What's On
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Ethical Matters:
Overruled: Confronting Our Vanishing Democracy in 8 CasesConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Ethical Matters:
Overruled: Confronting Our Vanishing Democracy in 8 CasesBritish democracy is on trial; we can no longer hold our leaders to account. At a crucial juncture for British governance, barrister Sam Fowles urges us not to take our freedoms for granted.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
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London International Music Festival:
Batimbo Percussion MagiqueLondon International Music Festival:
Batimbo Percussion MagiqueJoin the London International Music Festival for its closing event with a special performance by Batimbo Percussion Magique from Burundi. It will be a great cultural event of rhythmic repertoire, dance and song. The evening includes a joint performance with London African Drumming and concludes with an Open Jam session.
In person | No Option
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COLOSSEUM
Colosseum Wrestling Presents:
COLOSSEUM
The arena rumbles with anticipation. The combatants await their fates. Destinies will be forged in combat. Witness a compelling, emotionally-driven professional wrestling extravaganza as it delves into the past to recover its roots and bring this ancient tradition back to form.
In person | No Option
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Thinking On Sunday:
Expansion Rebellion – Stop the Third Runway, Save the WorldConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Thinking On Sunday:
Expansion Rebellion – Stop the Third Runway, Save the WorldThis is a story of hope in the face of widespread consternation over the global climate crisis. Celeste Hicks traces the dramatic story of how campaigning lawyers prepared the case to stop Heathrow Airport’s third runway.
Brockway Room | Virtual event
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Sunday Concerts:
Primrose Piano QuartetConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Primrose Piano QuartetWe are delighted to welcome back the Primrose Piano Quartet who will be opening our autumn series of concerts with a feast of colourful French works, alongside Mozart's evergreen E flat quartet, one of the first works written for this combination of instruments.
In person | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
Minerva Piano TrioConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Minerva Piano TrioThe Minerva Piano Trio perform a new arrangement of Stravinsky's Pulcinella Suite by Richard Birchall, made to celebrate the ballet suite’s 100th anniversary. We will also hear one of Richard's own compositions and a further new arrangement of Caroline Shaw’s piece by Annie Yim, the trio's pianist.
In person | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
Seeking UtopiaConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Seeking Utopia‘Seeking Utopia’: a programme of words and music celebrating the friendship between Ralph Vaughan Williams and violist Lionel Tertis, in Vaughan Williams' 150th anniversary year.
In person | Virtual event
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Sunday Concerts:
Greenwich Trio + Pre-Concert TalkConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Greenwich Trio + Pre-Concert TalkDescribed by Bernard Greenhouse as "the new Beaux Arts Trio", the Greenwich Trio are earning a formidable reputation. Their performance for Conway Hall foregrounds the contributions made to the repertoire by Clara Schumann and Fanny Mendelssohn, alongside their male colleagues.
In person | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
I MusicantiConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
I MusicantiI Musicanti is made up by distinguished performers in some of the best orchestras. What unites them is their ceaseless musical curiosity, a palpable sense of adventure and an unswerving commitment to excellence.
In person | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
Jubilee QuartetConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Jubilee Quartet"Brilliant and distinctive…fresh and new…makes the music’s architecture expressive in its own right" (The Telegraph). The Jubilee Quartet's recent recording of Haydn drew rave reviews from the press. For their return to Conway Hall, they begin with some Haydn before an exciting combination of Schubert works.
In person | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
Trio HavishamConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Trio HavishamThe 2022 CAVATINA Intercollegiate Chamber Music Competition First Prize was awarded to Trio Havisham, from the Royal Northern College of Music, and we are excited to welcome them for their Conway Hall debut!
In person | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
Schwarzenberg TrioConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Schwarzenberg TrioThe Schwarzenberg Trio's Conway Hall début was one of the casualties of the Covid-19 pandemic, and we are so pleased that we are finally able to welcome this distinguished Austrian ensemble and their "technical finesse".
In person | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
Barbican Quartet + Pre-Concert TalkConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Barbican Quartet + Pre-Concert TalkFirst prize winners of the 2019 Joseph Joachim International Chamber Music Competition, as well as the 2018 St Martin-in-the-Fields Chamber Music Competition, the Barbican Quartet are quickly establishing themselves internationally.
In person | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
Maria CanyigueralConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Maria CanyigueralWith performances ranging from Bach to Mompou, Maria Canyigueral's performances at Conway Hall have become a true highlight. Her recital comprises Beethoven's three sonatas of opus 2, the first of his 'magnum opus' of 32 sonatas spanning his whole compositional life.
In person | No Option
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Sunday Concerts:
Berkeley EnsembleConway Hall Ethical Society Presents:
Sunday Concerts:
Berkeley EnsembleThe Berkeley Ensemble join forces with Conway Hall's Director of Music, Simon Callaghan, to play two of the most-loved works for clarinet trio. Their programme concludes with a true 'party piece', Dohnányi's Sextet for clarinet, horn, strings and piano - a truly exuberant way to close our autumn series of concerts at Conway Hall.
In person | No Option
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