Essential Information
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National Maritime Museum
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| Date and Times | Saturday 19 & Sunday 20 March | 6.30pm & 8.45pm |
| Prices | General admission: £15 | Members & concessions: £10 | Students: £5 |
| Discount for members. Not a member? Join now |
Join us at the National Maritime Museum for a mesmerising evening of live music with Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance.
This special performance features a reimagined performance of Vivaldi’s masterpiece The Four Seasons alongside composer Hollie Harding’s immersive work Melting, Shifting, Liquid World.
In the open space of the Great Map, performers and audience members are free to flow together, uniting in a thought-provoking evening of music, motion, nature and the environment.
Book tickets online via the Trinity Laban website, and find out more about the event below.
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Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
From the bird song of spring to the cracking of ice in winter, Vivaldi captures the extraordinary sounds of the changing seasons in his iconic work.
This new interpretation is devised by Nic Pendlebury and directed by Anna Morrissey combining music, sound and movement to bring the score to life: the seasons as they should be.
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Melting, Shifting, Liquid World
First performed in 2019 and created especially for the Great Map, Hollie Harding’s Melting, Shifting, Liquid World looks at the fragility of our modern world. Where melting ice caps and the pollution of the sea threaten our very existence, Harding’s work imagines the seasons as they may become.
For this performance audience members will be provided with bone conduction headphones, which allow listeners to hear recorded sounds without blocking the eardrums. These recordings combine with the soloist and string ensemble to add another layer to Harding's evocative composition. Bone conduction headphones kindly provided by Shokz.
Creators and performers
Devised by, Music Director and Electric Viola: Nic Pendlebury
Director: Anna Morrissey
Performed by: Trinity Laban String Ensemble
Soundscapes: Jamie Elless
This event is a collaboration between Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance and Royal Museums Greenwich.
Photos © Lidia Crisafulli
Plan your visit
Performance dates and tickets
There will be four performances of A Change of Season at the National Maritime Museum. Visit the Trinity Laban website to select your date and book tickets. The booking section is located beneath the event description.
- Performance dates: Saturday 19 & Sunday 20 March
- Performance times: 6.30pm & 8.45pm
Your ticket will be emailed to you once you have completed your booking. Please have this ready to show staff when you arrive.
Getting here
The National Maritime Museum is an easy journey from central London, with numerous bus, rail and DLR services providing convenient connections to Greenwich.
Public car parking at Royal Museums Greenwich is currently unavailable. However, there are a number of car parks in Greenwich close to all our sites.
Information for ticket holders
Please ensure you arrive at the National Maritime Museum at least 15 minutes before the concert commences.
We have safety measures in place for your wellbeing and enjoyment. All tickets are non-transferable, non-refundable and non-exchangeable.
When you arrive at the National Maritime Museum, please have your e-tickets ready for visual inspection and follow guidance from our staff. If you are a member of Royal Museums Greenwich, please also bring your membership pass. We are operating safe queuing measures and clear signage to aid and navigate our visitors through our site.
Please use our sanitising stations with our compliments.
You will not be allocated a set of seats on the Great Map. Following government guidelines, social distancing measures have been removed. You may be seated directly next to another guest.
Due to the ongoing pandemic, we reserve the right to cancel shows at short notice. We will endeavour to reschedule your booking. If an alternative date cannot be arranged, Trinity Laban will refund the ticket price. Please note any contact will be in the form of an email, so you are advised to check your email inbox before visiting to avoid an unnecessary journey should the concert be cancelled.
If you are displaying the symptoms of coronavirus or have been told to self-isolate, please email Trinity Laban and do not visit our sites.
Food and drink are not permitted on the Great Map during the concert.
There is no cloakroom facility available.
Access arrangements
Please call 020 8463 0100 before your visit so we can best accommodate your needs.
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