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Tue 2 Feb, 1.05pmBaroque Trumpet EnsembleOld Royal Naval Chapel Admission freeTUESDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES Directed by Bob Farley
Tue 2 Feb, 1.05pmMansoon Bow, violin Cheltenham Town Hall, Imperial Square, Cheltenham Admission free
Tue 2 Feb, 1.05pmMansoon Bow, violin Cheltenham Town Hall, Imperial Square, Cheltenham
Admission free
Tue 2 Feb, 7.00pmTuba DayTheatre Studio Admission free
An evening for tuba lovers! A chance to hear the end product of a day solely aimed at Tuba players. Led by Oren Marshall with Trinity tuba students and guests from other London Music Conservatoires.
Tue 2 Feb, 7.30pmBeats in the BarBlackheath Halls Admission freeDave Wickins and Nick Ramm.
Kick back and soak up the atmosphere of Beats in the Bar as our jazzers do what they do best… perform, improvise and generally have a good time!
Wed 3 Feb, 6.00pmThe Lillian Ash French Song CompetitionPeacock Room, Trinity College Of Music Admission freeVocal and piano students present a programme of songs in the French language by French composers born after 1800.
Thu 4 Feb, 10.00amVocal Masterclass with Robert Tear Peacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission freeVocal Faculty students perform for the world-renowned tenor.
Thu 4 Feb, 10.00amClarinet MasterclassStuart Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Thu 4 Feb, 1.10pmRecorder and Vocal RecitalSt. Alfege Church, Greenwich Admission freeTHURSDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES
Elen Le Foll and Emma Williams, recordersRuth Fraser, soprano
A concert of baroque and contemporary music for recorder and other historical instruments and voice.
Thu 4 Feb, 5.30pmClarinet RecitalPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission freeTrinity students perform for Hungarian soloist József Balogh. An experienced orchestral player and music lecturer, Balogh has made many successful recordings as a soloist and chamber musician and is an expert on traditional Hungarian folk music.
Thu 4 Feb, 7.30pmString OrchestraGreat Hall, Blackheath Halls Admission £8 (£5 concessions)
Nic Pendlebury will conduct the String Orchestra in a programme of music by English composers, with guests, soprano Susanna Fairbairn (Trinity College London Scholar 2009/10), and the Finzi Quartet (Bulldog Junior Fellows 2009/10).
Programme:
Gustav Holst Brook Green SuiteHuw Watkins Three Welsh Songs Gerald Finzi Dies Natalis, Op. 8 Steve Martland Tiger Dancing Edward Elgar Introduction and Allegro, Op. 47
Thu 4 Feb, 8.00pmBeats in the BarOliver's Wine Bar Admission freeAndré Canniere and Pete Wareham.
Fri 5 Feb, 10.00amThe John Barbirolli Competition
CANCELLED, DUE TO UNFORESEEN CIRCUMSTANCES
Fri 5 Feb, 1.15pmEmma Watkinson, mezzo-soprano(Drapers’ de Turckheim Music Scholar 2009/10) Recital Room, Blackheath Halls£2 concert only, £5 with lunch Contact 020 8463 0100
FRIDAY LUNCH & LISTEN SERIES
Sat 6 Feb, 10.00amWihan Quartet Masterclass for Junior TrinityTrinity College Of Music Admission free
The renowned Wihan Quartet, visiting quartet in residence at Trinity College of Music, will be giving a masterclass for our string players.
Sat 6 Feb, 5.30pmJunior Trinity Chapel ConcertOld Royal Naval College ChapelAdmission free
Concert of vocal and chamber music given by our younger Junior Trinity students.
Sat 6 Feb, 8.00pmThe Hamsters Play Jimi Hendrix, ZZ Top and The HamstersGreat Hall, Blackheath Halls Admission £13 (£11.50 concessions)
Long established as one of the UK’s premier guitar, bass and drum trios, The Hamsters make a welcome return to Blackheath Halls, playing their own brand of Rock, Blues, Americana, Jimi Hendrix, and ZZ Top!
Tue 9 Feb, 1.05pmSitkovetsky Trio Old Royal Naval College ChapelAdmission free
TUESDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES
Richard Carne Junior Fellows 2009/10
Tue 9 Feb, 3.15pmAlice Pinto, pianoSouthwark Cathedral Admission free
Tue 9 Feb, 7.30pmBeats in the BarBlackheath Halls Admission freeAndrea Vicari and Mark Lockheart.
