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Champagne Concert 2010 on Thursday , 11 March 2010 Robinson College Choir and Musicians are excited to host the 2010 Champagne Concert and wish to invite you to join them for a wonderful blend of fine music and fine champagne at Robinson College.
The event will showcase first-class performances from some of the Colleges most talented soloists and ensembles, as well as Robinson Colleges Chapel Choir, in the stunning setting of the College Chapel. During the forty-minute interval, it will be possible to meet and talk with the performers over champagne and a specially selected menu of canaps in the Hall. The programme consists includes:
Scherzo Chopin, piano solo from Helena Dukic. Piano Quintet Dvorak, chamber music from the Pegagus quartet (Victoria Marsh, Chloe Hancox, Sam Cahill, Jack Harrison) with Dr Jeremy Thurlow. Preludes Debussy, piano solo from Nia Jones and trumpet solo from Brian Sump. Greater Love hath no man – John Ireland and pieces from Vaughan Williams sung by the College Choir.
Concerts and recitals at the College are organised by the Robinson College Music Society (RCMS). These performances can vary from solo recitals to small concerts of chamber music or even programmes of full-scale orchestral works. The choir members always enjoy the opportunity to give concert performances and make their distinctive contribution to College life. They also regularly undertake tours abroad, traveling to Hong Kong in the summer of 2009. It was an opportunity to perform with some world class musicians in exciting venues, as well as to promote the College abroad. The Choir has also recorded a CD including Benjamin Brittens Ceremony of Carols and Rachmaninovs Vespers in 2008, which will be available to buy after the concert.
Tickets are £25 per person which includes two glasses of champagne and a selection of canapes. To book please use the online booking form at: http://forms.robinson.cam.ac.uk/champagne.aspx
You can also down load the booking form as a PDF using this link:
http://www.robinson.cam.ac.uk/alumni2/pdfs/bookingformwithprogramme2010.pdf
and send the form to the Development Office or call us on 01223 339036 to book over the phone.
Isabella Gage (soprano) and Lliam Paterson (piano)
perform coloratura opera arias from the 18th and 19th centuries.
Friday 12th March at 7.30pm Fitzwilliam College Chapel
Admission free, all welcome
Saturday 13 March, 19.30
St Johns College Chapel, Cambridge
The Choral Pilgrimage 2010 Ceremony & Devotion: Music for the Tudors
The Sixteen
Harry Christophers
The Sixteen return to Cambridge with music by Byrd, Tallis and Sheppard. All three composers lived through massive religious and political upheaval and yet, through the chaos, they managed to produce some of the most sublime and lasting choral music ever written.
Tickets: 01904 651 485 / www.ncem.co.uk or Cambridge Arts Theatre: 01223 503 333
Half-price concession for students on the door.
The Cambridge Beethoven Ensemble: Romantic Embers
Saturday March 13th 2010, 8pm, Trinity College Chapel
Programme: Debussy Prlude l’aprs-midi d’un faune arr. Beno Sachs Mahler Lieder eines fahrenden Gesellen (‘Songs of a Wayfarer’) – Gareth John, baritone, arr. Arnold Schoenberg Reger Romantic Suite arr. Arnold Schoenberg
Conductor: Daniel Hill
Baritone: Gareth John
Book tickets online now
“Hear’st thou not the brooklets streaming Where sweet spring her blossom strewed, Where the woodland lakes are dreaming, By the marble icons gleaming In sweet nature’s solitude?”
The opening concert in our 2009/10 Cambridge Season is an exploration of the Second Viennese School and its glorious transcriptions for Arnold Schoenberg’s Society for Private Musical Performances. All three works are incredible journeys: Debussy’s Faune journeys to a dream world of erotic fantasy and sensuality; Mahler’s protagonist – perhaps Mahler himself – leaves behind his previous life of happiness to embark on a solitary journey to come to terms with his lost love; and Reger takes us on a journey into nature inspired by the poetry of Joseph Freiherr von Eichendorff, to a world not unlike Debussy’s Faune, “Rise, O Sun on high! Trembling in the sky, Earth quivering with ecstasy. Boldly from the night The wooded splendour bright Is drawn in dreams still stirring.”
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