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Classical Vauxhall
Thursday March 2nd to Sunday fifth March
St Mark’s Church, Kennington
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Classical Vauxhall is delighted to announce the fourth version of the acclaimed classical music pageant within the coronary heart of London’s most numerous and electrical neighbourhoods. Running from March 2nd to fifth we welcome Nicky Spence and Sholto Kynoch, Rakhi Singh, The Julian Bliss Septet, Tamsin Waley-Cohen, Clifton Harrison and Jamal Aliyev.
Tickets for all live shows are £20, with concessions. You can learn the complete lineup and the way to buy tickets right here.
Opening on Thursday, March 2nd, with English violinist Tamsin Waley-Cohen, American violist Clifton Harrison, Turkish cellist Jamal Aliyev and Fiachra Garvey for Comfort in Chaos. This live performance celebrates the mighty piano quartet with items that discover the environment from Beethoven, Mahler, Fung, and Brahms.
On Friday, March third, Nicky Spence and Sholto Kynoch current Songs of The Seasons. The programme options Benjamin Britten’s Holy Sonnets of John Donne and culminates in a celebration of blues, jazz, and African American custom in Bond’s rhapsodic Songs of The Seasons. BBC Musician Magazine Personality of the Year 2022, Opera Singer Nicky is certainly one of Scotland’s proudest sons, and Sholto is a sought-after pianist who specialises in music and chamber music. He is the founder and Artistic Director of the Oxford Lieder Festival.
The first of our live shows on Saturday, March 4th, options violinist, collaborator, composer & music director Rakhi Singh. Rakhi is a number one gentle within the modern music scene within the UK. A co-founder of the heralded Manchester Collective, her musical decisions are impressed by many alternative traditions and cultures. Her daytime programme, Elemental, spans from the Baroque to the current day, opening with the right treatment to clear one’s head within the delicate sound world of Sciarrino’s Caprice No.2 and shutting with solo violin, J.S. Bach’s Chaconne In D Minor.
The Julian Bliss Septet will shut the three live shows with their The Sound of Film–Jazz in Hollywood programme. Their dazzling virtuosity, extraordinary musicianship and charming humour shine via their swing, Latin, American and jazz music programmes. Starting with the silent movie and the early ‘talkies’ in The Great Depression years, the Septet additionally performs music from wartime films, musicals and even the basic Disney blockbusters.
Sunday fifth March is Overture Day that includes schooling classes in partnership with London Philharmonic Orchestra.
Returning to St Mark’s, Kennington Classical Vauxhall is led by Fiachra Garvey, Irish pianist and Artistic Director of the West Wicklow Festival. He stated, ‘this year’s pageant is a veritable feast of classical music’s selection and musical variety. Four live shows with color and humour, that includes a number of the most vibrant and energetic artists maintaining classical music contemporary, alive and related!‘
Venue: Saint Marks Church, Kennington Park Road London, SE11 4PW
Tube: Oval (1 min), Kennington (7 minutes) and Vauxhall (10 minutes)
Bus: 3, 133, 333, 59, 185, 36
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