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April – July 2013

Pre-Concert Events

Come and Sing

Schools’ EventsEnhance your curriculum withlive music at Wigmore Hall

Young People’s Events

Schools’ EventsEnhance your curriculum withlive music at Wigmore Hall

CALENDAR OF EVENTS APRIL – JULY 2013

Wed 3 Apr PRE-CONCERT TALK: Page 8

BRITTEN SINFONIASat 6 Apr PRE-CONCERT TALK: 8

GEORGE BENJAMINThu 11 Apr RNIB STUDY DAY 10

Sun 14 Apr PRE-CONCERT TALK: 8

LE CONCERT SPIRITUELThu 18 Apr PRE-CONCERT TALK: 8

ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSICWed 24 Apr FOR CRYING OUT LOUD! 2

Wed 24 Apr INTRODUCTION TO 10

ROMANTIC MUSICThu 25 Apr WIGMORE STUDY GROUP 11

Mon 29 Apr STUDY AFTERNOON: FRANZ 11

SCHUBERT, THE COMPLETE SONGSTue 30 Apr WIGMORE STUDY GROUP 11

Wed 1 May INTRODUCTION TO 10

ROMANTIC MUSICThu 2 May WIGMORE STUDY GROUP 11

Sat 4 May LECTURE-RECITAL WITH 12

PAUL ROBERTSSun 5 May FAMILY CONCERT: 4

WHEN YESTERDAY WE METWed 8 May CHAMBER TOTS 3

Wed 8 May INTRODUCTION TO 10

ROMANTIC MUSICSat 11 May SIMON BAINBRIDGE STUDY DAY 13

Tue 14 May ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION: 9

JONATHAN BISSWed 15 May ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION: 9

CHRISTIAN TETZLAFF ANDANTJE WEITHAAS

Wed 15 May INTRODUCTION TO Page 10

ROMANTIC MUSIC

Sun 19 May BIRKBECK STUDY AFTERNOON 12

BACH CELLO SUITES:INTERPRETATION AND INNOVATION

Tue 21 May VOICEWORKS 14

Thu 23 May CHAMBER TOTS 3

Sat 25 May FAMILY DAY: 4

STRINGS, BOWS AND BEETHOVEN

Sat 1 Jun RNIB FAMILY DAY: 5

BATTLES AND BALLADS

Tue 4 Jun APERITIF, WITH IGNITE 14

Fri 7 Jun TEACHER TRAINING: 17

THE MUSIC TROLLEY

Sun 9 Jun ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION: 9

JORDI SAVALL

Tue 11 Jun PRE-CONCERT TALK: 9

ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC

Wed 12 Jun FOR CRYING OUT LOUD! 2

Thu 13 Jun SCHOOLS’ CONCERT: 16

SIR SCALLYWAG AND THE

GOLDEN UNDERPANTS

Sat 15 Jun FAMILY DAY: SOUNDS FISHY 5

Tue 18 Jun CHAMBER TOTS 3

Tue 25 Jun TODDLER BOP 2

Wed 26 Jun CHAMBER TOTS 3

Sat 29 Jun COME AND SING: FOLKSONG 15

Fri 19 Jul WOODWOSE: COMMUNITY 18

CHAMBER OPERA

Mon 29 Jul – HALF-TERM COURSE: 6

Thu 1 Aug MUSICAL PORTRAITS

HOW TO BOOKWigmore Hall Box Office, 36 Wigmore Street, London W1U 2BP

Booking opens on 7 February

IN PERSON7 days a week: 10 am – 8.30 pm. Days without an evening concert 10 am – 5 pm

BY TELEPHONE 020 7935 2141

7 days a week: 10 am – 7pm. Days without an evening concert 10 am – 5 pmThere is a non-refundable £2 administration charge for each transaction

ONLINE www.wigmore-hall.org.uk. There is a £1 administration charge online

BOX OFFICE ENQUIRIES 020 7935 2141

WIGMORE HALL LEARNING ENQUIRIES 020 7258 8240

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO JOIN OUR FREE WIGMORE HALL LEARNING MAILING LISTplease call the Box Office or visit www.wigmore-hall.org.uk/learning/brochure/post

We would like to thank the following for their support of the Wigmore Hall Learning programme.Their involvement is greatly appreciated.

