Graham Caskie piano

There is a pre-concert supper available at 6.00pm costing £25.00 which includes a donation towards the recital.

Internationally acclaimed pianist Graham Caskie is renowned for his interpretations of the piano music of Schubert, Brahms, Debussy and Ravel. Recent recitals have included both Books of Debussy Preludes and the Sonatas and complete Klavierstucke of Brahms.

DEBUSSY Preludes Book One

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BRAHMS Klavierstucke op.118

TIPPETT Third Sonata

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Simon Turner - cello Sarah Brandwood-Spencer - violin Paul Janes- piano

There is a pre- concert supper available for this concert at 6.00pm costing £30.00 which includes a donation towards the recital.

Programme to be confirmed

The Mithras Piano Trio

Mithras Piano Trio

Ionel Manciu VIOLIN

Leo Popplewell CELLO

Dominic Degavino PIANO

There is a pre-concert supper available costing £30.00 which includes a donation towards the recital.

Formed of current postgraduate students at the Guildhall School of Music, the Mithras Piano Trio came together in 2017 under the guidance of Matthew Jones, Carole Presland and Ursula Smith. As well as benefitting from tuition with members of the Endellion Quartet, it has also received regular coaching from András Keller, and was selected to perform in masterclasses with Ralf Gothóni and Levon Chilingirian.

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Pixels Ensemble

Sophie Rosa - violin
Jonathan Aasgaard - cello
Ian Buckle - piano
Sunday 16th June 2019 7.45pm

There is a pre-concert supper available at 6.00 pm costing £30.00 which includes a donation towards the recital.

Sophie Rosa first garnered attention after winning the Second Prize and Audience Prize at the 2nd Manchester International Violin Competition 2011. She has performed across the UK as a recitalist in venues including the Royal Festival Hall, the Purcell Room, Wigmore Hall and Bridgewater Hall.

Norwegian cellist Jonathan Aasgaard studied the cello at the Barratt Dues School of Music in Oslo with Bjørn Solum. Jonathan won all the cello and chamber music prizes and was a Gold Medal finalist. He received his recital Award in 1998 together with a medal from the Worshipful Company of Musicians. In 1999 he was appointed principal cello of the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra and has since performed more than 25 works for cello and orchestra with the RLPO.

Ian Buckle maintains a varied freelance career working as soloist, accompanist, chamber musician, orchestral pianist and teacher. He enjoys longstanding associations with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic.