Ensemble Metamusika
Dunja Lavrova (violin) Laura Kernohan (violin) Liam Buckley (viola) Hannah Innes (cello) Pre-concert talk/recital with Hiro Takenouchi at 5.30pm in the Main Hall: Georgy Catoire: An Introduction to the Man and his Music. Building on the success of his world premiere recording of Catoire’s Piano Concerto, patron Hiro Takenouchi explores the life of the Russian composer and […]
Duo des Alpes
Claude Hauri (cello) Corrado Greco (piano) Brahms Sonata in E minor Op.38 Martinů Variations on a Slovak Theme H378 Debussy Cello Sonata in D minor Martinů Cello Sonata No.2 H286 Find out more about the performers and repertoire by downloading the evening’s programme. Born in 1976 in Lugano, Claude Hauri graduated from Zurich College of […]
Treitler Quartet
Oscar Treitler (violin) Caroline Waldemarsson Treitler (violin) Jonna Inge (viola) Emma Beskow (cello) Ravel Quartet in F Dutilleux Ainsi la nuit Grieg Quartet in G minor Op.27 Find out more about the performers and repertoire by downloading the evening’s programme. Pre-concert talk with Roderick Swanston at 5.30pm in the Brockway Room: Challenging the tradition. Voices […]
Albion Quartet
Tamsin Waley-Cohen (violin) Emma Parker (violin) Rosalind Ventris (viola) Nathaniel Boyd (cello) An Equal Music: Voices in Dialogue. A programme exploring the role of counterpoint in three very different works from the quartet repertoire. The Art of Fugue frames them, and clarifies the references to Bach, the original master of the form, whose seminal work continues […]
Louise Kemény & Friends
*concert generously supported by The Musicians’ Company Louise Kemeny (soprano) Adrienn Kantor (flute) Alena Lugovkina (flute) Joe Shiner (clarinet) Alice Eddie (clarinet) Jamie Campbell (violin) Sarah Sew (violin) Bryony Mycroft (viola) Sophie Gledhill (cello) Ashok Gupta (piano) Finnegan Downie Dear (conductor) Ravel Trois Poèmes de Stéphane Mallarmé Stravinsky Trois Poésies de la Lyrique Japonaise Schoenberg String […]
Tackling Post Traumatic Slave Syndrome
In their 2008 review the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Report revealed “Factors such as discrimination, racism, stress, low self-esteem, socioeconomic disadvantage and the experience of seeking refuge or asylum may all exacerbate mental health problems” in ethnic minorities. In addition, it is well known slavery has had an immense effect on black people. This […]
Causality in Psychosis
The first session is constructed around Lacan’s 1946 paper with the title ‘A Presentation on Psychical Causality’. My main thesis is Lacan had two sources to draw on with respect to causality in psychosis, a ‘de Clérambault/Capgras source and a Freud source. I think it could have been the first source that led him to […]
3 talks on 3 philosophers
Three free talks on three philosophers! To celebrate its recent launch, the International School of Philosophy is holding a set of talks on three very different philosophers from different periods in history. The event is free, but those who wish to attend should acquire tickets from Eventbrite. Snacks will be provided and wine, beer and soft […]
4th Birthday & Kindfulness
Can you believe it? Sunday Assembly is 4 years old and we’re going to party in style! Bring your party hats, put on your Sunday best and let’s get ready to celebrate us celebrating life as a community for all this time! As well as having a party, we’re going to hear from one of […]