Lane's lunchtime recital is a substantial programme of music by Bach, Scarlatti, Beethoven, Schubert and Chopin. In the afternoon there is a free talk from Patrick Bade based on his book 'Music Wars 1937-1945'. In the evening the Endellion String Quartet is joined by David Adams for performances of Mozart's String Quintet in C minor and Beethoven's String Quintet in C Op.29.
Queue outside the National Gallery for one of Myra Hess's concerts. |
Elsewhere on this blog:
- WIN a copy of Music: The Definitive History our latest Competition
- Finely wrought - Stile Antico at Cadogan Hall
- Remarkable achievement - John Sheppard sacred works - Choir of St John's College, Cambridge - CD review
- An encounter with the young conductor Harry Ogg
- Sheer Magic - Felicity Lott's farewell recital at the Wigmore Hall
- Future Tense? OMTF's conference looked at opera in 2030.
- Amore e Morte - Ekaterin Siurina - CD review
- A mid-Autumn night's dream with the Brodsky Quartet
- Spectacular Magic Flute at the London Coliseum
- Emmanuel Despax in concertos by Stephen Goss, Saint-Saens and Franck - CD review
- Ceremony and Devotion - The Sixteen at Temple Church
- BREMF: Profane Delirums - L'Avventura London
- Christiane Karg - Wigmore Hall Live - CD review
- Journeying Boys - Guildhall School
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