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Sat 9 Jan, 1.00pmThe Avesta Piano TrioFarnham Maltings Admission freeRebecca Coker, fluteLeah Evans (Beatrice Taylor Scholar 2009/10), cello Firat Altay (Alfred Kitchin Scholar 2009/10), piano
Mon 11 Jan, 1.00pmThe Erdesz Trio St Martin-in-the-Fields Admission free Tadasuke Iijima, violinYohei Nakajima, viola Joas Cardoso, cello Beethoven Trio for Violin, Viola and Cello no 4 in C minor, Op. 9 no 3Dohnányi Serenade for String Trio in C major, Op. 10
Mon 11 Jan, 1.00pmThe Erdesz Trio St Martin-in-the-Fields Admission free Tadasuke Iijima, violinYohei Nakajima, viola Joas Cardoso, cello
Beethoven Trio for Violin, Viola and Cello no 4 in C minor, Op. 9 no 3Dohnányi Serenade for String Trio in C major, Op. 10
Tue 12 Jan, 3.15pmJennifer Raven (Trinity College London Scholar 2009/10), flute and Chris Hopkins, pianoSouthwark Cathedral Admission free
Thu 14 Jan, 2.30pmCello Masterclass with Leonid GorokhovPeacock Room, Trinity College Of Music Admission freeTrinity students perform for Russian cellist Leonid Gorokhov. As an International soloist and founding member of the Hermitage String Trio, Gorokhov has played to audiences across the world and performed concertos with many leading orchestras and conductors.
Tue 19 Jan, 1.00pmThe Eleanor Briggs, soprano(Leverhulme Scholar 2009/10)St Martin-in-the-Fields Admission freeThis recital is part of St Martin’s Mozart Festival.
Tue 19 Jan, 7.30pmThe Changing Ages of ManPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission freeAlkan’s Grande Sonata ‘The Four Ages’ with contemporary extensions. Published in 1847, Alkan’s Grande Sonate comprises four movements depicting the ‘ages of man’ as seen by the composer - aged 20, 30, 40 and 50, with the last movement describing an ancient man awaiting death. This piece has always been seen ironically as Alkan lived to the age of 75, but it is even more unrealistic with our modern life expectation. This concert brings the concept up to date, with newly composed aged 60 and 70 movements by Anthony Green and Derek Foster, and an aged 10 movement provided by the Junior Department. Each movement will be played by a performer who has recently reached the specific age, providing an element of realism to the various musical depictions.
Thu 21 Jan, 1.10pmEarly Music FacultySt Alfege Church, Greenwich Admission free
THURSDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIESDirected by Alison Crum.
Fri 22 Jan, 1.15pmThe Carducci Quartet and Wihan QuartetRecital Room, Blackheath Halls£2 concert only, £5 with lunch Contact 020 8463 0100
FRIDAY LUNCH & LISTEN SERIES
Tue 26 Jan, 1.05pmGuitar Department RecitalOld Royal Naval College Chapel Admission freeTUESDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES
Wed 27 Jan, 12.00pmA Little Lunch Music - EudaimoniaThe Space Admission £1 or £5 with lunchRuth Wawszczyk, fluteMarianne Wright, sopranoJames Williams, piano
Includes music by Gaubert, Bach and Schubert.
Wed 27 Jan, 6.15pmThe Vivian Joseph Classical Concerto CompetitionPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission freeBowed string students perform the first movement of a classical concerto.
Thu 28 Jan, 10.00amAmerican Songbook Masterclass with Rebecca CaineStuart Room, Trinity College of Music Admission freeUndergraduate singers perform for a singer who has made her career equally in opera and musical theatre, including in the original cast of Phantom of the Opera.
Thu 28 Jan, 12.30pmPiano Masterclass with William FongMackerras Room, Trinity College of Music Admission freeThe internationally renowned pianist and Head of Keyboard at the Purcell School will take a masterclass with piano students on Bartók Piano Concerto No.3 and Saint-Saëns Carnival of the Animals.
Thu 28 Jan, 1.10pmBrassik St Alfege Church, Greenwich Admission free
THURSDAY LUNCHTIME CONCERT SERIES
Winners of the 2009 Philip Jones Brass Ensemble Competition.
Thu 28 Jan, 2.30pmViolin Masterclass with Franco MezzenaPeacock Room, Trinity College Of Music Admission freeTrinity students perform for Italian violinist and conductor Franco Mezzena. A former pupil of Salvatore Accardo, Mezzena is a prolific recording artist and is currently Professor of Music at the Piccinni Conservatory in Bari, Italy.
Thu 28 Jan, 6.00pmHarriet Stubbs, pianoThe MacLaren Hall, 11 Mandeville Place, W1 Admission free
Thu 28 Jan, 7.00pmBoris Brovtsyn, violin and Mikhail Shilyaev, pianoPeacock Room, Trinity College of Music Admission free
Beethoven Sonatas for Piano and Violin N 1-4First concert of the project 'Ten Sonatas for Piano and Violin by Beethoven'
Thu 28 Jan, 7.30pmSkylark’s Dance – Wind OrchestraGreat Hall, Blackheath Halls £10 (£7 concessions)Box Office 020 8463 0100
Conducted by Christopher Houlding
Christopher Houlding, trombonist and conductor, will conduct the second Wind Orchestra concert of the season. Senior students from the Wind, Brass and Percussion Faculty will perform a range of works for smaller ensembles to a full scale wind orchestra, including a new work by a Trinity student composer.
Programme to include:
Stravinsky OctetIan Gardiner Toccata Canzona RicercareMusgrave Journey Through a Japanese Landscape(Marimba Solo: Dave Elliott – Trinity College London Scholar 2009/10 and Young Musician of the Year finalist)Stravinsky Symphonies of Wind InstrumentsMark Findon Black Lights
Fri 29 Jan, 1.00pmPuzzle Piece Opera present Don Giovanni in 50 minutesCharlton House Admission freeBox Office 020 8856 3951Vocal students perform this adaptation of Mozart’s opera.
Fri 29 Jan, 1.15pmAmelie Addison, baroque cello(Ludwig Lebell Scholar 2009/10)Recital Room, Blackheath Halls£2 concert only, £5 with lunchContact 020 8463 0100 FRIDAY LUNCH & LISTEN SERIES
Sat 30 Jan, 10.00amJunior Trinity Open DayMain ProgrammeTrinity College of MusicAdmission free, prior registration required Come and see Junior Trinity in action. You’ll be able to observe a variety of activities and classes, chat to students and staff and attend an informal lunchtime concert.
