Silver Clef Concert Series 2010
We're excited to announce our next concert at the Nordoff Robbins London Centre. Taking place on Saturday 9th October 2010 at 7.00 pm it will feature the London-based Sundanese Gamelan Ensemble Sekar Enggal.
If you would like to be added to our concert mailing list please contact Gemma Fleet: tel 020 7267 4496 / email gemma.fleet@nordoff-robbins.org.uk
About the Silver Clef Concert Series
The Silver Clef Concerts were inaugurated in 2009. They present exciting and unusual performances by versatile and talented musicians. The concerts are held three times a year on Saturday evenings at the Nordoff Robbins London Centre in Kentish Town (NW5).
VENUE
Situated right beside Hampstead Heath in north London, the attractive and intimate conference hall at the Nordoff Robbins London Centre is an ideal venue in which to enjoy fine music-making. The excellent facilities and resources include two concert grand pianos.
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TICKETS
All proceeds from ticket sales go to the Nordoff Robbins charity. Nordoff Robbins would like to thank all the musicians who have performed in the Silver Clef Concerts for their fantastic music-making generously offered in aid of the charity.
Details of forthcoming concerts are posted here as they become available.
Tickets at the door: £10
Enquiries: Gemma Fleet: tel 020 7267 4496 / email gemma.fleet@nordoff-robbins.org.uk
Please contact Matthew Dixon if you are a musician who would be interested in playing in one of these concerts.
PREVIOUS CONCERTS
2010
On January 30, 2010 Katie Bird (soprano), Lucy Downer (clarinet / bass clarinet) and Claire Howard (piano) treated our audience to an exciting and unusual programme both familiar and intriguing, including classical, folk, spanish and contemporary music. On May 22, 2010 Tessa Uys, one of South Africa's most distinguished concert pianists, performed a fabulous recital of popular works by Haydn, Janacek and Schumann.
2009
The successful inaugural concert in the series on January 17, 2009 presented three groups exploring the borders between classical music and jazz. This was followed on May 16, 2009 with a dazzling performance of Beethoven's monumental Kreutzer Sonata by chamber duo Tom Hankey (violin) and Mario Eugster (piano). And on November 21, 2009 Lucy Dixon and David Gordon delighted the audience with tap dancing, live electronics, tango and improvisation.