SOUND OUT LEEDS 24/25:
Chineke! Septet

Richard Strauss Til Eulenspiegel
Ignatius Sancho Septet arrangements of two minuets
Franz Berwald Grand Septet
Errollyn Wallen NNENNA
Ludwig van Beethoven Septet

Astrid Sonne is a Danish composer and viola player, based in London.

Her expression moves freely within the realm of electronic experiments side by side with melodic curiosity and baroque approaches, and improvised passages are incorporated into precise compositions with intuitive grace.

Yorkshire Imps will be joined by a host of young brass and percussion players who have been supported in the their development by the Yorkshire Music Future Fund.

​You can expect a great selection of music for all ages and see these brilliant young musicians featured in  the show.  

More information and ticket details can all be found at www.yorkshireimps.co.uk

Join Leeds Cathedral Senior Girls Choir and Baroque in the North for a performance of Pergolesi’s masterpiece and other music for choir and strings by Charpentier, Montedverdi and Vivaldi.

Connect with local history through music in this special ‘Come and Sing’ event as part of 2024’s Heritage Open Days. The Heritage Open Days are England’s largest festival of history and culture and we’re proud to be involved for the third year running.

With leadership from our renowned Musical Director Simon Wright, we’ll learn choruses from Mendelssohn’s Elijah and finish with an informal performance at 4pm.

Music scores will be available to borrow on the day, courtesy of Leeds Music and Performing Arts Library, but please feel free to bring your own if you have one.

SOUND OUT LEEDS 24/25:
Through the Noise: Mariam Batsashvili – piano

Please note this is a standing show with only stairs access
Age 14+ only
Doors: 7pm, last entry 7:30pm. Concert begins at 8pm

Georgian pianist and BBC New Generation Artist Mariam Batsashvili brings her award-winning solo show to Belgrave Music Hall.

Born in Tbilisi, Georgia in 1993, Mariam won the 10th Franz Liszt Piano Competition in Utrecht in 2014, was a “Rising Star” of the European Concert Hall Organisation (ECHO) and a BBC Young Generation Artist between 2017-19.

School of Music FUAM Ensemble in Residence, The Marsyas Trio, formed of Australian flautist Helen Vidovich, Canadian cellist Valerie Welbanks and Belarusian pianist Olga Stezhko, are graduates of the Royal Academy of Music. Showcasing a diverse repertoire from the Classical and Romantic eras to the present day, the Marsyas Trio’s programming revives a forgotten canon of repertoire whilst inspiring a generation of new works through commissioning and recording. 

Carl Maria von Weber - Trio in G minor, op 63 
Johann Wilhelm Wilms - Trio for flute, cello & piano in D major, op 6

Weber’s Trio op 63 is one of the most well-known early Romantic works for the flute-cello-piano trio. Wilms, born in 1772, wrote seven symphonies as well as the Dutch national anthem, yet his music remains relatively unknown.

SOUND OUT LEEDS 24/25:
Kantos Chamber Choir – Elements

Ellie Slorach – director
Paul Whitaker – BSL interpretation

SOUND OUT LEEDS 24/25:
Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective
 

Jonathan Leibovitz – clarinet
Elena Urioste – violin
Savitri Grier – violin
Rosalind Ventris – viola
Laura van der Heijden – cello

Osvaldo Golijov The Dreams and Prayers of Isaac the Blind (for klezmer clarinet and string quartet)
Beethoven Heiliger Dankgesang from String Quartet, Op 132
and other short works to include new arrangements of folk songs