The Abbey Sutton Courtenay  
   

   

Music at the Abbey

For the past three years the Abbey has hosted an informal series of chamber music concerts. Young musicians of extraordinary talent and international stature have come from all over Europe to share their art and draw sustenance from the peaceful and supportive environment they find here. As audiences grow and more and more musicians are drawn to the Abbey's unique atmosphere it is intended to have at least one concert each month throughout the winter and spring.

Please note that all programmes are subject to change: to stay informed of concerts at the Abbey please join the Music at the Abbey mailing list, by emailing dylan@theabbey.uk.com quoting 'subscribe' in the subject line.  Our web site will also be updated whenever possible.





   

Saturday 3 July 2010

LUIZ GUSTAVO CARVALHO

In commemoration of the 200th anniversary of the birth of Robert Schumann you are cordially invited to the next concert at the Abbey Sutton Courtenay, a rare UK appearance by Brazilian piano virtuoso Luiz Gustavo Carvalho.
 
Luiz Gustavo has a great talent and lots of possibilities… His touch reflects imagination, sensibility and intelligence.
                                                                                                        --Martha Argerich

I believe that Luiz Gustavo Carvalho will be one of the most significant musicians of his generation.
                                                                                                          --Nelson Freire

A solo piano recital to include:

Franz Liszt - Sonata in C minor
Robert Schumann - Kreisleriana

with readings from the letters of Robert Schumann by Charlotte Leport

7.30pm                                                                         Tickets    £10    (under 16's £5)
 
Artist website:  http://luiz-gustavo-carvalho.com/

 

 
 

The Great Hall is wheelchair accessible with assistance

 
 
     

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