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SUMMARY:Beethoven: Diabelli Variations
DESCRIPTION:Julian Trevelyan (piano)\n1:00pm\, £10\, £5 Students\, Free for 16 and Under\n  \nBeethoven Diabelli Variations\, Opus.120 \nConcert duration 1 hour \n\nConsidered to be one of the greatest sets of variations for the keyboard\, alongside Bach’s Goldberg Variations\, Beethoven’s Diabelli Variations Op.120 is a monumental work\, built from a single waltz by Anton Diabelli. Originally asked to compose just one variation in 1819\, Beethoven returned to the work four years later\, completing it with a staggering 33 variations. \nJulian Trevelyan is a young British pianist with a growing international reputation. At the age of just sixteen\, he came top in the Long-Thibaud-Crespin 2015 international piano competition – the youngest laureate in the history of this prestigious competition. Since then he has continued to build his career\, including performing over twenty different concertos in both the UK and Europe.
URL:https://cambridgesummermusic.com/event/beethoven-diabelli-variations/
LOCATION:West Road Concert Hall\, 11 West Rd\, Cambridge\, CB3 9DP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Lunchtime Concert,Summer Festival
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210729
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210730
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SUMMARY:Lucy Taylor & Jeremy Thurlow
DESCRIPTION:Lucy Taylor (Mezzo soprano)\nJeremy Thurlow (Piano)\n1pm\, £10\, £5 Student\, Free for 16 and Under\n  \nPoulenc La Courte Paille\nBrahms Three songs from Op. 63 (Heimweh I\, II and III)\nRachmaninov To the Children Op.26 no.7\nDelius Two Songs for Children \nRichard Rodney Bennett A Garland for Marjory Fleming \nConcert duration 50 minutes \n\nFor this year’s CSM Festival\, Lucy Taylor (mezzo) and Jeremy Thurlow (piano) explore the richly imaginative world of childhood in a recital to include settings by Poulenc\, Brahms\, Delius\, and Richard Rodney Bennett of poems for children\, poems by children\, and poems longing for a return to the innocence of childhood. \nCambridge Summer Music thanks the Delius Trust for its generous
URL:https://cambridgesummermusic.com/event/land-of-lost-content/
LOCATION:Downing Place URC\, Downing St.\, Cambridge\, CB2 3EL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Lunchtime Concert,Summer Festival
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210728
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210729
DTSTAMP:20210823T100001Z
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SUMMARY:Cambridge Handel Opera Company
DESCRIPTION:Julian Perkins (harpsichord)\nThalie Knights (mezzo-soprano)\n1:00pm\, £10\, £5 Student\, Free for 16 and Under\n  \nHandel Siete rose rugiadose\, HWV 162\nHandel Lungi da me\, pensier tiranno! HWV 125b\nScarlatti Sonata in C major\, K 501 Allegretto\nDelius Dance for Harpsichord\nHandel Fra pensieri quel pensiero\, HWV 115\nHandel ‘My beloved\, in mercy defend me’ from Tamerlano\, HWV 18 \nConcert duration 50 minutes \n\nPraised for her “impressive control and poise” (Early Music Today) and “commanding stage presence” (Planet Hugill)\,\nFrench bi-lingual Thalie trained with English National Opera on their distinguished Opera Works programme (2014/15) and was a 2016 Britten-Pears Young Artist performing Bach Cantatas under the guidance of tenor Mark Padmore. A finalist of the 2017 London Song Festival Lieder competition\, Thalie was selected by Malcolm Martineau to take part in his residential song masterclass series in Crear\, Scotland\, in January 2018.\nShe is an alumna of the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama. \nJulian Perkins is Artistic Director of Cambridge Handel Opera and Sounds Baroque. He has performed at the Salzburg Festival\, Edinburgh International\nFestival and BBC Proms\, directed numerous groups ranging from the Academy of\nAncient Music to the Northern Chamber Orchestra\, and featured as soloist\nin concertos with the Royal Northern Sinfonia\, Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment\, Florilegium and Orchestra of The Sixteen. \nJulian’s conducting and playing in concert and the recording studio has been praised for its ‘demonic intensity’; (BBC Music Magazine – Recording of the Month)\, ‘and natural pacing’; (Gramophone – Editor’s Choice). \n2021 has seen Julian as a conductor on two acclaimed opera recordings: John Eccles’s Semele with the Academy of Ancient Music and Cambridge Handel Opera for AAM Records\, and the world première of Stephen Dodgson’s Margaret Catchpole for Naxos. \nCambridge Summer Music thanks the Delius Trust for its generous financial support of this performance.
