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| 12 December 2018 until 12 September 2030 | |
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| 18 October 2025 until 19 October 2025 | |
| Northampton United Kingdom Details: Web site | Malcolm Arnold Festival - Hear all 20 of Malcolm Arnold’s Concertos featuring solo instruments |
| 20 September 2025 | |
| 7.00pm Holy Sepulchre, The National Musicians’ Church Holborn Viaduct London EC1A 2DQ United Kingdom £13.50 | For Pavel Kushnir’s Birthday Dina Parakhina (piano) & Yuri Torchinsky (violin) Roman Mints (violin) & Sasha Grynyuk (piano) Iryna Marchuk (violin, PKS Scholar) Anna Zilberbord (violin) & Arthur Kokerai (piano) This concert will honour the memory and legacy of Pavel Kushnir – a gifted pianist and educator whose life was tragically cut short in a Russian detention centre on July 27 2024. He was arrested due to his YouTube channel with only 5 subscribers where he spoke out loud against the war that Russia outbroke in Ukraine. The Pavel Kushnir Scholarship was established to preserve his legacy by supporting young musicians from Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus to study at leading music institutions. |
| 28 September 2025 | |
| 5.00pm St. Mark's Church In-the-Bowery 131 E 10th Street New York 10011 United States of America Details: Gene Pritsker Web site 6465229442 $20 | Composers Concordance Presents - Ciabatta Cantata Sara Paar, voice Juliet Schlefer, voice Jessica Bowers, voice Charles Coleman, voices William Anderson, theorbo Gene Pritsker, electric guitar Oren Fader, classical guitar Marshall Coid, countertenor Composers Concordance On Sunday, September 28 at 5pm, Composers Concordance presents Ciabatta Cantata at St. Mark’s Church in-the-Bowery, closing The Village Trip Festival. Grandaisy Bakery provides gourmet ciabattas at the reception. Works by Anderson, Cooper, Cheng, Coid, Kostabi, Pehrson, Pritsker, Silverman, Supové & Woolf will be performed by leading vocalists & instrumentalists. Featured pieces include The Food Hymnal, For Showing Truth, & Food For Thought. Livestreamed on Facebook. |
| 20 September 2025 | |
| 7.00pm The Town Hall 123 West 42nd St New York City 10036 United States of America Details: Web site | WORLD MUSIC INSTITUTE X THE TOWN HALL: CHANDRIKA TANDON DIVINE ECSTASY Chandrika Tandon |
| 10 October 2025 until 1 November 2025 | |
| 8.pm American Contemporary Ballet at Bank of America Plaza 333 S. Hope St., Suite C-150 Los Angeles 90071 United States of America Details: Alex Lusaka Web site +1213 304 3408 $65-$140 | Death and the Maiden with Burlesque: Variation IX DEATH COMES FOR US ALL. THIS OCTOBER. ACB presents Death and the Maiden with Burlesque: Variation IX The annual October start of American Contemporary Ballet’s performance season has become an unmissable way for the culturally inclined to celebrate Halloween. The company opens its 14th season with two mysterious new ballets. When Franz Schubert realized his death from syphilis was imminent he created one of the most moving meditations on death — and greatest pieces of music — ever written. Haunting, otherworldly, and seductive, it’s as powerful today as when it was created. ACB Director Lincoln Jones sets his ballet Death and the Maiden to a live performance of the composer’s memento mori, complete with opera singers and an eerie staging in which characters appear to levitate and disappear into darkness. The title of the piece is a motif from Renaissance art symbolizing the idea that no matter how young and beautiful you are, death can come at any time. It’s perhaps a fitting (if not somewhat chilling) reminder for a town that can be fixated on those attributes. “I love Halloween, but I never felt it went far enough,” says Jones. Once you’ve outgrown jump scares, there doesn't seem to be a way to revel in the mysteries and beauty of darkness.” Death and the Maiden is presented with Burlesque: Variation IX, a premiere that takes audiences further down the