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A French Baroque Sunday with Rondeau, Altstaedt and Dunford
Harpsichord, cello and lute make a different kind of South Bank afternoon. Jean Rondeau, Nicolas Altstaedt and Thomas Dunford share the Queen Elizabeth Hall stage on 25 October.
A close-up programme
The announced music includes Marais, Forqueray and Couperin.
These instruments offer a more intimate listening proposition than a large symphony orchestra: the interest lies in the conversation between lines as much as in a solo melody.
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- 21 October 2026; not live booking inventory
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Sunday means GMT
The official start is 14:00 on Sunday 25 October 2026, after the clocks change.
Keep the London local time on the booking confirmation. The listing estimates approximately two hours; this is a ticketed performance, not a free foyer session.
Make one clear plan
Choose lunch before or a river walk afterwards rather than squeezing both around a tight arrival.
Check the organiser’s age guidance, seats and access information before paying. A published listing does not establish remaining ticket availability.
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