Faculty of Music presents: Lunchtime Recital Series

Free entry, no registration required.

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A. S. Arensky Piano Trio No.1 - Diana Chang, violin; Eleonora Savvidou-Missouri, cello; Mar Umbert Kimura, piano

A. Beach Romanze Op.23 - Diana Chang, violin; Mar Umbert Kimurama, piano

W. Houston - Run to You, C. porter - Love for Sale , Beyonce - Listen, M. Carey - Lead the Way by Briana Williams - Briana Williams, voice; Mar Umbert Kimura, piano

J. Brahms Intermezzo in A, Op.118, No.2 - Arthur Bird, piano

 

The Faculty of Music is delighted to announce a new lunchtime recital series, taking place in Christ Church Cathedral. The recitals will predominantly take place on Friday's from 1.15pm.

Curated by the Director of Performance, Maria Razumovskaya, these recitals will showcase the wonderful skills of our performance students. Performing a wide range of repertoire, we hope there will be something for everyone to enjoy!

Please come and join us in the busy and beautiful setting of Christ Church Cathedral for a lunchtime of wonderful music making!


Please see the dates for all the Hilary term concerts in this series, below:

Friday 9 February, 1.15pm

Friday 16 February, 1.15pm

Wednesday 28 February, 1.30pm

 

 

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