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Chairman’s Concerts; Royal College of Music, free lunchtime recitals at the Royal Academy of Arts

Every Tuesday and Friday, 28 April - 22 May
1-2pm, Reynolds Room

Meng Yang Pan rehearsing with the Royal College of Music Symphony Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy.
Meng Yang Pan rehearsing with the Royal College of Music Symphony Orchestra conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy. You can hear her play pieces by Scarlatti and Liszt at the Royal Academy Of Arts on 15 May.
Visit the Royal Academy Of Arts to hear students from the Royal College of Music perform masterpieces by such composers as Beethoven, Chopin, Liszt, Debussy and Ravel.

The Royal College of Music is one of the world's leading conservatoires; alumni include Gustav Holst, Ralph Vaughan Williams, Benjamin Britten, Roger Norrington and James Galway. Founded in 1882, the College trains gifted musicians from all over the world for international careers as performers, conductors and composers.

Concerts take place in the Reynolds Room at the Royal Academy of Arts, and are free with no booking required.

Supported by Richard and Victoria Sharp.

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Free Lunchtime Concert Programme

Tuesday 28 April
Musicians: Zhanna Tonaganyan (violin), Yulia Vorontsova (piano)
Programme to include Schumann and Glazunov

Friday 1 May
Musicians: Alexey Chernov (solo piano)
Programme to include Purcell, Schumann and Scriabin

Tuesday 5 May
Musicians Chris Guild (solo piano), Evgeny Andreev (solo piano)
Programme to include Brahms and Elliott Carter

Friday 8 May
Musicians Aleksei Kiseliov (cello), Aliaksandr Muzykanau (piano)
Programme to include Debussy, Bridge and Piazzolla

Tuesday 12 May
Musicians Ilya Movchan (violin), Anna Peletsis (piano)
Programme to include Beethoven and Ravel

Friday 15 May
Musicians Meng Yang Pan (solo piano)
Programme to include Scarlatti and Liszt

Tuesday 19 May
Musicians Michael Sergio Ierace (solo piano), Yoko Nakamura (solo piano)
Programme to include Mozart, Chopin and Schnittke

Friday 22 May
Musicians Sarah Douglas (clarinet), Brieley Cutting (piano)
Programme to include Mozart and Herbert Howells

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