New for the winter months is a series, on five Tuesdays starting at 1 pm lunchtime, of short (up to 40 minutes with no interval) concerts with free admission, no tickets, cabaret style seating and a retiring collection.
The lunchtime concerts start on Tuesday 5 November with pianist Renata Konyicska. This will be followed on Tuesday 10 December by Sarah McKenna (violin) and Nao Maebayashi (piano). Full details of each programme is on the Cranleigh Arts website. The lunchtime series is being supported by Informed Choice Financial Planning.
Cranleigh Arts are inviting groups and societies, as well as individuals who do not like to be out after dark in winter, to come and enjoy professional performers. Do spread the word and do come yourselves; relax and enjoy!
International cello star to perform in Cranleigh
Meanwhile on Friday 15 November the next full evening concert series at Cranleigh Arts brings a new international star of the cello to our local community. He has local connections having originally studied at Yehudi Menuhin school in Cobham.
Jamal Aliyev, born in Azerbaijan, burst onto the scene in 2017 with his his BBC Proms debut and later won the Arts Club – Sir Karl Jenkins Music Award. He has performed at Wigmore Hall and Royal Albert Hall and with London Mozart Players and Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
