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| Thursday 18-Mar-10 19:30 |
 Queen Elizabeth Hall, LondonCorinthian Chamber Orchestra |
Corinthian Chamber Orchestra Peter Stark, Conductor Laura Samuel, Violin |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Thursday 18-Mar-10 19:30 Corinthian Chamber Orchestra The Corinthian Chamber Orchestra performs the core of Bernstein’s last concert, given at Tanglewood with the Boston Symphony on August 19, 1990 - Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony and Britten’s Four Sea Interludes. This was not planned as Bernstein’s final concert, but by that point he must have known that it would be - he died two months later of advanced lung disease. Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony also has particular significance for the CCO, having recorded it with their late Musical Director, Alan Hazeldine, who at the time was fighting a losing battle with lung cancer. Bernstein generously championed many composers, including Samuel Barber. He didn’t premiere the Violin Concerto, but famously recorded it in 1965 with Isaac Stern and the New York Philharmonic. The CCO are joined by Laura Samuel of the celebrated Belcea Quartet to perform this melodious concerto. Corinthian Chamber Orchestra Peter Stark, Conductor Laura Samuel, Violin | ||
| Saturday 20-Mar-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London St John Passion Bach Weekend: From Church to Coffeehouse |
I Fagiolini Eamonn Dougan, Bass Nicholas Hurndall Smith, Tenor Clare Wilkinson, Mezzo-soprano Julia Doyle , Soprano Charles Gibbs, Bass: Christus Nicholas Mulroy, Tenor: Evangelist Feinstein Ensemble Martin Feinstein, Director |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Saturday 20-Mar-10 19:30 St John Passion The Collegium Musicum was an important part of Bach's musical life during his time in Leipzig, but his main employment was that of Cantor to the city's four churches. Bach's cantatas from this period are abundant and sublime but it is perhaps his musical depictions of the Passion of Christ which show the greatest depth and intensity. The St John Passion was performed several times during Bach's time in Leipzig and he continued to revise the work right up to the end of his life. I Fagiolini's perfiormances of pre-classical vocal masterpieces have been rightly praised throughout the world. They are accompanied by Baroque specialists the Feinstein Ensemble. Tickets: £26 - £10. I Fagiolini Eamonn Dougan, Bass Nicholas Hurndall Smith, Tenor Clare Wilkinson, Mezzo-soprano Julia Doyle , Soprano Charles Gibbs, Bass: Christus Nicholas Mulroy, Tenor: Evangelist Feinstein Ensemble Martin Feinstein, Director | ||
| Thursday 25-Mar-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Internation Piano Series 2009/10 - Yevgeny Sudbin |
Yevgeny Sudbin, Piano |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Thursday 25-Mar-10 19:30 Internation Piano Series 2009/10 - Yevgeny Sudbin Yevgeny Sudbin, Piano | ||
| Wednesday 31-Mar-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London London Sinfonietta |
London Sinfonietta Oliver Knussen, Conductor |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Wednesday 31-Mar-10 19:30 London Sinfonietta There is a long lunch interval between Parts I and II. Part II begins at 2.15pm. London Sinfonietta Oliver Knussen, Conductor | ||
| Saturday 3-Apr-10 20:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London The Sixteen: Sacred Music |
The Sixteen Harry Christophers, Conductor |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Saturday 3-Apr-10 20:00 The Sixteen: Sacred Music The Sixteen Harry Christophers, Conductor | ||
| Sunday 4-Apr-10 20:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London The Sixteen: Sacred Music |
The Sixteen Harry Christophers, Conductor |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Sunday 4-Apr-10 20:00 The Sixteen: Sacred Music The Sixteen Harry Christophers, Conductor | ||
| Monday 5-Apr-10 20:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London The Sixteen: Sacred Music |
The Sixteen Harry Christophers, Conductor |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Monday 5-Apr-10 20:00 The Sixteen: Sacred Music The Sixteen Harry Christophers, Conductor | ||
| Wednesday 7-Apr-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Bernstein Project: Bernstein on Broadway |
