*Postponed* Zoffany Ensemble

** This event has been postponed due to the venue’s temporary closure in light of the Government’s instructions about Covid-19 **

Ticketholders will be notified about refunds via email and informed in due course about a new date once the performance is rescheduled.

Conway Hall is an independent charity and receives no funding from the government. Everything we do – these concerts, as well as talks, exhibitions, courses, performances, community and social events – is dependent upon our commercial activity (currently at a standstill) and the generosity of supporters like you.

Any donation you might be able to make at this difficult time will be gratefully received.
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A rare chance to hear two of the best-loved large-scale chamber music works side by side! The ensemble takes its name from the German-born, neoclassical artist and founding member of the Royal Academy, Johann Zoffany, whose paintings, as well as portraying eminent actors such as David Garrick, often depicted the nobility in their pursuit of musical entertainment.

Schubert | Octet in F D803 (1824)
Beethoven | Septet in E flat Op.20 (1799)

Manon Derome (violin)
Michael Trainor (violin)
Catherine Musker (viola)
Anthony Pleeth (cello)
Enno Senft (double bass)
Ben Mellefont (clarinet)
Emily Hultmark (bassoon)
Nigel Black (horn)

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Conway Hall Sunday Concerts

Founded in the 1880s, our chamber music concert series is the longest-running of its kind in Europe. Conway Hall was purpose-built in 1929 to host concerts and lectures, and they have continued here until the present day. The ethos of “affordable classical music for all” still remains. Browse our website for more information about all our Spring 2020 Season music events, including concerts, pre-concert talks and recitals.

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This event is in the Main Hall on the ground floor. For accessibility info: https://www.conwayhall.org.uk/about/visiting-us/

It is part of Conway Hall Ethical Society’s charitable programme and is tax-exempt.