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JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH 2 1 / 2 2 S E A S O N wigmore-hall.org.uk
It has been a source of great joy to welcome larger audiences
back to Wigmore Hall since early September. Thanks to the
generosity and kindness of our supporters, our diverse concert
and learning programme continues to enrich the lives of
audiences in the Hall and online. Your support also enables us
to help musicians, who lost so much due to COVID-19, get back
on their feet, although many of them still carry a heavy burden.
The Hall continues to face challenges and rebuilding audiences
to full capacity is going to be an uphill battle. Audiences are
returning slowly; sometimes the Hall is completely full, but in
September we averaged only 50% of capacity. This was to
be expected as many remain cautious. Attendance has since
greatly improved, but your ongoing generosity enables us
to plan for the long term and to inspire the concert seasons
ahead. We cannot allow what was a thriving programme at the
forefront of the chamber music world to be diminished. There
are many ways to support the Hall as we navigate this critical
period, whether it be through our Friends, our invaluable
Audience Fund, or by contributing to our newly launched
Wigmore Ensemble which we set up specifically to help us on
the road to recovery. Please continue to give as much as you
can. It is making all the difference to the artists as they build up
work commitments, to audiences in the Hall and to audiences
watching from home.
I take encouragement from the fact that the pandemic caused
many people to reflect on just how important the arts and
music are in our lives and the scale of what could be lost
without adequate support, and I am filled with gratitude when
I think about everything you do for Wigmore Hall in these
times of particular difficulty. Your generosity gives us hope, a
precious thing for musicians and audiences worldwide.
I look forward to welcoming to you to a Wigmore Hall event,
either online or in person as the season continues.
John Gilhooly, Director
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Book with confidence Wigmore Hall is ready to give you a warm welcome. This spring might be your first visit back to the Hall, or even your first time visiting, so we want to let you know what has changed, and what never will. Quality Assured The repertoire heard by Wigmore Hall’s audiences spans the centuries and is brought to life by the world’s finest musicians and this hasn’t changed. This season, Wigmore Hall will still be presenting the best quality artists performing the most interesting and engaging programmes at the highest level for you to enjoy and appreciate. We can’t wait for you to discover new artists and music, and return to your favourites. Visiting the Hall Wigmore Hall Restaurant and Bar will be open for you to enjoy food before your concert and catch up with friends over a drink during the interval. The cloakroom will be open for you to leave your belongings during the concert, and the lift will be operating. Cleaning Wigmore Hall will be maintaining regular cleaning and sanitation of the whole building so you can feel as comfortable as possible in the Hall. Hand sanitiser will be readily available too. Travel The best way to get to Wigmore Hall is by public transport. Our closest tube stations are Oxford Circus and Bond Street, and many bus routes pass through nearby Oxford Street. If you are arriving by car, you can be dropped off outside the main entrance on Wigmore Street. If you need a place to park, we can recommend Q-Park on Cavendish Square where you can get 50% off parking costs with your Wigmore Hall printed ticket or print at home ticket. Returns Policy If a concert is cancelled for any reason, you will receive a full refund. If you are unable to attend a concert and let us know two weeks in advance, we are happy to exchange your ticket for a credit voucher, valid for six months, so you can visit Wigmore Hall again in the future. More helpful information: FAQs: wigmore-hall.org.uk/faq Access: wigmore-hall.org.uk/visit-us/access Visit us: wigmore-hall.org.uk/visit-us © Kaupo Kikkas
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January Wed 26 7.30pm Christian Tetzlaff violin; Julian Prégardien tenor; 14
Tanja Tetzlaff cello; Lars Vogt piano
Sun 2 11.30am Antje Weithaas violin; Thomas Hoppe piano 6
Thu 27 10.15am Chamber Tots: Journeys 14
Sun 2 7.30pm The English Concert; Harry Bicket director; 6
Miah Persson soprano; Thu 27 11.45am Chamber Tots: Journeys 14
Jonathan McGovern baritone Thu 27 7.30pm Christian Blackshaw piano 15
Mon 3 1.00pm Elizabeth Watts soprano; Julius Drake piano 6 Fri 28 7.30pm Iestyn Davies countertenor; 15
Mon 3 7.30pm Wihan Quartet 6 Thomas Dunford lute
Tue 4 7.30pm Elisabeth Leonskaja piano 7 Sat 29 1.00pm Kathryn Stott piano 15
Wed 5 7.30pm Johannes Kammler baritone; Roger Vignoles piano 7 Sat 29 7.30pm Jerusalem Quartet: Beethoven Cycle 15
Thu 6 7.30pm Roberta Invernizzi soprano; Arianna Vendittelli 7 Sun 30 11.30am Maki Sekiya piano 15
soprano; Sonia Prina contralto; Sun 30 3.00pm Royal Academy of Music Song Circle 16
Compagnia dei Violini; Alessandro Ciccolini Sun 30 7.30pm Günther Groissböck bass; 16
violin, leader Malcolm Martineau piano
Fri 7 7.30pm Louis Lortie Presents: Musicians from 7 Mon 31 1.00pm Stuart Jackson tenor; Kathryn Stott piano 16
Chapelle Reine Elisabeth Mon 31 7.30pm Francesco Piemontesi piano; Alexi Kenney 16
Sat 8 7.30pm Louis Lortie Presents: Musicians from 7 violin; Daniel Müller-Schott cello
Chapelle Reine Elisabeth
Sun 9 11.30am Castalian String Quartet 7 February
Sun 9 7.30pm Gerald Finley bass-baritone; Julius Drake piano 8 Tue 1 1.00pm Mayumi Kanagawa violin; Viller Valbonesi piano 17