Claron McFadden, Soprano Roberta Alexander, Soprano Reinild Mees, Piano |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Wednesday 7-Apr-10 19:30 Bernstein Project: Bernstein on Broadway More than any composer before him, Leonard Bernstein blurred the lines between high art and popular music. The songs of legendary Broadway musicals such as West Side Story and Candide are not only hugely popular to this day but still retain Bernstein's unique voice. Renowned Bernstein interpreters Claron McFadden and Roberta Alexander present a programme of lesser known songs and hits from his best known musicals, including selections from song cycles I Hate Music, La Bonne Cuisine and West Side Story. Claron McFadden, Soprano Roberta Alexander, Soprano Reinild Mees, Piano | ||
| Tuesday 13-Apr-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Nash Ensemble: The Inner Bernstein |
Nash Ensemble |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Tuesday 13-Apr-10 19:30 Nash Ensemble: The Inner Bernstein The Nash Ensemble, one of the world's great chamber groups, bring a programme of American masters to the International Chamber Music Season. Music by Gershwin, Copland and John Adams feature alongside two rarely heard works by that quintessential American music icon, Leonard Bernstein. His Three Meditations for cello and piano from Mass are taken from the huge quasi-sacred work which is to be performed at the culmination of Southbank Centre's season-long Bernstein Project. Nash Ensemble | ||
| Wednesday 14-Apr-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Nikolai Demidenko, piano |
Nikolai Demidenko, Piano |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Wednesday 14-Apr-10 19:30 Nikolai Demidenko, piano Chopin has been at the centre of this superb Russian pianist's career for many years; tonight he performs some of the lesser-known works, including the Bolero and the virtuosic Variations on Mozart's La ci darem la mano. The all-Schumann second half includes the composer's tender musical portrait of his friend Chopin amid the musical caricatures of Carnaval. 'Demidenko's razor-sharp articulacy and immaculate dexterity are complemented by the finest musical grace and individuality' (Gramophone). QEH at 6.15pm, pre-concert talk. Chopin at 200 - Celebrating a musical imagination. Virtuosity redefined. Admission free. Chopin, Fryderyk Franciszek (1810-1849), Variations in B flat major on "la ci darem la mano" for piano and orchestra, Op.2 Nikolai Demidenko, Piano | ||
| Friday 16-Apr-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London London Sinfonietta |
London Sinfonietta David Atherton, Conductor |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Friday 16-Apr-10 19:30 London Sinfonietta London Sinfonietta David Atherton, Conductor | ||
| Sunday 18-Apr-10 17:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London London Sinfonietta |
London Sinfonietta David Atherton, Conductor |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Sunday 18-Apr-10 17:30 London Sinfonietta London Sinfonietta David Atherton, Conductor | ||
| Sunday 25-Apr-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Brass Ensemble of the Mariinsky Theatre |
Brass Ensemble of the Mariinsky Theatre |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Sunday 25-Apr-10 19:30 Brass Ensemble of the Mariinsky Theatre The historic Mariinsky (Kirov) Theatre is at the heart of St Petersburg's cultural life, and major works by Mussorgsky, Tchaikovsky and Rimsky-Korsakov have been premiered there. Today, under the leadership of its charismatic Artistic and General Director Valery Gergiev, it remains one of the world's most prestigious artistic institutions. The Theatre's legendary brass players are renowned for the power, virtuosity and white-hot intensity of their playing. Here the Brass Ensemble comes to London for the very first time, performing Mussorgsky's majestic Pictures at an Exhibition. Programme includes the work detailed below. Brass Ensemble of the Mariinsky Theatre | ||
| Tuesday 27-Apr-10 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment |
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Choir of the Age of Enlightenment Robert Howarth, Conductor |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Tuesday 27-Apr-10 19:00 Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Choir of the Age of Enlightenment Robert Howarth, Conductor | ||
| Thursday 29-Apr-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Pascal Rogé, piano |
