Recitals and concerts January 2019

St Alfege Church regularly host recitals and concerts with free lunchtime concerts every Thursday and most Saturdays at 1.05pm.  These are mainly given by students of Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.

We also host recitals or concerts from other musicians whether students, amateurs or professionals and all of very high calibre.  If you are interested in arranging a concert here we would be happy to discuss your proposed performance and the suitability of St Alfege Church as a venue.   Please contact Debbie Sandringham, concert administrator. 

January 5 1.05 pm FREE
RECITAL:   Niklas Oldemeier, piano
Music by Beethoven, Chopin, Dutilleux

January 10 1.05 pm FREE
RECITAL:    Trinity Laban  
Pianists:  Celia Herrera and Govind Dhiman
Music by Chopin and Ravel

January 12 1.05 pm FREE
RECITAL:   Ryoko Izutsu,  piano
Music by Franz Schubert

January 17 1.05 pm FREE
RECITAL:  Trinity Laban Brass Ensemble  directed by John Miller
“Concert with a Cuppa”

January 18 7.30 pm £13, £12
CONCERT:   St Paul’s Sinfonia  directed by Andrew Morley
Music by Kendall, Wallen, Arnold, Dvorak

January 19 1.05 pm FREE
RECITAL:  Penelope Appleyard, soprano    Sam Brown, lute 
 “Eliza is the fairest Queen”  an English lute-song recital

January 24 1.05 pm FREE  NOTE CHANGE
CONCERT: Paula and Fabiana Chávez, piano
Piano duo Fabiana and Paula Chávez present a lunchtime concert featuring works by Debussy and Poulenc, plus the UK premiere of a piece by Argentinian composer and conductor Juan Carlos Zorzi.  Fabiana and Paula are postgraduate twin sisters from Argentina
http://paula-fabianachavez.com/bio.html

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IRq9HncJW6s

RECITAL:  
January 25 1.05 pm FREE
RECITAL:  Sayaka Aoki, piano
Music by Handel, Rautavaara, Brahms

January 26 1.05 pm FREE
RECITAL:  Anna McLachlan, mezzo soprano     Crispin Lewis, bass baritone,   pianist tbc
English and German songs and duets from 19th and 20th century

January 31 1.05 pm FREE
RECITAL:   Trinity Laban Guitar Department directed by Graham Devine