The Andor Charitable TrustArts Council EnglandBritten–Pears FoundationCavatina Chamber Music TrustCharities Advisory TrustThe City Bridge TrustCity of Westminster Charitable Trust The Elton FamilyThe Garrick Charitable TrustThe Gordon FoundationHaringey Music ServiceJohn Lyon’s Charity The Loveday Charitable TrustMayfield Valley Arts Trust

Milton Damerel TrustThe Monument TrustValerie O’Connor and Jeanette McIntoshThe Rayne FoundationRothschildThe Sampimon TrustThe Samuel Sebba Charitable TrustThe S E Franklin Charitable Trust No 3Sir Siegmund Warburg’s Voluntary SettlementTower Hamlets Arts Music and Education ServiceMarie-Luise WaldeckCity of WestminsterThe Zochonis Charitable TrustAnd several anonymous donors

Photo Credits: All images except Simon Bainbridge © www.benjaminharte.co.uk.Simon Bainbridge © Andrew Palmer

The right is reserved to substitute artists and to vary programmes if necessary.

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FOR CRYING OUT LOUD!For parents and babies up to 1 year old£6 per adult – babies come free

A series of concerts performed by musicians from the RoyalAcademy of Music for parents and their babies. These45 minute performances offer parents the opportunity toenjoy a programme of beautiful chamber music in a calmand accommodating environment. Although the music willbe appropriate for babies, these concerts are not interactive.

Wednesday 24 April 11.00 am – 11.45 amTom Green Jazz Septet

Wednesday 12 June 11.00 am – 11.45 amMadalyn Parnas violin Daniel Lebhardt piano

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CHAMBER TOTSFor 2 – 5 year oldsMaximum 4 tickets per booking for each event

£6 per child – no ticket required for accompanying adult

Workshop leader Natasha Zielazinski and young performers fromthe Guildhall School of Music & Drama present these popular musicworkshops for toddlers and their carers.

Sessions include a short performance and an interactive workshopfor parents and children together including singing, playingpercussion and a chance to meet the musicians and see theirinstruments close up.

Wednesday 8 May 2.00 pm – 3.00 pm 2 – 5 year olds

Thursday 23 May 10.00 am – 11.00 am 2 – 3 year olds

11.30 am – 12.30 pm 3 – 5 year olds

Tuesday 18 June 10.00 am – 11.00 am 2 – 3 year olds

11.30 am – 12.30 pm 3 – 5 year olds

Wednesday 26 June 10.00 am – 11.00 am 2 – 3 year olds

11.30 am – 12.30 pm 3 – 5 year olds

Please note that tickets for events on these pages will go onsale both online and via phone from 10.00 am on 7 February.

TODDLER BOPFor 1 – 2 year olds£6 per child – no ticket required for accompanying adult

Interactive music, movement and play workshops for youngchildren and their parents with Chamber Tots in the Communityworkshop leader Esther Sheridan and guest musicians.

Tuesday 25 June 10.15 am – 11.00 am

workshop repeated 11.45 am – 12.30 pm

Family EventsSupported by Mayfield Valley Arts Trust and The Monument Trust

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WHEN YESTERDAY WE METSunday 5 May 2.30 pm – 3.30 pm

FAMILY CONCERT For age 8 plus

From fairy tales and Greek myths to tales of the extraordinary,songs have always been a great way to tell stories. Pianistand presenter Dominic Harlan is joined by two superbsingers for a stunningly original concert that combines songsby Schubert, Rachmaninov, Brahms and Ives with elementsof theatre and interactive activities. The result is a thrilling,hands-on show which guides you into the magical world ofsong. For a preview of the concert, filmed live at Wigmore Hall,visit www.dominicharlan.com

Adults £7 Children £5

STRINGS, BOWS AND BEETHOVENSaturday 25 May 10.30 am – 3.30 pm

FAMILY DAY For age 5 plus

Come and explore the amazing world of Beethoven the mastercomposer at this family day led by Neil Valentine. Inspired byBeethoven’s string quartets, this is your opportunity to createyour own musical masterpiece to perform on the Wigmore Hallstage at the end of the day. Please bring your instrument alongif you play one; all instruments welcome!

