Central London's intimate and unique event space - inspired by Europe's Salon culture
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Since opening in 2007 the 1901 Arts Club has turned into the lively hub of London's artistic community that Joji Hattori envisaged when he started the project. Used as an events venue and a central and beautiful space to rehearse and make music, it's frequented by chamber music ensembles, soloists, orchestras and societies. Located on the vibrant South Bank of the Thames, the 1901 Arts Club is a u
nique venue dedicated to supporting artistic expression and bringing together musicians, artists and persons who share an appreciation for the arts. Inspired by Europe's salon culture, the Club seeks to foster conversation, collaboration, and the exchange of ideas in an intimate setting... and now on Facebook. The Club is an elegant venue that can be hired exclusively to host single or regular events, providing a private atmosphere not only conducive to informal gatherings, but also business meetings, public recitals, corporate entertainment and private parties. We offer bespoke packages for celebrations, recitals or small conferences that include mouthwatering catering, fine hospitality and entertainment, should you require. Built in 1901 as a schoolmaster's house, the building maintains its late Victorian exterior while the Club's beautifully decorated rooms re-create the intimate ambience of a private salon. With a performance space, meeting room, terrace and bar among its facilities, the venue offers opportunities to make music with colleagues and friends, to meet with like-minded people, and to enjoy gatherings of all genres.
Wednesday 17 July 2024, 7:30pm
An Evening of Chamber Music - Haydn in America
The third in our season of chamber music concerts at the 1901 Arts Club, performed by musicians from London and Beyond and hosted by Bassoonist Miles Chapman
More information here:
https://www.1901artsclub.com/17-jul-2024-an-evening-of-chamber-music.html
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'Tis the season to have sunflowers,
fa la la la laa,
la la, la laa...
A warm but wonderful evening enjoying performances of repertoire from Fenella Humphreys Violin’s new album Prism at the 1901 Arts Club. If you weren’t able to join us this evening, Fenella heads to Concerts at Cratfield on Sunday, joining Martin Roscoe for a performance of their gorgeous Faure programme. Beyond that, Fenella performs Stuart Hancock’s violin concerto at Cadogan Hall next Wednesday, before joining Martin Roscoe again for appearances at the Buxton International Festival, Ribble Valley International Piano Week, and Lake District Summer Music. She also heads to the Oxford Festival of the Arts, Petworth Festival and Summer Sounds in the coming weeks!
Magical summer nights at 1901 Arts Club with Julian Dawes, Louisa Petais, Nigel Foster, Fenella Humphreys Violin, Warren Mailley-Smith, London Piano Meetup Group
We've already welcomed five sold-out performances this month and there's more to come with song cycles, premieres, new music and new recordings.
Tuesday 25 June 2024, 7pm
LOST IN THE STARS
Come and be immersed in an evening of fantastical storytelling, in which the timeless songs of Kurt Weill are woven together with brand new material from Louisa Petais’ new musical “Dopamine Fairytale”
Louisa Petais, soprano
Nigel Foster, piano
For more information and tickets, visit our “what’s on” page through www.1901artsclub.com
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Sunday 9 June, 3pm
Jacqueline Ross, violin
Artem Belogurov, piano
Terra Musica Academy Lunchtime Recital
Step into the realm of musical excellence with Jacqueline Ross and Artem Belogurov, showcased in an exclusive Beethoven recital presented by Terra Musica Academy
For more information visit our events page👇
https://www.1901artsclub.com/9-june-2024-terra-musica-academy.html
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We regret to announce that tomorrow’s concert on Wednesday 29 May, Café Society III has been cancelled. Ticket holders will be contacted to arrange refunds and we join the artists in apologising for any inconvenience caused.
Wednesday 15 May 2024, 7:30pm
Sophia Elger, saxophone
Dina Duisen, piano
We are excited to welcome back 2022 Hattori Foundation Senior Award winner Sophia Elger, prsenting her programme “inspirations - an evening of music inspired by folksongs, Paris, and Provence” with pianist, Dina Duisen🎶
Tickets and more information can be found here👇
https://www.1901artsclub.com/15-may-2024-sophia-elger.html
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Landscapes - an evening of music inspired by nature. Music by Pat Metheny, Stephen Goss, Greg Caffrey, Ciarán Farrell, and Jack Gionis. The Tondo Duo: Saxophonist – Sophia Elger and Guitarist – Declan Hickey
Wednesday 1 May, 7:30pm
Café Society - Part II
Tracy Tang, piano
Join pianist Tracy Tang for an evening of piano music and spoken text. Each piece represents an aspect of unique identity to the artistic journey.
For more information, visit our events page:
https://www.1901artsclub.com/1-may-2024-cafe-society.html
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Monday 29 April, 6:30pm
Love and Other Stories of Song
Barbara Maria Rathbone, soprano
Nigel Foster, piano
Celebrate the emotion that drives composers of some the most - love, in all its forms.
For more information, visit our events page:
https://www.1901artsclub.com/29-apr-2024-barbara-maria-rathbone.html
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What does an agent do? How much do they cost? How do I get one?
New event 👀👀👀
Role revelations: Music Agents | Q&A panel
25th April, 7pm
1901 Arts Club
Get tickets via the link in our bio!
Join our expert panel from across the industry to take a deep dive into the role of agents in the arts. Whether you’re in the early stages of your career, thinking about going freelance, or perhaps want to become an agent yourself, this is your chance to ask all the questions!!
&a
Wednesday 24 April, 7:30pm
LANDSCAPES - an evening of music inspired by nature
The Tondo Duo
Sophia Elger, saxophone
Declan Hickey, guitar
For more information visit our events page:
https://www.1901artsclub.com/24-apr-2024-the-tondo-duo.html
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Tuesday 23 April 2024, 7:30pm
Paul Gunn Ensemble
Paul Gunn, piano
Helen Thomas, cello
Gregory Heath, saxophone
Leslee Booth, bass
A BEEKEEPER’S GARDEN: music for cello, piano, saxophone and six string contrabass
For more information, visit our events page:
https://www.1901artsclub.com/23-apr-2024-paul-gunn-ensemble.html
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Wednesday 17 April, 7pm
Charlotte Spruit: violin
Angus Webster: piano
Janáček and Franck: Violin Sonatas
Join us at 1901 Arts Club for the latest performance in our Hattori Foundation early evening concert series🎶 Ticket includes a pre-concert drink🍷
For more information visit our events page at:
https://www.1901artsclub.com/17-apr-2024-charlotte-spruit-hattori-foundation.html
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Huge thanks and congratulations to Renata Konyicska (www.renatakonyicska.com Renata Konyicska) for her short -notice performances for Chopin and Champagne by Candlelight on Friday evening. Her interpretations of, and heartfelt introduction to, the 24 Preludes Op.28 were particularly moving.
(📷 Kaupo Kikkas)
Geoff Eales, with his trio and special guests served up "A Feast of Music" last night. As promised, it was a smorgasbord of classics, blues, folk, poetry and jazz.
GEOFF EALES piano/composer
MATT RIDLEY bass
SOPHIE ALLOWAY drums
MICHAEL COATES saxophone
MAGGIE NICOLS voice
JENNY HOWE voice
RAY ROUGHLER JONES poetry reader
a smorgasbord of , , , and
Delighted to be back at the in October for a with .iles and
Saturday 10 February 2024
LONDON TANGO QUINTET celebrate the imminent launch of their long awaited debut album "Tango! Dancing with Piazzolla" with two performances (6.30pm and 9pm) in person, and a live stream of the 6.30 performance.
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