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Music

Recitals
The Dysart Petersham

Around our antique rosewood Bechstein grand piano

Our recital programme over several years quickly established a loyal following. 

We host a small number of private recitals over the year, where the personality and interpretation of acclaimed performers who have performed in some of the most notable venues around the World, including Wigmore and Carnegie, can be enjoyed in a salon environment. 

The presence of an audience grouped around the performer and only feet away is a rare pleasure for the performer, often playing music first composed and performed in intimate surroundings just like ours, where the directness of communication between performer and audience adds immeasurably to the music. 

Each recital now takes place on two consecutive evenings. 

On Sunday evenings there is a concert, 3 course dinner, with paired wines, with canapés and wine/beer/non alcoholic drinks served in the interval.

On the following Monday evenings, the recital is given again, with a glass of wine, beer, or soft drink served in the interval, included in the ticket price.

Audiences are limited to around 25 guests for each event.

Sunday evenings:
Doors: 5:30pm – Recital: 6:00pm – Dinner: 8:00pm approx.
Monday evenings:
Doors: 7:00pm – Recital: 7:30pm

To book a seat at our recitals, or to seek more information please:
Email Barny Taylor on enquiries@thedysartpetersham.co.uk
or call on 07967 481625

Sunday 27th September / Monday 28th September

IDA PELLICCIOLI – piano

IDA PELLICCIOLI – piano

‘Introspections’ from Sibelius to Ravel

Jean Sibelius – Six Impromptus Op. 5.
Gabriel Fauré – Excerpts from 8 Pièces Brèves Op. 84.
I – Capriccio,
V – Improvisation.
Ferruccio Busoni – Fantasia Nach J.S. Bach, BV253.
Leoš Janáček – In the Mists.
Maurice Ravel –
Menuet extrait du Tombeau de Couperin, M. 68,
Menuet Antique, M. 7,
Menuet sur le nom de Haydn, M. 58.

Ida Pelliccioli was born in Bergamo, Italy. She studied at the Conservatoire à Rayonnement Régional de Nice and at the École Normale de Musique de Paris where she received a double diploma in interpretation and pedagogy. She also studied with Norma Fisher, from the Royal College of Music in London and she is one of the rare pianists to have received guidance from the Cuban concert pianist Jorge Luis Prats. Ida has been performing throughout Europe, Canada, South East Asia, Australia and South Africa and is a teacher at Paris Conservatoire du 8e.

We will present 4 concerts a year, each offered on two consecutive evenings. 

Sundays – a concert, dinner and wine event, with canapés and wine to be served in the interval, and the concert to be followed by a three-course meal with paired wines. A few seats are available for the concert only on Sunday as well.

Mondays – concert only, with a glass of wine in the interval included in the ticket price.

Timings will be as follows:

Sunday evenings:
Doors 5:30pm  Concert start 6:00pm   Dinner 8:00pm approx.

Monday evenings:
Doors 7:00pm  Concert start 7:30pm

Pricing:

Sunday evening concert, dinner and wine – £170.00 per person (or concert only £35)
Monday evening concert – £35.00 per person

 

Classical Recital Menu

CANAPES

Parmesan shortbread, wild apple, truffle
Confit duck, verjus, oregano

Our sourdough focaccia  

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FIRST COURSE

Summer tomatoes, English cherries, Somerset goat’s curd, local marjoram

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MAIN COURSE

Roast Devon chicken, baby leeks, wild mushroom jus

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DESERT

English strawberry nougat glacé, brandy snap, lemon verbena

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PETIT FOURS

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Food Allergies and Intolerances: before you order your food and drinks please speak to our staff if you have an allergy and want to know about our ingredients
Some dishes may contain traces of nuts and game dishes may contain shot
Prices include VAT. Service not included, apart from tables of 6 or more where a discretionary 12.5% service charge will be added

Tickets

Sunday evening concert, dinner and wine package - £170.00 per person
Sunday evening concert only - £35.00 per person (limited tickets) (Glass of wine included)
Monday evening concert - £35.00 per person (Glass of wine included)

CONCERT START

7:30pm

Bookings

Please get in touch with Manager, Barny Taylor by email to:
enquiries@thedysartpetersham.co.uk
or call 07967 481 625

Archived Concerts

Sophie-Davis-Anna-Reiley
Sunday 19th April / Monday 20th April

Sophie Davis (voice) / Anna Reiley (piano)

‘Traces of Love’ Claude Debussy – Trois Chansons de Bilitis I. La flûte de Pan, II. La chevelure, III. Le tombeau des Naïades Edward Elgar – Pleading …

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ALICJA-SMIETANA-
Sunday 8th February / Monday 9th February

Alicja Smietana (violin) / Nigel Yandell (piano)

‘Devils and Romance’ Giuseppe Tartini – Devil’s Trill Sonata John Williams – Witches of Eastwick N.Paganini – Cantabile Mendelssohn – Hexenlied G.Gershwin – Excerpts from Porgy and …

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Stanley Wong
Sunday 9th November / Monday 10th November

Stanley Wong – Piano

JS Bach – French Suite no.4 in Eb major Carol Worthey – Continuum Suite * Augusta Read Thomas – Love Twitters Polina Nazaykinskaya – Emily Suite * Schubert – …

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