This is a one-hour concert without interval followed by a three-course dinner. Doors open at 6:00 for drinks, concert starts at 6:30pm. We serve a set menu on the evening. We can cater for vegetarians, vegans and allergies. Please let us know during the booking process whether you have any dietary restrictions or preferences. We will not be able to accomodate any requests on the night. Any guest not specifying dietary preferences will receive the non-vegetarian set menu. Menu is announced two weeks before the concert.

The German violinist is joined by Fidelio’s founder Raffaello Morales for a concert centred around Schubert’s fantasy. This was the last piece Schubert wrote for violin and piano and differently from most of Schubert’s late compositions, it shows very little hint of the emotional landscape of dread that the composer was experiencing at the time, with illness advancing and the feeling that his days were numbered. On the programme are also Beethoven’s much celebrated spring sonata, one of  the early examples of pastoral music that will be very popular in the nineteenth century, and Fratres by Estonian minimalist composer Arvo Pärt.