rabbit hole opened by last October’s Burlesque. Death and the Maiden is danced to live performances of Franz Schubert's Der Tod und Das Madchen, and vocal performances of several of his lieder: Du bist die Ruh, D.776 Gretchen am Spinnrade, D.118 String Quartet No. 14 in D Minor (Der Tod und das Mädchen), D.810 -Andante con moto -Scherzo.Allegro molto - Trio Presto -Allegro -Der Tod und das Mädchen, D.531 Burlesque: Variation IX is danced to live performances of several George Frederic Handle pieces, performed on harpsichord: -Suite for Piano No. 7 in G Minor HWV 432: VI. Passacaille -Sarabande Suite No. 4 in D Minor HMV 437 -“Lascia ch’io pianga” HWV 7 |
| 16 November 2025 until 27 May 2029 | |
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| 28 September 2025 | |
| 10.30am(BST) Royal Albert Hall - Elgar Room Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP London SW7 2AP United Kingdom Details: Chantefable Web site £14 | From Hillside Gardens Mariana Rodrigues, voice Andrew Cowie, piano FROM HILLSIDE GARDENS Le doux silence de nos bois – Honoré d’Ambruys *Frogs – Norman MacCaig Like to the Damask rose – Edward Elgar *Whispering Meadows - Maya Anthony Now sleeps the crimson petal – Roger Quilter Sleep – Ivor Gurney The last rose of summer – trad. (arr. Benjamin Britten) *The morns are meeker than they were - Emily Dickinson Song of Autumn – Edward Elgar Harvest – Gerald Finzi *The Last Chrysanthemum - Thomas Hardy *When the winter chrysanthemums go - Matsuo Basho There are fairies at the bottom of our garden – Liza Lehman *The Winter Jasmine Fairy - Cicely Mary Barker To daffodils – Muriel Herbert Shepherds’ song – Edward Elgar *St Cadoc – John Betjeman Red is the Rose – trad. (arr. Cowie) *My last word on frogs – Norman MacCaig ENCORE Dis, quand reviendras-tu? – Barbara (arr. Chantefable) *spoken poetry with improvised music A hot drink and a pastry are included in the ticket price. Event information: https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/events/2025/classical-coffee-mornings-chantefable-duo Tickets: https://tickets.royalalberthall.com/booking/production/bestavailable/97517 |
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| 10.30am(BST) Royal Albert Hall - Elgar Room Kensington Gore, London SW7 2AP London SW7 2AP United Kingdom Details: Chantefable Web site £14 | From Hillside Gardens Mariana Rodrigues, voice Andrew Cowie, piano FROM HILLSIDE GARDENS Le doux silence de nos bois – Honoré d’Ambruys *Frogs – Norman MacCaig Like to the Damask rose – Edward Elgar *Whispering Meadows - Maya Anthony Now sleeps the crimson petal – Roger Quilter Sleep – Ivor Gurney The last rose of summer – trad. (arr. Benjamin Britten) *The morns are meeker than they were - Emily Dickinson Song of Autumn – Edward Elgar Harvest – Gerald Finzi *The Last Chrysanthemum - Thomas Hardy *When the winter chrysanthemums go - Matsuo Basho There are fairies at the bottom of our garden – Liza Lehman *The Winter Jasmine Fairy - Cicely Mary Barker To daffodils – Muriel Herbert Shepherds’ song – Edward Elgar *St Cadoc – John Betjeman Red is the Rose – trad. (arr. Cowie) *My last word on frogs – Norman MacCaig ENCORE Dis, quand reviendras-tu? – Barbara (arr. Chantefable) *spoken poetry with improvised music A hot drink and a pastry are included in the ticket price. Event information: https://www.royalalberthall.com/tickets/events/2025/classical-coffee-mornings-chantefable-duo Tickets: https://tickets.royalalberthall.com/booking/production/bestavailable/97517 |
| 3 October 2025 | |
| 7.00pm The Ellington Room at Manhattan Plaza 400 W 43rd St New York 10036 United States of America Details: Gene Pritsker Web site 6465229442 Free Event | Composers Concordance Presents - Evan Francis and Steve Sandberg Duo Evan Francis, flute, clarinet, and saxophones Steve Sandberg, piano Frank Wagner, bass Composers Concordance On Friday, Oct. 3 at 7pm, Composers Concordance continues its 42nd season with a concert at Manhattan Plaza’s Ellington Room featuring multi-woodwind virtuoso Evan Francis, pianist/composer Steve Sandberg, and bassist Frank Wagner. They’ll perform new works by Dan Cooper, Francis, Eugene W. McBride, Gene Pritsker, Sandberg, and Wagner. The concert will also be live-streamed on Composers Concordance’s Facebook page. |
