Mozart Piano Concerto no 21 by Candlelight

World class soloist Finghin Collins perform Mozart's Piano Concerto No 21 by candlelight alongside classics by Handel and TchaikovskyMusic in Action presents a stunning event of classics with Mozarts Piano Concerto No. 21, performed by international soloist and pianist Finghin Collins with the Celoniatus Ensemble.The concert also includes the brilliance and drama of Handels Arrival of the Queen of Sheba and the warmth and lyricism of Tchaikovskys Serenade for Strings. Experience an evening of inspiring classical music in the beautiful setting of Trinity College Chapel, Cambridge, illuminated by candlelight.This special concert forms part of Music in Actions charitable work, raising funds to support childrens education, using the power of live music to create lasting impact.ProgrammeHandel Arrival of the Queen of Sheba
Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21
Tchaikovsky Serenade for StringsPerformersFinghin Collins, piano
Celoniatus EnsembleDate & Time
Friday 24 April 2026 - 7pmVenue
Trinity College ChapelCambridgeFor more information about Music in Action and its work, visit: www.musicinaction.org.uk [//www.musicinaction.org.uk]Finghin Collins
One of Ireland's most successful musicians, Finghin Collins, is the winner of multiple awards including first prize at the Clara Haskil Competition in Switzerland in 1999. In a flourishing international career from Europe and the United States, to the Far East and Australia, he has performed with such orchestras as the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, London Philharmonic Orchestra, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra,and Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra garnering praise from critics and public alike.
He has given solo recitals in many of the worlds most prestigious halls such as the Wigmore Hall and participates frequently in leading chamber music festivals including Verbier and the Zermatt Festivals with colleagues of international standing.Celoniatus Ensemble
Named after her 1730 Italian violin, international soloist Harriet Mackenzie directs the Celoniatus Ensemble. Featuring hand-plucked international prizewinners and established professionals in an innovative chamber orchestra, the group's sold-out debut performance of Piazzolla/Desyanikov's Four Seasons of Buenos Aires led to exciting invitations around the UK and Europe.
These include performances at Chichester Cathedral; Salisbury Cathedral: the inaugural concert season of the new World Heart Beat Concert Hall in London; the acclaimed 'TunedIn' Series in London; Bilbao Festival; Magdalen College Oxford; as well as live broadcasts on BBC Radio 3.
Celoniatus Ensemble work with leading soloists such as the Grammy award-winning singer Sir Willard White, Lucy Crowe and Finghin Collins.
https://www.celoniatus.comTickets
Band A 39.50 (front stalls and pews from the choir stalls onwards)
Band B 29:50 (rear seats and pews from before the choir stalls and backwards)
Band C (restricted view) 20 (behind the screen) - some seats will have no sightlines at all
Child 15