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Sat 24 OctDoors 19:00

Bemrose Recital

Multi-Faith Centre · Derby

Kasparas Mikužis is a Lithuanian-born pianist based in London. Named as one of Classic FM’s ‘Rising Stars’ for 2025, he has taken the stages of various highly respected venues such as the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam and the Lithuanian National Philharmonic. In May 2025, Kasparas was one of the winners of the Young Classical Artists Trust (YCAT) international auditions. Kindly supported by the Countess of Munster Musical Trust PROGRAMME To include:- Bach: Toccata F sharp minor Ravel: Sonatine Scriabin: Sonata No. 4 Fauré: Nocturne No. 6

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Sun 15 NovDoors 15:30

Linden Ensemble

Multi-Faith Centre · Derby

Programme to include: Spohr 6 lieder, Brahms 2 lieder Opus 91, Schubert der Hirt auf den felsen (shepherd on a rock) Massenet Pleurez mes yeux from el cid The Linden Ensemble brings together three highly acclaimed artists whose careers span the worlds concert houses. Sarah Williamson (Clarinet) has toured the world, playing at major concert venues and collaborating with numerous leading orchestras. Sarah achieved international fame in 2002 following her success in the BBC Young Musician Competition and Eurovision Competition for Young Musicians Ashley Fripp (Piano) has performed extensively as recitalist, concerto soloist and chamber musician throughout the world’s most prestigious concert halls. Highlights include the Carnegie Hall (New York), Musikverein (Vienna) and Wigmore Halls (London). He has won prizes at more than a dozen national and international competitions, including Leeds International Piano Competitions, the Royal Over-Seas League Competition, the Concours European de Piano (France) and the coveted Gold Medal from the Guildhall School of Music & Drama Susan Parkes (Soprano) is an award winning opera singer who held a scholarship at Royal College of Music for both...

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Sun 14 Feb 2027Doors 15:30

Young Artist Recital - Edward Warner (piano)

Multi-Faith Centre · Derby

Despite only beginning serious study of music at the age of fourteen, Edward has already proven himself to be a capable musician. His playing has been described as having “wide contrasts of tone colour and an impressive sense of drama”, “seemingly effortless agility” and “elegance and serenity”. In 2021, he was awarded the Trinity-Steinway scholarship, which led to numerous performances both in the UK and abroad - recitals at Steinway Hall, the Legnica Culture Centre in Poland, and Palazzo Cavagnis in Venice. Edward’s deep understanding of music underpins his interest in composition and improvisation. He has had his orchestral work, “Paysage-Tableaux”, also premiered by the London Mozart Players.

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Sat 6 Mar 2027Doors 18:30

Beethoven Festival(works for cello and piano) Part 1

Multi-Faith Centre · Derby

In 1990 Richard won a scholarship to the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, studying ‘cello with Raphael Wallfisch and William Pleeth and conducting with Alan Hazeldine. He graduated with Distinction in 1994 and was awarded the Guildhall's coveted Gold Medal for a performance of the Dvořák ‘cello Concerto in the Barbican. 1995 led to a very productive partnership with the pianist Benjamin Frith, including recitals at London's Wigmore Hall, King’s Place and South Bank Centre. The duo has given many recitals together which recently have included performances of Beethoven’s complete works for piano and cello with the academic Richard Wigmore. Richard and Ben have made several recordings including Stanford for the Somm label and works by Ivor Gurney, Cyril Scott and Ian Venables for the Emm label. PROGRAMME Beethoven cello and piano works discussed Beethoven: Sonata no.1 Op.5 no.1 in F major Beethoven: Sonata no.2 Op.5 no.2 in G minor Beethoven: 12 Variations on a Theme from Handel's "See the conquering Hero" from Judas Maccabaeus, WoO45 Beethoven: Sonata no.3 Op. 69 in A major

