Wind Ensemble Concert- Saturday 18th April at St.Bartholomew's, Sydenham

By Fiona B
April 14, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted April 14, 2015

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Posted April 14, 2015

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Music lovers are invited to experience a distinctive musical experience on Saturday 18th April from the new and innovative chamber group Spectrum Ensemble London.

Be prepared to experience familiar and much loved chamber works arranged for an unusual collection of instruments: two flutes, four clarinets, and two bassoons, in a programme of Ravel, Debussy, Mozart, Rachmaninoff, Massenet, and Schulhoff, all originally written for solo piano, piano and orchestra or string quartet.

The concert will take place at St.Bartholomew?s Church, Sydenham and will start at 7.30. The ticket prices are ?12, ?8 concession and under 16?s free. Book online at

[email protected] or buy on the door.

Come and enjoy this beautiful music accompanied by wine, tea, coffee and delicious cake and take something of the evening away with our newly recorded CD.

For more information about the programme or the group our website is:

http://spectrumensemblelondon.com/Home.html

Or we have a listing on Concert Diary:

http://www.concert-diary.com/concert/799309824/Spectrum-Ensemble-London

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