Royal College Of Music Rising Stars

Francis Poulenc: Sonata for flute and piano RCM composer Claes Biehl: Piece for solo piano Franz Liszt: Paganini Etude in E flat major, no 2. Johann Strauss II (transcribed by Alfred Grünfeld): Soiree de Vienne interval Richard Strauss: Fours songs, opus 27 Richard Strauss: Sonatina no 1 in F major 'Aus der Werkstatt eines Invaliden' Celebrating 125 years of the Royal College of Music, Cadogan Hall presents a series of showcasing some of the RCM's most exciting young soloists, duos, chamber ensembles and composers. A chance to hear the talented young stars of tomorrow! ?The Royal College of Music is delighted to be performing at Cadogan Hall, in this our 125th birthday year. The RCM is only a stone's throw from Cadogan Hall, making this a truly local partnership. The concerts will give the public a chance to hear some of the freshest, most exciting musical talent in London today, and will offer our students the chance to take centre stage at one of the city's most outstanding venues. Each of the four ?Rising Stars? concerts is designed to give audiences a flavour of the RCM's true diversity in its 125th year, with a variety of instruments, repertoire from the old to the new, and performers of numerous nationalities. The musicians collectively comprise some of the world's most promising soloists and chamber groups. Among their number are Swedish soprano Ida Falk Winland who drew great acclaim in BBC Cardiff Singer of the World last year, the Harpham Quartet who opened this year's prestigious Park Lane Group Series, and the Venezuelan, Russian and Chinese pianists Luis Parés, Anna Peletsis and Meng Yang Pan ? all tipped for outstanding international careers.? Other dates in the series: 15 April, 2 June, 16 June