Adults £12 Children £8

RNIB FAMILY DAY: BATTLES AND BALLADSSaturday 1 June 11.00 am – 4.00 pm

FOR BLIND AND PARTIALLY SIGHTED CHILDRENAGED 6 – 12 YEARS AND THEIR FAMILIES

Discover the stories hidden in the paintings at The WallaceCollection and work with animateurs Rus Pearson andCaroline Welsh to create your own medieval battle songs.This family day will be jam-packed with activities includingarmour handling, lyric writing and composing your ownmusic, which you will perform on the Wigmore Hallstage at the end of the day.

Admission free (ticket required)

For more information and to book please contactJames Risdon, RNIB Music Officer, on 020 7391 2273

or james.risdon@rnib.org.uk

In partnership with the Wallace Collection

SOUNDS FISHYSaturday 15 June

10.30 am – 3.30 pm

FAMILY DAY For age 5 plus

Join singer and animateur Kate Mapp for a Schubert-inspiredday of musical activities. Discover the underwater world of hisfamous song The Trout and create your own fun-filled fishfantasia to perform on the Wigmore Hall stage.

Adults £12 Children £8

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Monday 15 April 1.00 pmCamilla Tilling sopranoPaul Rivinius pianoSchubert, Zemlinsky, Grieg

Wednesday 17 April 7.30 pmCuarteto CasalsSchubert Quartettsatz in C minorString Quartets in E & G major

Friday 19 April 7.30 pmHagen QuartetBeethoven String Quartets

Sunday 21 April 7.30 pmEggner Trio piano trioBrahms, Shostakovich,Beethoven

Wednesday 8 May 7.30 pmTakács QuartetRalph Kirshbaum celloBeethoven and Schubert

Monday 13 May 7.30 pmIsabelle Faust violinAlexander Melnikov pianoBeethoven, Brahms, Bartók

Saturday 25 May 7.30 pmPacifica QuartetHaydn, Bartók, Ravel

Tuesday 4 June 7.30 pmHeath QuartetHaydn, Berg, Beethoven

Monday 17 June 1.00 pmBenjamin Grosvenor pianoBach transcriptions,Beethoven, Liszt

Tuesday 18 June 7.30 pmKopelman QuartetSchubert, Shostakovich,Tchaikovsky

Wednesday 3 July 7.30 pmATOS Trio piano trioRachmaninov, Beethoven, Brahms

Thursday 4 July 7.30 pmBelcea QuartetTill Fellner pianoSchubert, Mozart, Dvor̆ák

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FREE CONCERT TICKETS FOR 8 – 25 YEAR OLDSCHAMBER ZONE: Ticket Scheme for Young People and Schools

Supported by CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust with ongoingsupport from The Monument Trust, The Samuel Sebba CharitableTrust and The Loveday Charitable Trust

Free tickets are available to 8 – 25 year olds for speciallyselected Wigmore Hall series concerts. Please note thereis a limited number of Chamber Zone tickets availableper concert. Please book through the Box Office on020 7935 2141, quoting ‘Chamber Zone’.

This offer is also available to schools, with a freeworkshop in school. For more information pleasevisit www.wigmore-hall.org.uk/chamberzone.

CAVATINAChamber Music Trustwww.cavatina.net

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Young People’s EventsMUSICAL PORTRAITSMonday 29 July – Thursday 1 August

10.30 am – 3.30 pm

FOR YOUNG PEOPLE WITH AUTISTIC SPECTRUM DISORDERS

Be inspired by paintings in the National Portrait Gallery, experiencethe famous acoustic of Wigmore Hall and create some brand newmusic with professional musicians from Ignite, Wigmore Hall Learning’sresident ensemble. Finish by performing your very own pieces onthe Wigmore Hall stage at the end of this four day course.

