Our final concert of 2025 takes place on Sunday 7th December at 7pm and features the return of Jâms Coleman (piano) with violinist Colin Scobie. They are treating us to a wonderful programme: Beethoven: Violin Sonata […]
Tom Gamble – GuitarDescribed by BBC Radio as “one of the UK’s most exciting and versatile guitarists,” Tom Gamble is a London-born musician whose playing defies genre. Starting out in […]
Max Mostovetski – PianoMax Mostovetski began piano lessons at the age of five in Leipzig with Kateryna Blyum, with whom he studied for 14 years. He has won numerous prizes […]
Jamie Cochrane – PianoPraised for playing of “delicacy and vigour” with “great clarity,” Jamie Cochrane is equally at home as a concerto soloist, song accompanist, and chamber musician. A Tillett […]
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