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* Schubert - Sonata in A for violin and piano no.4 D574 "Grand Duo"
* Brahms…
Special recital featuring two young virtuoso musicians.
Lucas Krupinski - piano
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* Ellen Lindquist - Shining Through
* Shostakovich - Trio no.2 in E minor, op…
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* Bach - Toccata in F sharp minor BWV910
* Ravel - Sonatine
* Anatolijus…
Musical Director - Roger Hendy
Leader - Antony Clements
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* Beethoven - Variations on "L Ci Darem La Mano" in C, WoO28
* Schumann -…
Oxana Militsina - violin
Antony Clements - piano
Bach - Sonata No 2 for violin and…
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* Caroline Shaw - First Essay: Nimrod (2016)
* Walton - Quartet in A minor
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ISCA ENSEMBLE SOUTHWEST
Musical Director Roger Hendy
Leader Antony Clements
Schubert :…
ISCA Ensemble Southwest
Musical Director Roger Hendy
Leader Antony Clements
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KENNAWAY HOUSE, SIDMOUTH
SATURDAY 19th SEPTEMBER…
Join us for an evening of musical entertainment featuring songs from a variety of…
Sidmouth Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Crash Box & Classic Car Club of…
Sidmouth has been playing host to its own Science Festival for over five years and with…
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This summer, find the lost pieces of the coast and become a Donkey Sanctuary Explorer…
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