Free (application required)

For more information, and to apply for a place,contact Turtle Key Arts on 020 8964 5060 oremail ruth@turtlekeyarts.org.uk

Supported by Mayfield Valley Arts Trust andThe Monument Trust

In partnership with the National Portrait Galleryand Turtle Key Arts

For full programme listings please see www.wigmore-hall.org.uk

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PRE-CONCERT TALK: BRITTEN SINFONIAWednesday 3 April 12.15 pm – 12.45 pmFree to lunchtime concert ticket holders (separate ticket required)

An introduction to the lunchtime concert which brings to a close the Britten Sinfonia’scommemorative series with a showcase including Britten’s solo works. Featured is Britten’srarely performed Suite for harp, and oboe masterpiece Six Metamorphoses after Ovid.

PRE-CONCERT TALK:GEORGE BENJAMIN Saturday 6 April 6.00 pm – 6.45 pm £3

As part of our George Benjamin Day, Wigmore Hall’sDirector John Gilhooly talks to the composer aheadof the evening concert performance of his acclaimedchamber opera of 2006, Into the Little Hill.

PRE-CONCERT TALK: LE CONCERT SPIRITUEL Sunday 14 April 6.00 pm – 6.45 pm £3

Richard Langham Smith casts an eye over Frenchsacred music of the Grand Siècle as an introductionto the evening concert of this repertoire.

PRE-CONCERT TALK: ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSICThursday 18 April 6.30 pm – 7.00 pm Free (separate ticket required)

Sara Mohr-Pietsch talks to vibrant conductor Nicholas Collon who introduceshis Academy of Ancient Music debut in a programme charting the inspiration ofthe night upon Mozart and Haydn.

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ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION:JONATHAN BISS Tuesday 14 May 6.00 pm – 6.45 pm £3

Geoffrey Norris and Jonathan Biss introduce the eveningconcert and discuss Purcell, Schumann and the UK premièreof a work by Timothy Andres.

ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION:CHRISTIAN TETZLAFF andANTJE WEITHAASWednesday 15 May 6.00 pm – 6.45 pm £3

Violinists Christian Tetzlaff and Antje Weithaasin conversation with Geoffrey Norris.

ARTISTS IN CONVERSATION:JORDI SAVALLSunday 9 June 6.00 pm – 6.45 pm £3

Radio 3 presenter Catherine Bott interviews Jordi Savallahead of his evening concert, The Celtic viol.

PRE-CONCERT TALK:ACADEMY OF ANCIENT MUSIC Tuesday 11 June 6.30 pm – 7.00 pmFree to concert ticket holders (separate ticket required)

Harpsichordist and Director Richard Egarr introducesthe Academy of Ancient Music’s evening concert,Handel in Italy.

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RNIB STUDY DAYThursday 11 April 10.00 am – 4.00 pm

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT DAY FOR BLIND AND PARTIALLY SIGHTED CLASSICAL PERFORMERS

This practical study day is an opportunity for blind and partially sighted performers to explore,through talks and workshops, current best practice in presenting their work to venues andpromoters, from initial contact to final performance. For more information contact James Risdon, Music Officer, RNIB on 020 7391 2273 or jrisdon@rnib.org.uk

INTRODUCTION TO ROMANTIC MUSICWednesdays 24 April, 1 May and 8 May 5.00 pm – 6.15 pmand Wednesday 15 May 4.30 pm – 5.45 pm

The Romantic era is characterised by fascinating and compelling ideas such as the cult ofvirtuosity; the growing relationship between words and music; and the notion of expansion interms of length of work, size of orchestral forces and the musical language itself. There alsoemerged a split between the forces of ‘progress’, such as Liszt and Wagner, and conservativeslike Brahms and ultimately, at the end of the 19th century, modernism emerged from theembers of late romanticism. Roy Stratford will guide us through the fascinating story ofthis period with particular reference to the profound changes that occurred in the musicallanguage and introducing some of the amazing musicians who made it all happen.

