MARDEN HOUSE forthcoming CONCERTS
Sunday November 6th. 3.00pm
London Bridge Trio
Ben Hancox -violin, Cara Berridge - cello, Daniel Tong - piano.
This is one of Britain's leading ensembles whose name reflects an admiration for English music of the early twentieth century. They have made frequent appearances in London at the Wigmore Hall, King's Place and St John' Smith Square. Well known for their thought-provoking preconcert talks, they have appeared at many music festivals including the highly successful Winchester Chamber Music Festival.
Their varied repertoire includes the works of Frank Bridge of which they have made some hugely successful recordings. Their performance here will include works by Beethoven, Faur6 and Schubert.
Sunday December 4th 3.00pm
Ariel Lanyi - piano.
Born in Jerusalem in 1997, Ariel completed his studies at the Royal Academy of Music, London. He won many prizes including the inaugural Young Artists Trust (London) and Concert Artists Guild (New York). He has performed widely across the world with many leading orchestras. An avid chamber musician, he has also collaborated with leading members of the Berliner Philharmoniker and
has given recitals around the world, and in Europe, recently performing at our own Wigmore Hall. Ariel is supported by the Countess of Munster Recital Scheme and will perform works by Bach, Franck and Beethoven
Concert sponsored by The Countess of Munster, Musical Trust
Sunday January 29th 3.00pm
Four Hands on One Piano
Emma Abbate and Julian Perkins
The Duo have given duet recitals at many prestigious venues including the Royal Opera House, St John's Smith Square and for the Mozart Society of America and have recorded Mozart's complete sonatas for keyboard duet on period instruments.
Both were awarded Associateships of the Royal Acadamy of Music in recognition of their "significant contribution" to the music profession as witnessed by their extensive performances at both concert societies and international festivals across the world.
Emma is a keen advocate of contemporary music while Julian, with Sounds Baroque, has directed many annual baroque events from Southbank Sinfonia to Snape Makings. They will be performing works by Beethoven, Schubert and Lambert among others.
Sunday February 9th 3.00pm
Robin Green - piano and Ben Tarlton - cello
Robin and Ben both enjoy busy careers as soloists and chamber musicians, performing at venues and festivals across the UK and Europe. They have both won multiple awards and competitions. In addition to their performing careers, Robin and Ben teach at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Robin is a conductor and Ben is a festival director. They will be including works by Schumann and Brahms, as well as folk-inspired music from across Europe.
Sunday March 26th 3.00pm
Karolos Trio with Daniel Tong - piano
Harriet Mackenzie - violin, Sarah-Jane Bradley - viola, Graham Walker - cello,
Karolos brings together internationally acclaimed soloists in a unique chamber music group. They have created he most exquisite ensemble with a rich sound and remarkably intuitive playing. The ensemble is committed to seeking out new repertoire, as well as
performing works from the canon. The group has embarked upon a series of performances and recordings of the superb chamber music of Stephen Dodgson. They will be performing Mozart's magnificent Divertimento in E flat for string trio and will be joined by our Artistic Director, pianist Daniel Tong, playing Mozart's Piano Quartet in G minor.
Sunday April 30th 3.00pm
Enyuan Kong - violin & JongSun Woo - piano
A versatile soloist and chamber musician, violinist Enyuan Kong works closely with composers and performers across many genres. A graduate with distinction for her Masters in Performance at the Guildhall School of Music, she performs regularly at venues such as Barbican, Wigmore Hall and with many orchestras across Europe. JongSun Woo who is a pianist who specialises in song and chamber
music is currently in her final year of an Artist Diploma at the Guildhall School of Music. She has appeared at venues such as Wigmore Hall and Southbank Centre's Purcell Room. She has also performed Beethoven complete works for cello and piano in New York. They will be playing works by Mozart, Janacek and Strauss among others.
Sunday November 6th. 3.00pm
London Bridge Trio
Ben Hancox -violin, Cara Berridge - cello, Daniel Tong - piano.
This is one of Britain's leading ensembles whose name reflects an admiration for English music of the early twentieth century. They have made frequent appearances in London at the Wigmore Hall, King's Place and St John' Smith Square. Well known for their thought-provoking preconcert talks, they have appeared at many music festivals including the highly successful Winchester Chamber Music Festival.
Their varied repertoire includes the works of Frank Bridge of which they have made some hugely successful recordings. Their performance here will include works by Beethoven, Faur6 and Schubert.
Sunday December 4th 3.00pm
Ariel Lanyi - piano.
Born in Jerusalem in 1997, Ariel completed his studies at the Royal Academy of Music, London. He won many prizes including the inaugural Young Artists Trust (London) and Concert Artists Guild (New York). He has performed widely across the world with many leading orchestras. An avid chamber musician, he has also collaborated with leading members of the Berliner Philharmoniker and
has given recitals around the world, and in Europe, recently performing at our own Wigmore Hall. Ariel is supported by the Countess of Munster Recital Scheme and will perform works by Bach, Franck and Beethoven
Concert sponsored by The Countess of Munster, Musical Trust
Sunday January 29th 3.00pm
Four Hands on One Piano
Emma Abbate and Julian Perkins
The Duo have given duet recitals at many prestigious venues including the Royal Opera House, St John's Smith Square and for the Mozart Society of America and have recorded Mozart's complete sonatas for keyboard duet on period instruments.
Both were awarded Associateships of the Royal Acadamy of Music in recognition of their "significant contribution" to the music profession as witnessed by their extensive performances at both concert societies and international festivals across the world.
Emma is a keen advocate of contemporary music while Julian, with Sounds Baroque, has directed many annual baroque events from Southbank Sinfonia to Snape Makings. They will be performing works by Beethoven, Schubert and Lambert among others.
Sunday February 9th 3.00pm
Robin Green - piano and Ben Tarlton - cello
Robin and Ben both enjoy busy careers as soloists and chamber musicians, performing at venues and festivals across the UK and Europe. They have both won multiple awards and competitions. In addition to their performing careers, Robin and Ben teach at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama, Robin is a conductor and Ben is a festival director. They will be including works by Schumann and Brahms, as well as folk-inspired music from across Europe.
Sunday March 26th 3.00pm
Karolos Trio with Daniel Tong - piano
Harriet Mackenzie - violin, Sarah-Jane Bradley - viola, Graham Walker - cello,
Karolos brings together internationally acclaimed soloists in a unique chamber music group. They have created he most exquisite ensemble with a rich sound and remarkably intuitive playing. The ensemble is committed to seeking out new repertoire, as well as
performing works from the canon. The group has embarked upon a series of performances and recordings of the superb chamber music of Stephen Dodgson. They will be performing Mozart's magnificent Divertimento in E flat for string trio and will be joined by our Artistic Director, pianist Daniel Tong, playing Mozart's Piano Quartet in G minor.
Sunday April 30th 3.00pm
Enyuan Kong - violin & JongSun Woo - piano
A versatile soloist and chamber musician, violinist Enyuan Kong works closely with composers and performers across many genres. A graduate with distinction for her Masters in Performance at the Guildhall School of Music, she performs regularly at venues such as Barbican, Wigmore Hall and with many orchestras across Europe. JongSun Woo who is a pianist who specialises in song and chamber
music is currently in her final year of an Artist Diploma at the Guildhall School of Music. She has appeared at venues such as Wigmore Hall and Southbank Centre's Purcell Room. She has also performed Beethoven complete works for cello and piano in New York. They will be playing works by Mozart, Janacek and Strauss among others.