Concerts start at 8pm, doors open at 7.30pm

Programme

Bach/Busoni: Chaconne (Partita No.2 in D minor, BWV1004)

Scriabin: Prelude & Nocturne for Left Hand, Op.9

Scriabin: Eight Etudes, Op.42

Ravel: Three movements from ‘Miroirs’

Prokofiev: Piano Sonata No.7, Op.83

Concerts start at 8.00pm, doors open at 7.30pm 

Programme

Johan Went: Variations on a Theme by Haydn
Beethoven: Trio, Op.87
Josef Triebensee: Trio in F major
James Horan: Variations Humoresque on ‘Carnival of Venice’ (1995)

About Lonarc Oboe Trio

“The players, led by the outstanding Joseph Sanders, have such familiarity with each other and the music that they are able to take risks, to seamlessly blend and to introduce new repertoire to eager ears.”

Programme

Mozart: Divertimento, K.138
Shostakovich: Quartet No.8
Beethoven: String Quartet, Op.59 No.3

Sarah Bowden (clarinet), Sam Alberman (violin), Tom Taylor (viola) and Jon Fistein (cello) perform Penderecki’s Quartet for Clarinet and String Trio and Beethoven’s String Trio in G.

Admission by concert programme obtainable from the Old Divinity School from 12.45 onwards. Voluntary collection after each concert. Programmes may be subject to change.

Old Divinity School, St John’s College

David Sciacca (solo guitar) performs pieces from Italian Opera with arrangements of works by Bellini, Rossini and Mascagni.

Admission by concert programme obtainable from the Old Divinity School from 12.45 onwards. Voluntary collection after each concert. Programmes may be subject to change.

Robinson College Chapel
Grange Rd 
Cambridge
CB3 9AN

Admission by concert programme obtainable from Robinson College from 12.45 onwards. Voluntary collection after each concert. Programmes may be subject to change.

Please note that this concert replaces the previous concert with Maurizio Parisi, and will take place in Robinson College Chapel, while Gallery 3 of the Fitzwilliam Museum is closed for refurbishment.

Man and little girl looking at apples

 

Highlights include

  • apple tasting: over 2 dozen delicious, locally-grown heritage varieties from the region to try and buy

Highlights include:

Running time: approx. 1 hour
Q&A and meet the cast after the performance

Paradise Planet is a collection of ocean stories for families and children. This world of musical mayhem follows the adventures of humans who live on the waves, and the animals that live beneath them. This interactive opera celebrates the awesome power of the ocean – but things are not all as they seem and the animals are in danger. As the stories collide it's up to us to save this magical world.

Each Museum will host a short set lasting about 25 minutes, which will introduce the main theme and then combine music and storytelling. The performances are paced to allow those attending to enjoy the collections after the performances.

12.30 Museum of Zoology 
14.00 Museum of Archaeology & Anthropology
15.30 The Fitzwilliam Museum
 

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