| 12 October 2025 | |
| 3.pm Huntingdon Hall Chapel Walk Worcester Worcestershire WR1 2ES United Kingdom Details: Web site | Winter series - 2025/2026 Brompton String Quartet Jack Greed violin Mee-Hyun Esther Park violin Edward Keenan viola Wallis Power cello Barbara Strozzi - L'amante Modesto for string quartet Ludwig van Beethoven - String Quartet no 2 in G major op. 18 Josef Haydn - String Quiartet no 3 in C major op. 76 Dimitri Shostakovich - String Quartet no 1 in C major op. 49 |
| 3.pm Huntingdon Hall Chapel Walk Worcester Worcestershire WR1 2ES United Kingdom Details: Web site | Winter series - 2025/2026 Brompton String Quartet Jack Greed violin Mee-Hyun Esther Park violin Edward Keenan viola Wallis Power cello Barbara Strozzi - L'amante Modesto for string quartet Ludwig van Beethoven - String Quartet no 2 in G major op. 18 Josef Haydn - String Quiartet no 3 in C major op. 76 Dimitri Shostakovich - String Quartet no 1 in C major op. 49 |
| 9 November 2025 | |
| 3.pm Huntingdon Hall Chapel Walk Worcester Worcestershire WR1 2ES United Kingdom Details: Web site | Winter series - 2025/2026 Charles Owen - piano Maurice Ravel - Pavane pour une infante defunte Maurice Ravel - Valses nobles et sentimentales Robert Schumann - Carnaval op 9 Franz Schubert - Allegretto in C minor D 915 Franz Schubert - Wanderer Fantasie D 760 |
| 7 December 2025 | |
| 3.pm Huntingdon Hall Chapel Walk Worcester Worcestershire WR1 2ES United Kingdom Details: Web site | Winter series - 2025/2026 Linarol Consort (viols) David Hatcher, Alison Kinder, Claire Horacek, Timothy Lin plus James Gilchrist and Heloise Bernard "Shipwreck" music from the early 16th century for a consort of viols and soloist singers |
| 11 October 2025 | |
| 7.00pm Hardware Gallery 154 Chambers Street New York 10007 United States of America Details: Gene Pritsker Web site 6465229442 $20 in advance, $30 at the door | Composers Concordance Presents - Interpretations of Art @ Hardware Gallery Michiyo Suzuki, bass clarinet Gene Pritsker, guitar Artie Dibble, viola Laurence Goldman, bass CompCord Murderers' Row of Poets: Ruthie Adamson AKA Wonky Wordsmith Roger Aplon, Robert C. Ford, John S. Hall, Peter Christian Hall, Jim Kempner, Imelda O'Reilly, John Pietaro Artists: Ford Crull, Scot Borofsky Composers Concordance On Sat. Oct. 11 at 7pm, Composers Concordance presents Interpretations of Art at Hardware Gallery, where music, poetry, and visual art converge. The CompCord Ensemble—Michiyo Suzuki, Gene Pritsker, Artie Dibble, and Laurence Goldman—premieres works inspired by artists Ford Crull and Scot Borofsky, alongside new compositions by eight composers. The CompCord Murderers' Row of Poets will recite original poetry written for the occasion. |
| 3 October 2025 until 5 October 2025 | |
| 1.30pm Christ Church Christiana Hundred 505 E Buck Rd Wilmington 19118 United States of America Details: Rachel Romean Web site 215-755-8776 $35 | New World Recorders =Gwyn Roberts, recorder Heloïse Degrugillier, recorder Emily O'Brien, recorder Rainer Beckmann, recorder Matthew Locke: Suites No 3, 5 and 6 from Consorts in Fower Parts Henry Purcell: Chaconnes and Fantazias John Jenkins: Fantasia in F & Air in A minor |
| 18 October 2025 until 19 October 2025 | |
| Northampton School for Boys Billing Road Northants NN1 5RT United Kingdom Details: Web site | Malcolm Arnold Festival - a weekend of live music showcasing all 20 of Arnold’s Concertos |
| 19 September 2025 | |
| 7.30pm Cheltenham Town Hall Imperial Square Gloucestershire GL50 1QA United Kingdom Details: Web site | English Symphony Orchestra: Sibelius 4th Symphony & Rachmaninov Piano Concerto No2 (Freddy Kempf) |
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