Series ticket price £24

WIGMORE STUDY GROUPThursday 25 April, Tuesday 30 April and Thursday 2 May3.00 pm – 6.00 pm

THE CHAMBER MUSIC OF GABRIEL FAURÉ

The final Wigmore Study Group of the season explores the major chamber works ofGabriel Fauré; music that ‘intoxicated’ Proust, but which is arguably all too rarelyperformed, despite the popularity of the composer’s smaller miniatures. Tied to WigmoreHall’s Fauré series which programmes all his major chamber works over three concerts,this Study Group offers participants the opportunity to discover the richness and depthof this extraordinary music, ranging from the remarkable early first Violin Sonata,completed in 1876 to the mysterious yet compelling late works such as the Piano Trio(1922–3) and the String Quartet (1923–4). Hosted by composer Julian Philips, thisStudy Group offers a mix of presentation, performance and discussion with postgraduatechamber musicians from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama and visiting speakers.Linked to the concerts on 30 April, and 2 & 4 May at 7.30 pm.

Series ticket price £53 including 3 study sessions and a ticketfor the evening concert on 2 May.

STUDY AFTERNOONMonday 29 April 3.30 pm – 6.00 pm

FRANZ SCHUBERT: THE COMPLETE SONGSWith Graham Johnson and Richard Stokes

A lifelong passion for Schubert has led author and pianist Graham Johnsonto spend the last 20 years working on commentaries of Schubert songs andtheir poets, which are now to be published in three volumes by Yale UniversityPress. Graham discusses the subjects of this exciting new book, Franz Schubert:The Complete Songs, with Richard Stokes, Professor of Lieder at the RoyalAcademy of Music.

£10 concessions £6

LECTURE-RECITAL WITH PAUL ROBERTS piano

Saturday 4 May 2.00 pm – 4.00 pm

DEBUSSY AND RAVEL

RAVEL Jeux d’eau; DEBUSSY Estampes; RAVEL Oiseaux tristesDEBUSSY Images II; L’isle joyeuse

Renowned French music specialist Paul Roberts presents this lecture-recital in the year of the 150th anniversary of Debussy’s birth, demonstrating thecreative relationship between the two masters of French Impressionism. PaulRoberts is the author of the seminal Images: The Piano Music of Claude Debussy,and a biography, Debussy. He has just published Reflections: The Piano Musicof Maurice Ravel to wide critical acclaim, and is shortly to release a CD of musicby Ravel and Liszt. He teaches at the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, andgives recitals, lecture-recitals and masterclasses all over the world.

£10 concessions £6

BIRKBECK STUDY AFTERNOONSunday 19 May 3.00 pm – 5.30 pm

BACH CELLO SUITES: INTERPRETATION AND INNOVATION

Thomas Demenga decided to ‘Build on Bach’ twenty years ago, by performingBach alongside new compositions so that audiences would become more opento both. Many successful concerts and recordings followed. The Bach Suites forsolo cello, a challenge both technically and emotionally, have long been closeto Demenga’s heart; and as well as playing much contemporary music he alsocomposes, producing, through innovative techniques, unexpected and beautifulsounds. We delve into the intense world of Bach, and a contrasting variety of newcompositions, to immerse ourselves in the immensely rich world of the cello.Presented by David Sutton-Anderson. Linked to the evening concert (concertticket to be purchased separately).

£10 concessions £6

In association with Birkbeck, University of London

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MUSICIANS FROM THE ROYALNORTHERN COLLEGE OF MUSICCLARK RUNDELL conductor

10.00 am

SIMON BAINBRIDGE Music for Mel and NoraSIMON BAINBRIDGE FolksongSIMON BAINBRIDGE Piano Trio

11.00 am

CHRISTOPHER AUSTIN in conversation withSIMON BAINBRIDGE

12.15 pm

SIMON BAINBRIDGE Clarinet QuintetSIMON BAINBRIDGE Dances for Moon AnimalsSIMON BAINBRIDGE For Miles

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GARY CARPENTER in conversation withSIMON BAINBRIDGE

3.15 pm

SIMON BAINBRIDGE Concertante in Moto PerpetuoSIMON BAINBRIDGE Four Primo Levi Settings

All tickets £3 concessions £2 (each event)Day Ticket £10 concessions £5

Wigmore Hall and the Royal Northern College ofMusic are delighted to focus on the beguiling,beautiful and haunting music of Simon Bainbridge,one of the towering figures of British music.Simon is a composer who has never stood still.The sheer variety in the sound worlds he createsprovides ample testament to a truly extraordinarysonic and structural imagination.