Mon 10 1.00pm Henning Kraggerud violin; Ljubica Stojanovic piano 8 Tue 1 7.30pm Jordi Savall director, viols; Xavier Díaz-Latorre 17
Mon 10 7.30pm Gabrieli Consort & Players; Charlotte Shaw 8 guitar; Andrew Lawrence-King Spanish
soprano; Helen Charlston mezzo-soprano; baroque harp; Pedro Estevan percussion
Jeremy Budd tenor; Ashley Riches bass-baritone Wed 2 7.30pm Michael Collins clarinet; Michael McHale 17
Tue 11 1.00pm Claire Booth soprano; Christopher Glynn piano 9 piano; Isabelle van Keulen violin;
Tue 11 7.30pm Jean-Efflam Bavouzet piano 9 Laura Samuel violin; Philip Dukes viola;
Wed 12 7.30pm Hilary Hahn violin; Andreas Haefliger piano 9 Kristina Blaumane cello
Tue 13 7.30pm Jean-Efflam Bavouzet piano; 9 Thu 3 7.30pm Pavel Kolesnikov piano 17
Dmitry Shishkin piano Fri 4 7.30pm Josè Maria Lo Monaco mezzo-soprano; 18
Fri 14 1.00pm Thomas Adès piano; Pekka Kuusisto violin 9 Oblivion Ensemble
Fri 14 7.30pm Jennifer Johnston mezzo-soprano; 10 Sat 5 11.30am The African Concert Series Day 18
Malcolm Martineau piano Sat 5 3.00pm The African Concert Series Day 19
Sat 15 5.30pm Nash Ensemble: Dame Myra Hess Celebration 10 Sat 5 7.30pm The African Concert Series Day 19
Pre-Concert Talk Sun 6 11.30am Merel Quartet 20
Sat 15 7.00pm Nash Ensemble: Dame Myra Hess Celebration 10 Sun 6 7.30pm James Ehnes violin; Andrew Armstrong piano 20
Sun 16 11.30am Anssi Karttunen cello; Florent Boffard piano 11 Mon 7 1.00pm Barnabás Kelemen violin; Nicolas Altstaedt cello 20
Sun 16 7.30pm Belcea Quartet; Quatuor Ebène 11 Mon 7 7.30pm London Handel Players; Julia Doyle soprano; 20
Mon 17 1.00pm Sandrine Piau soprano; David Kadouch piano 11 Daniel Taylor countertenor; Charles Daniels tenor;
Mon 17 7.30pm Belcea Quartet; Quatuor Ebène 11 Matthew Brook bass-baritone
Tue 18 7.30pm Andrè Schuen baritone; Daniel Heide piano 12 Tue 8 7.30pm Tenebrae; Olivia Jageurs harp 20
Wed 19 7.30pm Takács Quartet; Aleksandar Madžar piano 12
Learning Festival: Reflections
Thu 20 7.30pm Takács Quartet; Aleksandar Madžar piano 12
Wed 9 11.00am For Crying Out Loud!: W1 Brass 21
Fri 21 7.30pm Lawrence Power viola; Matthew Hunt clarinet; 12
Wed 9 12.30pm For Crying Out Loud!: W1 Brass 21
Huw Watkins piano
Thu 10 11.00am Schools Concert: Beaten Track 21
Sat 22 1.00pm Carducci String Quartet: 12
Shostakovich String Quartet Cycle Fri 11 10.15am Chamber Tots: Enchanted Worlds 21
Sat 22 7.30pm Carducci String Quartet: 13 Fri 11 11.45am Chamber Tots: Enchanted Worlds 21
Shostakovich String Quartet Cycle Sat 12 3.00pm Imagine Series 22
Sun 23 11.30am Carducci String Quartet: 13 Tue 15 6.00pm Bechstein Sessions: Miyabi Duo 22
Shostakovich String Quartet Cycle Fri 18 10.00am Family Workshop: Hall of Mirrors 22
Sun 23 3.00pm Carducci String Quartet: 13 Sat 19 2.00pm Family Concert: Beaten Track 22
Shostakovich String Quartet Cycle
Sun 23 7.30pm Carducci String Quartet: 13 Wed 9 7.30pm Danny Driver piano; Andrew Zolinsky piano; 23
Shostakovich String Quartet Cycle Chloë Hanslip violin; Alec Frank-Gemmill horn;
Mon 24 1.00pm Elisabeth Brauss piano 13 Arditti Quartet
Mon 24 7.30pm Leonidas Kavakos violin; Enrico Pace piano 13 Thu 10 7.30pm Jakub Józef Orliński countertenor; Il Pomo d’Oro 23
Tue 25 7.30pm Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin 14 Fri 11 7.30pm Vienna Piano Trio 23
Sat 12 7.00pm Nash Ensemble: Dame Myra Hess Celebration 24
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Sun 13 11.30am Nash Ensemble: Dame Myra Hess Celebration 24 Thu 10 7.30pm Apartment House 32
Sun 13 7.30pm Janine Jansen violin; Denis Kozhukhin piano 24 Fri 11 7.30pm Lucy Crowe soprano; Anna Tilbrook piano 33
Mon 14 1.00pm Augustin Hadelich violin; Charles Owen piano 24 Sat 12 3.00pm Imagine Series 33
Mon 14 7.30pm Mark Padmore tenor; Imogen Cooper piano 25 Sat 12 7.00pm Nash Ensemble: Dame Myra Hess Celebration 33
Tue 15 1.00pm Adelphi Quartet 25 Sun 13 11.30am Irène Duval violin; Ariel Lanyi piano 34
Tue 15 7.30pm Hyeyoon Park violin; Benjamin Grosvenor piano 25 Sun 13 3.00pm Gary Hoffman cello 34
Wed 16 7.30pm Jerusalem Quartet: Beethoven Cycle 25 Sun 13 7.30pm Gary Hoffman cello 34
Thu 17 7.30pm Andreas Haefliger piano; Escher String Quartet 25 Mon 14 1.00pm Ingrid Fliter piano 34
Fri 18 7.30pm Benjamin Appl baritone; James Baillieu piano 26 Mon 14 7.30pm Boris Giltburg piano 34
Sat 19 7.30pm Carolyn Sampson soprano; Tim Mead 26 Tue 15 6.00pm Bechstein Sessions: Nobody’s Jig 35
countertenor; Arcangelo Tue 15 7.30pm Alban Gerhardt cello; Steven Osborne piano 35
Sun 20 11.30am Novus String Quartet 26 Wed 16 7.30pm Danish String Quartet 35
Sun 20 7.30pm Gidon Kremer violin; Giedrė Dirvanauskaitė 26 Thu 17 11.00am Schools Concert: Viola’s Time-Travelling 35
cello; Georgijs Osokins piano Musical Adventures
Mon 21 1.00pm Tine Thing Helseth trumpet; Gunnar Flagstad piano 26 Thu 17 7.30pm Trio Balthasar 35
Mon 21 7.30pm Novus String Quartet 26 Fri 18 10.15am Chamber Tots: Enchanted Worlds 36
Tue 22 7.30pm Ignat Solzhenitsyn piano; Simon Barrad baritone; 27 Fri 18 11.45am Chamber Tots: Enchanted Worlds 36
Timothy Ridout viola
Fri 18 7.30pm Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective 36
Wed 23 10.15am Chamber Tots: Tree Tops & Forest Floors 27
Sat 19 11.00am Family Concert: Viola’s Time-Travelling 36
Wed 23 11.45am Chamber Tots: Tree Tops & Forest Floors 27 Musical Adventures
Wed 23 7.30pm Reinis Zariņš piano 27 Sat 19 7.30pm Angela Hewitt piano 36
Thu 24 7.30pm Benedetti Elschenbroich Grynyuk Trio 27 Sun 20 11.30am Leonore Piano Trio 37
Fri 25 3.00pm Music for the Moment 27 Sun 20 3.00pm Helen Charlston mezzo-soprano; 37
Fri 25 7.30pm James Newby baritone; Simon Lepper piano 28 Sholto Kynoch piano
Sat 26 7.30pm Dunedin Consort; Anna Dennis soprano; 28 Sun 20 7.30pm Jess Gillam saxophone; Manchester Camerata 37
Matthew Brook baritone Mon 21 1.00pm Louise Alder soprano; Joseph Middleton piano 37
