Music in Cambridge University, England
Click here to login with Raven.
The soprano Suzana Ograjensek and the pianist Matthew Schellhorn return to Cambridge with a programme of Haydn’s works for voice and piano.
Programme includes a selection from both books of his Original Canzonettas and Lieder fuer das Clavier, arias from the opera L’infedelta delusa, piano sonata in A Major, Hob. XVI:26, and piano sonata Hob.XVII:6 (Un piccolo divertimento; Variations).
Full of fantasy. Wholly refreshing. -DELO
Deeply compelling. -MUSICAL OPINION
Free Admission / Retiring Collection
http://www.clarehall.cam.ac.uk/index.php?id=493 www.suzanaograjensek.com www.matthewschellhorn.com
Gordon Ferries (Baroque guitar) plays music by Francisco Guerau.
Gordon Ferries weaves his way through the desuctie labyrinth of Guerau’s ‘harmonic poem’, sensual ballads, sublime passacalles and the virtuosic dance music of baroque Spain’s fiery underbelly. Ferries’ playing brings this beguiling world to life with elegance and passionate vitality.
Tickets £9 (students / unwaged £7) at the door or in advance from www.CambridgeEarlyMusic.org
SAVADI – Prizewinners in the 2006 Early Music Network Young Artists Competition Kristine Jaunalksne (soprano) Ulrike Hofbauer (soprano) Marie Bournisien (Baroque harp)
Fairy tales, adventure novels, Hollywood movies – stories in their many guises are a part of the fabric of our cultural identity, exerting a formative influence on our thinking and our values. In this concert we will hear sacred and secular stories set by Carissimi, Strozzi, Merula, d’India and others.
From very different corners of Europe (France, Latvia and Germany) the members of Savadi bring a highly unusual and heart-stoppingly beautiful approach to this entrancing music.
Tickets £18 (students / unwaged £12) at the door or in advance from www.CambridgeEarlyMusic.org
“CURLEW RIVER”
Benjamin Britten, libretto by William Plomer.
Entrance FREE
The Pembroke College Music Society (PCMS) presents the first of Britten’s Church Parables to celebrate St. Cecilia’s Day and the installment of the new Pembroke College Chamber Organ with a semi-staged performance of this beautiful work based on the Japanese Noh drama “Sumidagawa” set to the backdrop of the mediaeval fenlands.
To be followed by drinks reception in the Thomas Gray Room.
Soloist Wanted 31st July 2009 At Wedding Ceremony - Good Rate Of Pay, Quartet Or Other Wanted For Engagement Party, Orfeo, Final Auditions, Vacancy, Classical Opera Company: Intern, Musicians Wanted For New Arts Club, Banjo And Guitar Tuition, Organist/choir Director Wanted, Girton Parish Church, Ensembles Sought For Clare Hall Charity Event, July 19, Trio Or Quartet Required For Wedding, Vacancy - Director Of Music, Corpus Christi, Graduate Players Wanted - Sinfonia Tamesa, Vacancy: Guildford Cathedral Choir, Monteverdi's Orfeo In 2009 - Audition Call, Edinburgh Fringe Festival, Make A Difference With Music, Piano Teacher Wanted, Small String Ensemble Wanted, Vacancy: Clare College Choir Administrator, Trio Wanted For Wedding 9 August St John's, Hazard Chase Assistant Artist Manager (vocal Dept.), Musicians Wanted For Archaeology Week, Cums Vocal Soloists’ Competition, Ensemble (woodwind/string/guitar/other) For Wedding 12 July 2008, Vacancy, Girton College: Director Of Music, String Quartet Wanted, Small Jazz Groups Wanted, Gilbert & Sullivan Freshers Show- Applications Open, Designer And Stage Manager Wanted, Cumc 2008/09, Piano Teacher Wanted,
Welcome to the new CamMuso website. We've had a complete overhaul and re-design to make the site quicker and easier to use. The key changes are:
