what's on
Friday 24 July
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7pm St Mary's Upper St
Opening Concert - Poems of love and loss Ernest Chausson - Poème, opus 25 for violin, string quartet and piano
Gustav Mahler - Piano Quartet Franz Schubert - String Quartet no. 14 D810 “Death & the Maiden” Zoë Beyers - solo violin Joana Ly & Tamaki Higashi - violins Dorothea Vogel - viola Kirsten Jenson - cello Martin André - piano |
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Saturday 25 July
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11am Gallery 123 After Noah, Upper St
SANE and the art of possibility Art exhibition opening The charity SANE is proud to present, in partnership with the festival, a selection of work celebrating the art of possibility, created by artists with lived experience of mental ill health. The exhibition showcases art made by recipients of SANE Creative Awards, as part of a grants programme that has supported artists for over thirty years.Time and again, the talent, passion and dedication of these artists has shone through, and served as a reminder of the powerful impulse to create, even in the face of great adversity. The exhibition will run throughout the festival, you can visit Monday to Saturday 10am - 6pm and Sundays 11-5pm |
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2pm Angel Central
Folklore Mikel Laboa – Txoria Txori Edvard Grieg – Holberg Suite, opus 40 Annabel Kershaw - …of Place, of Folk, of Ritual Igor Stravinsky – Pulcinella Suite MZ Duo- Saxophone and Accordion |
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© Marc Gascoigne
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6pm St Mary's Upper St
European Impressions Francis Poulenc - Sonata for clarinet and piano FP184 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - “Kegelstatt” Piano Trio k498 Josef Suk - Elegie for violin, cello and piano, opus 23 Dora Pejačević - Piano Quartet in d, opus 25 John Slack - clarinet Martin André - piano Dorothea Vogel - Viola Joana Ly - violin Bryony James - cello |
Sunday 26 July
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11am Duke Organic
Coffee Concert - Dialogues and Fantasy Hildegard von Bingen O virtus Sapientie Carl Philip Emanuel Bach Andante from Duet H598 Georg Philipp Telemann Fantasia for solo violin Adi Ivgi Fantasia for baroque violin Jacob van Eyck Fantasia and Echo Tal Arbel Fantasia for recorder Georg Philipp Telemann Canonic Duet Rachel Stott Fantasia canonical Georg Pisendel Sonata per violino solo senza bassi Fumiharu Yoshimine “Mudai” for tenor recorder Georg Philipp Telemann Lesson Twenty from “Der getreue Music-Meister” Kati Debretzeni - baroque violin Alma Nuñez Debretzeni - recorders |
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© Marc Gascoigne
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4pm Angel Central
Swing Dance Class at the Piazza Absolutely suitable for all ages and abilities, for couples and individuals! Tutors from Swing Patrol: David Savage and Oksana |
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6pm Piazza, Angel Central
From New Orleans to Paris: the sounds of Sidney Bechet The Sol Grimshaw Jazz Quartet |
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Thursday 30 July
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6pm Little Angel Theatre
Voices of San Lazzaro Nerses Shnorhali – Aravot luso Orlando di Lasso – Susanne un jour Settimia Caccini – Due luci ridenti Armenian traditional – Keler Tsoler Grigor Narekatsi – Havoon havoon Claudio Monteverdi – Si dolce è 'l tormento Barbara Strozzi – Che si può fare Armenian traditional – Hov Arek Komitas Vardapet – Soorp Soorp Barbara Strozzi – Silentio nocivo Francesca Caccini – Maria, dolce Maria Claudio Monteverdi – Lamento della ninfa Tarquinio Merula – Folle è ben che si crede Intesa |
Friday 31 July
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12pm Courtroom at Old Sessions House
Matinée musicale - Much Ado about Nothing Dora Pejačevič - Canzone Charlotte Sohy - Thème Varié Erich Korngold - Much Ado about Nothing Suite Amy Beach - Romanze Fritz Kreisler - Liebesleid, Schön Rosmarin Cécile Chaminade - Andantino, Bohémienne Joana Ly - Violin Martin André - Piano |
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© Marc Gascoigne
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6pm FT Britannia Row
From Bach to Dante's Hell Johann Sebastian Bach Suite no. 1 BWV 1,007 Zoltán Kodály Sonata for cello, opus 8 Giovanni Sollima Hell I Miguel Ángel Villeda Cerón - Cello |
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8pm Little Angel Theatre
Edward Elgar meets Oscar Wilde Gerald Finzi - It was a lover and his lass Edward Elgar – 7 Lieder: Like to the Damask Rose Oscar Wilde - “The Grave of Keats” Elgar - Queen Mary’s Song Wilde - “Sonnet: On Hearing the Dies Irae Sung in the Sistine Chapel” Elgar - A Song of Autumn Wilde - “Symphony in Yellow” Elgar -The Poet’s Life Wilde - “Helas!” Elgar -Through the Long Days and Years Wilde - “Silentium Amoris” Elgar - Rondel Wilde - “La Bella Donna della Mia Mente” Elgar - The Shepherd’s Song Wilde - “The Garden of Eros” (selections) Wilde -"The Ballad of Reading Gaol" (selections) Madeleine Dring - It was a lover and his lass Chantefable |
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Saturday 1 August
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11am Arc Collective
Yoga with Harp - the perfect combination of sound and relaxation Catrin Meek - harp John Slade - tutor |
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6pm Christ Church Highbury
Piano Recital - Waldstein and Kreisleriana Frédéric Chopin - Étude, opus 25 no.7 Ludwig van Beethoven - Sonata no. 21 “Waldstein” Robert Schumann - “Kreisleriana” opus 16 Dmitrii Kalashnikov - piano |
Sunday 2 August
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11am Duke Organic
Coffee Concert with Haydn Joseph Haydn String Quartet opus 76 no. 3 in C “The Emperor” String Quartet opus 76 no. 6 in E flat Francesca Barritt & Joana Ly -violins Miguel Sobrinho - viola Gemma Wareham - cello |
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5pm Christ Church Highbury
Grand Finale - Beethoven, Tolstoy and Janáček Ludwig van Beethoven - Sonata no. 9 Kreutzer Sonata Leo Tolstoy - excerpts from Kreutzer Sonata Leoš Janáček - String Quartet no. 1 Kreutzer Sonata Joana Ly and Francesca Barritt - violins Miguel Sobrinho - viola Gemma Wareham - cello Martin André - piano Samuel Collings - actor |
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