Beethoven Septet

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Beethoven Septet

Please note that this performance has been cancelled. Ticketholders are currently being contacted.

Please note that current government guidance in Liverpool means that you can only attend concerts with other members of your household or social bubble.

Timothy Lines clarinet
Nina Ashton bassoon
Timothy Jackson horn
Thelma Handy violin
Alex Mitchell viola
Ian Bracken cello
Anthony Williams double bass

This concert will be a fantastic opportunity to learn a piece from both a player’s and composer’s perspective. There will be demonstrations of period instruments, looking at the developments over the centuries, exploring the impact of that evolution on sound and on the challenges and joys of music-making. We’ll also take the Septet apart and show the inner workings of this absolute masterpiece. The evening will conclude with a complete performance of the Beethoven Septet.

Please note the capacity is very limited (c. 330 seats total) and seating will be done on a socially distanced (2 metre) basis. To book single tickets please call the Box Office on 0151 709 3789.

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