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Wednesday 26 May Maria Włoszczowska, Violin Philip Higham LUNCHTIMECONCERTS MON 11 SEP | 1PM | PERTH CONCERT HALL LIVEandUNLOCKED LUNCHTIMECONCERTS Wed 26 May: 1pm1PM | PERTHPerth CONCERTConcert HALLHall HEBRIDESDunedin ConsortCASTALIAN ScottishNAVARRA Ensemble CLARE Schubert’sHEBRIDES Fair Maid ENSEMBLE:Fantastic BaroqueSTRING Concertos STRING HAMMONDof the MillENSEMBLE HEADING EASTWARDS QUARTET QUARTET IN RECITAL Mon 20 Jan Mon 3 Feb Mon 17 FebMon 7 May Mon 12 Feb Mon 26 Mar Mon 2 Apr Mon 30 Apr Debussy Bartók Haydn Fauré Schubert Sonata for Flute, Viola Bach Brandenburg Concerto Mendelssohn Octet Nicky Spence, tenor Mikrokosmos String Quartet in C, String Quartet 4 Impromptus, D899 and Harp No 4 Enescu Octet Christopher Glynn, piano [selection] Op 76 No 3 (Emperor) Malcolm Couperin arr. 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Horsecross Arts Ltd is registered in Scotland, no SC301328 andwww.horsecross.co.uk a charity no SCO22400. HorsecrossHorsecrossHorsecross ArtsArts LtdLtd Arts isis registeredregistered is a registered inin Scotland,Scotland, no ScottishSC301328 and charity, a charity nono SCO22400. SC022400 and a company no SC301328. Maria Włoszczowska Polish violinist Maria Włoszczowska performs as a soloist, chamber musician and guest concertmaster worldwide. She is recognised for her versatile musicianship, having won the First Prize and Audience Prize at the XXI Leipzig International Johann Sebastian Bach Competition in 2018, as well as numerous prizes at the XV International Henryk Wieniawski Violin Competition. The 2020/21 season sees several UK and international engagements including projects leading the Chamber Orchestra of Europe and the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, violin concertos by Sibelius and Bruch, as well as performances at international chamber music festivals including Musikdorf Ernen in Switzerland, IMS Prussia Cove, Festival Resonances in Belgium, Lewes Chamber Music Festival, Budleigh Festival, Alderney Chamber Music Festival, The Enghien International Musical Encounters, New Paths Festival in Yorkshire as well as chamber concerts in Scotland with members of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra. Maria gave her debut recital at the Wigmore Hall with pianist Alasdair Beatson in 2016. She has appeared as soloist with several international ensembles since, including the Janáček Philharmonic Ostrava, Concerto Budapest and several of Poland’s symphonic and chamber orchestras. She regularly performs at festivals around Europe where her chamber music partners have included Robert Levin, Philippe Graffin, Nobuko Imai, Amy Norrington, Paolo Giacometti, Bengt Forsberg, Matthew Hunt, Alasdair Beatson, Dinis Sousa and the Doric String Quartet amongst others. Recipient of the Royal Philharmonic Society’s Emily Anderson Prize, the Hattori Foundation Senior Award and Poland’s Minister of Culture and National Heritage Prize, she based herself in the UK after studying at the Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles with Leonid Kerbel, the Royal Academy of Music in London and completing her studies at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama with Hungarian violinist and conductor András Keller. Philip Higham Philip Higham enjoys a richly varied musical life: a passionate chamber musician, equally at home in concerto, duo and unaccompanied repertoire, he especially relishes Classical and German Romantic music, in which he is frequently and happily immersed as principal cellist of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra. He has appeared frequently in recital at Wigmore Hall - including a notable
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