Sun 27 11.30am Zoltán Fejérvári piano 28 Mon 21 7.30pm Christian McBride & Inside Straight 38
Sun 27 7.30pm Sergei Babayan piano; Martha Argerich piano 28 Tue 22 5.00pm Students from the Royal Academy of Music Side 38
Mon 28 1.00pm Dorothee Mields soprano; Tobias Koch fortepiano 29 by Side with Members of the Nash Ensemble
Mon 28 7.30pm Sir András Schiff Haydn Festival 29 Tue 22 6.15pm Nash Inventions: Alexander Goehr in 38
conversation with Gillian Moore CBE
March Tue 22 7.30pm Nash Inventions: Alexander Goehr 90th 39
Tue 1 1.00pm Theo Plath bassoon; 29 Birthday Celebration
Aris Alexander Blettenberg piano Wed 23 7.30pm Alice Coote mezzo-soprano; 39
Tue 1 7.30pm Sir András Schiff Haydn Festival 29 Graham Johnson piano
Wed 2 7.30pm Sir András Schiff Haydn Festival 29 Thu 24 7.30pm Jean-Guihen Queyras cello; 39
Thu 3 10.15am Chamber Tots: Journeys 30 {oh!} Orkiestra Historyczna;
Martyna Pastuszka violin, director
Thu 3 11.45am Chamber Tots: Journeys 30
Fri 25 11.00am For Crying Out Loud! 40
Thu 3 7.30pm Sir András Schiff Haydn Festival 30
Fri 25 12.30pm For Crying Out Loud! 40
Fri 4 7.30pm Sir András Schiff Haydn Festival 30
Fri 25 7.30pm Joshua Bell violin; Shai Wosner piano 40
Sat 5 10.00am Family Workshop 30
Sat 26 12 noon 90 Minutes for 90 Years! Ursula Jones 40
Sat 5 7.30pm Sir András Schiff Haydn Festival 31
Birthday Celebration
Sun 6 11.30am Chiaroscuro Quartet; Matthew Hunt clarinet 31
Sat 26 7.30pm Wihan Quartet 40
Sun 6 7.30pm Solomon’s Knot 31
Sun 27 11.30am Wihan Quartet 40
Mon 7 1.00pm Simon Trpčeski piano; Sorin Spasinovici viola; 31
Sun 27 7.30pm The Sixteen 41
Alexander Somov cello; Hidan Mamudov
clarinet; Vlatko Nushev percussion Mon 28 1.00pm Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective 41
Mon 7 7.30pm Stéphane Degout baritone; Simon Lepper piano 31 Mon 28 7.30pm Royal Academy of Music Baroque Soloists; 41
Rachel Podger violin
Tue 8 1.00pm Rowan Hellier mezzo-soprano; 31
Sholto Kynoch piano Tue 29 1.00pm Jordan Bak viola 41
Tue 8 7.30pm Elaine Mitchener vocalist; Sarah Saviet violin; 32 Tue 29 7.30pm Schumann Quartet 42
Mira Benjamin violin; Bridget Carey viola; Wed 30 7.30pm Alina Ibragimova violin; Cédric Tiberghien 42
Tamaki Sugimoto cello; Heather Roche clarinet; piano; Doric String Quartet
Siwan Rhys piano Thu 31 10.15am Chamber Tots: Tree Tops & Forest Floors 42
Tue 8 8.45pm Post-Concert Discussion 32 Thu 31 11.45am Chamber Tots: Tree Tops & Forest Floors 42
Wed 9 7.30pm Leon McCawley piano 32 Thu 31 7.30pm Jerusalem Quartet: Beethoven Cycle 42
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Sunday 2 January Monday 3 January
11.30am 1.00pm
Antje Weithaas violin Elizabeth Watts soprano
Thomas Hoppe piano Julius Drake piano
Mozart Violin Sonata in E minor K304 Imogen & Gustav Holst
Schumann Violin Sonata No. 1 in A minor Op. 105 Purcell The fatal hour comes on apace realised
Franck Sonata in A for violin and piano by Imogen Holst
£16 (concessions £14) including coffee/sherry/juice D Purcell An answer to a lady who asked what
life was realised by Imogen Holst
Sunday 2 January Humfrey As freezing fountains realised by
7.30pm Imogen Holst; In vain does nature’s bounteous
hand supply realised by Imogen Holst; A lover
The English Concert I’m born realised by Imogen Holst
Harry Bicket director I Holst Weathers; Little Thinkest Thou, Poore
Flower; 4 Songs from Tottel’s Miscellany
Miah Persson soprano (as Dafne) G Holst Hymns from the Rig Veda Op. 24
Jonathan McGovern baritone (as Apollo) I Holst From 10 Appalachian Folk Songs: My
Handel Concerto grosso in D Op. 6 No. 5 dearest dear, The brisk young lover & I must
HWV323; Silete venti HWV242; Apollo e and I will get married (world premières)
Dafne HWV122 £16 (concessions £14)
£50 £40 £30 £25 £16
Monday 3 January
7.30pm
Wihan Quartet
Wolf Italian Serenade in G
Ravel String Quartet in F
Dvořák String Quartet in E flat Op. 51
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
In Memory of Pamela Majaro
Antje Weithaas The English Concert Elizabeth Watts Wihan Quartet
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Tuesday 4 January Friday 7 January
7.30pm 7.30pm
Elisabeth Leonskaja piano Louis Lortie Presents: Musicians
Mozart Fantasia in C minor K475; Piano from Chapelle Reine Elisabeth
Sonata in C minor K457 Alexander Kashpurin piano
Schoenberg Suite for piano Op. 25 Alexander Gadjiev piano
Brahms Piano Sonata No. 3 in F minor Op. 5 Djordje Radevski piano
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16 Beethoven/Liszt Symphony No. 1 in C Op. 21
S464/1; Symphony No. 7 in A Op. 92 S464/7;
Wednesday 5 January
Symphony No. 3 in E flat Op. 55 S464/3
7.30pm
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Johannes Kammler baritone
Saturday 8 January
Roger Vignoles piano
7.30pm
Strauss Madrigal; Winternacht; Lob des
Leidens; Aus den Liedern der Trauer; Heimkehr Louis Lortie Presents: Musicians
Schumann Dichterliebe Op. 48
from Chapelle Reine Elisabeth
Boulanger Reflets; Attente; Le retour; Dans
l’immense tristesse Salih Can Gevrek piano
Vaughan Williams Songs of Travel Louis Lortie piano
Hélène Mercier piano
£35 £30 £26 £22 £16
Beethoven/Liszt Symphony No. 5 in C minor
Thursday 6 January Op. 67 S464/5; Symphony No. 9 in D minor
7.30pm Op. 125 S567
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Roberta Invernizzi soprano
Arianna Vendittelli soprano Sunday 9 January
11.30am
Sonia Prina contralto
Compagnia dei Violini Castalian String Quartet
Alessandro Ciccolini violin, leader Mozart String Quartet No. 15 in D minor K421
Hasse La Semele Sibelius String Quartet in D minor Op. 56
‘Voces intimae’
£60 £50 £40 £30 £16
£16 (concessions £14) including coffee/sherry/juice
Supported by Pauline and Ian Howat
Elisabeth Leonskaja Roberta Invernizzi Louis Lortie Castalian String Quartet
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Sunday 9 January Monday 10 January
