*** CANCELLED *** - London Chamber Orchestra and QMUL Music Scholars - Side-by-Side with Giacomo Susani
Part of the London Chamber Orchestra 2019/20 Season
Add to my Calendar 27-03-2020 19:30 27-03-2020 21:30 36 *** CANCELLED *** - London Chamber Orchestra and QMUL Music Scholars - Side-by-Side with Giacomo Susani In a very special concert, we remember the contribution that Professor Peter McOwan made to public engagement to QMUL. Members of the London Chamber Orchestra unite with QMUL Music Scholars, many of them Barts & The London medical students, to perform a programme of specially selected works including Charles Ives’ Unanswered Question, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies’ Farewell to Stromness, Beethoven’s ebullient eighth symphony and CMF Artist Giacomo Susani’s own evocative and enchanting Guitar Concerto. The evening begins with Professor Alistair Owens presenting a historical perspective of public engagement through the arts in the early days of the People’s Palace. Concert in association with Barts Heritage, City Music Foundation, Centre for Public Engagement Barts Great Hall, London DD/MM/YYYYDetails
Barts Great Hall
St Bartholomew's Hospital
West Smithfield
City of London
London
EC1A 7BE
England
Programme
Ludwig van Beethoven – Symphony no.8 in F major, Op.93
Peter Maxwell Davies – Farewell to Stromness
Charles Ives – The Unanswered Question
Giacomo Susani – Guitar Concerto
Performers
Christopher Warren-Green – Conductor
Giacomo Susani – classical guitar
London Chamber Orchestra
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Programme Note
In a very special concert, we remember the contribution that Professor Peter McOwan made to public engagement to QMUL. Members of the London Chamber Orchestra unite with QMUL Music Scholars, many of them Barts & The London medical students, to perform a programme of specially selected works including Charles Ives’ Unanswered Question, Sir Peter Maxwell Davies’ Farewell to Stromness, Beethoven’s ebullient eighth symphony and CMF Artist Giacomo Susani’s own evocative and enchanting Guitar Concerto. The evening begins with Professor Alistair Owens presenting a historical perspective of public engagement through the arts in the early days of the People’s Palace.
Concert in association with Barts Heritage, City Music Foundation, Centre for Public Engagement