St. John's, Smith Square, 6.00pm |
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Pre-Concert Talk
'Harpsichords, Gut Strings and Double Dots'
Admission free, no ticket required
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Professor Neal Zaslaw of Cornell University reflects on a half century of Early Music.
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St. John's, Smith Square, 7.00pm |
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Phantasm
Laurence Dreyfus treble viol/director Wendy Gillespie treble viol Jonathan Manson tenor & bass viols Markku Luolajan-Mikkola bass viol
Tickets £14, £11, £9, £6
(stay on free of charge for the late-night BBC concert)
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'Flights of Fantasy and Fugue' by Mico, Purcell, Lawes and Bach, including arrangements from The Art of Fugue and The Well-Tempered Clavier.
'...their playing is about as perfect as I expect to hear in this life.' Continuo Magazine Review '...endlessly inventive, tonally ravishing, and just about enough to restore your faith in the human race.' Continuo '...quite electrifying.' Gramophone
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St. John's, Smith Square, 10.00pm |
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BBC Late-Night Concert
Bach and Beyond (1)
Richard Lester cello
Admission free, by ticket
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In the first of three concerts specially recorded for BBC Radio 3 investigating Bach's influence on subsequent generations, two of Britain's most distinguished chamber musicians perform assorted Bachiana,
including the third Cello Suite with Schumann's rarely heard piano accompaniment.
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