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| 2 September 2017 until 24 September 2017 | |
| Bucharest Romania Details: Web site | Festival Enescu |
| 25 September 2017 | |
| 1.10pm St James's Church 197 Piccadilly London W1J 9LL United Kingdom Details: Web site | An Evening in Seville Echoes Festival |
| 27 September 2017 | |
| 6.30pm Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre Vilnius Lithuania Details: Web site | Verdi: Don Carlo |
| 28 September 2017 | |
| 7pm Bolívar Hall 54, Grafton Way London W1T 5DL United Kingdom Details: Web site | Centenary Homage to Antonio Lauro Echoes Festival |
| 7pm Latvian National Opera Aspazijas bulvaris 3 Riga LV-1050 Latvia Details: Web site | Zigmars Liepins: The Rose of Turaida |
| 8pm Opera House Copenhagen Denmark Details: Web site | Puccini: Madama Butterfly When young Japanese girl Cio-Cio San marries American lieutenant B F Pinkerton, she is convinced that it is true love. Therefore she does not worry when he leaves Japan to return to America because, naturally, he will return to her. But to Pinkerton, his Japanese marriage was merely a way to pass the time, and he realizes too late that playing with a young, impressionable heart can have dire consequences. Lars Kaalund's romantic, critically acclaimed interpretation of Puccini's tragic drama is a tribute to Cio-Cio San, who insists on waiting for her beloved and continues to believe in her love, even when everything looks hopeless. The set designer, Christian Friedländer, and the artist and costume designer Pernille Egeskov have created an aesthetically beautiful and simple setting, mirroring the Western world's dream of the Far East with sweeping silk kimonos inspired by Hokusai's woodcut The Great Wave off Kanagawa. |
| 29 September 2017 | |
| 6.30pm Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre Vilnius Lithuania Details: Web site | Prokofiev: Romeo and Juliet |
| 7pm Latvian National Opera Aspazijas bulvaris 3 Riga LV-1050 Latvia Details: Web site | Zigmars Liepins: The Rose of Turaida |
| 7.30pm The Wallace Collection (Great Gallery) Hertford House, Manchester Square, Marylebone London W1U 3BN United Kingdom Details: Web site | Clara Mouriz and Iain Burnside |
| 7.30pm Lauderdale House Waterlow Park, Highgate Hill London N6 5HG United Kingdom Details: +44 (0)20 8348 8716 £12, concessions £8 | Serenata: Music by 19th-Century Women Composers Members of Serenata Songs and piano music by nineteenth-century women composers, including Liza Lehmann: In a Persian Garden Amy Woodford-Finden: Indian Love Lyrics Tickets available at the door. Box office: +44 (0)20 8340 2983 Tickets available in advance by sending a cheque payable to Serenata and stamped addressed envelope to Serenata Box Office, 141 Norfolk Avenue, London N13 6AL. |
| 30 September 2017 | |
| 10am Alice Ottley Hall Royal Grammar School Worcester United Kingdom Details: Web site | Come and Sing day Elgar Chorale Piers Maxim, conductor Rossini: Petite Messe Solennelle |
| 6.30pm Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre Vilnius Lithuania Details: Web site | Johann Strauss: Die Fledermaus |
| 6.30pm Lauderdale House Waterlow Park, Highgate Hill London N6 5HG United Kingdom Details: Web site £11. £13 at the door, concessions £11 | The Casimir Connection Saxophonist and composer Diane McLoughlin's new ensemble explores the boundaries between classical, folk and jazz. Featuring saxophone, violin, double bass and piano, the music allows space to explore sound and silence. This creates intensity and intimacy, echoing chamber music of the classical tradition. Quiet and brooding, serene and uplifting, with influences from Keith Jarrett to Poulenc, Bartok and Balkan folk music, The Casimir Connection is a jazz chamber group for the modern era. The Casimir Connection Diane McLoughlin, saxophone Pawel Grudzien, piano and violin Benet McLean, violin Diane McLoughlin, band-leader, composer and saxophonist. Currently playing with the Alison Rayner Quintet. Diane has led many groups including Giant Steppes, her 18-piece band which performed to critical acclaim throughout Britain. Benet McLean, violin. Critically-acclaimed Benet has played with a variety of international artists including Omar, Yehudi Menuhin, Dennis Rollins, Sir Simon Rattle, Carleen Anderson, Tommy Smith and many more. Pawel Grudzien, piano and violin. Pawel is a classically-trained multi-instrumentalist, composer and producer based in London and Dublin, who plays with many artists, including Mary Coughlan, Graham J, Jaime Nanci and Neil Watkins. Tim Fairhall, double bass. Tim has played extensively both in Britain and worldwide in wide-ranging musical genres with ensembles such as the London Improvisers Orchestra, Ti/om and the Markhov Chain, Yasmin Levy, the John Martin Quartet and Madwort's Menagerie. 