: Duetto No 10 & 11 Op. 2SEP092010
FLOTILLA SAX QUARTET AT ST. JOHN'S CHURCH 1-2PM *FREE*
Elliott Carter: Canonic Suite, Tomás Luis de Victoria: O Magnum Mysterium, Jan Dismas Zelenka: Trio Sonata No. 1 in F major, Ian Stewart: Magnificat, Gabriel Grovlez: Petites Litanies de Jesus, Sean McWilliam: Leabhar GahbalaSEP132010
GEORGINA WHITEHEAD (GUITAR) JULIA WHITE (OBOE) ST. PETER'S CHURCH 1-2PM *FREE*
Telemann: Sonata in A Minor, Ravel: Pièce en forme de Habanera, Brotons: Two Suggestions, Villa-Lobos: Distribuição de Flores, Tomasi: Péruvienne from Evocations, Gunter Braun: SonatinaSEP162010
MOSAIC ENSEMBLE AT ST JOHN'S CHURCH 1-2PM *FREE*
Carl Stamitz Clarinet Quartet in E flat Op 19/1, Giovanni Punto [JW Stich] Horn Quartet in F Major Op 3/1, François Devienne Bassoon Quartet in C major Op 73/1, Mozart Oboe Quartet in F major K370SEP202010
PAUL CIBIS (PIANO) AT ST. PETER'S CHURCH NOTTING HILL 1-2PM *FREE*
Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 14 in C♯ op. 27/2 ‘Moonlight’, Chopin: selected Etudes op. 10 & Impromptu op. 66, Peter Feuchtwanger: Tariqa 1SEP232010
PAULA MARTINEZ (VIOLIN) MIKAKO SUGAMURA (PIANO) ST. JOHN'S 1-2PM
Handel: Violin and Piano Sonata Op. 1/13, Beethoven: Violin and Piano Sonata Op. 12/2, Saint-Saens HavanaiseNews
New ian stewart album 'islas' out in september
Ian's latest album proves the words 'contemporary' and 'melodic' can co-exist in music. His influences, which include everything from Baroque and Celtic music to 60's psychedelic and Ibiza electronica, can be heard throughout. The trio features an American Saxophonist, a Spanish violinist and a Russian pianist - playing intelligent modern music that is a pleasure to listen to!
ORGAN RECITALS AT ST. PETER'S IN NOVEMBER
On the first monday of every month St. Peter’s Church Notting Hill will host organ recitals, starting this November. Built by J.W. Walker and Sons in 1905, the Grade I listed organ has undergone a year-long restoration and is one of the finest remaining working examples of a ‘Tubular-pneumatic action’ organ. Part of our monday lunchtime concert series (1-2pm), entry will be free.
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JUL29
LUNCHTIME WIND QUINTET RECITAL
Bloch: Concertino for flute, viola & piano, Saint-Saëns: Sonata for oboe & piano Op 166, Arnold:...JUL19
LUNCHTIME RECITAL CLARINET QUARTET
Gershwin 3 Preludes, Lady Be Good & Liza, Albeniz Tango from Espana Op 165, Paul Carr 5 English P...JUL12