URL:https://cambridgesummermusic.com/event/cambridge-handel/
LOCATION:St. John the Evangelist\, Hills Road\, Cambridge\, CB2 8RN\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Lunchtime Concert,Summer Festival
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210725
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210726
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SUMMARY:Junior Prime Brass
DESCRIPTION:Junior Prime Brass\n3:00pm\, £10\, Free for 25’s and Under\n \nProgramme to feature works by Handel\, Grieg\, Rachmaninov and Quincey Jones \nConcert duration 50 minutes \n\nAfter a sold out performance in our 2019 festival\, Junior Prime Brass are back to delight us once again with another eclectic programme. \nAged 13 to 18\, players are drawn from across East Anglia and include members of Aldeburgh Young Musicians\, Britten Sinfonia Academy\, the National Youth Brass Band of Great Britain\, the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain and the junior departments of London music colleges. JPB members have enjoyed success in competitions such as BBC Young Musician and the BBC Radio 2 Young Brass Award.
URL:https://cambridgesummermusic.com/event/junior-prime-brass/
LOCATION:West Road Concert Hall\, 11 West Rd\, Cambridge\, CB3 9DP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Lunchtime Concert,Summer Festival
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210723
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210724
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SUMMARY:Quatuor Confluence
DESCRIPTION:Charlotte Saluste-Bridoux (violin)\nLorraine Campet (violin)\nPierre-Antoine Codron (viola)\nTom Almerge-Zerillo (cello)\n1:00pm\, £10\, Free for 25 and Under\nPlease note that this concert has been rescheduled to Friday 23rd July. \n  \nSchubert Quartettsatz 8’\nHugo Wolf Serenade 8’\nRavel String Quartet in F Major 30′ \nConcert duration 50 minutes \n  \nQuatuor Confluence is made up of four eclectic young musicians who joined forces in September 2019 to share their passion for string quartet repertoire\, and everything else in life ranging from ecology\, pure intonation\, folk music and a particular sense of humour. \nPierre-Antoine Codron and Tom Almerge-Zerillo met in Lyon at the CNSM where they shared six years of quartet playing and developed a passion for it. Once graduated\, the inseparable friends set out to build their dream quartet. \nTom thought of his first chamber music partner back in Montpellier. The memory of Rachmaninov’s trio élégiaque with the 10 year old prompted him to call. \nCharlotte\, after 11 years in the UK where she graduated from the Menuhin School and the Royal College of Music moved to Paris to join the quartet. \nThe last piece of the puzzle then seemed obvious : a shining star across all domains\, Lorraine graduated from the Paris CNSM in both Double-bass and Violin. Combined with Charlotte’s electricity\, Pierre-Antoine’s poetry and Tom’s colourful palette\, Lorraine’s extensive knowledge of the orchestral repertoire and her musical poise offers a fresh outlook\, one that has now become a true pillar of the Confluence’s interpretations.
URL:https://cambridgesummermusic.com/event/quatuor-confluence/
LOCATION:West Road Concert Hall\, 11 West Rd\, Cambridge\, CB3 9DP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Lunchtime Concert,Summer Festival
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210720
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210721
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SUMMARY:Maria Włoszczowska & Bengt Forsberg
DESCRIPTION:Maria Włoszczowska (violin)\nBengt Forsberg (piano)\n1:00pm\, £10\, Free for 25 and Under thanks to support from Cavatina Chamber Music Trust\n  \nWalton Sonata for Violin and Piano\nFauré Berceuse\nRavel Pièce en forme de Habanera\nLili Boulanger Nocturne et Cortège\nDebussy La plus que lente arr. Roques\nSaint-Saens Berceuse \nConcert duration 50 minutes \n\nPolish violinist Maria Włoszczowska performs as a soloist\, chamber musician and guest concertmaster worldwide. She is recognised for her versatile musicianship\, having won the First Prize and Audience Prize at the XXI Leipzig International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition in 2018\, as well as numerous prizes at the XV International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition. \nThe 2020/21 season sees projects leading the Chamber Orchestra of Europe and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra\, violin concertos by Sibelius and Bruch\, solo Bach recitals across the UK as well as performances at international chamber music festivals including Musikdorf Ernen in Switzerland\, IMS Prussia Cove\, Festival Resonances in Belgium\, Lewes Chamber Music Festival\, Budleigh Festival\, The Enghien International Musical Encounters\, New Paths Festival in Yorkshire. \nMaria gave her debut recital at the Wigmore Hall with pianist Alasdair Beatson in 2016. She has appeared as soloist with international ensembles since\, including the Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava\, Concerto Budapest and several of Poland’s symphonic and chamber orchestras. She is a recipient of the Royal Philharmonic Society Emily Anderson Prize. \nThe intelligence and warmth with which the pianist Bengt Forsberg approaches music is clear\, no matter what he does. Bengt makes the undertones of music truly vibrate. As a soloist and chamber musician\, he eagerly tracks down wonderful music that the less spry hands of music history have overlooked.\nBengt was born in Edsleskog in 1952. He first sought to train as an organist\, but later changed to piano. After continuing his piano studies in Copenhagen and London\, he embarked upon a career as a concert pianist\, with his repertoire frequently including such relatively unknown and challenging composers as Charles Alkan and Kaikhosru Sorabji. For many years Bengt has been Anne Sofie von Otter’s loyal musical companion in an extensive series of notable recordings for Deutsche Grammophon\, for example. The acclaimed album Neglected works for piano presents a wide range of works by composers who have undeservedly remained unheard\, including Amy Beach\, Vítĕzslava Kaprálová\, Ruth Sofia Almén\, and Grażyna Bacewicz.