Ravel, Valses nobles et sentimentales, for piano (3 valses played) Pascal Rogé, Piano |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Thursday 29-Apr-10 19:30 Pascal Rogé, piano Chopin, exiled from Poland, spent most of his life in Paris, where his piano writing proved a profound influence on the next generations of French composers. Pascal Roge, one of today's best-loved French pianists, links the worlds of Chopin, Debussy, Faure, Ravel and Poulenc in an original and enchanting programme. 'Rogé still plays with that clarity of texture and sense of momentum within stasis that Debussy surely intended' (Times). QEH at 6.15pm, pre-concert talk. Chopin at 200 - Celebrating a musical imagination. Music in sound. Admission free. Ravel, Maurice (1875-1937), Valses nobles et sentimentales, for piano (3 valses played) Pascal Rogé, Piano | ||
| Wednesday 12-May-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Takacs Quartet: Beethoven Cycle 5/6 |
Takacs Quartet |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Wednesday 12-May-10 19:30 Takacs Quartet: Beethoven Cycle 5/6 The intimacy of the four instruments in dialogue proved popular with patrons and audiences alike, and provided wonderful opportunities for wit, drama and structural sophistication - qualities which the Takacs Quartet brings to the fore in its scintillating performances of this repertoire. But Beethoven would take the string quartet into uncharted territory. In the Op.59 Razumovsky Quartets, Beethoven injected new emotional depth and sensitivity into the style. Named after the Russian Count who commissioned them, the Razumovsky Quartets include a recurring Russian theme in his honour. These quartets were as popular in Beethoven's day as they are now - a must-see for anyone wishing to hear Beethoven at his most expressive. Queen Elizabeth Hall at 6.15pm - Pre-concert talk. Beethoven Quartets from inside and outside with Roderick Swanston. Admission free. Takacs Quartet | ||
| Thursday 13-May-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Takacs Quartet: Beethoven Cycle 6/6 |
Takacs Quartet |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Thursday 13-May-10 19:30 Takacs Quartet: Beethoven Cycle 6/6 Beethoven's famous deafness did little to impair his musical mastery. In fact, his late quartets are extraordinary achievements, representing the composer at the pinnacle of his powers. In these works, with their uncompromising intellectual rigour, structural complexity and searing emotion, Beethoven took the genre to new heights - heights matched throughout this series by the glorious interpretations of the Takacs Quartet. Queen Elizabeth Hall at 6.15pm - Pre-concert talk. Beethoven Quartets from inside and outside with Roderick Swanston. Takacs Quartet | ||
| Friday 14-May-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London London Philharmonic Orchestra with Clement Power |
London Philharmonic Orchestra Clement Power, Conductor |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Friday 14-May-10 19:30 London Philharmonic Orchestra with Clement Power Programme includes new works by young composers mentored by Mark-Anthony Turnage, plus those shown below. The Young Composers Scheme enlists four or five talented young composers at the end of their formal education to access the rich resources of the London Philharmonic Orchestra and develop new works for ensemble in a supportive and challenging environment. By working intensively with the players, composers are able to experiment with new techniques and sound-worlds, working in detail on technical aspects of composition with individual players. Tickets £9 - £38. London Philharmonic Orchestra Clement Power, Conductor | ||
| Tuesday 18-May-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Imogen Cooper directs Beethoven |
Berio, Notturno (Quartetto III) (for string orchestra) Imogen Cooper, Piano/Director Jacqueline Shave, Leader Britten Sinfonia |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Tuesday 18-May-10 19:30 Imogen Cooper directs Beethoven Britten Sinfonia’s acclaimed cycle of Beethoven Concertos with Imogen Cooper, which has received glowing reviews and audience praise, comes to its grand finale this season. Imogen performs and directs the orchestra in the majestic and noble ‘Emperor’ concerto. The first half of the programme provides an eloquent contrast with one of the finest and most spirited works of Mozart’s early career, and a major work by on of the 20th century’s greatest composers, Luciano Berio. “The organic power and economy of Beethoven's writing felt more dynamic than ever. Cooper's own rhythmic regeneration of theme and counter-theme, her sense of direction, and her ability to let the music yield and breathe, led to a fearless cadenza with a movingly hushed exit.” The Times. In Conversation – free pre-concert talk with Beethoven expert, Nicholas Marston. Cambridge 7pm, London 6.15pm. Berio, Luciano (1925-2003), Notturno (Quartetto III) (for string orchestra) Imogen Cooper, Piano/Director Jacqueline Shave, Leader Britten Sinfonia | ||