7.30pm 7.30pm
Liturgical Feasts Series
Gerald Finley bass-baritone
Julius Drake piano Gabrieli Consort & Players
Schubert An Silvia; Liebesbotschaft from Paul McCreesh director
Schwanengesang D957; Wandrers Nachtlied II; Charlotte Shaw soprano
Der Winterabend; Bei dir allein
Helen Charlston mezzo-soprano
Wolf From Mörike Lieder: Gesang Weylas,
Fussreise, Heimweh, Begegnung, Verborgenheit, Jeremy Budd tenor
Der Feuerreiter, Um Mitternacht & Abschied Ashley Riches bass-baritone
Mark-Anthony Turnage Without Ceremony
Anon Puer natus in Bethlehem
Morley O Mistresse mine
Bach Sie werden aus Saba alle kommen
Korngold Under the Greenwood Tree from
BWV65; Pastorale in F BWV590; Schmücke
4 Lieder from Shakespeare Op. 31; Hey Robin!
dich, o liebe Seele BWV180; Sinfonia from Ich
from Songs of the Clown Op. 29
steh‘ mit einem Fuss im Grabe BWV156; Mass
Rautavaara Shall I compare thee from
in F BWV233
3 Sonnets of Shakespeare
Tippett Full fathom five from Songs for Ariel £50 £40 £30 £25 £16
Dring Take, O Take Those Lips Away Forthcoming Concerts in this Series
Porter Where is the life that late I led? from
Tuesday 19 April 2022 7.30pm
Kiss Me, Kate
Friday 27 May 2022 7.30pm
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Monday 10 January
1.00pm
Henning Kraggerud violin
Ljubica Stojanovic piano
Beach Romance Op. 23
Grieg Violin Sonata No. 3 in C minor Op. 45
Henning Kraggerud Romantartica (UK première)
£16 (concessions £14)
Gerald Finley Henning Kraggerud Gabrieli Consort & Players
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Tuesday 11 January Wednesday 12 January
1.00pm 7.30pm
Claire Booth soprano Hilary Hahn violin
Christopher Glynn piano Andreas Haefliger piano
Modest Musorgsky: Unorthodox Music Beethoven Violin Sonata No. 9 in A Op. 47
Musorgsky A Society Tale: The Goat; Nurse ‘Kreutzer’; Violin Sonata No. 10 in G Op. 96
and I from From Memories of Childhood; From £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
The Nursery: With Nurse & In the corner; First
Punishment: Nurse Shuts me in a Dark Room from Thursday 13 January
From Memories of Childhood; On the Hobbyhorse 7.30pm
from The Nursery; Longing; Impromptu passionné;
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet: Debussy
From my tears; Night (1868 version); Hopak (1868
version); Oh, how your eyes look at me sometimes; Jean-Efflam Bavouzet piano
Trepak from Songs and Dances of Death; The Dmitry Shishkin piano
leaves rustled sadly; Cum mortuis in lingua mortua
from Pictures from an Exhibition; From Sunless: Bartók 2 Pictures Op. 10 transcribed by Kocsis
Within four walls & On the river; Rêverie Liszt Concerto pathétique S258
Debussy Nocturnes transcribed by Ravel
£16 (concessions £14) & Kocsis
Ravel La valse (version for 2 pianos)
Tuesday 11 January
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
7.30pm
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet: Debussy Friday 14 January
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet piano 1.00pm
Pierné Nocturne Op. 40 No. 2 Thomas Adès piano
Decaux Le Cimetière from Clairs de lune
Debussy Nocturne Pekka Kuusisto violin
Ravel Gaspard de la nuit Janáček Violin Sonata
Debussy Préludes Book II Thomas Adès Märchentänze
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16 Stravinsky Duo concertant
Ravel Violin Sonata No. 2 in G
£16 (concessions £14)
Claire Booth Jean-Efflam Bavouzet Hilary Hahn Thomas Adès
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Friday 14 January Saturday 15 January
7.30pm 7.00pm NB time
Nash Ensemble: Dame Myra Hess Celebration
Jennifer Johnston mezzo-soprano
Malcolm Martineau piano Nash Ensemble
Woman, Interrupted Roderick Williams baritone
Jonathan Dove My Love is Mine Simon Crawford-Phillips and
Purcell From silent shades, and the Elysian Philip Moore piano duet
groves (Bess of Bedlam) realised by Britten
Marianne Thorsen violin
Cheryl Frances-Hoad They Bore him Barefaced
on the Bier Lawrence Power viola
Berlioz La mort d’Ophélie Adrian Brendel cello
Haydn Arianna a Naxos
Debussy Beau soir; L’échelonnement des
Wolf From Goethe Lieder: Mignon I-III &
haies; Colloque sentimental; Green; Violin
Mignon: Kennst du das Land
Sonata in G minor
Schubert Vedi quanto adoro
Poulenc Tel jour, telle nuit; Violin Sonata
Purcell When I am laid in earth from Dido and
Performed at the National Gallery on Thursday 22
Aeneas
March 1945 by Pierre Bernac baritone, Ginette Neveu
Britten Phaedra Op. 93 violin and Francis Poulenc piano
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£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Fauré Dolly Suite for piano duet Op. 56; Piano
Quartet No. 1 in C minor Op. 15
Saturday 15 January
Performed at the National Gallery on Friday 11 May 1945 by
5.30pm Denis Matthews and Howard Ferguson piano duet, Clifford
Nash Ensemble: Dame Myra Hess Celebration Curzon piano, and members of the Griller Quartet: Sidney
Griller violin, Philip Burton viola and Colin Hampton cello
Pre-Concert Talk Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes in
To preface an evening including French duration, including an interval
music, the much-loved actress Leslie Caron
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
talks to Katy Hamilton about her experiences
as a young girl living in Paris under the Forthcoming Concerts in this Series
German occupation. Saturday 12 February 2022 7.00pm
£5 Sunday 13 February 2022 11.30am
Saturday 12 March 2022 7.00pm
Jennifer Johnston Leslie Caron Roderick Williams Marianne Thorsen
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Sunday 16 January Monday 17 January
11.30am 1.00pm
Anssi Karttunen cello Sandrine Piau soprano
Florent Boffard piano David Kadouch piano
Janáček Pohádka Schubert Mignon (Kennst du das Land); From
Koechlin Chansons bretonnes Op. 115 Gesänge aus Wilhelm Meister D877: Heiss mich
Schumann 5 Stücke im Volkston Op. 102 nicht reden & Nur wer die Sehnsucht kennt
Bartók Rhapsody No. 1 BB94a C Schumann Er ist gekommen; Sie liebten sich
£16 (concessions £14) including coffee/sherry/juice beide; Lorelei
Schumann Kennst du das Land? from Lieder und
Sunday 16 January Gesänge aus Wilhelm Meister Op. 98a
Duparc La vie antérieure; L’invitation au voyage
7.30pm
Boulanger From Clairières dans le ciel: Si tout
This concert is repeated on ceci n’est qu’un pauvre rêve, Je garde une
Monday 17 January 7.30pm médaille d’elle & Vous m’avez regardé avec toute
votre âme
Belcea Quartet Debussy Les soirs illuminés par l’ardeur du
Quatuor Ebène charbon; From 5 poèmes de Baudelaire: Le jet
Enescu String Octet in C Op. 7 d’eau, Recueillement & La mort des amants
Mendelssohn Octet in E flat Op. 20 £16 (concessions £14)
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Monday 17 January
7.30pm
This concert is a repeat of
Sunday 16 January 7.30pm
Belcea Quartet
Quatuor Ebène
Enescu String Octet in C Op. 7
Mendelssohn Octet in E flat Op. 20
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Supported by the Rubinstein Circle
Anssi Karttunen Belcea Quartet Sandrine Piau Quatuor Ebène
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Tuesday 18 January Friday 21 January
7.30pm 7.30pm
Wigmore Hall Associate Artist*
Andrè Schuen baritone
Huw Watkins Composer in Residence
Daniel Heide piano
Lawrence Power viola, violin*
Schubert Die schöne Müllerin D795
