Diary of Events

December 2019
 

Sun 26 January 2020 at 5 pm
 
CONCERT
 
55 Exhibition Road, London SW7 2PN
 
CONCERT PROGRAMME
 
PART I                    
Andrei Anghel (piano)
 
​Liszt - Transcendental Étude 10 Chopin - Ballade no.1
Bach - Prelude & Fugue in B flat minor
 
INTERVAL (with light refreshments)
 
PART II                 
Peter Fisher (violin) & Gabriella Dall’Olio (harp)
Bach-Gounod - Ave Maria
Donizetti - Andantino e Allegro Brillante
Paganini - Caprice no. 24 for solo violin Op.1
Spohr - Sonata in C minor
Saint-Saëns - Fantaisie Op.124
G. Caramiello - Rimembranze del Vesuvio for solo harp Puccini - Un Bel di Vedremo
Puccini - Musetta’s
Vittorio Monti - Waltz Czardas
Cost: £25 | £20 for Members of Accademia | £10 for full time students and all those aged 18 and less
 
We are taking bookings now, so if you plan to come please book as this helps us to forecast numbers.
 
 
Tue 3 March 2020 at 6.30 for 7 pm
 
Prof. Charles HOPE 
 
55 Exhibition Road, London SW7 2PN

Following the recent announcement from the National Gallery of Art of their new exhibition TITIAN: LOVE DESIRE DEATH opening on Friday 13 March 2020 on Titian’s late Works, among which there will be the famous POESIE painted by Titian in his later years for his Patron Philip II of Spain, we have arranged this lecture.

For this lecture we will have the honour of having Prof Charles Hope, former director of the Institute I TATTI in Venice and later, in London, Director of The WARBURG INSTITUTE where he had previously taught on many subjects and particularly on Venetian Art. He is the Author of a series of books on the subject among which are: Titian, The Chronology of Mantegna’s Triumphs, The Genius of Venice 1500-1600, Giorgione or Titian: History of a Controversy.    Read more

26 - 31 March 2020 
 
TOURING RAPHAEL’S ROME
Commemorating the Artist's Death on 19 March 1520
 

 

This tour has attracted a lot of interest as we have promoted it widely. We have an option on 10 rooms until 30 November 2019, so if you want to join the tour book before this date.

 
More information and Itinerary HERE
 
September 2020
 
Lecture: RAPHAEL FROM URBINO: LIFE AND WORKS
 
2nd floor, 55 Exhibition Road, London SW7 2PN
 
(speaker to be announced)
 
 
Raffaello Sanzio (1483 – 6 April1520, Rome)
 
Sat 9 May 2020 at 10am
 
HAMPTON COURT VISIT
 
Visiting the British Renaissance in Hampton Court Palace
 
We will pay particular attention to the Work of Christopher Wren in the newly built Royal Stuart Palace (1587 - 1604) and his attention to the Renaissance Treasures like the Mantegna Cartoons; the Italian Verrio, inherited from the Tudor Court; the master craftsmen like Grinley Gibbons, the Head Gardner, later continued by Capability Brown; the great Iron specialist Master Jean Tijou. The tradition of hiring foreign masters was started by the humanist Cardinal Wolsey who employed Italian Sculptors and Painters like Orazio Gentileschi and his daughter Artemisia. It seems that Giambattista Penni briefly came to London to work at Hampton Court after the Sack of Rome before settling in France. Their work and the way it fitted with Christopher Wren’s grand Renaissance/Baroque style and design will be identified and discussed in front of their works.
 
Cost:     £39 to include the 3-hour visit and lunch at the Mute Swan.
Tickets to Hampton Court are not included because their cost varies from ‘free’ for members of the Royal Palaces to £21.30 for adults with various concessions.
 
Meeting place - the ticket office at Hampton Court at 10am
 
Lunch at 1.30pm - The Mute Swan Pub opposite the entrance gates to Hampton Court.
 

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