Concert diary

Piano · Piccadilly

Lucas Saraiva Cunha plays Mozart

Lucas Saraiva Cunha & Alique Khambatta

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WHEN


13:10

WHERE

St James’s Piccadilly
Piccadilly · London

THE PROGRAMME

What you’ll hear.

02
Antonín Dvořák

Legends

Op. 59

No. 1: Allegretto non troppo, quasi andantino (D minor) No. 3: Allegro giusto (G minor) No. 4: Molto maestoso (C major) No. 5: Allegro giusto (A-flat major)
03
Georges Bizet

Jeux d’enfants

Op. 22

I. L’escarpolette – Rêverie (The swing) II. La toupie – Impromptu (The spinning top) III. La poupée – Berceuse (The doll) IV. Les chevaux de bois – Scherzo (Wooden horses) V. Le volant – Fantaisie (Battledore and shuttlecock) VI. Trompette et tambour – Marche (Trumpet and drum) VII. Les bulles de savon – Rondino (Soap bubbles) VIII. Les quatre coins – Esquisse (Puss in the corner) IX. Colin-maillard – Nocturne (Blind man’s buff) X. Saute-mouton – Caprice (Leap-frog) XI. Petit mari, petite femme – Duo (Little husband, little wife) XII. Le bal – Galop (The ball)

ON THE PLATFORM

The performers.

Lucas Saraiva Cunha

Piano

A London-based pianist, born in 2003, in the first year of an MMus at Trinity Laban, where he studies with Yekaterina Lebedeva.

Alique Khambatta

Piano

A London-based pianist who took a master’s degree in performance at Trinity Laban, studying with Elena Riu and Mikhail Kazakevich.

THE PLACE

St James’s Piccadilly

A place to pause on Piccadilly. St James’s hosts free lunchtime performances by emerging musicians in its historic church.

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197 Piccadilly, London W1J 9LL

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