LMP at the Fidelio Orchestra Café (string trio) SOLD OUT

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SOLD OUT – we are operating a waiting list – see below.

LMP will be performing at the unconventional and captivating Fidelio Orchestra Café in Clerkenwell, London, in September – do join us for food, wine and music! The café’s opening weeks hosted sell-out performances by Steven Isserlis and Alina Ibragimova, described by The Times as ‘life-enhancing’, and we are proud to be following such esteemed soloists with two LMP chamber groups – a string trio led by Ruth Rogers (23 Sept) and an oboe quartet led by Simon Blendis (26 Sept).

Our exclusive evening just for LMP Friends, subscribers and supporters at the Café on Wednesday 23 September (Ruth’s String Trio) has now SOLD OUT. We are operating a waiting list. There are a few tickets available for Simon’s Oboe Quartet on Saturday 26 September. LMP Friends and Newsletter subscribers can enjoy priority booking until Tuesday 1 September when tickets will go on sale to the publi. Contact [email protected] for more information and to reserve your seats for 26th or go on the waiting list for 23rd.

To ensure each concert is delivered in line with COVID-19 guidelines, tickets are limited to just 25 people per concert. Tickets cost £100 per person and include a three-course meal and a glass of wine/prosecco alongside our 60-minute concert. We are also inviting an additional £20 donation to support us as we continue to find innovative ways to reach our audiences in the face of ongoing challenges brought on by the pandemic.

We are SO looking forward to welcoming you to these brilliant concerts!

 

String Trio: Ruth Rogers (violin), Judith Busbridge (viola), Sebastian Comberti (cello) 

Haydn Trio in G 
Beethoven C minor Op 9 
Dohnanyi Serenade  

 

These tickets can’t be booked online, so do contact [email protected] or the LMP office on 020 8686 1996 for further details.

Menus and information about the Fidelio Café can be found via their website.

Mannington Live Music with LMP

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London Mozart Players join Sheringham Little Theatre to hold a special event mixing music, words and poetry in the walled garden at Mannington Hall.  The event will consist of live classical music inspired by the experiences and emotions of four young performers during lockdown – ranging from family and separation to countryside and reflection.  Afternoon tea boxes for two, with sandwiches, savouries, scones and cakes, can also be ordered in advance via Sheringham Little Theatre’s website (please let them know if you require any dietary requirements at time of booking).

To ensure everyone’s safety socially distanced areas will be allocated for groups of up to six people. Visitors are asked to bring a travel rug, fold-up seats, and umbrellas in case of rain. There will be no interval.

If Government guidelines change and prevent a live show, the concert will go ahead and be recorded. A 50% refund would be available on tickets purchased for the live event on the basis that everyone would be able to watch the “virtual” version to support those involved.

Performance starts at 18:00 (Doors open 16:30).

JAM on the Marsh – Fauré: Requiem

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GABRIEL FAURÉ: REQUIEM

New Poetry by Grahame Davies
I. Introitus et Kyrie
II. Offertorium
III. Sanctus
IV. Pie Jesu
V. Agnus Dei
VI. Libera me
VII. In Paradisum

The Gesualdo Six
Owain Park conductor
Simon Hogan organ
London Mozart Players

A virtual concert of music and readings for all affected by Covid-19. The Fauré Requiem with new readings by poet Grahame Davies commissioned for this event by JAM on the Marsh. More information via jamconcert.org

Jam on the Marsh with Paul Mealor

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Peter Aviss: The Seafarer
Barber: Adagio for Strings
Judith Bingham: The Hythe (commissioned by JAM 2012)
Bartók: Romanian Folk Dances, Sz.56
Paul Mealor: Piano Concerto (world premiere – commissioned jointly by JAM and the North Wales International Music Festival 2020)

John Hudson piano
Michael Bawtree conductor
London Mozart Players

This virtual concert is the world premiere of a Piano Concerto, by one of the best-known and most-performed composers of our time, Paul Mealor. Paul was recently made President of JAM, a role that reflects his long-standing collaboration with JAM, having composed several works for the charity and having been a previous Festival Curator of JAM on the Marsh. Paul’s new work comes at the end of this evening’s concert and is preceded by Romney Marsh-based composer Peter Aviss’ The Seafarer; Judith Bingham’s The Hythe – also commissioned by JAM; Bartok’s Romanian Dances and Samuel Barber’s ever-popular Adagio.

 

This concert has been achieved in partnership with Orchestras Live and is supported by PRS Foundation’s The Open Fund.