URL:https://cambridgesummermusic.com/event/maria-wloszczowska-bengt-forsberg/
LOCATION:West Road Concert Hall\, 11 West Rd\, Cambridge\, CB3 9DP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Lunchtime Concert,Summer Festival
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210719
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210720
DTSTAMP:20210823T095954Z
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SUMMARY:Jonathan Radford & Ashley Fripp
DESCRIPTION:Jonathan Radford (Saxophone)\nAshley Fripp (Piano)\n1:00pm\, £10\, Free for 25 and Under thanks to support from Cavatina Chamber Music Trust\n  \nDebussy Prelude à l’après-midi d’un faune arranged for soprano saxophone 9’\nCheryl Frances-Hoad Algernon for alto saxophone and piano 6’\nFranck Violin sonata in A major arranged for alto saxophone and piano 28’ \nConcert duration 50 minutes \nThis concert is supported by The Royal Over-Seas League. \n\nSaxophonist Jonathan Radford and pianist Ashley Fripp demonstrate the versatility and breadth of musical possibilities available to this original combination through their refreshing\, yet insightful transcriptions of two celebrated works – Cesar Franck’s Violin sonata in A major for alto saxophone and piano and Claude Debussy’s Prélude à l’Apres-midi d’un Faune for soprano saxophone and piano. The duo is also delighted to perform an original composition by the British composer Cheryl Frances-Hoad – Algernon for alto saxophone and piano – co-commissioned with the Royal Over-Seas League in 2019.
URL:https://cambridgesummermusic.com/event/classical-saxophone/
LOCATION:West Road Concert Hall\, 11 West Rd\, Cambridge\, CB3 9DP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Lunchtime Concert,Summer Festival
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20210717
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20210718
DTSTAMP:20210823T100008Z
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SUMMARY:Children's Carnival
DESCRIPTION:Faust Chamber Orchestra (orchestra)\nMark Austin (conductor)\nTasmin Little (narrator)\n2:30pm Tickets £5\n  \nSaint-Saens Carnival of the Animals \nConcert duration 45 minutes \n\nCambridge Summer Music is delighted to present this family friendly performance of Saint-Säens’ Carnival of the Animals. \nThe Faust Chamber Orchestra conducted by Mark Austin will be joined by celebrated violinist Tasmin Little who will be narrating each movement. \nEach of the music’s 14 movements represents a different animal\, including a lion\, donkey\, and elephant\, as well as fossils\, an aquarium\, an aviary and – Saint-Saëns’ little joke – pianists\, possibly the most dangerous animal of them all… \nThe music is beautiful\, funny\, and clever all at once. The Swan\, one of the most iconic movements\, is scored for two pianos and a cello solo\, with the calming cello tune representing the bird’s effortless gliding\, and the rolling piano chords paint a musical picture of the swan’s hidden feet\, paddling furiously under the water. \nWe welcome all ages to this concert although we advise that it is best suited for ages 4 to 11
URL:https://cambridgesummermusic.com/event/childrens-carnival/
LOCATION:West Road Concert Hall\, 11 West Rd\, Cambridge\, CB3 9DP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Children's Concert,Lunchtime Concert
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