NATHANIEL BOYD - CELLO
ALEXANDER BOYD - PIANO

SUN
22 JUNE
3PM

BRAHMS
Cello Sonata No. 1
in E minor, Op. 38

RACHMANINOFF
Cello Sonata in
G minor
Op. 19

in association with

21-29 JUNE

A joint exhibition of paintings and prints
 by father and son artists
JAMIE BOYD and NATHANIEL BOYD
can be viewed at events throughout the week.
 

Or drop in at any time on
SATURDAY 28 JUNE
10AM-4PM

Allegretto in c minor D915

Six Moments Musicaux D780

Two scherzos D593

Drei Klavierstucke D946

A profoundly gifted artist who has already achieved artistic greatness.
GRAMOPHONE

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Passionate, pensive and atmospheric.
EVENING STANDARD

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Astute colours and
brilliant technique.
THE TIMEShone

GRAMOPHONE

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SAT
21 JUNE
7.30pm

KATYA APEKISHEVA

…Two outstanding musicians…

Produced the finest account I have heard for a long time – absolutely outstanding from first bar to last.
(Purcell Room)

MUSICAL
OPINION

with thanks to our piano sponsor
Piano Restorations Limited, Buckinghamshire

PIANO WITH LOVE!

THUR
26 JUNE

7.30pm

A programme of much-loved works by a variety of classical composers,
performed by piano
enthusiasts
living in
London.

MIRIAM NOHL
viola da gamba

KRISTINA WATT
voice / theorbo

MICHAELL ELWYN
readings

Poetry and prose readings

SHE'KOYOKH QUARTET

WEDS
25JUNE
8pm

TUES
24 JUNE
7.30pm

FRI
27 JUNE

7.30pm

CONCERTS DON’T COST THE EARTH

Songs & conversation about the
 climate crisis and what to do about it

by father and son artists
JAMIE BOYD
NATHANIEL BOYD

SATURDAY 28 JUNE
10AM-4PM

All-day wines & beers,
coffees & teas,
freshly-squeezed orange
juice, cakes & free nibbles

JAZZ PIANO
with
RICH STEVENS

 

SUN
29 JUNE
3pm

with pianist

performing works by and in celebration of those composers most closely associated with the
Viennese coffee house
Zum Roten Igel. IGEL.
 

Johannes Brahms
Franz Schubert
Felix Mendelssohn
Robert Schumann

A VIENNESE-THEMED
CONCERT

SAT
28 JUNE
7.30pm

YEVGENY SUDBIN

Bach, Provofiev

Sudbin's standing as an electrifying artist was emphatically confirmed.

No pianist of any generation has, in my experience, captured Scriabin's volatility so vividly as Sudbin.

Editor's Choice

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(Wigmore Hall)

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