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Concert producers, specifically high class musical theatre, classical, opera and celebrity concerts, working in conjunction with the major symphony orchestras and leading music festivals worldwide.
The Old Brewhouse, Chesham Rd, Wigginton, Hertfordshire, HP23 6EH
Promotes fortnightly Thu-lunchtime concert series in Glasgow, Aug-May. Type of artist: Chmbr music. Usual venue capacity: 200. No concerts per year: 20. Usual concert time: 12-45-1.45pm.
24 Cairngorm Rd, Mansewood, Glasgow, G43 2XA
Founded in 2002 by pianist Duncan Honeybourne, Weymouth Lunchtime Chamber Concerts presents 11 recitals from September to July featuring established artists and young performers at the beginning of their career. Concerts take place in the attractive St Mary's Church in the heart of Weymouth where the society has access to a well-maintained Yamaha C6 piano.
Previous seasons have featured pianists Margaret Fingerhut, Penelope Roskell, Duncan Honeybourne and James Lisney, cellist Joseph Spooner, violinist Peter Fisher, the De Kooning Ensemble, and baritone Timothy Dickinson
Fee c£150
18 Castle Road, DT5 1AU, United Kingdom
Weymouth's best community venue for live theatre, music, arts, events and more.
The Esplanade, Weymouth, Dorset, England, DT4 8ED, United Kingdom
Type of artist: Chmbr ens. Typical venue capacity: 150. Concerts per year: 6. Usual concert time/day: Last Mon of month Sep-Nov & Feb-Apr, 7.30pm.
High quality live classical chamber music from single instrumental recitals to sextets and choirs. Type of artist: Established international chamber musicians and young emerging musicians and singers. Usual venue capacity: 80-100. Fee available: typically £500 and/or share of ticket sales, or by negotiation.
c/o The Village Shop, Brockweir, Chepstow, NP16 7NW, United Kingdom
