Pianist

RCS regular Malcolm Martineau returns with the first in a series of three concerts featuring RCS alumni. This afternoon, tenor Matthew McKinney joins him for Finding Freedom, featuring music by Clara and Robert Schumann, Britten, Bridge, and Weir, interwoven with poetry by Breytenbach, Tagore, and Auden.

Fridays at One: Malcolm Martineau & Matthew McKinney

Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Unfortunately, the concert Fatma Said & Friends cannot take place and is cancelled without replacement. The Soprano deeply regrets the cancellation and hopes to be able to come to Dresden soon. Already purchased tickets will be refunded and can be returned through our customer service.

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Song recital Elīna Garanča

State Opera Unter den Linden

The leading collaborative pianist has worked with innumerable great artists and covered vast swathes of repertoire. His complete Fauré songs on disc has been much praised: ‘Martineau’s understanding of Fauré’s piano-writing, in which less means more, and virtuosity is avoided in favour of nuance, remains impeccable’, wrote Gramophone of Volume 2, while for The Observer he has been ‘ever an authoritative, agile and responsive pianist’.

Fauré Song Masterclass with Malcolm Martineau

Wigmore Hall

Hugo Wolf remains one of the high points of the entire Lieder tradition, his songs combining sophistication with directness of utterance. Here two admired singers and one of the most experienced of collaborative pianists tackle one of his greatest and most varied compositional achievements.

Erin Morley soprano; Huw Montague Rendall baritone; Malcolm Martineau piano

As the San Francisco Chronicle suggested of a recent Das Lied von der Erde, ‘anytime you add Cooke into the mix, there’s a whole new level of magic involved. She brings an extraordinary wealth of tonal colour to a performance, as well as a degree of emotional intensity that can be almost unnerving in its focus’. Her programme culminates in a cycle setting texts written by Cooke and her husband and which the singer premièred in the US in February.

Sasha Cooke mezzo-soprano; Malcolm Martineau piano

Glaswegian mezzo-soprano Beth Taylor, praised for her ‘warm, caressing timbre’ and ‘sensational coloratura’, has already made notable debuts across Europe and the UK, and is an active arts accessibility advocate.

Beth Taylor & Malcolm Martineau

St John's Church Buxton

One of today’s most in-demand lyric coloratura sopranos, Erin Morley has been praised for the “silken clarity of her voice and the needlepoint precision of her coloratura” (The New York Times). Since graduating from the Metropolitan Opera’s Lindemann Young Artist Development Program, Morley has appeared in more than 100 Met performances, most notably as Sophie in Der Rosenkavalier, Olympia in Tales of Hoffmann, Constance in Les Dialogues des Carmélites, and Pamina in The Magic Flute. Opera lovers who streamed the Met Stars at Home Gala during the pandemic will never forget her delightful rendition of “Chacun le sait, chacun le dit” from La Fille du Régiment, as she deftly accompanied herself at the piano. Here the supremely sensitive pianist Martin Martineau joins Morley for a magical matinee performance.

Pianist

Malcolm Martineau

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Past events

Nov 14, 2025

Fridays at One: Malcolm Martineau & Matthew McKinney · Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Jun 10, 2025

Fatma Said & Friends · Dresdner Musikfestspiele

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