Proms at Battersea

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Time: 1pm

Tickets: £18 Seated / £10 Standing (half price tickets are available for under 18s and disabled people)

Promming tickets: 100 standing tickets available for £6. Discount on standing tickets will apply in the basket.

Running Time: 60 mins

This event takes place in person in our Grand Hall. 

The concert will also be broadcast live on BBC Radio 3.

100 standing tickets available for £6. Discount on standing tickets will apply in the basket.

The music of friends: for pianist Leif Ove Andsnes, performing with the musicians of the Mahler Chamber Orchestra is first and foremost about “partnership, a companionship”. Together, they’ve explored the music of Beethoven; now they turn to Mozart and in this lunchtime recital at Battersea Arts Centre they pare it down to basics – Andsnes, three MCO players and some of the loveliest chamber music ever created: the Piano Trio KV 502 and the warm-hearted Piano Quartet KV 493.

This is music that Mozart conceived to be played at home, intimate without being inhibited, and playful without ever being flashy. Just inspiration, wit and melodies that speak straight to the heart.

 

Mozart

Piano Trio in B flat major  22’

Piano Quartet in E flat major  27’

 

Leif Ove Andsnes piano

Members of the Mahler Chamber Orchestra

Matthew Truscott violin

Joel Hunter viola

Frank-Michael Guthmann cello

PRE EVENT INFORMATION

This event takes place in person in our Grand Hall. This space is on the first floor, with step-free access.

There is a wheelchair viewing platform to the side of the stage.

If you have booked a ticket you will receive an email from us before your performance detailing important information about your visit. If you would like to read about our current COVID safety measures in place, you can find out more about what to expect here.

PERSONAL ASSISTANT/COMPANION TICKETS

If you require the assistance of a friend or helper to attend, we can make a free ticket available for your companion. You can book access companion tickets online or contact the Box Office to book by emailing access@bac.org.uk. 

To book a free access companion online:

  • log in to your account here
  • go to ‘Other preferences’ and tick ‘I require a personal assistant/companion’.
  • Choose the performance, date and seats you would like and if you add at least 2 tickets to your basket, then one of these will automatically become free.

PRE-SHOW INFORMATION

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