October 1st - 7th

Saturday 2 October at 7.30pm
-Booking opens 3 September-
 

ROBERT SCHUMANN - THE MAN, THE MIND, AND THE
MUSIC WEEKEND 

N.B: 6.30pm – Pre-concert talk – Ian Ritchie in conversation
with Stephen Johnson and Nigel Osborne placing the concert
in the context of Robert Schumann: The Man, the Mind
and the Music

THE SACCONI QUARTET
IAN BROWN piano  

Beethoven String Quartet op.59 no.3 Razumovsky
Elgar String Quartet in E minor op.83
Schumann Piano Quintet in Eb op.44

£20 / £15 / £10 (concessions 20% discount)

These concerts are part of a weekend conference presented by The Musical Brain. For full details and to purchase conference tickets please click here

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Sunday 3 October at 7.30pm
-Booking opens 3 September-

ROBERT SCHUMANN - THE MAN, THE
MIND, AND THE MUSIC WEEKEND
 

N.B: 6.30pm – Pre-concert talk – Ian Ritchie
in conversation with Stephen Johnson and
Nigel Osborne placing the concert in the
context of Robert Schumann: The Man,
the Mind and the Music

THE SACCONI QUARTET
JAMES GILCHRIST tenor
ANNA TILBROOK piano

J.S. Bach Prelude and Fugue in Eb; Schlummert ein from Ich habe genug
Schumann Toccata; Dichterliebe
Schubert Goethe settings
Mahler Des Knaben Wunderhorn settings
Beethoven Quartet op.18 no.6 (final movement)

£20 / £15 / £10 (concessions 20% discount)

These concerts are part of a weekend conference presented by The Musical Brain. For full details and to purchase conference tickets please click here

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Tuesday 5 October at 7.30pm
-Booking opens 2 August-

SONG AT ST. JOHN’S
 

SOPHIE DANEMAN soprano
STEPHAN LOGES baritone
EUGENE ASTI piano

Schumann/Wolf Anniversary Concerts - Concert 1 –
Settings of Mörike and Eichendorff

Schumann Die Soldatenbraut; Das verlassene Mägdlein;
Der Gärtner; Er ist’s; Liederkreis op.39
Wolf Fußreise; Der Knabe und das Immlein; Ein Stündlein
wohl vor Tage; Auf einer Wanderung; Das verlassene Mägdlein; Im Frühling; Er ist’s; Auf ein altes Bild; Gebet; Abschied; Der Musikant; Verschwiegene Liebe; Nachtzauber; Seemanns Abschied

£20 / £15 / £10

(Book all three Schumann and Wolf concerts in this series together and receive 20% off – please see series brochure for more details. Please call the Box Office 020 7222 1061 as discounts are not available online)

Song at St. John's series brochure

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Wednesday 6 October at 7.30pm
-Booking opens 3 September-
 

THE CHOIR OF NEW COLLEGE, OXFORD
ORCHESTRA OF THE AGE OF ENLIGHTENMENT
Edward Higginbottom conductor

Mozart Requiem
Monteverdi Ave Maris Stella; Sonata sopra Sancta Maria;
Magnificat Vespers of 1610

£30 / £20 / £10

The restaurant in the crypt will be closed to the public after this
concert.
 

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Thursday 7 October at 7pm
-Booking opens 3 September-
 

N.B: 6pm – Pre-concert talk by Jeremy Gray

BAMPTON CLASSICAL OPERA
THE LONDON MOZART PLAYERS
Robin Newton conductor
Jeremy Gray director
Emily Rowley Jones soprano
Lisa Wilson soprano
Joana Seara soprano
Cara Curran mezzo soprano
John-Colyn Gyeantey tenor
Nicholas Merryweather baritone
Robert Winslade Anderson baritone
Mark Saberton baritone

Marcos Portugal The Marriage of Figaro‡

In the late 18th century, the European fame of the Lisbon-born opera composer Marcos Portugal (1762 – 1830) far eclipsed that of Mozart. Bampton Classical Opera adds to its unique record of modern premières with a staged production of Portugal’s Marriage of Figaro, unperformed since 1800. This offers a fascinating opportunity to experience an alternative approach to the characters and comic intrigues originally invented by the French writer Beaumarchais.

£27 / £20 / £15

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Photo Credits: Sandra Lousada (Sophie Daneman) Malcolm Crowthers (Eugene Asti)
 

□ first performance	‡ first UK performance	† first London performance	* Registered Charity