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WildKat Tasting Menu – w/c 22nd June

Monday 22nd 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:

DayTimeEventAccompanimentTeam Member
Monday 22nd18:00 BSTThe African Concert Series: African Art Music for Flute, Wendy Hymes, fluteHomemade CornettoGeorge Percy
Monday 22nd20:00 BSTVortex Online: The Windrush SuiteCreamy Chilli, Bacon and Tomato SpaghettiRob Shone
Tuesday 23rd19:00 BSTStephan Graf v. Bothmer: STAN & OLLI in ConcertPelmeniAlexander Krupp
Tuesday 23rd20:00 BSTSphinx Organisation #TuneInTuesdayCheese BoardMarie Le Pévédic
Wednesday 24thAll DayBlack Dress Code Virtual Concert Hall – Yuki NegishiShepherd’s PieKathleen Alder
Thursday 25th17:00 BSTClassique sur Canapé: Trio SōraEspresso MartiniLaure Ugolini
Thursday 25th20:30 BSTSerious Livestream Sessions – Julia Biel‘Nduja sausage and sheeps’ cheese pizzaAnastasia Sledkova
Friday 26th09:00 BSTVF at Home: Concert rebroadcast: VFCO & McCreeshContinental BreakfastNaomi Belshaw
Friday 29thFrom 11:00 BSTLondon Music Masters Friday Live!Key Lime Coconut Energy BitesHannah Goldshlack-Wolf
Friday 29th15:00 BSTTessa Marchington: Exploring Creative ThinkingTraditional Fruit Pimm’sAlexander Elsner
Friday 29th14:00 ETSeattle Symphony: Family ProgrammingFudgeAnna Read
Friday 29th19:30 ETChamber Music Society of Detroit presents Anthony McGillKatsudonMathilde Viver
Saturday 27thAll DayDetroit Symphony: Wynton Marsalis Violin ConcertoDishoom East India Gimlet Olivia Brown
Sunday 28th19:00 BSTAcademy of St Martin in the Fields: 60th Anniversary GalaHot DogTim McKeough

This Week’s WildKat Recommendation:

This week’s #WildKatRecommendation is from Rob from our London Office:

“Ever since the beginning of lockdown, I’ve been obsessed with Animal Crossing: New Horizons. Being released just before lockdown, it has been the perfect escape to the outdoors whilst being unable to go outside.

For the uninitiated, Animal Crossing: New Horizons is a social simulator video game where you inhabit a deserted island and slowly create your own village community. The game runs on a 24-hour cycle, so if you start playing at 06:00 am, the sun will be rising, and if you start at 06:00 pm the sun will be setting. The game also runs with a calendar, so in winter it will be snowing, and in spring the trees will be blossoming. This means that gameplay can be really slow as you sometimes have to wait literal days to progress.

So, every day you can fish, plant flowers and trees, catch bugs, and build items to slowly earn ‘Bells’ (money) to pay off your house debt and level-up your town, while also socialising with your villagers and taking part in special town events. The genius of this ‘slow-‘drip’ gameplay is that everything feels like a rewarding accomplishment, and its charming set of 397 characters become the perfect antidote to a long day!”