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23 April 2010

St Martin-in-the-Fields WC2N 4JJ[map]

Bringing together some of the most prominent string soloists in London, the Locrian Ensemble was formed in 1995 and has established an enviable reputation for its recordings, broadcasts and live performances. The group frequently expands, and this provides a vehicle for concerto playing for the group?s key members. Handel: Zadok the Priest, 'Hallelujah Chorus' from Messiah; Souza: Liberty Bell; Vaughan Williams: Greensleeves; Strauss: Radetzky March; Trad: Swing Low Sweet Chariot, Hornpipe; Puccini: Nessun Dorma; Tschaikowsky: 1812 Overture (arrangement); Arthur Wood: Barwick Green; Eric Coates: Dambusters March; F. J. Ricketts: Coloney Bogey March; Offenbach: 'Can Can' from Orpheus in the Underworld; Elgar: 'Nimrod' from Enigma Variations, Pomp and Circumstance No 1; Arne: Rule Britannia; Parry: Jerusalem.

23 April 2010

Leicester Square Theatre WC2H 7BX[map]

Enter a traditional music hall, filled with dancing girls, an extravagantly waist-coated Chairman, singalong choruses and, for the English patriots, free flags of St George to wave during 'Land of Hope and Glory' and similar stirring numbers.

25 April 2010

Royal Albert Hall SW7 2AP[map]

Royal Albert Hall celebrates England's National Day! Plus readings from Henry V 'Now entertain the conjecture of a time' and the unsurpassed poems of Wordsworth and Betjeman.

24 April 2010 to 25 April 2010

Royal Air Force Museum NW9 5LL[map]

As part of our St George's Day celebrations children can make their own dragon to take home and learn more about English RAF personnel on our trail and from our display of RAF Heroes in Aeronauts. At the same time, to commemorate the contribution that our antipodean cousins made to the RAF we will also have an additional display on famous Australian and New Zealands pilots who contributed to the RAF and the development of Aviation.

Daily 3:00 PM

St Georges Church WC1A 2HR[map]

Every Sun 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM

St Georges Church WC1A 2HR[map]

Season of Sunday recitals at St George's Bloomsbury.

11 April 2010

St Georges Church WC1A 2HR[map]

Royal Opera House Orchestra violinist Ailsa Hunter makes a welcome return to St George's with accompanist Minako Oka, playing a programme of Beethoven, Schumann and Hindemith Sonatas.

21 February 2010

St Georges Church WC1A 2HR[map]

Italian violinist Emanuele De Biase Corneli joins forces with London based pianist and member of the Orsino Ensemble Elspeth Wyllie in this programme of great classical sonatas. Mozart: Sonata in E minor K304; Brahms: Sonata no 3 in D minor.

14 February 2010

St Georges Church WC1A 2HR[map]

In celebration of both the Chopin bicentennial year and Valentine's Day, acclaimed Australian born pianist Geoffrey Saba plays an all-Chopin programme, to include Sonata No 2 in B flat minor Op. 35 and Scherzos Nos 1 & 2.

14 March 2010

St Georges Church WC1A 2HR[map]

Australian recorder player Alana Blackburn will perform repertoire spanning 500 years including works by van Eyck and Telemann, and unique contemporary pieces for recorder and piano in which she will be joined by Australian pianist Olivia Newbold.

7 March 2010

St Georges Church WC1A 2HR[map]

The final concert of the 2009-2010 Concerto Series takes us on a journey through The Orchestra of Situation Opera's repertoire: Starting with a Bach harpsichord concerto performed by distinguished soloist and principal player Claire Williams, we then hear a beautiful concert aria by Mozart, sung by Ruth Clarke-Irons (normally found playing viola in the orchestra) and the programme is then rounded out by violinist Botagoz Tynebekova performing Mozart's final and stirring Violin Concerto. J.S. Bach: Harpsichord Concerto in D minor, BWV1052; W.A. Mozart: Ch'io mi scordi di te?, Violin Concerto No.5 in A major, K219.

21 March 2010

St Georges Church WC1A 2HR[map]

A luchtime recital by Triquetra Trio.