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Lunchtime Recitals

3 June - 15 July 2013 | Crush Room

The regular free lunchtime recitals feature the rising stars of the Jette Parker Young Artists Programme, members of the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House and The Royal Opera Chorus and Southbank Sinfonia.

When to see it

Booking for 3 June 2013 - 15 July 2013 opens

Lunchtime Recital: Programme to include Brahms Zwei Gesänge, Fauré Mirages and Poulenc Eight Polish Songs.

Monday 3 June 2013, 1.00pm | Crush Room
    • Hipp
    • Gowland
    • Viytovych
    6 Tickets

    Lunchtime Recital: Programme to include Schubert Octet.

    Monday 10 June 2013, 1.00pm | Crush Room
    • Southbank Sinfonia
      Not on sale

      Lunchtime Recital: A French song recital for soprano and piano by this year’s winner of the Maggie Teyte Prize.

      Monday 1 July 2013, 1.00pm | Crush Room
        • Llewellyn
        Not on sale

        Lunchtime Recital: Programme to include Ravel and Brazilian songs.

        Monday 8 July 2013, 1.00pm | Crush Room
          • de Souza
          • Gowland
          Not on sale

          Lunchtime Recital

          Monday 15 July 2013, 1.00pm | Crush Room
            • Ragge
            • Manasse
            • Stranders
            Not on sale

            Background

            The regular free lunchtime recitals feature the rising stars of the Jette Parker Young Artists Programme, members of the Orchestra of the Royal Opera House and The Royal Opera Chorus and Southbank Sinfonia.

            Tickets for the lunchtime concerts are FREE. A proportion of tickets can be reserved online 9 days before the concert date. These must be collected from the Royal Opera House Box Office by 12.40pm on the day of the performance, after which they will be released.

            The remaining tickets will be available at the Royal Opera House Box Office from 10 am on the morning of the recital. Please note that Crush Room recitals are limited to 160 tickets so please collect early to avoid disappointment.

            As these are free events attracting significant interest, ticket holders may lose their seats if not present at the beginning of the concert.

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