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ST LAZARUS CHAMBER CONCERT St Paul's Church, Knightsbridge ST LAZARUS CHAMBER CONCERT St Paul’s Church, Knightsbridge A Concert in Aid of The St Lazarus Charitable Trust to raise money for the relief of Leprosy Sufferers throughout the world. Thursday 21st November at 7.00pm Includes a rare performance of the Piano Trio in D minor by the English-born composer, Henry Charles Litolff, who is mainly remembered today for the sparkling and light-hearted ‘Scherzo’ from his Concerto Symphonique No. 4, op. 102 for piano & orchestra (1852). Programme Ludwig van Beethoven: Variations on "Ich bin der Schneider Kakadu” in G Op. 121a (1803) Henry Charles Litolff: Piano Trio No. 1 in D minor Op. 47 (ca. 1848) Johannes Brahms: Piano Trio in B Op. 8 (1854/91) Simon Callaghan – piano Benjamin Roskams – violin Ashok Klouda – cello Steinway Artist Simon Callaghan performs internationally as a soloist and chamber musician. He has performed at all the UK’s major concert halls, and his extensive repertoire has included complete cycles of Beethoven and Brahms chamber works. In 2017 he released, to critical acclaim, his debut CD for Hyperion Records’ “Romantic Piano Concerto” series: the first recordings of Roger Sacheverell Coke’s piano concerti with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and Martyn Brabbins. As one half of The Parnassius Duo, with pianist Hiro Takenouchi, he has recorded, for the Lyrita label, works for two pianos by distinguished Victorians Percy Sherwood and Hubert Parry. Simon’s first solo recording for Hyperion, world premières of piano works by Jean Louis Nicodé (1853-1919), was released this year. Website: https://www.simoncallaghan.com/ Benjamin Roskams currently holds the position of 1st violin with the BBC Symphony Orchestra. In addition, Benjamin has led the Dutch National Ballet as well as acting as guest deputy concertmaster of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra and Holland Symfonia. In the UK he works regularly with the LSO, LPO and Philharmonia Orchestra. He began playing the violin at the age of nine in Cardiff where he studied with Harry Cawood before winning a scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music, later continuing at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, and at the Amsterdam Conservatoire. He now seeks inspiration from Ivry Gitlis in Paris. Benjamin has collaborated with leading artists such as the Brodsky Quartet, Ivry Gitlis, Emanuel Hurwitz, Mats Lidstrom, Alexander Baillie, Priya Mitchell, David Cohen and Thomas Carroll. Benjamin plays a c.1720 Joseph filius Andrea Guarneri violin generously loaned by Albert Cooper’s family. Cellist Ashok Klouda made his solo Wigmore Hall debut in 2010 as a result of winning the Worshipful Company of Musicians/Concordia Foundation Young Artists Fund award. He has won many other awards and prizes, including 1st prize in the 2006 J. & A. Beare Solo Bach Competition, the 2007 Royal College of Music Cello Competition and the 2009 Tunnell Trust concert scheme. Since 2010, Ashok has been on the Advisory Board for The London Cello Society. He has performed many times on BBC Radio 3 and recorded for the Nimbus Alliance label with the Barbirolli Quartet and for Champs Hill Records as a member of the Artea Quartet. In 2016, Ashok was made an Associate of the Royal Academy of Music. Tickets: £15; £25 & £60 (includes buffet supper afterwards – limited number) Tickets may be purchased through Jonathan Prichard Phone 01273 202497 or email: [email protected] or online at the parish website: https://www.spkb.org/lazarusconcert-nov19/ .
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