A Musical Voyage: Maps of Sound
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An evening of rich cultural heritage at the piano...A unique recital showcasing the dynamic spirit of folk music through the lens of classical composers, who found inspiration in their own cultural idioms. Here, you can share and celebrate different musical cultures, while appreciating the classical piano genre at its most vibrant.
This programme will also feature a premiere of Lucas Saraiva Cunha's arrangements of Traditional Portuguese Music - including the beloved, UNESCO recognised Fado style.
Come and explore the world on 88 keys, with 4 Award Winning Artists from the prestigious Trinity Laban Conservatoire.
Tickets are free, but if you enjoy the concert and feel moved to contribute, donations will be warmly welcomed at the door. All contributions go towards covering costs and remunerating our wonderful musicians.
6:30pm-7:30pm, doors open at 6pm!
MUSICIANS:
Lucas Saraiva Cunha - Piano
Alique Khambatta - Piano
Aida Rodriguez Ramos - Piano
Felix Ottaway O'Mahony - Piano
PROGRAMME:
Chopin: Mazurkas (Selection)
- Op.24 No.2
- Op.24 No 4
Fazil Say: Black Earth
Amalia Rodrigues (Arr. Lucas Saraiva Cunha) - A Gaivota (The Seagull)
Mompou: Canciones e Danzas (Selections)
-No.4
-No.5
-No.7
Bartok: 6 Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm
Lucas Saraiva Cunha: Improvisation on ‘Grandola, Vila Morena’
Date
Tuesday 10 March 2026 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM (UTC+00)Location
Winchmore School
Laburnum Grove, London, Enfield N21 3HS
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