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Sat 6 Mar 2027Doors 18:30

Beethoven Festival(works for cello and piano) Part 1

Multi-Faith Centre · Derby

In 1990 Richard won a scholarship to the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, studying ‘cello with Raphael Wallfisch and William Pleeth and conducting with Alan Hazeldine. He graduated with Distinction in 1994 and was awarded the Guildhall's coveted Gold Medal for a performance of the Dvořák ‘cello Concerto in the Barbican. 1995 led to a very productive partnership with the pianist Benjamin Frith, including recitals at London's Wigmore Hall, King’s Place and South Bank Centre. The duo has given many recitals together which recently have included performances of Beethoven’s complete works for piano and cello with the academic Richard Wigmore. Richard and Ben have made several recordings including Stanford for the Somm label and works by Ivor Gurney, Cyril Scott and Ian Venables for the Emm label. PROGRAMME Beethoven cello and piano works discussed Beethoven: Sonata no.1 Op.5 no.1 in F major Beethoven: Sonata no.2 Op.5 no.2 in G minor Beethoven: 12 Variations on a Theme from Handel's "See the conquering Hero" from Judas Maccabaeus, WoO 45 Beethoven: Sonata no.3 in A major op. 69

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Sun 7 Mar 2027Doors 15:30

Beethoven Festival(works for cello and piano) Part 2

Multi-Faith Centre · Derby

In 1990 Richard won a scholarship to the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, studying ‘cello with Raphael Wallfisch and William Pleeth and conducting with Alan Hazeldine. He graduated with Distinction in 1994 and was awarded the Guildhall's coveted Gold Medal for a performance of the Dvořák ‘cello Concerto in the Barbican. 1995 led to a very productive partnership with the pianist Benjamin Frith, including recitals at London's Wigmore Hall, King’s Place and South Bank Centre. The duo has given many recitals together which recently have included performances of Beethoven’s complete works for piano and cello with the academic Richard Wigmore. Richard and Ben have made several recordings including Stanford for the Somm label and works by Ivor Gurney, Cyril Scott and Ian Venables for the Emm label. PROGRAMME Beethoven: Variations in E flat from Mozart’s The Magic Flute "Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen" Beethoven: Sonata no.4 op.102 no.1 in C major Beethoven: Variations in F from Mozart’s The Magic Flute "Bei Männern, welche Liebe fühlen" WoO 46 Beethoven: Sonata no.5 op.102 no.2 in D major

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Sun 7 Mar 2027Doors 15:30

Beethoven Festival(works for cello and piano) Part 2

Multi-Faith Centre · Derby

In 1990 Richard won a scholarship to the Guildhall School of Music & Drama, studying ‘cello with Raphael Wallfisch and William Pleeth and conducting with Alan Hazeldine. He graduated with Distinction in 1994 and was awarded the Guildhall's coveted Gold Medal for a performance of the Dvořák ‘cello Concerto in the Barbican. 1995 led to a very productive partnership with the pianist Benjamin Frith, including recitals at London's Wigmore Hall, King’s Place and South Bank Centre. The duo has given many recitals together which recently have included performances of Beethoven’s complete works for piano and cello with the academic Richard Wigmore. Richard and Ben have made several recordings including Stanford for the Somm label and works by Ivor Gurney, Cyril Scott and Ian Venables for the Emm label. PROGRAMME Beethoven: Variations in E flat from Mozart’s The Magic Flute "Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen" Beethoven: Sonata no.4 op.102 no.1 in C major Beethoven: Variations in F from Mozart’s The Magic Flute "Bei Männern, welche Liebe fühlen" WoO 46 Beethoven: Sonata no.5 op.102 no.2 in D major

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Sun 25 Apr 2027Doors 15:30

Slate Quartet

Multi-Faith Centre · Derby

Formed in 2022, the Slate Quartet performs a variety of repertoire, from classical to contemporary and have a particular interest in curation, enjoying working in a conceptually focused way. Taking pride in championing lesser-known and modern works, they actively programme composers from diverse backgrounds or rarely performed pieces into all their concerts. The Slate Quartet are passionate about collaborating with other artists, musical and not, often reaching a wide and diverse audience as a consequence, which is another key part of their ethos. Their debut concert was a collaboration with a graphic designer using minimalist music (Phillip Glass) combined with looping graphics to induce a meditative state in the audience. They have performed at the Royal Festival Hall, the Petworth Festival and Leicester Cathedral and played for audiences in the South of France as part of a residency at the Ferrandou Atelier in 2024. Most recently, they made their King’s Place debut at EMPOWER: Women changing Music performing Imogen Holst and Caroline Shaw with singer Hannah Dienes Williams as well as attending the inaugural year of the Oxford Chamber Music Festival where they received coaching...

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