Friday 18 September 2015, 7.30pm, St Thomas Church, Lymington.
A typical Solent Music Festival programme involving four different types of work – a clarinet trio, a piano quartet, a viola/piano duo and a piano trio. Four for the price of one – excellent value!
Saturday 19 September 2015, 11.30am, St Thomas Church, Lymington. Children’s musical workshop with Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment members Katherine Spencer and Jo Parker as well as the A-Sharp Trio – Aviva (11), Amos (13) and Anoushka Sharp (15) – fresh from their Royal Festival Hall debut!
Saturday 19 September 2015, 7.30pm, St Thomas Church, Lymington. An evening of Lieder and opera arias with Mary Bevan and Ben Johnson.
Sunday 20 September 2015, 4pm, St Thomas Church, Lymington. Sam Haywood will conclude the festival with a piano recital.
Thursday 11 September 2014, 7.30pm, St Thomas Church, Lymington
Four centuries of choral and organ music for monarchs including Zadok the Priest and anthems composed for Kate and William.
Friday 12 September 2014, 7.30pm, St Thomas Church, Lymington
The Endellion Quartet, cellist Damien Ventula and pianist Sam Haywood perform two of Schubert’s best-loved masterpieces completed in his final year, aged 31.
Friday 12 September 2014, 9.30pm, Stanwell House Hotel, Lymington
Ronnie Scott’s resident jazz singer Kai Hoffman, with her own unique brand of jazz & cabaret-style entertaining, is back by popular demand!
There is no charge for this event but donations on the evening welcome. For dinner reservations call 0844 7046820.
Saturday 13 September, 1.15pm, St Thomas Church, Lymington
A special event for all the family with artist Ashley Davies and clarinettist Katherine Spencer who regularly present workshops at the Courthauld Institute in London.
Saturday 13 September 2014, 7.30pm, St Thomas Church, Lymington
A glorious selection of early and late works by Beethoven and Brahms performed by the Endellion Quartet, clarinettist Katherine Spencer, pianist Sam Haywood and cellist Damien Ventula.
The concert will also feature a commission by the eight-year old prodigy Alma Deutscher.