Matthew Hunt clarinet
Approximately 70 minutes in duration, without
an interval Huw Watkins piano
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16 Huw Watkins 3 Postcards
Schumann Märchenerzählungen Op. 132
Wednesday 19 January Huw Watkins Dream
7.30pm Thomas Adès 3 Berceuses for viola, clarinet
and piano (UK première)
Associate Artist*
Huw Watkins 5 Duos; Speak Seven Seas
Takács Quartet* Bartók Contrasts for violin, clarinet and piano
Aleksandar Madžar piano BB116
Dvořák String Quartet in E flat Op. 51 £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Ravel String Quartet in F
Schumann Piano Quintet in E flat Op. 44 Saturday 22 January
1.00pm
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Shostakovich String Quartet Cycle
Thursday 20 January Carducci String Quartet
7.30pm
Shostakovich String Quartet No. 1 in C Op. 49;
Takács Quartet String Quartet No. 2 in A Op. 68; String Quartet
No. 3 in F Op. 73; String Quartet No. 4 in D Op. 83
Aleksandar Madžar piano
Approximately 2 hours in duration, including
Ravel String Quartet in F an interval
Stephen Hough Les Six Rencontres (European
première) £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Schumann Piano Quintet in E flat Op. 44
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Andrè Schuen Takács Quartet Aleksandar Madžar Lawrence Power
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Saturday 22 January Sunday 23 January
7.30pm 7.30pm
Shostakovich String Quartet Cycle Shostakovich String Quartet Cycle
Carducci String Quartet Carducci String Quartet
Shostakovich String Quartet No. 5 in B flat Shostakovich String Quartet No. 14 in F sharp
Op. 92; String Quartet No. 6 in G Op. 101; Op. 142; String Quartet No. 15 in E flat minor
String Quartet No. 7 in F sharp minor Op. 108; Op. 144
String Quartet No. 8 in C minor Op. 110 £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Monday 24 January
Sunday 23 January 1.00pm
11.30am
Elisabeth Brauss piano
Shostakovich String Quartet Cycle
Scarlatti Sonatas: in C minor Kk56, in C Kk159
Carducci String Quartet ‘La caccia’, in B minor Kk27, in B minor Kk87
Shostakovich String Quartet No. 9 in E flat & in G Kk427
Op. 117; String Quartet No. 10 in A flat Op. 118 Mozart Piano Sonata in A minor K310
£16 (concessions £14) including coffee/sherry/juice Ravel Sonatine
Prokofiev Piano Sonata No. 3 in A minor Op. 28
Sunday 23 January £16 (concessions £14)
3.00pm
Shostakovich String Quartet Cycle Monday 24 January
Carducci String Quartet 7.30pm
Shostakovich String Quartet No. 11 in F minor Leonidas Kavakos violin
Op. 122; String Quartet No. 12 in D flat Op. 133;
String Quartet No. 13 in B flat minor Op. 138 Enrico Pace piano
£16 (concessions £14) Schubert Violin Sonata in A D574 ‘Grand Duo’
Martinů Sonata No. 3 for violin and piano
Schumann Violin Sonata No. 2 in D minor Op. 121
£50 £40 £30 £25 £16
Carducci String Quartet Elisabeth Brauss Leonidas Kavakos
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Tuesday 25 January Wednesday 26 January
7.30pm 7.30pm
Artist in Residence Artist in Residence*
Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin Christian Tetzlaff violin*
Georg Kallweit leader Julian Prégardien tenor
Monteverdi’s Italy Tanja Tetzlaff cello
Bertali Sonata a6 in D minor Lars Vogt piano
Uccellini Sonata decima ottava a doi violini Op. 4
Schumann Piano Trio No. 2 in F Op. 80;
Caccini Amarilli, mia bella
Liederkreis Op. 39; 2 Balladen Op. 122; Piano
Falconieri Passacalle
Trio No. 3 in G minor Op. 110
Valentini Sonata a5 in G minor
Pandolfi Mealli Sonata ‘La Biancuccia’ Op. 4 No. 4 £50 £40 £30 £25 £16
Marini From Op. 22: Sinfonia Sesto Tuono, Forthcoming Concert in this Residency
Balletto Terzo, Corrente Seconda, Zarabanda
Friday 6 May 2022 7.30pm
Terza & Balletto Quarto Allemano
Legrenzi Sonata a5 Op. 8 No. 11 ‘La Fugazza’
Ferrari Amanti io vi so dire Thursday 27 January
Falconieri Ciaccona 10.15am and 11.45am
Bertali Sonata a6 in D minor for 2 violins, 2
violas da braccio and viola da gamba and violone Chamber Tots: Journeys
Legrenzi Improvisation on ‘Lumi, potete Join us on a musical adventure in these
piangere’ from La divisione del mondo interactive music sessions for children aged
Monteverdi Improvisation on ‘Pur ti miro, pur ti 1 to 5 and their parents or carers. Discover
godo’ from L’incoronazione di Poppea exciting instruments, songs, and stories with
Biber Serenada a5 ‘Der Nachtwächter’ experienced music leaders and emerging
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16 musicians. March to your own beat as we
explore, play, and move together!
Forthcoming Concert in this Residency
Approximately 1 hour in duration
Friday 15 April 2022 7.30pm
with Sonia Prina contralto 10.15am-11.15am (1-2 year-olds)
11.45am-12.45pm (3-5 year-olds)
Children £6 Adults £8
First Time Booker Offer
New to Family events at Wigmore Hall? Buy your
tickets for half price, either by phone or in person.
Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin Christian Tetzlaff Julian Prégardien Tanja Tetzlaff
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Thursday 27 January Saturday 29 January
7.30pm 1.00pm
Christian Blackshaw piano Kathryn Stott piano
Mozart’s Birthday Vierne Poème des cloches funèbres Op. 39
Mozart Piano Sonata in F K280; Piano Sonata in Lecuona Bell-Flower from 3 Miniaturas
B flat K281; Piano Sonata in E flat K282; Piano Graham Fitkin From Yellow to Yellow Boulanger
Sonata in C K330; Piano Sonata in B flat K333 3 morceaux for piano Philip Glass Etude No. 2
Poulenc 3 novelettes Gershwin How Long Has This
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16 Been Going On? arranged by Michael Finnissy; A
Foggy Day (In London Town) from A Damsel in
Friday 28 January Distress arranged by Michael Finnissy Wild From
7.30pm 7 Virtuoso Etudes after Gershwin; Oh, Lady, Be Good
& The Man I Love Graham Fitkin Relent
Iestyn Davies countertenor
£16 (concessions £14)
Thomas Dunford lute
A Musical Banquet Saturday 29 January
Dowland The Right Honourable the Lord Viscount 7.30pm
Lisle, his Galliard (Sir Robert Sidney’s Galliard) Jerusalem Quartet Beethoven Cycle
Holborne My heavy sprite, oppress’d with
sorrow’s might Martin Change thy mind since
Jerusalem Quartet
she doth change Hales O Eyes leave off your Beethoven String Quartet No. 1 in F Op. 18; String
weeping Anon Go, my flock, go get you hence; Quartet No. 7 in F Op. 59 No. 1 ‘Razumovsky‘;
O dear life, when shall it be? Bacheler To plead String Quartet No. 12 in E flat Op. 127
my faith Tessier In a grove most rich of shade £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Dowland Far from triumphing court; Lady if you Supported by The Dorset Foundation - in memory of Harry M Weinrebe
so spight me; In darkness let me dwell Guédron
Si le parler et le silence; Ce penser qui sans fin Sunday 30 January
tirannise ma vie; Vous que le Bonheur rappelle
11.30am
Anon Passava Amor su arco desarmado; Sta
notte mi sognava; Vuestros ojos tienen d’amor Maki Sekiya piano
Melli Se di farmi morire Caccini Dovrò dunque
morire; Amarilli, mia bella Anon O bella più Skryabin Piano Sonata No. 4 in F sharp Op. 30
Somei Satoh Yume no Kagami
£50 £40 £30 £25 £16 Debussy Fêtes from Nocturnes arranged by Borwick
Chopin 12 Etudes Op. 25
£16 (concessions £14) including coffee/sherry/juice
