Minerva Piano Trio: Conway Hall Sunday Concerts at Conway Hall, London on Sunday 17th February 2019

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Minerva Piano Trio

Conway Hall Sunday Concerts

Part of the Conway Hall Sunday Concerts, Spring 2019 Season

Add to my Calendar 17-02-2019 18:30 17-02-2019 20:30 36 Minerva Piano Trio Composer and Royal Academy of Music professor David Knotts’ arrangement of Ravel provides the centrepiece for the Minerva Trio’s appearance at Conway Hall. Clara Schumann’s G minor trio also gets a rare outing, before Schubert’s evergreen B flat trio concludes the evening’s programme.   Michal Cwizewicz (violin)Richard Birchall (cello)Annie Yim (piano)   -- Pre-concert talk | Jessica Beck, 5:30pm in the Brockway Room The Ethical Society at War: How World War One changed the South Place Sunday Concerts. Unlike at many other venues in London during WW1, the concert series at South Place chapel in some ways thrived during these challenging years. Jessica Beck will look at how the concerts supported Britain's allies, the effect it had on the gender balance, and other changes that occurred before and after 1918 Conway Hall, London DD/MM/YYYY

Details

Conway Hall
25 Red Lion Square
Camden
London
WC1R 4RL
England

Sunday 17th February 2019
6:30 PM

Programme

Clara Schumann – Piano Trio in G minor, Op.17
Franz Schubert – Piano Trio in B flat major, D.898
Maurice Ravel – Daphnis et Chloé, ballet

Performers

Minerva Piano Trio

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Programme Note

Composer and Royal Academy of Music professor David Knotts’ arrangement of Ravel provides the centrepiece for the Minerva Trio’s appearance at Conway Hall. Clara Schumann’s G minor trio also gets a rare outing, before Schubert’s evergreen B flat trio concludes the evening’s programme.

Michal Cwizewicz (violin)
Richard Birchall (cello)
Annie Yim (piano)

Pre-concert talk | Jessica Beck, 5:30pm in the Brockway Room

The Ethical Society at War: How World War One changed the South Place Sunday Concerts.

Unlike at many other venues in London during WW1, the concert series at South Place chapel in some ways thrived during these challenging years. Jessica Beck will look at how the concerts supported Britain's allies, the effect it had on the gender balance, and other changes that occurred before and after 1918

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