Welcome to our thirteenth newsletter – a brief one to remind you of our 2016 launch concert, to announce a programme change for the December concert, and to urge those who have not yet renewed their membership to do so now!
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Coffee Concerts
Newsletter #12 July 2016
Welcome to our twelfth newsletter – designed to keep you informed about our activities, as well as other local chamber music events.
2016/17 COFFEE CONCERT SEASON
We are pleased to announce details of the forthcoming season. Thanks to the generosity of a member of Strings Attached there will be a launch concert on Tuesday, 20 September at 7.30 pm in the Brighton Dome Corn Exchange, preceded by a reception for Continue reading Newsletter #12 July 2016
Coffee Concerts Season 2016-2017 full programme
The Doric String Quartet debut with Strings Attached to launch the season on
Tuesday 20 September 2016, 7.30 p.m. at Brighton Dome Corn Exchange when they will perform
Haydn Continue reading Coffee Concerts Season 2016-2017 full programme
Heath Quartet 27th March 2016 – Review by Richard Amey, Worthing Herald
Are we reaching the nirvanic stage where to report a Heath Quartet Coffee Concert could simply comprise three words: ‘Say no more’? Such is the listening satisfaction they now provide and the artistic Continue reading Heath Quartet 27th March 2016 – Review by Richard Amey, Worthing Herald
Newsletter #11 March 2016
Welcome to our eleventh newsletter – designed to keep you informed about our activities, as well as other local chamber music events.
The latest season of coffee concerts ended on 27 March with a performance by the Heath Quartet of extraordinarily Continue reading Newsletter #11 March 2016
Heath Quartet 27th March 2016 – Review by Andrew Polmear
I was gently looking forward to this concert. I know the works, especially the Ravel Quartet, and there was nothing in the programme as challenging as the Britten Quartet from the last concert. And I really like the Heath Quartet: Continue reading Heath Quartet 27th March 2016 – Review by Andrew Polmear