Meet musicians from the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra in a unique new series supported by the CPO and Cape Town Concert Series. This is a perfect concert for those curious about getting to know classical music and musicians better.

Musicians from the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra will be performing in the second of a unique new series supported by the CPO and the Cape Town Concert Series. The concert was devised to offer a performance platform to the musicians, many of whom do not have the chance to perform chamber music or solo repertoire due to their busy orchestral schedules. The programme will feature movements from works ‘in progress’ or short individual pieces that give the audience a chance to hear a wide variety of music and get to know the CPO musicians in a more intimate concert experience. The programme lasts about 60 minutes with introductions to the works by the musicians, afterwhich the audience is invited to stay and talk with the musicians about their music over a glass of wine, or juice.

When: 16h00, Sunday 22 September 2019
Where: Erin Hall, Erin Road, Rondebosch
Tickets from Quicket.co.za at R100. More information email: info@ctconcerts.co.za / call: 084 682 1337

Concert Promotor Louise Howlett

Louise Howlett is Manager of the Cape Town Concert Series, who is always about promoting music and musicians in Cape Town on any platform, in any genre. Chamber music, opera, orchestral music, jazz, events, are all on her radar and she will be there promoting, sorting, helping and organising, mostly at her own expense and in her own time.

She is also a well-known and resepected vocalist in a number of genres from Baroque Oratorio, Lieder Recitals, Musicals and Jazz.

Double Bassist Elzanne Britz

 

Flautist Sally Minter

 

Violist Petrus Coetzee and Albert Combrink played the World Premiere of the Nocturne for VIola and Piano in a concert last week, and repeated the work at today’s concert.

The tuned glasses and the score ready for Lisa White’s performance of “Marsias” by Mario Lavista

Tuned glasses were played by 5 musicians while Lisa White played the solo Oboe