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Photograph © Francis Knights, 2019
EASTER 2019
Music at Fitz
All events are open to the general public unless specified
Mondays | 7pm
FCMS Informal Student Recitals
Admission free
6 MAY | OLD SCR – talented players from the first-year undergraduate cohort,
including oboist Katrina Mulheran and pianist Bernard Ko, present a collaborative
recital
13 MAY | CHAPEL – Organ Scholar Anna Sozańska presents a varied recital
programme on the Chapel’s fine organ
20 MAY | OLD SCR – Lucy Crocker (viola), Gwen Baines (cello) and Pierre Riley
(piano) showcase the writing of English eighteenth-century composer William
Flackton
27 MAY | OLD SCR – folk music from a variety of intriguing traditions, played and
sung by College musicians including melodeonist James Rhodes
3 JUNE | OLD SCR – those members of the FCMS committee fortunate enough not
to be engaged in examinations offer a musically stimulating study break to those
that are
10 JUNE | OLD SCR – Jonas Amend (violin) and Anna Sozańska (piano) present a
selection of sonata repertoire
Photograph © John Cleaver, 2019
FRIDAY 26 APRIL | 8PM | AUDITORIUM | FRIDAY 17 MAY | 7.30PM | AUDITORIUM |
ADMISSION FREE ADMISSION FREE
Susanna Pointer Sam Hartley
Third-year Music Tripos reader Susanna MPhil pianist and composer Sam Hartley plays
Pointer presents the music she will offer for music by Chopin as well as original material
her Finals performance recital, including
works by Messiaen and Ravel
SATURDAY 25 MAY | 6.30PM | AUDITORIUM
| See advertising for admission price
SATURDAY 27 APRIL | 7.30PM |
AUDITORIUM | £12 (general) £8 Fitzwilliam String Quartet with guest viola
(concessions) £4 (Fitz members) player James Boyd
Folk At Fitz: The Askew Sisters The Fitzwilliam String Quartet returns to
College with a concert featuring movements
Acclaimed nationally and internationally as from JS Bach’s Art of Fugue and Bruckner’s
interpreters of English folk music and extraordinary String Quintet. As usual,
balladry, Hazel’s (vocals, melodeon, coaching will be available to student string
concertina) and Emily’s (vocals, fiddles) third players and chamber ensembles
album ‘In The Air Or The Earth’ won the
Spiral Earth Award for the best traditional
album of 2015. Get tickets here: THURSDAY 30 MAY | 8PM | SCR |
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/folk-at-fitz-the- ADMISSION FREE (for Fitz graduate students
askew-sisters-tickets-58799064585 only)
Graduate salon
FRIDAY 3 MAY | 7.30PM | AUDITORIUM | Music and poetry performed by and for
£8 (general) £4 (concessions) £2 (Fitz graduate students in the convivial
members) surroundings of the SCR. Drinks and nibbles
Fitzwilliam Chamber Opera: The Marriage of included
Figaro
Mozart’s hilarious, farcical comedy of SATURDAY 8 JUNE | 7.30PM | CHAPEL |
disguise and mistaken identity is sung in ADMISSION FREE
Jeremy Sams’ brilliant translation, set in the
1950s, with twelve-piece orchestra. Tickets Clarinet, cello and piano trio
available here: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/ A superb all-graduate ensemble of Maurits
fitzwilliam-chamber-opera-the-marriage-of- Houck, Constantin Kilcher and Pierre Riley
figaro-tickets-59765146161 delivers Brahms’s op. 114 trio for clarinet,
cello and piano
SATURDAY 4 MAY | 2.30PM | AUDITORIUM
| £8 (general) £4 (concessions) £2 (Fitz THURSDAY 13 JUNE | 8PM | AUDITORIUM |
members) £5
Fitzwilliam Chamber Opera: The Marriage of Barbers/Sirens Cheese and Wine
Figaro
Fitz’s two much-loved a cappella groups
The second and final performance of present their popular annual showcase
Mozart’s hilarious, farcical comedy of
disguise and mistaken identity, sung in
Jeremy Sams’ brilliant translation, set in the
1950s, with twelve-piece orchestra WEDNESDAY 19 JUNE | TIMING AS
ADVERTISED | GROVE LAWN | ADMISSION
FREE
SATURDAY 11 MAY | FROM 8PM | BAR | Billy Day
ADMISSION FREE The FCMS’s annual summer garden party this
Gin & Jazz year forms a component part of the JCR/MCR-
organised ‘Billy Day’ in celebration of the
This term’s edition of the popular student College’s 150h birthday. The JCR-organised
jazz open-mic night Fitz Sessions will also take place this eveningDuring the vacation
SUNDAY 14 – SATURDAY 20 JULY
Akiko Ono’s Annual Summer School
Internationally-renowned violinist Akiko Ono hosts her annual summer school at Fitz.
There will be presentations from local young violinists and from Akiko’s own Yehudi
Menuhin School studio
SATURDAY 31 AUG
Young Women’s Conducting Workshop
Aspiring young female conductors from Cambridgeshire and Fitz linked schools work
on technique and repertoire with student string players, culminating in a short
presentation
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
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