'The bright fibrous sound of Diane McLoughlin's soprano saxophone is a particular delight' - Dave Gelly (The Guardian) 'McLoughlin can mix a keening tone with a melodic sweetness' - Andy Robson (Jazzwise magazine) 'Benet McLean is both a sensitive group player and gifted soloist. His improvisations are vibrant percussive flashes of colour, full of trills and slurs, concise and witty' - Peter Marsh (BBB Jazz Review) Saxophonist and composer Diane McLoughlin's new ensemble explores the boundaries between classical, folk and jazz. Featuring saxophone, violin, double bass and piano, the music allows space to explore sound and silence. This creates intensity and intimacy, echoing chamber music of the classical tradition. Quiet and brooding, serene and uplifting, with influences from Keith Jarrett to Poulenc, Bartok and Balkan folk music, The Casimir Connection is a jazz chamber group for the modern era. Tickets available from WEGOTTICKETS |
| 7pm Latvian National Opera Aspazijas bulvaris 3 Riga LV-1050 Latvia Details: Web site | Zigmars Liepins: The Rose of Turaida |
| 7pm St Cuthbert's 50 Philbeach Gardens London SW5 9EB United Kingdom Details: Web site | Francisco Miguel Jimeno Yepes and his string quartet Beethoven: Quartet Op 18 No 4 David Bozzo: Quartet 'A la muerte de un Ángel' Schubert: Quartet in E flat, DV87 |
| 27 September 2017 until 30 September 2017 | |
| Sadler's Wells Rosebery Avenue London EC1R 4TN United Kingdom Details: Web site | Acosta Danza - Debut |
| 1 October 2017 | |
| 7.30pm Sts Peter and Paul 122 Ash Street Lewiston ME 04240 United States of America Details: Web site | Renowned Organist Gail Archer Celebrates Russian Composers with New Album |
| 27 September 2017 until 1 October 2017 | |
| Cracow Poland Details: Web site | Cracovia Music Festival The former capital of Poland is one of Europe's last undiscovered destinations by mass tourism. Here the Holy Father Pope John Paul II served as a Bishop for more than twelve years. The centre of the old town is Rynek, one of Europe's most beautiful and largest market places, divided by huge cloth halls as well as the gothic St Mary's Basilica. At the south edge of the old town rises the Wawelburg with the famous King's castle. In these historic surroundings, in the renowned churches of Krakow as well as in the concert hall with its appealing acoustics, the concerts of the Cracovia Music Festival take place. Application deadline: 15 July 2017 |
| 8 September 2017 until 1 October 2017 | |
| Bonn Germany Details: Web site | BeethovenFest Bonn |
| 3 October 2017 | |
| 1.15pm Lauderdale House Waterlow Park, Highgate Hill London N6 5HG United Kingdom Details: Web site +44 (0)20 8348 8716 Free Concert - no booking needed | Members of The Meritus Collective Members of The Meritus Collective Mozart, arranged Hummel for flute, violin, cello and piano: Piano Concerto No 20 in D minor, K 466 Free Lunchtime Concerts The recital ends at about 2pm. The Meritus Collective was established to bring together musicians of all instruments who shared a passion for chamber music and to provide platforms from which to perform. Members have mostly trained at the major conservatoires in Britain and between them have performed in chamber groups all around the world and orchestras including the London Symphony and Royal Philharmonic Orchestras. Meritus was the pseudonym of Felix Mendelssohn given to the young composer by Robert Schumann. It translates roughly as 'happy through merit' which is an inspiring yet effective byword for this young and dynamic group of musicians who will be bringing a varied and exciting set of programmes to Lauderdale House over the course of the year. The recital will take place in the Long Gallery, using our newly- refurbished 9ft Erard kindly provided by Markson Pianos, one of the most respected piano specialists in Great Britain www.marksonpianos.com |
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