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Jan Steen, 'Music-making on a Terrace', about 1670-5.

Jan Steen, 'Music-making on a Terrace', about 1670-5. London, The National Gallery.

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Bar with Live Music

Every Wednesday evening the National Gallery offers the chance to relax and meet friends in the Sainsbury Wing Foyer. Listen to live music while enjoying a drink from the bar before joining a talk or tour, visiting an exhibition or just viewing your favourite pictures in the collection.

Every Wednesday, 6 - 9pm
Sainsbury Wing Foyer
Admission free

October

1 Wednesday
Katalin Ertsey and Eva Karrell - lute and soprano
Songs and solo lute music from Renaissance and Baroque period

8 Wednesday
Harpsichord duo

15 Wednesday
Bulat and Botagoz Tynybekov - violin and cello duo
Arrangements of popular classical music

22 Wednesday
Presti Guitar Duo - Florence Nisbet and Amie Owen
Arrangements of light guitar pieces

29 Wednesday
Daniel de Fry - solo harp
Light classical music

November

5 Wednesday
Katalin Ertsey and Eva Karrell - lute and soprano
Songs and solo lute music from Renaissance and Baroque period

12 Wednesday
Bulat and Botagoz Tynybekov - violin and cello duo
Arrangements of popular classical music

19 Wednesday
Eri Kaishima - marimba
World music and arrangements of popular baroque pieces

26 Wednesday
Presti Guitar Duo - Florence Nisbet and Amie Owen
Arrangements of light guitar pieces

December

3 Wednesday
Bulat and Botagoz Tynybekov - violin and cello duo
Arrangements of popular classical music

10 Wednesday
Katalin Ertsey and Eva Karrell - lute and soprano
Songs and solo lute music from Renaissance and Baroque period

17 Wednesday
Eri Kaishima and Jennifer Parkson - merididan marimbo duo
World music and arrangements of popular baroque pieces

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