Wed 10 Feb, 12.00pmA Little Lunch Music - YouTubaThe Space Admission £1 or £5 with lunch
Hari Eustice, Julian Hepple, Chris Dennis, Chris Bearman, comprise this highly acclaimed and innovative tuba quartet.
Wed 10 Feb, 6.15pmThe Wilfred Hambleton Clarinet CompetitionPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Wed 10 Feb, 7.30pmA Homage to SchumannExeter Cathedral Chapter House Admission free
Programme to include:
Schumann Fairy Tales, Op. 132Kurtag Homage a R. SchumannMozart Kegelstatt trio
Performed by Ruben Jacinto, clarinet; Grigory Tsyganov, viola; Christina McMaster, piano
Thu 11 Feb, 1.10pmSaxophone and Piano ConcertSt Alfege Church, Greenwich Admission free
THURSDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES
Francesca Reich, saxophoneBenjamin Shepherd (Mott Scholar 2009/10), piano
Programme includes:
Barry Cockroft Beat MeSingelee FantasiePequena Czarda Iturralde
Thu 11 Feb, 2.30pmBass Trombone Masterclass with Paul MilnerPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Trinity students perform for Bass Trombonist Paul Milner. After fourteen years as a member of the Orchestra of Opera North, Paul secured the position of Principal Bass Trombone with the London Symphony Orchestra in 2007.
Thu 11 Feb, 7.30pmA Rodgers and Hammerstein ConcertGreat Hall, Blackheath Halls Admission £8 (£5 concessions)Contact 020 8463 0100
Trinity College of Music presents an enchanting evening of classic songs by Rodgers and Hammerstein, performed by soloists from the Vocal Faculty, a full orchestra, and chorus from our Musical Theatre courses: a wonderful collaboration of students from across the college, working together to bring you some of the best known songs from much-loved musicals.
Thu 11 Feb, 8.00pmBeats in the BarOliver's Wine Bar Admission freeAndré Canniere and Pete Wareham.
Fri 12 Feb, 1.00pmThe Halcyon QuartetSt Martin-in-the-Fields Admission free
Julian Azkoul, violinLeslie Townsend, violin Robert Ames, violaSeth Branum, cello
Fri 12 Feb, 1.15pmTrio RecitalRecital Room, Blackheath Halls£2 concert only, £5 with lunch Contact 020 8463 0100
Sat 13 Feb, 1.00pmThe Peryton TrioFarnham Maltings Admission free
Gwen Martin, sopranoEmma Price (Joan Greenfield Scholar 2009/10), fluteRos Wilks, piano
Mon 15 Feb, 8.30pmTrinity Jazz at The VortexThe Vortex Jazz Club, London N16 Admission £3 on the door only
Trinity Jazz Ensemble at The VortexLed by Mark Lockheart, the Contemporary Jazz Ensemble will perform a programme of British Jazz Music.
Tue 16 Feb, 1.05pmEarly Music FacultyOld Royal Naval College Chapel Admission free
Walter Reiter leads the Baroque Ensemble in a programme of 17th Century chamber music.
Tue 16 Feb, 7.30pmContemporary Music GroupTheatre Studio, Trinity College of Music Admission £5 (£2 concessions) on the door only
Conducted by Gregory Rose.
Birtwistle Silbury AirLigeti Chamber Concerto
Thu 18 Feb, 1.10pmMusic for Piano by Simone SpagnoloSt Alfege Church, Greenwich Admission free
Marcelle Zahra, piano
Thu 18 Feb, 7.30pmJanácek Academy CollaborationPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission £5 (£2 concessions) on the door only
This concert is part of an exciting collaborative project between wind students from Trinity and The Janácek Academy in Brno, Czech Republic. They will meet to rehearse for two days before giving a concert in Brno on Tuesday 16 February, then immediately fly to London to give this, the first of two concerts. Each item includes students from both institutions. The programme consists of works by Czech composers plus a new piece for wind quintet by a Trinity student composer.
