After Dark: Samba Café – Chineke! Orchesta
Guitarist Plínio Fernandes and violinist Braimah Kanneh-Mason join forces with a Chineke! Orchestra cellist for an intimate performance of Latin American music.
The performers have chosen some of their favourite works for this relaxed late-night performance.
The programme begins with a selection of solo Brazilian folk songs by Sérgio Assad and Dilermando Reis, before Fernandes and Kanneh-Mason continue their journey through South America with Argentinian composer Astor Piazzolla, including his famous ‘Café 1930’.
Finally, the duo are joined by a cellist from the orchestra for the last two movements of Paganini’s Terzetto, blending his famous virtuosity with a more intimate chamber style.
Performers
Players from Chineke! Orchestra
Braimah Kanneh-Mason violin
Plínio Fernandes guitar
Repertoire
Sérgio Assad: Valseana
Reis: Xodó da Baiana
Sérgio Assad: Menino
Piazzolla: Nightclub 1960; Café 1930 from L'histoire du tango
Paganini: Andante larghetto; Rondo from Terzetto in D
Need to know
You can also access this event by purchasing a ticket to the Double Bill, which includes Chineke! Orchestra: Hailstork in the Queen Elizabeth Hall at 7pm.
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Dates & times
27 Nov 2026, 9.30pm
Run time
1 hour (approx)
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