Christian Blackshaw Iestyn Davies Kathryn Stott Maki Sekiya
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Sunday 30 January Monday 31 January
3.00pm 1.00pm
Royal Academy of Music Song Circle Stuart Jackson tenor
Magnus Walker tenor Aron Goldin piano Kathryn Stott piano
Cassandra Wright soprano Ilan Kurtser piano
Bernadette Johns mezzo-soprano Gurney Desire in spring; You are my sky; The
Stella Marie Lorenz piano folly of being comforted; All night under the
moon; A cradle song; I will go with my father
1822 a-ploughing
Schubert Willkommen und Abschied; An die Entfernte; Tosti Sogno; Malìa; Ideale; L’ultima canzone
Wehmut D772; An die Leier; Schwanengesang Rachmaninov No prophet, I; When yesterday
D744; Selige Welt; Am See D746; Am Flusse we met; How fair this spot; They answered;
D766; Die Rose; Nachtviolen; Im Haine; Nacht und Beloved, let us fly; What happiness
Träume; Sei mir gegrüsst; Schwestergruss; Der
Musensohn; Die Liebe hat gelogen; Du liebst mich £16 (concessions £14)
nicht; Wandrers Nachtlied II; Der Zwerg
The Royal Academy of Music Song Circle Monday 31 January
celebrates the bicentenary of the Royal Academy 7.30pm
of Music with a recital focussing on Schubert
Lieder composed in 1822, the year it was founded. Francesco Piemontesi piano
£16 (concessions £14) Alexi Kenney violin
Daniel Müller-Schott cello
Sunday 30 January
7.30pm Schubert’s Birthday
Günther Groissböck bass Schubert Arpeggione Sonata in A minor D821;
Violin Sonata (Sonatina) in D D384; Piano Trio
Malcolm Martineau piano No. 2 in E flat D929
Schumann Blondels Lied; Die feindlichen Brüder; £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Belsazar; Die beiden Grenadiere Rott Der Sänger;
Geistergruss; Wandrers Nachtlied Bruckner
Im April; Herbstkummer; Mein Herz und deine
Stimme Wolf 3 Gedichte von Michelangelo
Musorgsky Songs and Dances of Death Mahler
From Des Knaben Wunderhorn: Revelge, Der
Schildwache Nachtlied, Zu Strassburg auf
der Schanz, Lied des Verfolgten im Turm, Der
Tamboursg’sell & Urlicht
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Royal Academy of Music Song Circle Stuart Jackson Francesco Piemontesi Alexi Kenney
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Tuesday 1 February Wednesday 2 February
1.00pm 7.30pm
YCAT Lunchtimes
Michael Collins clarinet
Mayumi Kanagawa violin Michael McHale piano
Viller Valbonesi piano Isabelle van Keulen violin
Mozart Violin Sonata in F K377
Laura Samuel violin
Stravinsky Divertimento for violin and piano
Gershwin 3 Preludes arranged by Heifetz for Philip Dukes viola
violin and piano Kristina Blaumane cello
£16 (concessions £14) Michael Collins 60th Birthday
Brahms Clarinet Sonata in F minor Op. 120 No. 1
Tuesday 1 February
Mozart Clarinet Quintet in A K581
7.30pm
Robin Holloway New commission (in the style
Jordi Savall director, viols of Brahms)*
Brahms Clarinet Quintet in B minor Op. 115
Xavier Díaz-Latorre guitar *Co-commissioned by Wigmore Hall
Andrew Lawrence-King Spanish £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
baroque harp
Pedro Estevan percussion Thursday 3 February
Folias & Romanescas: From the Ancient 7.30pm
World to the New World
Pavel Kolesnikov piano
Ortiz La Spagna Anon/improvisation Folias
In Memory of Marcel Proust
antiguas; Folias antiguas ‘Rodrigo Martinez’
Sanz Jácaras; Canarios Ortiz Recercadas sobre Schubert Molto moderato e cantabile from
Tenores Guerrero Moresca Anon Greensleeves Fantasy Sonata in G D894 Couperin Allemande
to a ground bass Trad/Mexican/improvisation in D minor Hahn Les deux écharpes from Le
Guaracha Anon From Codex Martínez Compañón: rossignol éperdu Couperin Canaries in D minor
Tonada ‘El Diamante’ de Chachapoyas, Tonada Fauré Nocturne No. 12 in E minor Op. 107
del Chimo & Cachua Serranita: El Huicho Nuebo Couperin Unmeasured Prelude in G minor
Murcia Fandango Martín y Coll/improvisation Hahn Le réveil de Flore from Le rossignol éperdu
Diferencias sobre las Folias Correa de Arauxo Franck Prélude, choral et fugue Schubert From
Glosas sobre ‘Todo el mundo en general’ Anon/ Fantasy Sonata in G D894: Andante, Menuetto.
improvisation Canarios Valente/improvisation Allegro moderato – Trio & Allegretto
Jarabe Loco (Jarocho) £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
£50 £40 £30 £25 £16
Mayumi Kanagawa Jordi Savall Michael Collins Pavel Kolesnikov
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Friday 4 February Saturday 5 February
7.30pm 11.30am
The African Concert Series Day
Josè Maria Lo Monaco mezzo-soprano
Oblivion Ensemble Tunde Jegede kora
Andrea de Carlo musical leader, viola da gamba Intercultural Music Initiative
Javier Girotto soprano saxophone, quena, IMI Artists
percussion Titus Underwood oboe
Fabio Furia bandoneon Ebonee Thomas flute
Lucia Adelaide di Nicola harpsichord, positive organ Artina McCain piano
Jadran Duncumb archlute, baroque guitar Kora Solo Recital
Amleto Matteucci double bass
Tunde Jegede Moon Waters
Oblivion
African Art Music for Woodwind
Trad/Sicilian Ayo visto lo mappamundi
Monteverdi Ahi, caso acerbo from Orfeo JH Kwabena Nketia Atwimu arranged by Fred
Piazzolla Tema de María from María de Buenos Onovwerosuoke; Dagarti Work Song arranged
Aires by Fred Onovwerosuoke
Trad/Sicilian Cu ti lu dissi Gamal Abdel-Rahim The Lotus Pond for flute
Piazzolla Yo soy María from María de Buenos Aires and piano
Monteverdi Oblivion soave from L’incoronazione Fred Onovwerosuoke 6 Sketches for oboes
di Poppea and piano
Piazzolla Oblivion £16 (concessions £14)
Trad/Sicilian Nici ricordati
Monteverdi Lamento d’Arianna: Lasciatemi morire
Piazzolla Chiquilín de Bachín
Monteverdi Lamento della ninfa
Piazzolla Los pájaros perdidos
Trad/Sicilian Si pi disgrazia iu perdu a Rosa
Monteverdi Sì dolce è’l tormento
Piazzolla Los sueños; Yo soy María from María
de Buenos Aires
Monteverdi Ohimè ch’io cado, ohimè
Trad/Sicilian Amara terra mia
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Josè Maria Lo Monaco Tunde Jegede The African Concert Series Njabulo Madlala
© Francesco Squegliawigmore-hall.org.uk FEBRUARY • 19
Saturday 5 February Saturday 5 February
3.00pm 7.30pm
The African Concert Series Day The African Concert Series Day
Njabulo Madlala baritone Leon Bosch double bass
William Vann piano Rebeca Omordia piano
Braimah Kanneh-Mason violin Glen Inanga piano
Jeneba Kanneh-Mason cello Victoria Oruwari soprano
The South African Songbook Richard Olatunde Baker percussion
Benjamin Tyamzashe Isithandwa Sam Tunde Jegede & NOK Ensemble
Mzilikazi Khumalo From Princess Magogo:
The South African Double Bass
Uyephi na, Wangethwes’itshe’khanda Dlothovu,
Amahubo 91 & Sengiyeza Allan Stephenson Some Thoughts on African
Traditional Umlolozelo; Lakutahoni Langa Beer for solo double bass Grant McLachlan
arranged by Mackay Davashe; Thula Gugu Lami; Sonatina for double bass and piano
Thula S’thandwa Sami; Malaika arranged by Nigerian Odyssey
Fadhili William; Thula mama...Thula Sana
Akin Euba Wakar Duru No. 2 Bode Omojola
Music by Composers from the African Diaspora Ilesanmi Joshua Uzoigwe Ukom from Talking
Joseph Bologne Violin Sonata in G minor Drums Akin Euba Ore Meta from 6 Yoruba Songs
Laz Ekwueme Oge (Time); Mgboye (Dirge)
Op. 1a No. 3
SK Oretimehin Apata (Rock); Omi (Water)
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor Violin Sonata Op. 28