| Tuesday 25-May-10 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment |
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Leonidas Kavakos, Director/Violin |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Tuesday 25-May-10 19:00 Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Leonidas Kavakos, Director/Violin | ||
| Wednesday 26-May-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Andreas Haefliger, piano |
Andreas Haefliger, Piano |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Wednesday 26-May-10 19:30 Andreas Haefliger, piano The distinguished pianist Andreas Haefliger from Switzerland makes a welcome return to the International Piano Series with a programme contrasting the heady power of Wagner with the classical ethos of Mozart and the transcendent music of Schubert's Piano Sonata in B flat major. 'The ultimate praise of Haefliger's technical equipment might be that one is simply never aware of it; one hears only beautiful, fluent music-making, unimpeded by the physical' (International Record Review). Liszt, Franz (1811-1886), Isolde's Liebestod from Wanger's Tristan und Isolde, transc. for piano, S.447 Andreas Haefliger, Piano | ||
| Thursday 27-May-10 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Louis Lortie, Augustin Dumay, Quatuor Ebene |
Louis Lortie, Piano Augustin Dumay, Violin Quatuor Ébène |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Thursday 27-May-10 19:30 Louis Lortie, Augustin Dumay, Quatuor Ebene Combining the perfumed Impressionism of Ravel's piano music with the Romanticism of Chausson, this concert is a must for francophiles. Internationally acclaimed pianist Louis Lortie is joined by French violinist Augustin Dumay to perform the wonderful Violin Sonata by Belgian composer Cesar Franck. The Quatuor Ebene - an ensemble renowned for its clarity and joie de vivre - joins the duo for a rarely-heard gem by Chausson. Louis Lortie, Piano Augustin Dumay, Violin Quatuor Ébène | ||
| Saturday 17-Jul-10 00:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Beethovenathon |
  Beethoven, Symphony no. 1 in C major, Op.21 (All of Beethoven's symphonies in one day. Conducted by Martyn Brabbins.)Salomon Orchestra Martyn Brabbins, Conductor |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Saturday 17-Jul-10 00:00 Beethovenathon Beethoven, Ludwig van (1770-1827), Symphony no. 1 in C major, Op.21 (All of Beethoven's symphonies in one day. Conducted by Martyn Brabbins.)Salomon Orchestra Martyn Brabbins, Conductor | ||
| Wednesday 20-Oct-10 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment |
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Kati Debretzeni, Director/Violin Jonathan Manson, Cello |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Wednesday 20-Oct-10 19:00 Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Handel, George Frideric (1685-1759), Il trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno, HWV 46a: Lascia la spina Handel, George Frideric (1685-1759), Il trionfo del Tempo e del Disinganno: Un pensiero nemico di pace Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Kati Debretzeni, Director/Violin Jonathan Manson, Cello | ||
| Friday 5-Nov-10 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Spira Mirabilis |
Spira Mirabilis |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Friday 5-Nov-10 19:00 Spira Mirabilis Spira Mirabilis is an extraordinary new orchestra drawing together some of Europe's finest young players. It offers a radical new approach to the classical music concert. Mostly in their 20s, and performing without a conductor, these highly-skilled players break down the traditional barriers between performer and audience with innovative approaches that use the concert experience as a way to engage listeners in the process of making music. Hear Beethoven's triumphant Symphony No.3 in a new light, as the orchestra lead you through this classic work. Spira Mirabilis | ||
| Wednesday 24-Nov-10 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Die Entführung aus dem Serail (concert performance) |
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Bernard Labadie, Conductor Susan Gritton, Soprano: Konstanze Malin Christensson, Soprano: Blondchen Frédéric Antoun, Tenor: Belmonte Tilman Lichdi, Tenor: Pedrillo Tim Murfin, Bass: Osmin |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Wednesday 24-Nov-10 19:00 Die Entführung aus dem Serail (concert performance) Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791), Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Abduction from the Harem), K384 (in concert)Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Bernard Labadie, Conductor Susan Gritton, Soprano: Konstanze Malin Christensson, Soprano: Blondchen Frédéric Antoun, Tenor: Belmonte Tilman Lichdi, Tenor: Pedrillo Tim Murfin, Bass: Osmin | ||
