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First Bach to Baby concert of the Season in Dulwich Village: Mon. 8 September, 10:30am @St Barnabas

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Bach to Baby - the critically acclaimed concert series for baby and you


www.bachtobaby.com/tickets


Date: Monday September 8th. Doors open 10am for refreshments, concert at 10:30m

Location: DULWICH VILLAGE: ST BARNABAS CHURCH, CALTON AVENUE, SE21 7DG


Bach to Baby presents:

Miniatures - Small is Beautiful, piano recital featuring Miaomiao Yu


Celebrating the launch of a new Season and the release of Bach to Baby's debut CD, Miniatures, founder and pianist Miaomiao Yu presents a special programme of her favourite pieces. Get a tantalising taste of music from the disc including nocturnes, dances, and miniatures by Bach, Mozart, Chopin and others, all topped off, of course, with your favourite nursery rhymes!


This is the first concert of the 2014/2015 Season. Sign up to our mailing list to be notified of upcoming concert dates. eepurl.com/oG0jP



Bach to Baby is an innovative classical concert series for babies, tots and their carers to enjoy together. Join us for a monthly event in Dulwich or check our website for more concerts in inspiring locations across London. Featuring world-class performance for the enjoyment of all ages, and one hour long. While allowing children to dance, roam about, and listen to music the way they feel it, these concerts are also for mums and carers to take a moment for themselves, enjoying top quality music performed by professional concert artists - with their babes in tow.


Upcoming concerts in Dulwich:


St. Barnabas, Dulwich Village:

Mondays at 10:30am: Sept 8th, Oct 13th, Nov 10th, Dec 8th, Jan 19th, Feb 9th, March 9th, Apr 13th, May 11th, June 15th, July 6th


All Saints Church, West Dulwich

Fridays at 4:00pm: Sept 26th, Oct 31st, Nov 28th, Dec 19th, Jan 30th, Feb 27th, Mar 27th, Apr 24th, May 29th, June 26th, July 17th

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