Artistic Director: Tamsin Waley-Cohen
with the Honeymead Ensemble

Following the huge success of the inaugural Sunday Music Series featuring the Honeymead Ensemble, we are delighted to present a second chamber music series continuing through to Summer 2012. 

‘Warm, focused, joyous… a marvellous chamber series’ The Sunday Times

I am absolutely delighted that the Sunday Chamber Music concerts at the Tricycle will be continuing. It has been an inspirational few months and I look forward immensely to sharing and experiencing more chamber music in this unique and exhilarating venue.
Tamsin Waley-Cohen

Sunday 22 January, 5pm
The New World

Welcoming in the New Year the Honeymead Ensemble perform three great quartets evoking the expanse and possibility of the New World. Dvořák’s well-loved American Quartet is partnered with Copland’s Pieces for String Quartet and Glass’s 2nd Quartet Company.

Monday 5 March, 8pm
Metamorphosen
Part of The Tricycle Goes Nuclear Season

Shostakovich’s Quartet No. 8 dedicated to “the victims of fascism and war” is coupled with Strauss’s masterpiece Metamorphosen, a work of unparalleled richness and power, written during the last months of the Second World War.

Sunday 15 April, 7pm
The Romantic Heritage

Schubert’s String Trio in B flat Major and Beethoven’s String Trio E flat, two early works by composers known for their sparkle, energy and charm; are followed by the lesser known, but gorgeously romantic, String Trio No. 2 by Max Reger.

Dates for your diary…
Sunday 20 May, 7pm & Sunday 17 June, 7pm
More information to follow

Tickets: £18/£15 reductions
See three concerts with a Triple Ticket for £40!

Tamsin Waley-Cohen
Described by the Guardian as a performer of “fearless intensity” and by the Times as a violinist who “held us rapt in daring and undaunted performances”, she performs as a soloist with orchestras including the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Orchestra of St John’s, London Concert Orchestra and London Chamber Orchestra, Orchestra of the Swan, and Brighton Philharmonic, and under conductors including Andrew Litton, Jose Serebrier, Shlomo Mintz, Nicolae Moldoveanu, and Achim Holub.

The Honeymead Ensemble
Sarah-Jane Bradley: Viola, Philip Higham: Cello
Sohpie Lockett: Violin, Robert Max: Cello
Eniko Magyar: Viola, Emma Parker: Violin
Gemma Rosefield: Cello