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Coleridge-Taylor at Conway Hall: Sacconi Quartet & David Cambell plus my pre-concert talk

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Coleridge-Taylor at Conway Hall: Sacconi Quartet & David Cambell plus my pre-concert talk

 

Samuel, Hiawatha Bruce, Gwendoline Avril and Jessie Coleridge Taylor
The composer & his family – Samuel, Hiawatha Bruce, Gwendoline Avril & Jessie Coleridge-Taylor
Photo courtesy of the Royal College of Music

On Sunday 28 September 2025, the Sacconi Quartet will be joined by clarinettist David Campbell at the Conway Hall’s Sunday Concert at 6.30pm with a programme including the world premiere of Jago Thornton’s Study in Submersion, Shostakovich’s Quartet No.8 Op.110 and Coleridge-Taylor’s Clarinet Quintet.

Before the concert I will be giving a pre-concert talk about Coleridge-Taylor, exploring his background and focusing both on the early Clarinet Quintet and his defining trio of Hiawatha cantatas.

Full details from the Conway Hall website. 

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