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Brahms Unwrapped
We are thrilled to announce our Unwrapped series for 2012, Brahms Unwrapped. 35 magnificent concerts throughout 2012
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UPCOMING CURATED WEEKS
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Literary passions, heated discussion and brand-new talent. London’s oldest bookfestival comes to Kings Place.Umberto... -
The 2nd Week of our Brahms Unwrapped series features performances from Academy of St Martin in the Fields, Philip... -
The formidable Vida Guitar Quartet, new talent Fernando Espí and duo Hermanos Cuenca star in a Spanish-themed line-up... -
Sunday afternoons will never be the same again.In a brand new series devised by cellist/composer Philip Sheppard, on... -
Week 3 of our Brahms Unwrapped series brings performances from The Sixteen, Harry Christophers and Kenneth Hamilton.... -
Journeys and encounters in new and traditional chamber musicwith the New Zealand String Quartet and friends. In this... -
Celebrate the Jubilee with music inspired by two great Queen ElizabethsNew London Singers and Trafalgar Sinfonia mark... -
An Easter Global Music Foundation (GMF) special for students and music fans alike. The GMF Easter Jazz Workshop... -
Continuing with Week 4 of our Brahms Unwrapped series we have performances from Charles Owen & Katya Apekisheva,... -
The Brodsky Quartet perform Shostakovich's complete quartets, after first setting the scene and delving into the... -
An opportunity to hear famous and rare pieces by the master symphonist, Jean Sibelius alongside works by contemporary... -
A series of performances celebrating the work of Tchaikovsky, curated by Martino Tirimo. The programme ... -
Week 5 of our Brahms Unwrapped series with performances from Orion String Quartet and Jeffrey Siegel.See full Brahms... -
Celebrate the Queen's Diamond Jubilee with a snapshot of the astonishingly rich and diverse repertoire of English... -
Experience an explosion of international talent at Songlines Encounters Festival.From the zesty French-Canadian Le... -
The Royal Academy of music perform a selection of songs in Week 6 of our Brahms Unwrapped series. -
Two concerts from the Royal Academy of Music chamber ensembles and Baroque Orchestra.// -
La Nuova Musica bring Monteverdi's groundbreaking opera, L'Orfeo, Favola in MusicaThe fast-rising new early music... -
Week 8 of Brahms Unwrapped brings performances from Endymion, Mikhail Rudy, Natalie Clein and more. -
The final week of our Brahms Unwrapped series includes performances from Ivo Varbanov & Konstantin Lifschitz,...
ALL EVENTS
Spoken Word
The Third Day: Chochana Boukhobza
Wednesday, 22 February 2012 - 1:00pm
Author Chochana Boukhobza talks about her gripping thriller The Third Day, set in a rich multicultural Israel fraught with tension.
Spoken Word
Film: Sara Shilo: No Gnomes Will Appear
Wednesday, 22 February 2012 - 3:00pm / St Pancras Room
Sara Shilo is, in my opinion, one of the best authors who currently write in Hebrew, and Walk’s film wondrously depicts her complexity as a person and a writer. David Grossman
Spoken Word
Meet the Author: Tom Rachman
Wednesday, 22 February 2012 - 5:30pm / St Pancras Room
Tom Rachman discusses his first novel, The Imperfectionists, which tells of the quirky, maddening and endearing people who write and read an international newspaper based in Rome. Free event.
Music
Moishe's Bagel
Wednesday, 22 February 2012 - 7:00pm / Hall Two
When Moishe’s Bagel take the stage expect rip-roaring, foot-stomping, jazz-inflected klezmer and Balkan music. "Exhilarating...breath-takingly intricate, but with the momentum of an express train" The Herald
Spoken Word
Ron Arad
Wednesday, 22 February 2012 - 7:00pm / Hall One
Ron Arad is a central figure in contemporary design. Many of his designs such as the Rover chair and the Bookworm bookshelf are iconic. The restless maverick designer comes to Jewish Book Week to talk about his passion for marrying unconventional forms with unexpected functions and the sources of his unbridled creativity.
Spoken Word
Religion and Science: Jonathan Sacks, Marcus du Sautoy
Wednesday, 22 February 2012 - 8:30pm / Hall One
Chief Rabbi Jonathan Sacks and mathematician Marcus du Sautoy explore the sometimes fraught relationship between religion and science, belief and scepticism, open-mindedness and intolerance to the challenge of the other or the unknown. Chaired by Daniel Glaser
Spoken Word
Major/Minor: Alba Arikha in conversation with Janine di Giovanni
Thursday, 23 February 2012 - 1:00pm / St Pancras Room
With Major/Minor, Alba Arikha has written a vivid and haunting coming-of-age memoir set in Paris in the 1980’s. In conversation with Janine di Giovanni, senior foreign correspondent for The Times and contributing editor for Vanity Fair.
Spoken Word
Film - Mordechai Richler: The Last of the Wild Jews
Thursday, 23 February 2012 - 3:00pm / St Pancras Room
Free Film. Mordechai Richler: The Last of the Wild Jews is directed by Francine Pelletier and based on the book by Canadian novelist Mordechai Richler.
Spoken Word
Freud's Couch: Meet the Author- Simon Goldhill
Thursday, 23 February 2012 - 5:30pm
Simon Goldhill was invited by Chicago University Press to try and find out why we love to stare at Wordsworth’s desk or Freud’s couch or Charlotte Brontë’s underwear. His trip – four Jews on a train in search of an author’s house – is a funny, smart and reflective journey into our ideas of the self and our cultural values.
Spoken Word
Etgar Keret
Thursday, 23 February 2012 - 7:00pm / Hall One
The critically acclaimed master short-story teller Etgar Keret gives us a taste of his magic with his new collection of stories. More absurd, humorous, surreal and compassionate than ever, they reflect Israel’s uncanny reality. Etgar discusses his stories with readings by an actor.
