Individual sessions:
1.15pm
The Filty Fifteen
Works by Tansy Davies and Nicole Lizée
Joby Burgess percussion
3.15pm
Old Strings, New Sounds
Works by Marais and Nico Muhly
Liam Byrne viol
5pm
An Hour with Angel
Songs by Strauss, Heggie, Adolphe, Luna, Chapi and Cymbala
Angel Blue soprano
James Baillieu piano
6.15pm
Goldberg Variations
BACH arr SITKOVSETSKY Goldberg Variations
Trio from Scottish Ensemble
Tickets:
Day passes £25 plus booking fee*
> Buy day passes on the Barbican Centre website
Weekend passes £40 plus booking fee*
> Buy weekend passes on the Barbican Centre website
Under 14s day passes £10 plus booking fee*
**Please note that wristbands will need to be purchased or collected from the Barbican Centre on Silk Street. There will be no tickets on the door at LSO St Luke's.**
Tickets should be exchanged for a wristband on arrival at the Barbican Centre
Sessions are open to all Weekend/ Day pass holders
Entry to specific sessions is subject to capacity and on a first-come, first-served basis. Unreserved seating in all sessions.
Part of Sound Unbound 2017. The Barbican Classical Weekender is a joint project between the Barbican, London Symphony Orchestra, BBC Symphony Orchestra, Britten Sinfonia, the Academy of Ancient Music and Guildhall School of Music & Drama.
As part of Sound Unbound 2017 LSO St Luke's hosts an enticing selection of chamber sessions.
About Sound Unbound
Following all the fun of our first Classical Weekender in 2015, we’re letting music take over the Centre again…
With sixty sessions over one weekend (Saturday 29 and Sunday 30 April 2017), showcasing the infinite variety of classical pieces, this is the perfect festival for lovers of live music. From innovative new commissions with the likes of Chilly Gonzales and Anna Meredith to some of the finest classical scores ever written, and performances from today’s leading performers like Iestyn Davies and the LSO to BBC Young Musician 2016 Sheku Kanneh-Mason. Whatever your thing, you’ll find it at Sound Unbound.
We’re curating the programme to showcase music at its forward-thinking best, mixing classics with sounds from living composers who are continuing to develop and drive the genre. And we’re pushing the boundaries of how we experience classical music: get intimate at our in-the-round Pit Sessions (in Association with Boiler Room), hear Silent Opera in our conservatory or explore choral commissions in the Curve Gallery.
Full Saturday line-up (PDF) | Full Sunday line-up (PDF)
See the Barbican website for further details.
