Veranstaltungstippsmehr...
LondonHattori Foundation early evening concert: George Herbert collaborative piano & Sofia Mekhonoshina clarinet
Poulenc, Rota, Takemitsu, Martinů, Françaix
George Herbert; Sofia Mekhonoshina
London...petits concerts xxiii - poèmes, melodies, danses
Liszt, Schubert, Chopin, Rachmaninow
James Lisney, Klavier
London...petits concerts xxiii - poèmes, melodies, danses
Liszt, Schubert, Chopin, Rachmaninow
James Lisney, Klavier
LondonPoliphonia presents Rafael Ruiz piano with guest artist Clélia Iruzun piano
Villa-Lobos, Mignone, Ginastera
Rafael Ruiz, Klavier
London¡ Piano Fuego ! - César de Gurbert (piano)
Saumell Robredo, Cervantes, Ponce, Villa-Lobos, Fernandez, Ginastera, Piazzolla, Guevara, Escobar, Moleiro
César de Gurbert, Klavier
LondonDiscovery and Celebration: David Núñez violin/viola and Clara Rodriguez piano
Bor, Gershwin, Grever, Romero, Bartók, Ravel
David Nuñez; Clara Rodriguez
Neue Kritikenmehr...
A pulsating soirée in the company of Feldman and Stockhausen
The versatile vocalist Sophie Dunér and piano-master Jonathan Powell give first-rate performances at the 1901 Arts Club, the centre-piece of which was Stockhausen's Tierkreis.
Redécouverte de la musique de chambre au 1901 Arts Club en compagnie du Chaluvier duo
Exeton Street, aucune enseigne tape à l’œil ne signale la présence du 1901 Arts Club dans cette petite rue débouchant sur l’autrement animée Waterloo station. On vérifie à deux fois l’adresse.
A unique pianist in an unique venue
Everybody should visit the 1901 Arts Club at least once. Bulgarian-born pianist Tania Stavreva is exactly the sort of performer these venues need: combining genuine quality with a refreshing approach to programming.
The Erato Piano Trio and friends at the 1901 Art Club
What a treat to discover the 1901 Arts Club and to be treated to such an intimate and enjoyable evening of music making with the Erato Piano Trio and friends.
Lesser-known South African repertoire from Renée Reznek
Renée Reznek brings a colourful programme of French, British and South-African music (including two London premières) to the characterful 1901 Arts Club.