WHAT'S ON SPRING 2012 - Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama

Free Events
Linbury Gallery
The work of our theatre
designers continually feeds
into this unique exhibition
space. Exhibitions will range
across the Spring from
design models and drawings,
to large scale scenic
sculptures, and a range of
extreme costumes. Keep an
eye out on our website www.
rwcmd.ac.uk or ask at the
box office for details on
forthcoming exhibitions.
Tours
There has been a huge
demand for tours during our
opening six months and a big
thank you to everyone who
came along and braved the
tension wire grid in the Richard
Burton Theatre in the Autumn!
If you represent a large group
or organisation and would like
to organise a behind-thescenes
tour of our concert hall
and theatre please contact
events@rwcmd.ac.uk
Exhibition
Jazz Time
Our relaxed Friday Jazz Time
sessions have proved to be
a phenomenal hit with
audiences throughout the
Autumn. Jazz Time recommences
every Friday at
5.30pm in the Foyer from 13
January through to 30 March.
“I could not believe what I was
listening to... the music was
fantastic! I am just disappointed
that I don’t live in Cardiff
because I think Friday nights
will never be the same”.
Jazz Time Audience Member
Spring in Venice
Extra…
Look out for the occasional
extra event linked to the
concert hall and theatre. We
often present free pre-concert
performances in the fantastic
foyer area or free workshop
activities.
Seasonal Concerts
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These concerts celebrate the key events in the calendar, providing
opportunities to enjoy popular repertoire with family and friends.
Last season’s Fireworks concert was sold out, so please book early!
Thurs 1 March 7.15pm
St David’s Day
Concert
A musical celebration of
Wales’s national day. Songs
and instrumental music to
showcase the masters of
Welsh music including Dilys
Elwyn Edwards, Meirion
Williams, Mansel Thomas plus
works for wind and brass on
Welsh themes by two of our
young composers.
Tickets £7, £5 concessions
Dora Stoutzker Hall
Sun 18 March 2.30pm
Mother’s Day
Concert
Our Concert Orchestra,
conducted by Peter
Esswood presents a
programme of music for
mothers and families to
enjoy, with its centerpiece
Saint-Saens’ Carnival of
the Animals.
Tickets £7, £5 concessions
Dora Stoutzker Hall
Free pre-Concert Foyer
performance 2pm
Come along early and enjoy
a performance of Haydn’s
Toy Symphony in the foyer.
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