#Rachmaninoff vocalise viola international free series

#Rachmaninoff vocalise viola international free series

She said:' The concert series is a great opportunity to hear some of the University's finest musicians and talented touring professionals, performing outstanding music at no cost. Sarah Blamire-Brown, concerts assistant at the University of Sheffield, encourages people to come along to the concerts and take advantage of the wonderful music ensembles on offer. They will explore themes of love and lost love and also the landscapes of autumn, including rarely-heard gems and well-loved songs. Another highlight includes Constellations for Harp, a recital by Rhodri Davies, which explores the role of harp in contemporary and experimental music, featuring works by Mat Martin, Tim Parkinson, Carole Finer and Michael Maeirhof.ДЄnd if you need a relaxing way to ease yourself into the autumn season, a cycle of songs by Schubert, performed by Charles Daniels on tenor and Geoffrey Govier on piano could be just the thing. This autumn's series includes performances of well-known pieces by Schubert, Mozart and Bach, as well as a unique vocal performance from Muthinimbria, who will perform songs from Zimbabwe and South Africa, using the native mbira (thumb piano).

People interested in attending the concerts, who are not sure if they can make the start of a concert, or stay all the way through, are still encouraged to come along, because they can pop in or out of the venue in between pieces, to suit their individual lunch break. The weekly concerts, which are open to all and last for approximately one hour, will be held on either a Thursday or Friday lunchtime at 1.10pm in the University's Drama Studio on Shearwood Road, near the Hallamshire Hospital.

The concert will be the first of nine concerts that will give Sheffield music fans the chance to catch informal performances of mostly classical works in their lunch hour, for free. The University of Sheffield launches its new autumn series of free lunchtime concerts this week, with a performance by the Sheffield Mappin Trio on Thursday October 5 2006. 3 October 2006 Free classical concerts at lunchtime