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A Musical Celebration of International Women’s Day

Wednesday 17 March 2027,  7:30-9:30pm (doors open at 7pm), Leighton House

Madeleine Mitchell, violin & director, performs alongside outstanding students from the Royal College of Music in a celebration of International Women’s Day. Together, they present some of the finest chamber music by women composers, from pianist-composer Clara Schumann to the Master of the King’s Musick, Errollyn Wallen, her predecessor Judith Weir, and the French and English composers Mel Bonis and Rebecca Clarke.  

 

Madeleine Mitchell violin 

with students from the Royal College of Music  

Programme:  

Clara Schumann Piano Trio 

Errollyn Wallen ‘Sojourner Truth’ for violin and piano 

Mel Bonis Serenade for flute, violin and piano 

 

— interval — 

 

Judith Weir ‘Atlantic Drift’ violin duos 

Rebecca Clarke Piano Trio  

 

Useful information 

 

  • Doors open at 7:00pm for the chance to explore the historic house 

  • Concert runs from 7:30pm, including an interval 

  • Doors close at 9:30pm. 

  • Museum shop open throughout the evening. 

 

Meet Madeleine Mitchell 

Madeleine Mitchell has been described by The Times as "one of Britain's liveliest musical forces (and) foremost violinists" and she is also a Vice-President of KCMS. She performs alongside outstanding students from the Royal College of Music in a celebration of International Women’s Day. Together, they present some of the finest chamber music by women composers, from pianist-composer Clara Schumann to the Master of the King’s Musick, Errollyn Wallen, her predecessor Judith Weir, and the French and English composers Mel Bonis and Rebecca Clarke. The full list of performers will be confirmed on the KCMS website by the end of 2026. 

 

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A Musical Celebration of International Women’s Day

Wednesday 17 March 2027,  7:30-9:30pm (doors open at 7pm), Leighton House

Madeleine Mitchell, violin & director, performs alongside outstanding students from the Royal College of Music in a celebration of International Women’s Day. Together, they present some of the finest chamber music by women composers, from pianist-composer Clara Schumann to the Master of the King’s Musick, Errollyn Wallen, her predecessor Judith Weir, and the French and English composers Mel Bonis and Rebecca Clarke.  

 

Madeleine Mitchell violin 

with students from the Royal College of Music  

Programme:  

Clara Schumann Piano Trio 

Errollyn Wallen ‘Sojourner Truth’ for violin and piano 

Mel Bonis Serenade for flute, violin and piano 

 

— interval — 

 

Judith Weir ‘Atlantic Drift’ violin duos 

Rebecca Clarke Piano Trio  

 

Useful information 

 

  • Doors open at 7:00pm for the chance to explore the historic house 

  • Concert runs from 7:30pm, including an interval 

  • Doors close at 9:30pm. 

  • Museum shop open throughout the evening. 

 

Meet Madeleine Mitchell 

Madeleine Mitchell has been described by The Times as "one of Britain's liveliest musical forces (and) foremost violinists" and she is also a Vice-President of KCMS. She performs alongside outstanding students from the Royal College of Music in a celebration of International Women’s Day. Together, they present some of the finest chamber music by women composers, from pianist-composer Clara Schumann to the Master of the King’s Musick, Errollyn Wallen, her predecessor Judith Weir, and the French and English composers Mel Bonis and Rebecca Clarke. The full list of performers will be confirmed on the KCMS website by the end of 2026. 

 

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