Janácek MládiGideon Klein DivertimentoMartinu Sextet
Fri 19 Feb, 1.00pmJanácek Academy CollaborationCharlton House, Charlton Admission freeBox Office 020 8856 3951
This is the second of two concerts in collaboration with the Janácek academy in Brno, Czech Republic. Each item includes students from both institutions. The programme consists of works by Czech composers plus a new piece for wind quintet by a Trinity student composer.
Fri 19 Feb, 1.15pmIf opera be the food of love...Recital Room, Blackheath Halls£2 concert only, £5 with lunch Contact 020 8463 0100
Recital of opera scenes based on Shakespeare plays. To include music from Bellini’s Capuleti e I Montecchi, Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Verdi’s Falstaff performed by postgraduate singers.
Fri 19 Feb, 7.30pmIf opera be the food of love...Recital Room, Blackheath HallsAdmission £8 (£5 concessions) Contact 020 8463 0100
An evening of opera scenes based on Shakespeare plays. To include music from Bellini’s Capuleti e I Montecchi, Britten’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream and Verdi’s Falstaff performed by postgraduate singers.
Sat 20 Feb, 11.15amCoffee Concert: Meantime BonesMorden College Chapel, Blackheath Admission free
David Horden, Hari Eustice, Peter Crocker, Jack Mitchell
Sat 20 Feb, 7.30pmSinfoniettaRecital Room, Blackheath HallsAdmission £8 (£5 concessions)Contact 020 8463 0100
Conducted by Nic Pendlebury
Rivka Golani, violaOmar Ebrahim, John Heighway & Linda Hirst, narrators
Allan Bell Bear ChildTCM Student New CommissionSaint-Saëns Carnival of the AnimalsGiorgi Janiashvili New CommissionWalton Façade
Trinity explores works for ensemble and the spoken word, with two of the best-known examples juxtaposed with student responses and the moving Bear Child by Canadian composer Allan Bell, which explores the life of frontiersman Jerry Potts. Pre-concert talk by Brian Black of the University of Lethbridge, Canada at 6.45pm and an exhibition of images conveying a sense of the landscape and culture of the Alberta prairies and hills.
Sun 21 Feb, 6.00pmIf opera be the food of love...Recital Room, Blackheath HallsAdmission £8 (£5 concessions) Contact 020 8463 0100
Tue 23 Feb, 1.05pmHarp Department RecitalOld Royal Naval College Chapel Admission free
Tue 23 Feb, 1.05pmJim Theriault, saxophoneCheltenham Town Hall Admission free
Tue 23 Feb, 7.30pmBeats in the BarBlackheath Halls Admission freeDominic Ashworth and Tom Cawley.
Wed 24 Feb, 12.00pmA Little Lunch MusicThe Space Admission £1 or £5 with lunch
Joanna Weeks (Malpass Scholar 2009/10), sopranoRobin Cohen, pianoBorja Gomez-Ferrer Rincon, tenor
Wed 24 Feb, 6.00pmThe Harold Clarke CompetitionPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Open to all woodwind instrumentalists.
Thu 25 Feb, 1.10pmOliver Cromwell: The MusicalSt Alfege Church, Greenwich Admission free
Based on the events of the seventeenth-century English revolution, this musical uses words from historical documents for songs and choruses to present the first ever demands for democracy, the trial of Charles I, and the protests against the subsequent descent into military dictatorship - all in the tuneful character of a modern musical - deadly serious yet fun at the same time, with some great tunes and a modern twist in the tale!
Thu 25 Feb, 5.00pmMadrigaliaPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Trinity’s Early Music Vocal Ensemble directed by Tim Travers-Brown, performs Madrigals from Musica Transalpina to the Triumphs of Oriana.
Thu 25 Feb, 8.00pmBeats in the BarOliver's Wine Bar Admission freeMalcolm Earl Smith and Jean Toussaint.
Fri 26 Feb, 1.00pmWind EnsembleRegent Hall Admission free
Conducted by Stephen MawMendelssohn A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Fri 26 Feb, 1.15pmElizabeth McNulty, harpRecital Room, Blackheath Halls£2 concert only, £5 with lunch Contact 020 8463 0100
Sat 27 Feb, 9.00amJunior Trinity Open Day String Time Programme Trinity College of Music Admission free (prior registration required)
This Open Day is for elementary string players aged 5-11 and their families. You’re invited to observe our lively music-making in String Starters, Rhythm Runners, and Fast Fiddlers.
