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7-21st August 2021

Our history is punctuated by defining moments which influence the course of humanity and its cultures.

Indeed, we are living through some sort of epoch right now.

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Let us give context to this experience by exploring those turning points through the power of music which gave them full expression.

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On desktop, hover over each concert programme to reveal the composers, and hover over the Young Artists Recitals to reveal which groups will be performing.

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Alternatively download a PDF of the full programme here.

Violin: Benjamin Baker, Rachel Kolly, Sasha Rhaiklina, Victoria Sayles, Charlotte Scott and Maria Włoszczowska

 

Viola: Timothy Ridout, Bryony Gibson-Cornish, Meghan Cassidy and Simon Tandree

 

Cello: Claude Frochaux, Kate Gould, Alice Neary, Rebecca Gilliver and Jamie Walton

 

Bass: Nikita Naumov

 

Piano: Katya Apekisheva, Alasdair Beatson, James Baillieu and Daniel Lebhardt

 

Clarinet: Matthew Hunt

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Bassoon: Amy Harman

 

Oboe: Nicholas Daniel

 

Flute: Claire Wickes

 

Mezzo soprano: Anna Huntley

 

Tenor: James Gilchrist

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Jubilee String Quartet

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For the first time this year, we will also be staging a series of five Young Artists Recitals, showcasing young talent from the Royal Academy of Music.

 

The ensembles are: Salwa Quartet, Hill Quartet, Jubilee Quartet, Asyla Oboe Quartet, and Trio Mazzolini. The venue will be confirmed in the summer.

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