Trad/Kalabari Ibike arranged by Babatunde Sosan
£16 (concessions £14)
African Pianism: Piano Music by African
Composers
Ayo Bankole Variations for little Ayo; Egun
Variations JH Kwabena Nketia Volta Fantasy
Fred Onovwerosuoke From 24 Studies in
African Rhythms: No. 8 ‘Ayevwiomo Dance 1’,
No. 11 ‘Ayevwiomo Dance 3’, No. 18 ‘Pende’,
No. 23 ‘Sanza’ & No. 24 ‘Raging River Dance
2’ Akin Euba Ore Meta for piano and percussion
Nabil Benabdeljalil En attente du printemps
Tunde Jegede Let the Elements Sing and
Dance; Invocation; Mirrors of Memory
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Braimah Kanneh-Mason Jeneba Kanneh-Mason Leon Bosch Rebeca Omordia
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Sunday 6 February Monday 7 February
11.30am 7.30pm
Merel Quartet London Handel Players
Haydn String Quartet in C Op. 20 No. 2 Adrian Butterfield director
Dvořák String Quartet in G Op. 106 Julia Doyle soprano
£16 (concessions £14) including coffee/sherry/juice Daniel Taylor countertenor
Sunday 6 February
Charles Daniels tenor
7.30pm Matthew Brook bass-baritone
James Ehnes: Schumann & Brahms Hoffmann Schlage doch, gewünschte Stunde
BWV53 Bach Lass, Fürstin, lass noch einen Strahl
James Ehnes violin, viola BWV198; Schleicht, spielende Wellen BWV206
Andrew Armstrong piano £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Brahms Violin Sonata No. 2 in A Op. 100; Viola
Sonata in E flat Op. 120 No. 2 Tuesday 8 February
Schumann Violin Sonata No. 2 in D minor Op. 121 7.30pm
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16 Artist in Residence
Forthcoming Concert in this Series Tenebrae
Tuesday 10 May 2022 7.30pm Olivia Jageurs harp
Sounds of the Solstice: Tenebrae 20th Anniversary
Monday 7 February
Bennett The seasons of his mercies from 4
1.00pm
Devotions Bob Chilcott Before the ice (O magnum
Barnabás Kelemen violin mysterium) Joanna Marsh New commission
Maxwell Davies O Magnum Mysterium Op. 13a
Nicolas Altstaedt cello Poulenc Un soir de neige Ēriks Ešenvalds Stars
Veress Sonatina for violin and cello Holst From Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda
Schulhoff Duo for violin and cello Op. 26: Hymn to the Dawn, Hymn to the Waters
Kodály Duo for violin and cello Op. 7 & Hymn to Vena Elgar O wild west wind Willan
£16 (concessions £14) Rise up, my love James MacMillan O Radiant
Dawn from The Strathclyde Motets Harvey Song
of June John Rutter Hymn to the Creator of Light
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Forthcoming Concert in this Residency
Tuesday 3 May 2022 7.30pm
James Ehnes Barnabás Kelemen Julia Doyle Tenebrae
© Benjamin Ealovega © Louise O Dwyer © Chris O’DonovanWednesday 9 – Saturday 19 February 2022 • 21
Learning Festival: Reflections Thursday 10 February
11.00am
Mirror, mirror on the wall … Join us for our
annual Learning Festival as we explore the Schools Concert
realm of reflections through a series of creative Key Stage 2
workshops and concerts for all ages. Together
we’ll take a journey through the looking glass Beaten Track Ensemble
to discover musical mirrors, refractions, Alice Angliss
distortions and reimaginings. Rosie Bergonzi
Beth Higham-Edwards
We’ll also reflect and celebrate the work
of artists and participants from across the Join percussion ensemble Beaten Track for
this interactive schools concert for Key Stage
Learning programme, sharing their voices,
2 children and their teachers as part of our
creativity and music; and we invite you to join
Learning Festival.
us in sharing your own musical moments.
Approximately 1 hour in duration
Wednesday 9 February
Child £5 Accompanying adults free (ticket required)
11.00am and 12.30pm
Friday 11 February
For Crying Out Loud!: W1 Brass
10.15am and 11.45am
James Nash trumpet Holly Clark trumpet
Johan Stone horn Hannah Stell trombone Chamber Tots: Enchanted Worlds
Christopher Barron tuba Join us on a musical adventure in these interactive
Royal Academy of Music ensemble W1 Brass music sessions for children aged 1 to 5 and their
performs in these concerts presented especially parents or carers. Discover exciting instruments,
for parents or carers and babies under 1. songs, and stories with experienced music leaders
Enjoy live music together in a relaxed and and emerging musicians. March to your own beat
accommodating environment – move and groove as we explore, play, and move together!
to the music or sit back and unwind. Parents-to- Approximately 1 hour in duration
be are also warmly welcomed.
10.15am-11.15am (1-2 year-olds)
Approximately 45 minutes in duration 11.45am-12.45pm (3-5 year-olds)
Adults £10 (babies come free!) Children £6 Adult £8
In partnership with the Royal Academy of Music First Time Booker Offer
New to Family events at Wigmore Hall? Buy your
First Time Booker Offer tickets for half price, either by phone or in person.
New to Family events at Wigmore Hall? Buy your
tickets for half price, either by phone or in person.
For Crying Out Loud! Beaten Track Schools Concert Chamber Tots
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Saturday 12 February Friday 18 February
3.00pm 10.00am – 12:30pm
Imagine Series Family Workshop: Hall of Mirrors
Informal concert series for young people aged 16-25 Recommended for families with children aged 5–7
Experience unique concerts at Wigmore Hall Join music leaders and musicians at the
reimagined for young people to explore music in ‘Wigmore Hall Funfair’ as we explore the Hall
an informal environment. Produced for and with of Mirrors! We will sing, play, and create music
young people, these inclusive concerts will feature together inspired by the wacky and wonderful
music from a range of artists in partnership with mirrors found at the fairground. Come along and
leading arts organisations and youth-led groups. see what the mirrors reveal!
Audiences can freely move in/out of the Hall and Child £10 Adult £12
there will be a dedicated quiet zone.
First Time Booker Offer
Full concert listings will be available soon at New to Family events at Wigmore Hall? Buy your
wigmore-hall.org.uk/imagine-series tickets for half price, either by phone or in person.
Approximately 1 hour in duration
£5
Saturday 19 February
Tuesday 15 February 2.00pm
6.00pm
Family Concert
Bechstein Sessions: Miyabi Duo Recommended for families with children aged 7-11
Join the Miyabi Duo for an intimate evening of
music for two guitars. This performance will
Beaten Track Ensemble
Alice Angliss
feature music written by composers currently
Rosie Bergonzi
living and working in the UK, alongside
Beth Higham-Edwards
arrangements of music from the Renaissance
era, mirroring and reflecting upon these two Join percussion ensemble, Beaten Track, for this
Elizabethan eras. The heart of this programme interactive concert for families with children aged
consists of several world première performances 7-11 as part of our Learning Festival.
as a result of close collaboration with various Approximately 1 hour in duration
composers, who have inspired the duo with their
Child £10 Adults £12
different approaches to writing for two guitars.
First Time Booker Offer
Programme to include world premières of:
New to Family events at Wigmore Hall? Buy your
Mihailo Trandafilovski String Dune(s) tickets for half price, either by phone or in person.
