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Events
There are many exciting events taking place around the Temple. We hope you will enjoy exploring our concert schedule by the categories on the left. You can buy tickets via our secure online box office.
£10 (available now)
Free tickets for all students of the Inns of Court and Universities and academics are available when booking online - scroll to the bottom of this page
Islam in English Law
A Series of Public Discussions in the
Professor Abdullahi Ahmed An-Na’im
Professor Tariq Ramadan
Dr Lynn Welchman
Sir James Craig, chairman
Intended CPD accreditation (BSB and Law Society): 1.5 hours
The series Islam in English Law has been generously supported by CIM Investment Management, the J.C.Baker Trust, The Yves Guihannec Foundation, The Worshipful Company of Mercers and the Golden Bottle Trust
Temple Church
19th May 2008
18:00 - 19:30
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Free tickets for students of the Inns of Court and universities and academics
David Bednall (Bristol Cathedral)
Temple Church
21st May 2008
13:15 - 13:45
Nathan Vale & Julius Drake
Temple Church
3rd Jun 2008
13:15 - 13:45
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Nathan Vale’s achievements to date show that he is destined for great things. This season he makes his debut with English National Opera and will be a soloist in the Messiah under Sir Neville Marriner and Bach’s St. Matthew Passion under Thomas Zehetmair. This recital will feature the world premiere of a new song for Tenor, Horn and Piano by Roxanna Panufnik. Appropriately, given the Temple’s connections with Shakespeare, she has chosen a Shakespeare sonnet, How like a winter hath my absence been.
Commission thanks to the generosity of Jeremy Stuart-Smith
Performance prize generously supported by Jeremy Stuart-Smith, Laurie Watt, Roger Doulton and Stephen Quartermaine
This series is generously funded by Christopher Stewart-Smith with additional support from John and Carolyn Toulmin
Belcea String Quartet
Corina Belcea violin
Laura Samuel violin
Krzysztof Chorzelski viola
Antoine Lederlin cello
Haydn - Quartet in D Op. 20 No. 4
Britten - String Quartet No. 3
Mozart - String Quartet in D K499
In recent years the Belcea Quartet has become a classical music phenomenon and has established its place as one of the world’s leading chamber ensembles.
Established in 1994 when its members were students at the Royal College of Music the quartet has gone on to win awards the world over, starting on the BBC New Generation Artists Scheme and continuing with first prize at the Bordeaux and Osaka International String Quartet Competitions.
In 2001 they were awarded an exclusive recording contract with EMI and immediately won the Gramophone Award for best debut recording.
It might be simpler to say where they haven’t performed across the globe but that would be missing the opportunity to list their appearances at the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Carnegie Hall in New York, the Châtelet in Paris and the Bath, Cheltenham, Aldeburgh and Edinburgh Festivals in the UK, to name but a few.
Tickets £35, £20, £10 (unallocated seating)
Generously supported by Halldóra Blair