Join Temporal Harmonies Inc. for an afternoon of a diverse and virtuosic programme of piano trio repertoire from the great French composers of the 20th century to exciting 21st century works.

Come to Exeter Cathedral for one of Bach’s most popular and well-known vocal works performed by Exeter Festival Chorus with Devon Baroque Orchestra – the only fully professional orchestra in the Southwest specialising in Baroque and early Classical music played on period instruments.

Experience music ranging from the 18th century to the early 20th century on period instruments with Temporal Harmonies Inc. at Royal Academy of Music’s Piano Gallery.

Directed by Anna Noakes, flute students perform a programme including arrangements of CPE Bach’s Concerto in D minor, Rachmaninov’s Isle of the Dead and Shostakovich’s Concertino, Op 94.

Directed by Peter Whelan

Instrumental Olympics – a celebration of instrumental virtuosity and versatility from two of the greatest Baroque composers, Vivaldi and Telemann.

Peter Whelan director

Academy Baroque Soloists

VIVALDI Overture to L’Olimpiade, RV 752; Concerto in G for oboe and bassoon, RV 545; Concerto in F for two horns, RV 538

TELEMANN Suite in G, TWV 55:G2, ‘La Bizarre’; Concerto in E minor for recorder and flute, TWV 52:e1

To celebrate the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, the Academy Baroque Soloists present a virtuoso ‘athletic’ programme of instrumental acrobatics that will test our musicians to their limits.

Temporal Harmonies Inc. closes off the Chamber Rolls of the Royal Academy of Music’s Piano Festival with a program of sizzling Jazz from Russia, Brazil and Argentina.

Ryan Wigglesworth leads his orchestra in two major works of Mozart and two first performances: Judith Weir’s Planet and his own solo-piano piece Glasmelodien.