Stephen Balfour Coalescence and Hurricane
Mat Martin Glyph
£5
Beaten Track Miyabi Duo Family Workshop Family Concert
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Wednesday 9 February Thursday 10 February
7.30pm 7.30pm
György Ligeti Series Artist in Residence*
Danny Driver piano Jakub Józef Orliński countertenor*
Andrew Zolinsky piano Il Pomo d’Oro
Chloë Hanslip violin Dolar Intrada: Adagio. Allegro from Balletto a4
No. 1
Alec Frank-Gemmill horn
Reutter D’ogni colpa la colpa maggiore from La
Arditti Quartet Betulia liberata
Nancarrow From Studies for Player Piano: Lotti Proh quantae sunt in orbe strages
No. 6 & No. 7 arranged by Thomas Adès for Conti Salve sis, o Mater pia
2 pianos Almeida Giusto Dio from La Giuditta
György Kurtág A selection from Játékok Galuppi Grave – Allegro from Concerto a4
Ligeti 3 pieces for 2 pianos; String Quartet No. 4 in C minor
No. 1 ‘Métamorphoses nocturnes’; Trio for Schiassi A che si serbano from Maria Vergine
violin, horn and piano al Calvario
Nucci Dal beato eccelso volo from Il David
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
trionfante
Forthcoming Concert in this Series Vivaldi Peccator videbit from Beatus vir RV795
Tuesday 24 May 2022 7.30pm Brescianello Chaconne in A
Danny Driver piano Fux Non t’amo per il ciel from Il fonte della
salute aperto dalla grazia nel Calvario
Perez Gratias agimus tibi from Mass a5
Handel Amen, Alleluia in D minor HWV269
£60 £50 £40 £30 £16
Forthcoming Concert in this Residency
Sunday 1 May 2022 7.30pm
Friday 11 February
7.30pm
Vienna Piano Trio
Schubert Piano Trio No. 1 in B flat D898;
Piano Trio No. 2 in E flat D929
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Danny Driver and Chloë Hanslip Andrew Zolinksy Jakub Józef Orliński Vienna Piano Trio
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Saturday 12 February Sunday 13 February
7.00pm NB time 11.30am
Nash Ensemble: Dame Myra Hess Celebration Nash Ensemble: Dame Myra Hess Celebration
Nash Ensemble Nash Ensemble
James Gilchrist tenor Alasdair Beatson piano
Simon Crawford-Phillips piano Stephanie Gonley violin
Stephanie Gonley violin Adrian Brendel cello
Adrian Brendel cello Beethoven Piano Trio in C minor Op. 1 No. 3
Mendelssohn Sonata in D Op. 58 for cello and Brahms Piano Trio No. 1 in B Op. 8 (revised)
Performed at the National Gallery on Wednesday 6 November
piano; Songs without Words: in G minor Op. 53
1940 by Myra Hess piano, Arnold Rosé violin and Friedrich
No. 3 & in E Op. 19b No. 1; Piano Trio No. 1 in Buxbaum cello (former members of the Rosé Quartet)
D minor Op. 49
£16 (concessions £14) including coffee/sherry/juice
Performed at the National Gallery on Wednesday 21
February 1940 by Margaret Goode (piano) Harry Blech
(violin) and William Pleeth (cello) Sunday 13 February
- 7.30pm
Dowland Awake! sweet love; In darkness let me
dwell; Come, heavy sleep Janine Jansen violin
Purcell I’ll sail upon the dog-star; There’s not Denis Kozhukhin piano
a swain; Not all my torments; On the brow of
Richmond Hill Schubert Violin Sonata in A D574 ‘Grand Duo’
Tippett Boyhood’s End Brahms Violin Sonata No. 3 in D minor Op. 108
Britten The Salley Gardens; Little Sir William; Beethoven Violin Sonata No. 9 in A Op. 47 ‘Kreutzer’
The Bonny Earl o’Moray; I wonder as I wander; £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
The King has gone a-hunting; Heigh-ho!
Heigh-hi! Monday 14 February
Performed at the National Gallery on Thursday 7 October 1.00pm
1943 by Peter Pears (tenor) and Benjamin Britten (piano)
Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes in duration, Augustin Hadelich violin
including an interval Charles Owen piano
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16 Beethoven Violin Sonata No. 5 in F Op. 24 ‘Spring’
Perkinson Louisiana Blues Strut: A Cakewalk;
Blue/s Forms for solo violin
Ravel Violin Sonata No. 2 in G
£16 (concessions £14)
James Gilchrist Simon Crawford-Phillips Janine Jansen Denis Kozhukhin
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Monday 14 February Tuesday 15 February
7.30pm 7.30pm
Artist in Residence* Artist in Residence*
Mark Padmore tenor* Hyeyoon Park violin
Imogen Cooper piano Benjamin Grosvenor piano*
Schumann Märzveilchen; Muttertraum; Der Mozart Violin Sonata in F K376
Soldat; Der Spielmann; Liederkreis Op. 39 Webern 4 Pieces for violin and piano Op. 7
Hahn Chansons grises Debussy Violin Sonata in G minor
Fauré La bonne chanson Op. 61 Bartók Rhapsody No. 1 BB94a
Schubert Fantasy in C D934
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Forthcoming Concerts in this Residency
Forthcoming Concert in this Residency
Sunday 15 & Tuesday 17 May 2022 7.30pm
with Mitsuko Uchida piano Sunday 8 May 2022 7.30pm
Saturday 25 June 2022 7.30pm Wednesday 16 February
with Paul Lewis piano 7.30pm
Jerusalem Quartet Beethoven Cycle
Tuesday 15 February
1.00pm Jerusalem Quartet
Beethoven String Quartet No. 2 in G Op. 18
YCAT Lunchtimes
No. 1; String Quartet No. 8 in E minor Op. 59
Adelphi Quartet No. 2 ‘Razumovsky’; String Quartet No. 13 in B
Haydn String Quartet in C Op. 20 No. 2 flat Op. 130 with Grosse Fuge Op. 133
Bushra El-Turk Saffron Dusk* £40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Mendelssohn String Quartet No. 2 in A minor Supported by The Dorset Foundation - in memory of Harry M Weinrebe
Op. 13
*Commissioned by the Cosman Keller Art and Music Trust Thursday 17 February
£16 (concessions £14) 7.30pm
Andreas Haefliger piano
Escher String Quartet
Beethoven String Quartet No. 16 in F Op. 135
Britten String Quartet No. 3 Op. 94
Brahms Piano Quintet in F minor Op. 34
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
Mark Padmore Imogen Cooper Hyeyoon Park Andreas Haefliger
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Friday 18 February Sunday 20 February
7.30pm 7.30pm
Benjamin Appl baritone Gidon Kremer violin
James Baillieu piano Giedrė Dirvanauskaitė cello
Schubert Winterreise D911 Georgijs Osokins piano
Approximately 75 minutes in duration, without Gidon Kremer 75th Birthday Concert
an interval
Schumann Violin Sonata No. 3 in A minor
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16 WoO. 27; Piano Trio No. 3 in G minor Op. 110
Rachmaninov Trio élégiaque No. 2 in D minor Op. 9
Saturday 19 February
£50 £40 £30 £25 £16
7.30pm
Artist in Residence* Monday 21 February
Carolyn Sampson soprano 1.00pm
Tim Mead countertenor Tine Thing Helseth trumpet
Arcangelo* Gunnar Flagstad piano
Jonathan Cohen director Nordheim Den Første Sommerfugl
Handel Silete venti HWV242; Concerto Grosso Martinů Sonatina for Trumpet and Piano
in F Op. 3 No. 4 HWV315 Vivaldi Cessate, omai Shostakovich 4 Romances on Poems by
cessate RV684 Bach Tilge, Höchster, meine Alexander Pushkin Op. 46 Piazzolla Café 1930
Sünden BWV1083 based on Pergolesi from Histoire du Tango Grieg 6 songs Op. 48
Gershwin Prelude No. 2 in C sharp minor
£50 £40 £30 £25 £16
Weill Youkali Kreisler Toy Soldiers March
Supported by the Rubinstein Circle
£16 (concessions £14)
Forthcoming Concert in this Residency
Tuesday 31 May 2022 7.30pm
Monday 21 February
Sunday 20 February 7.30pm
11.30am Novus String Quartet
Novus String Quartet Mozart String Quartet in D minor K421
Mendelssohn String Quartet No. 2 in A minor Op. 13
Smetana String Quartet No. 1 in E minor ‘From my
Shostakovich String Quartet No. 3 in F Op. 73
life’ Brahms String Quartet in C minor Op. 51 No. 1
£40 £35 £30 £25 £16
£16 (concessions £14)
Benjamin Appl Carolyn Sampson Novus String Quartet Tine Thing Helseth
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