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'The performances are absolutely wonderful...stylish virtuosity...instinctive brilliance...' BBC Radio 3 Record Review
The superb Fidelio Trio join us for an intimate performance of their forthcoming concert series programme.
Beethoven - Piano Trio in B flat major, ‘Archduke’, Op. 97.
Anna Clyne - A Thousand Mornings. Ravel - Piano Trio.
If you’ve ever read the poems of Pulizer prize-winning poet Mary Oliver, you will be drawn to the magical new work by composer Anna Clyne, inspired by Olivers ‘A Thousand Mornings’.
Anna Clyne is a Grammy nominated and Ivor Novello award winning composer described by the New York Times as ‘a composer of uncommon gifts and unusual methods.’
The Fidelio Trio is in constant demand, both in concert and in the recording studio, with an international reputation and a wealth of acclaimed recordings to their name. Quite simply, they are world-class — and to hear musicians of this calibre in such a tiny, intimate venue is something very special.
Music starts at 7.30pm – you are welcome to join us for a drink when doors open at 6.45pm. Wine, soft drinks are on the house all evening.
'The performances are absolutely wonderful...stylish virtuosity...instinctive brilliance...' BBC Radio 3 Record Review
The superb Fidelio Trio join us for an intimate performance of their forthcoming concert series programme.
Beethoven - Piano Trio in B flat major, ‘Archduke’, Op. 97.
Anna Clyne - A Thousand Mornings. Ravel - Piano Trio.
If you’ve ever read the poems of Pulizer prize-winning poet Mary Oliver, you will be drawn to the magical new work by composer Anna Clyne, inspired by Olivers ‘A Thousand Mornings’.
Anna Clyne is a Grammy nominated and Ivor Novello award winning composer described by the New York Times as ‘a composer of uncommon gifts and unusual methods.’
The Fidelio Trio is in constant demand, both in concert and in the recording studio, with an international reputation and a wealth of acclaimed recordings to their name. Quite simply, they are world-class — and to hear musicians of this calibre in such a tiny, intimate venue is something very special.
Music starts at 7.30pm – you are welcome to join us for a drink when doors open at 6.45pm. Wine, soft drinks are on the house all evening.