| Sunday 12-Dec-10 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment |
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment John Butt, Conductor Julia Doyle , Soprano Meg Bragle, Mezzo-soprano Nicholas Mulroy, Tenor Matthew Brook, Bass-baritone Choir of the Age of Enlightenment |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Sunday 12-Dec-10 19:00 Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment John Butt, Conductor Julia Doyle , Soprano Meg Bragle, Mezzo-soprano Nicholas Mulroy, Tenor Matthew Brook, Bass-baritone Choir of the Age of Enlightenment | ||
| Tuesday 8-Feb-11 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment |
Mendelssohn, A Midsummer Night's Dream incidental music, Op.61 (overture, intermezzo, nocturne and scherzo) Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment David Zinman, Conductor Antony Pay, Clarinet |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Tuesday 8-Feb-11 19:00 Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Mendelssohn, Felix (1809-1847), A Midsummer Night's Dream incidental music, Op.61 (overture, intermezzo, nocturne and scherzo)Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment David Zinman, Conductor Antony Pay, Clarinet | ||
| Sunday 20-Feb-11 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Members of the Berliner Philharmoniker with Simon Rattle |
Members of the Berlin Philharmonic Sir Simon Rattle, Conductor |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Sunday 20-Feb-11 19:30 Members of the Berliner Philharmoniker with Simon Rattle Please note that this concert went on sale (via the Barbican) in December 2009 and is now sold out. Returns may become available so please check online regularly. Members of the Berlin Philharmonic Sir Simon Rattle, Conductor | ||
| Thursday 3-Mar-11 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment |
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Sir Roger Norrington, Conductor Richard Lester, Cello |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Thursday 3-Mar-11 19:00 Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Sir Roger Norrington, Conductor Richard Lester, Cello | ||
| Saturday 26-Mar-11 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment |
Spohr, Potpourri in F major, for clarinet and orchestra, Op.80 (arr. for viola and orchestra) Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Rachel Podger, Director/Violin Pavlo Beznosiuk, Viola |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Saturday 26-Mar-11 19:00 Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Spohr, Louis (1784-1859), Potpourri in F major, for clarinet and orchestra, Op.80 (arr. for viola and orchestra) Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus (1756-1791), Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola in E flat major, K364 (K320d)Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Rachel Podger, Director/Violin Pavlo Beznosiuk, Viola | ||
| Sunday 27-Mar-11 19:30 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Soloists of Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra |
Soloists of Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra Mitsuko Uchida, Piano |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Sunday 27-Mar-11 19:30 Soloists of Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra Soloists of Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra Mitsuko Uchida, Piano | ||
| Wednesday 4-May-11 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment |
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Sir Charles Mackerras, Conductor Artur Pizarro, Piano |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Wednesday 4-May-11 19:00 Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Sir Charles Mackerras, Conductor Artur Pizarro, Piano | ||
| Saturday 4-Jun-11 19:00 |
Queen Elizabeth Hall, London Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment |
Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Alison Bury, Director Elin Manahan Thomas, Soprano |
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| Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, United Kingdom Saturday 4-Jun-11 19:00 Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment Alison Bury, Director Elin Manahan Thomas, Soprano | ||
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