Launching the Russia ’17 Season in Wales, Royal Welsh College artists in residence The Gould Piano Trio were joined by the Endellion Quartet and current students to explore the musical flowering of pre-revolutionary Russia over a four-day chamber music festival: Twilight of the Tsars, from 16-19 February.
If you missed out on this extraordinary celebration of music, you can catch a glimpse of the festival below, through our favourite selection of social media posts.
I-fang and Meredith bring our first foyer concert to a close #RWCMDTsars pic.twitter.com/3ohQtgBMVM
— Zoe Smith (@zoesmith68) February 18, 2017
Really proud to be sitting listening to @RWCMD staff playing so amazingly in our chamber festival. Such a privilege. pic.twitter.com/Gm1zNa8fJW
— Simon jones (@Earlymuso) February 18, 2017
Sun is setting over Cardiff, and we have this beautiful backdrop for #RWCMDtsars #foyerconcert pic.twitter.com/inFbdSAt1d
— Lily Glover-Wright (@lilygloverw) February 18, 2017
Sheherazade for 4! Fun at @RWCMD with @GouldPianoTrio #rwcmdtsars pic.twitter.com/y1OyMqi4Wt
— Robert Plane (@robertplane) February 19, 2017
This weekend have been indulging my elitist tastes, with Madama Butterfly @WNOtweet and Russian chamber music @RWCMD. Should I apologise?
— John Davies (@JRSDavies) February 19, 2017
Andrii is killing it onstage right now – his first solo song recital! #rwcmdtsars #opera pic.twitter.com/GuT6Ht53IJ
— Lily Glover-Wright (@lilygloverw) February 19, 2017
And so the foyer performances of the chamber festival draw to a close #RWCMDTsars @RWCMD – many thanks to all involved! pic.twitter.com/P3pxP6KG2p
— Zoe Smith (@zoesmith68) February 19, 2017
Find out more about the students who performed on MA Arts Management, Lily Glover-Wright’s student blog post covering the festival. Huge thanks to Lily for all her hard work!
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