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Matt Woods + Camille Delean + Marianna Zappi + Josh Fowley at The Good Ship
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Matt Woosey at Pump House Theatre and Arts Centre
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Maureen Galea Beethoven: Smetana, Hummel, Vorisek, Suk. at St Giles in the Fields Church
Free
Classical Music23 March 2012
St Giles-in-the-Fields Church WC2H 8LG[map]
A classical performance featuring Maureen Galea Beethoven on piano playing compositions of Smetana, Hummel, Vorisek and Suk.
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Maurizio Pollini: Chopin, Liszt at Royal Festival Hall
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£12.00
(CAD18.77)Classical Music6 March 2012
Royal Festival Hall SE1 8XX[map]
As the great Italian pianist celebrates his 70th birthday in 2012 his unique artistic stature seems more widely acknowledged than ever. Pollini returns to Royal Festival Hall in a concert that follows last season's celebrated series of five recitals.
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Mawkin at Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre Pub
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£8.00
(CAD12.51)Folk Music29 April 2012
Ye Olde Rose and Crown Theatre Pub E17 4SA[map]
A gig from folk rebels Mawkin, with a bold new sound that strengthens their instrumental roots and embraces a new, exuberant exploration into the traditional folk canon. Expect the Essex drawl of Dave Delarre's vocals and guitar, the club-influenced beats of long-time producer and percussionist Lee Richardson, and a host of wild and emotive melodies from the frenetic fiddling fingers of James Delarre and the virtuosic bellowing of Nick Cooke's melodeon.
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Maxim Vengerov and Itamar Golan: Handel, Bach, Beethoven at Wigmore Hall
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Maxine Brown + The Pepperpots + The Poets + Wild Evel at 229
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Max Raptor at Barfly London
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Medici Choir, Trumpets of Junior Guildhall and Brandenburg Sinfonia: Britten, Allegri, Baird, Haydn at St. Martin-in-the-Fields
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Megson at Dartford Working Men's Club
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Melanie Wilson and Gemma Brockis at Battersea Arts Centre
Music23 February 2012 to 25 February 2012
BAC (Battersea Arts Centre) SW11 5TN[map]
Melanie and Gemma offer the first outing of two new chamber pieces of writing for solo performance. Through the unique style of both performers, each piece opens a distinctly different window onto the far-reaching terrains of inner landscapes. Featuring contemplative wit, elaborate imagery and sound design, both pieces come together however in sharing a direct relationship with their audiences.
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Melissa James and Andy Robinson at Le QuecumBar
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Mellow Sunday at Lauderdale House
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Melodica + Melody And Me at Hootananny
Free
Folk Music1 April 2012
Hootananny Hostel SW2 1DF[map]
A night of live music from Melodica and Melody And Me.
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Melodramas at Bull and Gate
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£5.00
(CAD7.82)Pop5 March 2012
Bull & Gate NW5 2TJ[map]
Melodramas spent the last year recording with multi-platinum producer Sam Williams (Supergrass, Plan B, Noisettes) and touring distant shores (China, Vietnam, Cambodia, Australia, Kuwait). Closer to home, the band have been personally requested by Taylor Hawkins and David Johansson of The New York Dolls to join their bands on tour in the UK.
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Melody of Sound at Inigo Bar
Free
MusicRecurring event
Inigo SW8 3JW[map]
Tuesday karaoke with a difference accompanied by a live band.
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Meltdown Festival at The Southbank Centre
Music Festival1 June 2012 to 30 June 2012
Southbank Centre SE1 8XX[map]
Since 1993 some of the world's most distinguished musicians have been the guest directors of music festival Meltdown. From John Peel through to Massive Attack, via David Bowie, Patti Smith, Morrissey and more, Meltdown has given seminal artists the chance to pick their favourite artists to play and exhibit their work at Southbank Centre.
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The Members at The Garage
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£12.50
(CAD19.55)Music3 March 2012
The Garage N5 1RD[map]
A gig from The Members, one of the wittiest and most imaginative guitar bands to emerge in the aftermath of the 1977 punk explosion. Having got together in the sleepy suburbs of Bagshot and Camberley, they were too far removed from the new wave's fashionable London cliques to take their place alongside such pioneers as The Clash and the Sex Pistols. When they did break through, with 'Sound Of The Suburbs' in 1979, they did so not by singing about high-rise living, dole queues and anarchy, but with a song that wryly reflected their somewhat more mundane suburban roots.
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The Men + Fanzine + No at The City Arts and Music Project (The CAMP)
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Mercury Quartet: Boulez, Grisey, Messiaen at Institut Francais
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£15.00
(CAD23.46)Classical Music29 May 2012
Institut Francais SW7 2DT[map]
The award-winning Mercury Quartet comprises four rising stars of the UK's contemporary music scene. They perform classic works of the 20th century as well as improvisations, live compositions, new commissions and unknown masterpieces.


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