London-based Dryads Duo was formed in 2010 by violinist Carla Santos and pianist Saul Picado. The Duo performs lesser known repertoire from the late 19th century to the present day.
For their second concert of the year, Cardiff University Symphonic Winds presents a transatlantic programme. Works influenced by Scottish dance, Peruvian chant, Voltaire and Tudor psalmody.
This event is part of the Business School’s Breakfast Briefing series, a network that enables our business contacts to find out more about the latest research and key developments from our industrial partners.
A public lecture with guest speaker Abi Carter, a forensic archaeologist, as part of the Conflict, Development and Disaster research theme at the School.
The final concert in the University’s ‘Celebrating Debussy’ series features Ravel’s orchestration of Debussy’s Sarabande and Danse, Saint-Saëns’s first cello concerto which Shostakovich and Rachmaninoff considered to be one of the greatest examples of the genre and the ‘Paris’ Symphony, composed in 1778 while Mozart was based in Paris.
Welsh pianist and composer Huw Warren (and head of Cardiff University Jazz Ensemble) presents a solo piano concert to celebrate the release of his new solo album.
