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Inventive, exuberant, and endlessly entertaining, the keyboard music of Domenico Scarlatti is a treasure-trove of musical possibilities. Explore a genius without limits in this day-long celebration.
Ian Bostridge and Britten Sinfonia embark on a journey around Europe with folk-inspired chamber music from Bartók to Britten, including a new work by Sir James MacMillan.
Bartók Romanian Dances
Sir James MacMillan Three Scottish Songs* (world premiere)
400 years, 62 composers but just one pianist: Sarah Cahill performs a day-long celebration of female voices and female creativity, challenging entrenched myths and persistent prejudices.
Philosopher-pianist Jeremy Denk and the Casals Quartet show that epic emotions can come in small packages, playing the piano quintets of Robert Schumann and Johannes Brahms.
The British baritone’s smiling, deeply expressive brand of artistry makes his song recitals occasions to cherish. Tonight he focuses on French song and his beloved English repertoire.
We regret to announce that Nora Fischer has had to withdraw from this performance for personal reasons. Therefore this concert has been cancelled. All bookers will be contacted and refunded.
Travel from rural Finland to bustling Manhattan and find the threads between J S Bach and Philip Glass as Pekka Kuusisto and Nico Muhly share their limitless musical world.
Nico Muhly Drones & Violin
Philip Glass The Screens: The Orchard
Traditional Folk fiddle set
Nico MuhlyA Hudson Cycle
Bach‘Sarabande’ from Partita for Solo Violin No 2 in D minor