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Classical Concerts, various locations and dates
10:26am Friday 18th April 2008
Whether your classical tastes run to Schubert and Debussy, grand choral works or intimate piano recitals, this year's Fringe has a strong programme of events for everyone from aficionados to those in search of inventive family fun.
Dynamic trio 3PLAY will perform romantic masterpieces and original arrangements of classic tangos, Bulgarian-born pianist Deltcho Deltchev interprets a selection of Fantasies for piano and there will be the rare opportunity to experience the dreamy, French cafe piano works of James LeRouge.
Cephalonian guitarist Spyros Dendrinos returns to Brighton Unitarian Church for an evening of exquisite classical guitar influenced by his Mediterranean roots.
Brighton's innovative Rainbow Chorus will be performing a dramatic choral evening of works by gay composers including Bernstein, Copland and Tippett.
- Concert times and prices vary, visit www.brightonfestivalfringe.org.uk or call 01273 709709 for details.
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