African Women Concert with Francesca Chiejina (soprano), Simone Ibbett-Brown (mezzo-soprano) and Kamilla Arku (piano)
The African Concert Series: African Women Concert
12 March, doors at 7.00pm, for 7.30pm start
Venue: October Gallery, London
For the International Women’s Day, we are delighted to bring you an evening of music by women composers of African descent – Shirley J. Thompson, Errollyn Wallen, Betty Jackson King, Florence Price, Margaret Bonds, Maria Thompson Corley, Nkeiru Okoye – featuring piano music and songs, performed by female musicians. Full programme here https://bit.ly/3HzzkzP
The 2022 African Concert Series runs monthly with an audience. Please note that we will be following the latest recommended government guidance for Covid-19. We advise ticket holders to wear a face covering. We will keep a close eye on the latest guidance and will update ticket holders if there are changes. If we have to cancel a concert due to Covid-19 you will be offered a refund. We recommend you take a Lateral Flow Test before attending a concert.
No disabled access.
The performance will last one hour and will be followed by a Q&A session.
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