The Paradisal Players will be performing a concert in North London for Amnesty International to celebrate their 50th birthday. Recognised as one of London’s most vibrant classical ensembles, this event is free to attend, though donations will be taken to aid the human rights charity.
The concert will feature of music by Sibelius, Haydn and Brahms as chosen by conductor Samuel Burstin, who feels that the music chosen will reflects the spirit of Amnesty International. Alongside the Paradisal Players will be soloists Nathaniel Anderson-Frank on violin, Suzie Thorn on oboe, Maria Zachariadou on cello and Amy Harman on bassoon.
The event will start at 7.30pm on Saturday 14th April 2012 and take place at –
Christ Church
Highbury Grove
London
N5 1SA
If you would like to make a donation to this fantastic event, simply click on the link below to make a donation via Just Giving. Plus if you’re in the area, why not pop in an show your support for what promises to be a great evening of amazing music for a worth cause.
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