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Cambridge University Schola Cantorum: Contemplation with Jack's Gelato

In partnership with Jack's Gelato, Cambridge Schola offers half an hour of music and readings on the theme of flowers

Cambridge University Schola Cantorum: One Equal Music

Join Cambridge Schola live for sumptuous and exhilarating music for Double Choir from Bach to Gowers

Tue 16 October 2012 7:30PM

Highlight English touring opera perform the lighthouse by Peter Maxwell-Davies

An opera thriller based on the true story of the three Flannan Isle lighthouse keepers who disappeared over Christmas 1900, The Lighthouse is a music theatre classic, promising to hold audiences on the edge of their seats.

Wed 17 October 2012 1:15PM - 2:00PM

Organ recital

Lunchtime organ recital series to be performed by Benjamin Morris (Jesus College)

7:30PM

Highlight English touring opera perform Albert Herring by Benjamin Britten

Britten's hilarious comedy of village life is also a moving story of a 'backward' lad standing up for himself. Pressurised by village worthies such as the indomitable Lady Billows, Albert goes from being proclaimed May King to village reprobate in a few hours - and finds his own path on the way.

Thu 18 October 2012 7:30PM

Highlight English touring opera perform christ lag in todesbanden and the emperor of Atlantis

In a concentration camp in 1944 an extraordinary opera was created. Viktor Ullmann and his fellow artists made a stylish comedy in which Death, appalled by mass killing, goes on strike. This short masterpiece sings of humanity and is paired with a staging of Bach's extraordinary cantata.

Fri 19 October 2012 1:13PM - 1:50PM

Friday Lunchtime concerts at St. Giles' Church

Passionate playing from Mike Buchanan (trombone), a student of the University of Cambridge. Featuring works by Jacques Castérède and Enrique Crespo

7:30PM

Highlight English touring opera perform Albert Herring by Benjamin Britten

Britten's hilarious comedy of village life is also a moving story of a 'backward' lad standing up for himself. Pressurised by village worthies such as the indomitable Lady Billows, Albert goes from being proclaimed May King to village reprobate in a few hours - and finds his own path on the way.

Sat 20 October 2012 7:30AM - 9:45PM

Concert by city of Cambridge symphony orchestra

Music by Rossini, Rachmaninov and Brahms conducted by Robert Hodge with Erdem Misirlioglu

6:30PM - 8:00PM

Liszt series 2012 - 2014

Mary Wu - piano Chopin -24 Preludes op. 28 Messian - Prelude "Le sons impalpables du reve" Bach - Partita no. 3 in E major Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2 in C sharp minor

7:30PM

City of Cambridge symphony orchestra perform with Erdem Misirlioglu

Conductor - Robert Hodge Piano - Erdem Misirlioglu Rossini - William Tell Overture Rachmaninov - Piano Concerto no. 1 Brahms - Symphony no. 1

Sun 21 October 2012 1:15PM

The Mulberry Piano Trio

Enjoy a classical concert in the beautiful surroundings of Gallery 3 at the Fitzwilliam Museum.

5:00PM - 7:00PM

Highlight A recital of songs and duets

Strauss, Britten, Duparc, Mozart, Offenbac and Rossini

6:00PM - 6:25PM

Organ recital

Organ Recital to be performed by Daniel Moult