Kurzprofil
| Adresse | Smith Square, London London SW1P 3HA Vereinigtes Königreich |
| Google maps | 51° 29' 45.600" N 0° 7' 37.267" W |
Veranstaltungstippsmehr...
LondonShut the Gate Against My Thoughts
Danyel, Johnson, Dowland, Vizzana, Caccini, Lanier, Kapsberger, Monteverdi, Strozzi
Elizabeth Kenny; Nardus Williams
LondonEmma Abbate and Julian Perkins
Bach J. C., Schumann, Warlock, Farrington
Emma Abbate and Julian Perkins
LondonMozart's Requiem
Mozart, Haydn, Schubert
Affinity Chamber Orchestra; Jack Apperley; Goldsmiths Choral Union; Merce Bruguera Abello; William Searle; Ben Hendry Watkins
LondonWhen David Heard
Whitacre, Brahms, Sandström, Rautavaara, Kõrvits
Benjamin Kirk; Purcell Singers
Neue Kritikenmehr...
Less is more! Fitkin und Schostakowitsch beim London Chamber Orchestra
Die Streicher des LCO spielten engagiert und hatten sichtlich Spaß am Auf und Ab Graham Fitkins Komposition.
Bachs Weihnachtsoratorium am richtigen Platz bei Live from London
Paul McCreesh fand mit seinem Ensemble eine herzerwärmende Mischung universell wohltuender Festlichkeit.
The earth moved! Living Mahler 1 from the inside out at Smith Square
Stephanie Childress conducts Sinfonia Smith Square in a Mahler First Symphony with a difference, “semi-staged” by Tom Morris, with both musicians and audience on the move.
Alessio Bax’s inaugural London Festival of Chamber Music
Alessio Bax's inaugural London Festival of Chamber Music sets off with a spring in its step.
Breaking bonds: a staged Messiah from Wild Arts
It's not Christmas without Handel's Messiah, and in the delightful Smith Square Hall, the oratorio is given a staging by Wild Arts which may not completely convince, but moves nonetheless.
Highly-charged performances of the Brandenburgs from Arcangelo
Arcangelo's dazzling creativity, superbly marshalled by the charismatic Jonathan Cohen, gives a gold medal performance of all six Brandenburg Concertos to launch the London Festival of Baroque Music.
Flamboyant Christmas Oratorio from Stephen Layton and the OAE
A star-studded group of soloists and a wonderful choir make for an interesting, if not always convincing, interpretation of Bach's joyous oratorio.
Polyphony and the OAE’s dramatic St John Passion
Whether surrounded by lanterns and weapons, or musicians and fellow congregation members, one is deeply involved in this work.