Connaught Brass

This programme reflects the core of Connaught Brass: reshaping and breathing new life into the brass quintet tradition through new commissions and bold arrangements, blended with a deep respect for the genre’s roots and heritage. It features a brand-new commission by Dani…

Founded in 2010, the biennial Clare College, Cambridge Song Competition celebrates the best solo singing and piano duos at Cambridge University. Many of the former winners have gone on to become Young Artists at both Glyndebourne and the Royal Opera and are…

A blend of performance and storytelling, this programme begins with Gabriela Ortiz’s Preludio y Estudio no. 3. The piece is a colourful and rhythmic homage to the women who fought in the Mexican Revolution. From Mexico to the UK, Doreen Carwithen’s Molto…

Since winning the Royal Overseas League’s Mixed Ensemble Prize in 2021, the Mikeleiz-Zucchi Duo has performed extensively throughout the UK and Europe at major venues and festivals, exploring the classical canon through their own arrangements and collaborating with a wide range of…

Cellist Claudia Jablonski and pianist Rustam Khanmurzin present a lunchtime concert featuring a captivating programme that spans nearly a century of rich music. Written in 1915, Debussy’s Cello Sonata is concise yet rich in colour, blending elegance with playful and mysterious elements….

Embodying music with dramatic sensibility, Cretan soprano Theano Papadaki is an artist with an instinct for song interpretation and a visceral presence on the opera stage. In May 2024 Theano and pianist Thomas Eeckhout won the third Prize at the International Lied…

Artists from the Corelia Project perform a captivating programme for clarinet, cello and piano, exploring the rich Romantic colours of the clarinet trio. 2025 marks 150 years since the death of composer and pianist Louise Farrenc – a pioneering figure who successfully…

Join us for a captivating lunchtime concert featuring the acclaimed Australian String Quartet. Experience the evocative and intriguing soundworld of Caroline Shaw’s First Essay ‘Nimrod’ from Three Essays, a contemporary work that plays with fragments and “musical trap doors.” This is beautifully paired…

A beautiful 30 minute sequence of words and music, exploring much-loved choral works in the beautiful surroundings of St Martin-in-the-Fields. Directed by Andrew Earis Performed by St Martin’s Voices   8th June – The Evening Primrose Hail, gladdening light – John Stainer Lord of…