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Music at Fitz Lent 2018
All events are open to the general public unless specified
Friday 19 January| After
Hall | College Bar | Free
Mondays | 7pm | Old SCR Admission (for members of
FCMS Informal Student Recitals College only)
Fitz Sessions: an opportunity
to hear some of Fitz’s finest
Free admission (includes glass of wine or juice)
student talent in the relaxed
setting of the bar
22 January - A Madrigal History Tour by
Catherine Groom, Isaac Jarratt-Barnham, Seb Friday 26 January | After
Blount and Richard Bateman Hall | Reddaway Room
Free Admission (for
members of College only)
29 January - Charlie Pearch, Catherine
Groom and Seb Blount play CPE Bach’s The MCR presents its annual
triosonata for viola, bass recorder and Burns Night ceilidh, featuring
continuo Ceilidh Factor
5 February - Susanna Pointer plays selections Friday 2 February | 7pm
from JS Bach’s sonatas and partitas for solo Auditorium | £3 (includes
violin glass of wine or juice)
FCMS presents a lecture-
recital by Pierre Riley entitled
12 February - Susanna Pointer, Seb Blount ‘Singing and dancing at the
and Charlie Pearch play Dvořák’s Terzetto for piano: some second thoughts
strings on Schubert’
19 February - Seb Blount sings Finzi’s A Monday 5 February |Doors
Young Man’s Exhortation, with Pierre Riley at open 8.15pm, music from
the piano 8.45pm | Auditorium | £5/
£4 (students) (includes a
drink)
26 February - Fitzwilliam College’s student
string quartet plays Mozart, with two of Fitz Swing presents an
Papageno’s arias from Mozart’s The Magic evening of jazz, ranging from
Flute sung by Rob Nicholas, with Pierre Riley classic swing tunes to Count
Basie, from funk to Latin
5 March - Isaac Jarratt-Barnham (counter-
tenor) gives a vocal recital Friday 16 February | 8pm
Chapel | Free Admission
FCMS presents: Adam Fyfe,
12 March - Anna Sozańska gives an organ
Rob Nicholas and Pierre Riley
recital (NB this recital will take place in the
present an evening of JS
Chapel)
Bach’s vocal and chamber
music
Saturday 17 February Sunday 11 March | 7.30pm
6pm | Auditorium | Free Auditorium | £3 (includes
Admission glass of wine or juice)
An open competition for the ‘FCMS premières’: Musical
College’s music scholarships, Fables: Five Symphonic
awarded annually Poems. A concert of
orchestral compositions by
student composers, including
Thursday 22 February Fitzwilliam College’s
8pm | SCR | Free Admission Sebastian Blount and Abigail
(for members of the MCR Birch. Performed by the
and SCR and their guests Phoenix Ensemble and
only) conducted by Mark Biggins,
A graduate salon entitled Assistant Chorus Master,
Europe: A Celebration English National Opera
featuring music and readings
from across the continent
Tuesday 13 March | 7.30pm
St. Edmund’s College | Free
Saturday 3-Sunday 4 Admission with voluntary
March | Auditorium donation
Details of admission from The termly concert of the
the Director of Music Orchestra on the Hill -
Weber’s Clarinet Concerto
The Fitzwilliam String no. 1, Rodrigo’s Concierto de
Quartet will be in residence, Aranjuez and the Chaminade
presenting a weekend of Concertino
study sessions in
collaboration with
Wigmore’s World. The Thursday 15 March | 1pm
Sunday evening concert will Chapel | Free Admission
feature Schubert’s
Illustrious alumnus Martin
Quartettsatz in C minor,
Shostakovich’s String Outram’s viola students -
including Fitzwilliam
Quartet no. 14 in F-sharp
major, and Schubert’s College’s Charlie Pearch -
offer a lunchtime concert
‘Rosamunde’ String Quartet
in A minor including works for solo viola
by Berkeley and Hindemith
Saturday 10 March | 6pm
Friday 16 March | 6pm
Chapel | Free admission
Chapel | Free Admission
Some of Fitz’s finest singers
Concert of music by female
present contemplative and
composers as part of the
beautiful solo vocal music for
Lent, including Pergolesi’s ‘Writing Women in History’
symposium
beautiful Stabat materOver the Vacation
26-28 March, details of timings from Looking Ahead to Next
www.cambridgeyouthopera.com
Term
Auditorium, ticket details from
www.cambridgeyouthopera.com
Cambridge Youth Opera presents a double Saturday 5 May
bill: Britten’s The Little Sweep and Edward
‘Rumi’ – a miniature festival of the
Barnes’s The Hiding Tree
Persian master’s poetry, and new
composition inspired by it. Featuring
the Ligeti String Quartet
Friday 13 April | 7.30pm
Chapel, free admission
A concert of eighteenth-century chamber Monday 21 May
music, including repertoire by composers A solo recital by Anne Denholm, harpist
associated with Cambridge, presented by to HRH the Prince of Wales
invitation of members of the Fellowship
Catherine Groom, Director of Music
Catherine (music@fitz.cam.ac.uk) is always delighted to receive proposals for
concerts from any member of College, and enquiries about any aspect of
collegiate music-making. Her office is at the back of the Auditorium building
and there are almost always biscuits to be found there.
Storey’s Way, Cambridge CB3 0DG
E: music@fitz.cam.ac.uk
T: +44 (0)1223 765757
FitzMusicSoc
FitzCollMusic
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