About Maiastra 20th Anniversary Concert
Celebrating 20 years of training gifted young chamber musicians, Maiastra’s Course Directors and Coaches present a special anniversary concert.
The Aidan Woodcock Charitable Trust, under the name ‘Maiastra’, provides chamber music training courses for outstanding young musicians at the start of their professional careers. Each course is directed by a renowned professional musician. Since the Trust’s inception in 2006, Maiastra has trained hundreds of talented musicians, many of whom are now known internationally in the chamber music world.
Maiastra concerts are free to attend, and donations are warmly welcomed by cash, cheque, card or online. The Trust relies solely on the generosity of audiences and supporters. Please donate as generously as you can to support future generations of young musicians. Refreshments will be served before the concert and during the interval, with donations in support of The Aidan Woodcock Charitable Trust.
Arisa Fujita violin
Akiko Ono violin
Simon Rowland-Jones viola
Matthijs Broersma cello
David Waterman cello
Programme includes:
String Quartet in G Major, K. 387 - Mozart
String Quintet in C Major, D. 956 - Schubert
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