St Georges Unplugged is a regular series of ‘walk-in’ lunch concerts for the summer season, offering a variety of classical music in an informal and friendly way. They are introduced by the musicians, and patrons are invited to sit, unwind, ‘unplug’ and contemplate through music in the iconic surroundings of St Georges Cathedral in the heart of the City.

Experience the best upcoming and established artists at St George’s every Tuesday and Thursday from January 14 to March 27.

The concerts run from 1.15pm to 2pm in the Cathedral

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TODAY’S CONCERT:

Thursday Feb 20 – Flute & Marimba with Louisa Theart & Dylan Tabisher. The programme features the world premiere of a duo piece written by Owen Dalton alongside solo works for each instrument. Programme includes:

Peter Klatzow – Figures in a Landscape

Memories of the Seashore for solo marimba – Keiko Abe

Marimbics – M Halt – Solo Marimba

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Upcoming Concerts:

Tuesday Feb 25 – Isaac van de Merwe- Piano & More

Thursday Feb 27 – Cinema Serenade – Songs & arias from the movies with soprano Louise Howlett and pianist Albert Combrink

Tuesday Mar 4 – Cello & Organ with Rosamund Roth and Shannon Thebus

Programme:

Ernest Bloch – From Jewish Life,

I. Prayer, II. Supplication, III. Jewish Song

J.S. Bach – Erbarme dich from the St Matthew Passion (arrangement Albert van der Hoeven)

Camille Saint Saens – Prière for Cello and Organ

Astor Piazzola – Ave Maria

J.S. Bach – Ich ruf zu dir, Herr Jesu Christ (arrangement Albert van der Hoeven)

Sergei Rachmaninov – Vocalise

Max Bruch – Kol Nidrei (arrangement for cello and organ by H. Reimann)

Thursday Mar 6 – Countertenor Philip Matthman in Concert

Tuesday Mar 11 – Violin & Cello with Ralitza Macheva & Matthias Ender

Thursday Mar 13 – Clarinet & Piano with Annelize de Villiers and David Lubbe

Tuesday Mar 18 – Flute & Friends with Louisa Theart

Thursday Mar 20 – Organ Recital with John Woodland

Tuesday Mar 25 – Classical Guitar Collective featuring students of James Grace

Thursday Mar 27 – Songs & Arias with Marcelle Steinmetz