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Nottingham Chamber Music Festival
10 – 18 July, 2021
'We’ve been on pause for so long. Now, it’s time to play'.
Nottingham’s classical music festival offers an eclectic range of events celebrating the return of live music after the extended Covid hiatus. Join us for a collection of chamber concerts, family concerts, online performances, with free & ticketed events in some of Nottingham’s stunning locations.
Few sectors have been hit as hard by the pandemic as live music, with many performers and venues in the cultural sector finding the lockdown particularly damaging. Nottingham Chamber Music Festival addresses this head-on, putting on live music across the city for us to connect with the joy of performance, reflecting a cautious optimism as we emerge from lockdown.
Visit our website via the link above for more info, sign up to the NCMF newsletter, or make contact via the email link above.
Due to social distancing capacity all ticketed events must be booked online in advance. Click on the Book Now button above.
Events at a Glance:
Saturday, 10th July - Opening Concert
Villiers Quartet: Beethoven and Alberga
Squire Performing Arts Centre, 7:00pm
Admission: £15 general / £5 under 18s
Sunday, 11th July – Family Concert
STRING! Featuring the Gildas Quartet
Squire Performing Arts Centre
Performance Times: 11:00am & 1:30pm
Admission: £6 per bubble of up to 6 people
Monday, 12th July
Fidelio Trio
Royal Concert Hall, 7:00pm
Admission: £16.50 general / £5 under 18s
Tuesday, 13th July
2 to Link - Online premiere from Turner Violins
Watch online at www.nottchamberfest.com
7:00pm, FREE to watch
Thursday, 15th July
Bach Goldberg Variations – Le Page Ensemble
St Mary’s in the Lace Market, 7:00pm
Admission: £15 general
Friday, 16th July
Miniatures: Nottingham Contemporary
Nottingham Contemporary
Performance Times: 1:00pm / 2:00pm / 3:00pm
Admission: FREE
Saturday, July 17th
Musicians from Chetham’s School of Music
St. Peter’s Church, 11:00am
Admission: FREE
Sunday, 18th July – 3:00pm
United Strings of Europe
St Mary’s in the Lace Market, 3:00pm
Admission: £15 general
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