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WildKat Tasting Menu – w/c 15th June

Monday 15th June 2020

Pairing sound with taste, WildKat is curating a menu of 14 upcoming classical streams accompanied with a specially paired food or drink item, providing a sensory feast of classical treats every week. We are also providing a recommendation from one of our team members of a TV Show, book, or piece of art to stimulate and inspire. Be sure to check back here every week for a fresh new menu, and a brand new recommendation.

This Week’s Tasting Menu:

DateTimeEventAccompanimentTeam Member
Monday 15thAll DayVC LIVE | ‘Learning to Listen’ – Black Experience Within Classical MusicClassic Old Fashioned CocktailLaure Ugolini
Monday 15th19:30 BSTLondon Mozart Players: ‘LMP Live!’ seriesBaked CamembertNaomi Belshaw
Tuesday 16thAll DayRenaud Capuçon & Friends jouent “Les Métamorphoses” de StraussPea Risotto with SpinachMarie Le Pévédic
Tuesday 16th17:00 BSTIdagio: Conversations with Claire: Cornelius MeisterPavlovaKathleen Alder
Tuesday 16th20:00 BSTSphinx Organisation: #TuneInTuesdayChocolate Chip CookiesOlivia Brown
Wednesday 17th17:00 BSTVF at Home: Quarantine Concert : Magdalena GekaPicata MilaneseAlexander Krupp
Thursday 18thAll DayNadine Benjamin: Behind the scenes of a Vocal classical musician with Jeanine de BiqueSweet Chicken SurpriseGeorge Percy
Friday 19thAll DayAccentus: Andris Nelsons and Gewandhausorchester – Tchaikovsky 4Pina ColadaAnna Read
Friday 19thFrom 11:00 BSTLondon Music Masters: Friday Live!Fruit SaladTim McKeough
Friday 19th15:00 BSTTessa Marchington: Exploring Creative ThinkingPeanut Butter and Jelly PieHannah Goldshlack-Wolf
Saturday 20th19:00 BSTClassic At Home: The TwiolinsCinnamon RollsAlexander Elsner
Saturday 20th20:00 ETPhiladelphia Orchestra: HearNOW – At-Home Gala with Wynton Marsalis, Nicola Benedetti, Lang Lang, Steve Martin, and moreChirashiMathilde Vivier

This Week’s WildKat Recommendation:

This week’s #WildKatRecommendation is from Marie Le Pévédic from our Paris Office!

“Since all graduation ceremonies were cancelled due to the pandemic, YouTube virtually celebrated the event with many public figures. I watched the ceremony out of curiosity and was finally very happy to see this very well produced content.

Every speech and message was interesting, intelligent, inspiring and above all very positive for the future! Committed and exciting personalities such as Beyoncé, Alicia Keys, Lady Gaga, Bono, Michelle and Barack Obama or the 2014 Nobel Prize winner Malala Yousafzai participated in the ceremony.

A special mention for Lizzo, who, in addition to her brilliant flute performance with the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, was among those who rang out their support for the anti-racist movement: “It’s time to not only conquer the world, it’s time to create a new one with equality for all ».”