In partnership with theRoyal Northern College of Music

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A CONCERT OF NEW WORKS FOR VOICE

Now in its seventh year, Voiceworks is a unique collaboration between poetsfrom the Contemporary Poetics Research Centre at Birkbeck, and composers,singers and instrumentalists from Guildhall School of Music & Drama,brought together by Wigmore Hall Learning

Details at www.voiceworks.org.ukFree (ticket required)

Aperitif, with IgniteTuesday 4 June 6.00 pm

EARLY EVENING CONCERT

Ignite, Wigmore Hall Learning’s resident ensemble,works primarily through improvisation to deliverboth innovative community programmes anddynamic performances. Drop in after workto hear a collection of brand new worksfrom leading contemporary composers –a perfect start to your evening!

Free (ticket required)

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Come and Sing: FolksongSaturday 29 June 10.30 am – 3.30 pm

The final Come and Sing workshopof the ‘Britten 100’ year focuses onfolk songs, in celebration of Britten’slove of collecting folk tales and musicand incorporating them into his work.

Led by Isabelle Adams, this day willlook at music inspired by Britten, aswell as folksongs from around theworld. Learn some new songs, joinin with fun vocal activities and finishthe day with a performance on theWigmore Hall stage.

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Schools’ ProgrammeThe Schools’ Programme is supported by The Monument Trust, The SamuelSebba Charitable Trust and The Loveday Charitable Trust

Key Stage Concert – Foundation Stage and Key Stage 1

For age 5 plus

TEACHER TRAININGFriday 7 June 9.30 am – 3.30 pm

THE MUSIC TROLLEYThis fun and creative hands-on training course is ideal for primaryschool teachers and peripatetic music staff who need some ideason how to use the instruments in a typical primary school musictrolley. Led by Inspire-works world-music workshop facilitatorsMike Simpson and Tom Gregory, participants will develop properplaying techniques, learn some traditional music from Africa,South America and the Far East which can be played on musictrolley instruments and discover how these styles, teachingmethods and resources link to KS1 and KS2 statutoryprogrammes of study for music in the National Curriculum.

All participants will receive a resource pack.

Suitable for all types of practitioner.Limited to 25 participants

£50 including refreshments

Please book through the Box Office on 020 7935 2141

Thursday 13 June 11.00 am – 12.00 noon

SIR SCALLYWAG AND THE GOLDEN UNDERPANTSwith Ensemble 360 and Polly Ives

When King Colin’s Golden Underpants go missing and the royal bottomis bared, it’s Sir Scallywag to the rescue! Brave and bold, he’s the perfectknight for the job … and what does it matter that he’s only six! Alongsidepieces such as Handel’s Music for the Royal Fireworks and Rossini’sWilliam Tell Overture, Sir Scallywag features lots of audience participationand illustrated projections (including a brief appearance of the King’sbottom!). Based on the book written by Giles Andreae, illustrated by KorkyPaul and published by Puffin, Penguin Books Ltd. Music by Paul Rissmann.

Tickets £2.50 Please book through the Learning team on 020 7258 8240

REICH + REVISITEDAre you a secondary school music teacher? Visitwww.wigmore-hall.org.uk/learning/resourcesfor a series of videos of music written or inspiredby Steve Reich, including Electric Counterpoint.Percussionist Joby Burgess presents performances,interviews and ideas for activities that will helpbring the GCSE syllabus to life.CHAMBER ZONE TICKET SCHEME

Free tickets for schools to selected concerts – see page 7 for details.

Brand new Chamber Opera

written by Kerry Andrew,

directed by Hazel Gould and featuring

Andrew Kennedy (tenor) alongside

members of the local community.

Find out more

www.wigmore-hall.org.uk/learning

Supported by The City Bridge Trust,

Mayfield Valley Arts Trust,

The Monument Trust and

The Samuel Sebba Charitable Trust

Friday 19 July 2013

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Ursula Crickmay Director of Learning • Learning Tel: 020 7258 8240

The Wigmore Hall Trust • Registered Charity No. 1024838

Facilities for Disabled PeopleFor full details please call 020 7258 8210