Artists
Rebecca Chan – violin
Emily Davis – violin
Yukiko Ogura – viola
Karen Stephenson – cello
Programme
Philip Glass String Quartet No.3, 'Mishima'
Debussy String Quartet
Takemitsu Autumn Leaves
The Philharmonia Orchestra and Cromwell Place present a series of concerts reflecting on current exhibition themes.
The second of the Philharmonia Orchestra’s four autumn concerts at Cromwell Place responds to Asian Art in London. The recital explores the crosscurrents between East Asian and Western culture, with Debussy’s String Quartet, music by Philip Glass taken from his soundtrack to the film Mishima, about Japanese writer Yukio Mishima, and Tōru Takemitsu’s arrangement of the jazz standard Autumn Leaves.
Need to know
Prices
£20
Performance, incl. drink
£45
Performance and two-course dinner
Event timings:
6pm: Bar and restaurant open
7pm: Doors open
7.30pm: Music starts
8.30pm: Music ends (approximately)
11pm: Club Room closes
Food and drinks:
All tickets include a complimentary glass of prosecco or non-alcoholic equivalent on arrival.
Patrons purchasing Performance & dinner tickets can be seated for their meal at 5.30pm or 8.30pm.
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