The culmation of Hiro Takenouchi’s year-long cycle of the Mozart Piano Sonatas includes some of his greatest works in the genre, including the effervescent D major sonatas and the famous ‘Rondo alla Turca’.
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An evening inspired by English and Welsh poets, including Butterworth’s ‘A Shropshire Lad’ and Robert Hugill’s settings of Rowan Williams and Christina Rosetti
One World is new choral theatre written by award-winning songwriter Helen Yeomans. The show illuminates the crossroads at which the human race presently stands and how we relate to each other and our environment. Powerful, fresh and uplifting. “One of the most moving musical events I have ever experienced”.
Prizewinners at the 2015 Wigmore Hall String Quartet competition, the Piatti Quartet are one of the most distinguished quartets of their generation. They perform frequently across the UK and abroad, and their recent recording on Champs Hill Records brought rave reviews, the BBC Music Magazine declaring ‘The Piatti Quartet are on fine form’.
In a rare London performance, Italian musicians Sergio Patria and Elena Ballario come together to perform virtuosic works for cello and piano.
Mexican guitarist Morgan Szymanski was highlighted as ‘one to watch’ by Gramophone magazine. For his second Conway Hall concert, he comes together with the Benyounes Quartet in a programme spanning more than two hundred years.
Director of Music Simon Callaghan takes to the stage with leading fellow musicians, in a colourful programme to close our Spring 2019 season.
World premiere of a new chamber opera by Robert Hugill & Joanna Wyld, conductor William Vann.
The graves belong to the Dead, who once invaded the land in which they lie. Tensions rise between three generations of family who look after war graves in a politically divided region.
