Schedule
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This schedule may be subject to last minute changes for reasons beyond our control.
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PLEASE NOTE: due to the time change in Europe, the schedule for the 28/10-3/11 week is temporary until 28 October.
- 22/10/2018Monday
- 23/10/2018Tuesday
- 24/10/2018Wednesday
- 25/10/2018Thursday
- 26/10/2018Friday
- 27/10/2018Saturday
- 28/10/2018Sunday
- 06:30Ravel, Poulenc with Esfahani, Rameau, Bizet and Dukas from Auckland
- 09:00The Australia Ensemble plays Grenfell, Beethoven, Westlake, Vasks and Copland in Sydney
- 15:00Chamber music from Kfar Blum: Beethoven and Mendelssohn
- 16:00The Imaginarium Ensemble plays Allegri, Landi and more in Moscow
- 16:00Dobrescu plays Enescu, Hersant, Debussy, Chopin and Lipatti in Bucharest
- 16:00Mendelssohn with Miller, Schnittke and Mustonen with Krylov, Bidva and Mataityte from Vilnius
- 16:20Skride and Müller-Schott play Beethoven, Schumann and Chopin in Cesis
- 17:00The Elias Quartet plays Ravel, Beamish and Dvorák in Stockholm
- 17:25Walton with Power and Shostakovich's Fifth from Odense
- 17:30Gibson, Grime with Andersson and Tarkiainen with Räisänen from Bodø
- 17:30Bernstein's 'Mass' with Sykes, the WDR Children's Choir and friends from Zagreb
- 17:30Chamber music from Graz: Mozart, Boccherini, de Falla, Turina and more
- 18:00Chamber music from Alella: Mozart, Shostakovich, Beethoven and Weber
- 18:00Gluck's 'Orfeo ed Euridice' with Crebassa, Guilmette and Desandre from Paris
- 18:00Harnisch, Bauer, Monnier, Roubaty and the Ensemble Vocal de Lausanne perform Brahms in Gstaad
- 18:00RIAS Chamber Choir 70th anniversary concert from Berlin: Bach, Schönberg and a Williams' world premiere
- 18:00Schumann and Tchaikovsky with Bertrand and Sibelius from Paris
- 18:00Mussorgsky, Rachmaninov with Lugansky and Dvorák's Eighth from Paris
- 18:00Loureiro and Kaasa play Peterson-Berger, Svendsen, Sibelius and Grieg in Lisbon
- 18:15Schumann, a Roukens' world premiere, Gordon, Constanzi and Zappa from Amsterdam
- 18:30I Pomeriggi Musicali play Händel and Mozart in Milan
- 18:30Hindemith, Rachmaninov with Li and Brahms' Second from Liverpool
- 19:30Messiaen, Schumann with Lisiecki and Suk from Reykjavík
- 20:00The Adamastor Trio plays Mozart, Haydn and Schubert in Cascais
- 23:00Françaix and Berio with Garrote and Albéniz from Buenos Aires