Helen Meyerhoff (soprano) Maurice Hodges (piano)

Walton A Song for the Lord Mayor's Table
Bliss Angels of the Mind
Rorem Nantucket Songs
Bliss Three Romantic Songs

Recently praised by the New York Times for the "unabashed lushness" of her voice and following a triumphant Wigmore Hall debut solo recital, one of this country's finest young sopranos visits Anglia Ruskin with a programme of twentieth century English and American songs

Regular series of weekly lunchtime concerts, promoted by Anglia Ruskin's Department of Music and Performing Arts. It draws some of the country's finest performers to the university and has become one of the highlights of Cambridge's musical calendar.
Music ranges from classical to contemporary violin and piano recitals to elecronica and world music.

See Mumford website or ring 0845 196 2320 for full programme details.

Regular series of weekly lunchtime concerts, promoted by Anglia Ruskin's Department of Music and Performing Arts. It draws some of the country's finest performers to the university and has become one of the highlights of Cambridge's musical calendar.
Music ranges from classical to contemporary violin and piano recitals to elecronica and world music.

See Mumford website or ring 0845 196 2320 for full programme details.

Mifune Tsuji (violin) Paul Jackson (piano).
A contemporary programme of violin music to include Le Boeuf Sur le Toit (Cinema Fantaisie) by Darius Milhaud,
Piazzolla's Le Grand Tango and the world premiere of Mifune's Tango by Simon Fell

Regular series of weekly lunchtime concerts, promoted by Anglia Ruskin's Department of Music and Performing Arts. It draws some of the country's finest performers to the university and has become one of the highlights of Cambridge's musical calendar.
Music ranges from classical to contemporary violin and piano recitals to elecronica and world music.

See Mumford website or ring 0845 196 2320 for full programme details.

 Vincent David (soprano saxophone), Damien Royannais (alto saxophone), Grégory Demarsy (tenor saxophone), Erwan Fagant (baritone saxophone)
A programme of contemporary music and arrangements of string quartets. The concert will be performed with a Galiléographe, a light machine which evolves whilst the music is played.

Regular series of weekly lunchtime concerts, promoted by Anglia Ruskin's Department of Music and Performing Arts. It draws some of the country's finest performers to the university and has become one of the highlights of Cambridge's musical calendar.
Music ranges from classical to contemporary violin and piano recitals to elecronica and world music.

See Mumford website or ring 0845 196 2320 for full programme details.

Ian de Massini (organ and piano)
To mark the centenary year of the birth of Messiaen, the recital includes pictorial movements from La Nativite played on the organ and piano, plus works by Lefebure-Wely and Petralli plus Ian de Massini's own Toccata Festiva

PLEASE NOTE: This recital will be given in Zion Baptist Church, East Road adjacent to the Cambridge campus

Regular series of weekly lunchtime concerts, promoted by Anglia Ruskin's Department of Music and Performing Arts. It draws some of the country's finest performers to the university and has become one of the highlights of Cambridge's musical calendar.
Music ranges from classical to contemporary violin and piano recitals to elecronica and world music.

See Mumford website or ring 0845 196 2320 for full programme details.

Regular series of weekly lunchtime concerts, promoted by Anglia Ruskin's Department of Music and Performing Arts. It draws some of the country's finest performers to the university and has become one of the highlights of Cambridge's musical calendar.
Music ranges from classical to contemporary violin and piano recitals to elecronica and world music.

See Mumford website or ring 0845 196 2320 for full programme details.

The Man on the Moon open mic is really a very special event of spontaneous live music. It takes place on the occurs the last Tuesday of every month. Steph Brown, the open mic organiser, says It belongs to all those who attend it. It attracts a large, diverse, talented group of musicians and listeners.

Steph explains: If you're a musician or a music lover do come along. Everybody is very friendly and welcoming. The evening is always colourful and exciting. She says: "I do not book slots in advance as I feel this would defeat the point of an open mic night. It is its spontaneity  and randomness that make it special. Please just turn up at 7.45-8.30 if you wish to play as slots cannot be guaranteed after that time"

The Man on the Moon open mic is really a very special event of spontaneous live music. It takes place on the occurs the last Tuesday of every month. Steph Brown, the open mic organiser, says It belongs to all those who attend it. It attracts a large, diverse, talented group of musicians and listeners.

Steph explains: If you're a musician or a music lover do come along. Everybody is very friendly and welcoming. The evening is always colourful and exciting. She says: "I do not book slots in advance as I feel this would defeat the point of an open mic night. It is its spontaneity  and randomness that make it special. Please just turn up at 7.45-8.30 if you wish to play as slots cannot be guaranteed after that time"