Events

Lithuanian pianist Gabrielė Sutkutė has been praised for her “acute musical intuition, impeccable sense of style and genuine charisma’’. She has performed in prestigious venues throughout Europe, including Wigmore Hall, Cadogan Hall, Bridgewater Hall, Steinway Hall UK, the Musikhuset Aarhus, and Lithuanian National Philharmonic.

British violinist, Cristian de Sá, is firmly establishing a reputation as a unique voice among today’s emerging instrumentalists, with his performances praised as “…creating a delicate alchemy… with irresistible energy… radiance” (Crescendo Magazine, Paris) and he has been introduced to British audiences as a Young Classical Star (Classic FM)

Made up of Tim Rumsey (piano), Leo Kerr (clarinet), and Bríona Mannion (violin), this concert promises to be an hour-long treat of music featuring favourite classical works for this seldom-seen trio combination, along with new jazz arrangements by pianist Tim Rumsey.

With an extraordinary career spanning over five decades, Martin Roscoe is unarguably one of the UK’s best loved pianists. Renowned for his versatility at the keyboard, Martin is equally at

With an extraordinary career spanning over five decades, Martin Roscoe is unarguably one of the UK’s best loved pianists.Having made over 600 broadcasts, including seven BBC Prom appearances, Martin is one of the most regularly played pianists on BBC Radio 3. Martin has also made many commercial recordings for labels such as Hyperion, Chandos and Naxos.

Intesa is a duo for voice and viol formed by Lucine Musaelian and Nathan Giorgetti, dedicated to exploring the rich relationship between voice and viol through self-accompanied performance. They are 2025 City Music Foundation Artists, and with the Foundation’s support have recently recorded their debut album, engineered and produced by Jared Sacks and to be released on the Pelle d’Oca label in 2026.

MZ Duo has been captivating audiences across the UK and Europe with their unique and eclectic approach to chamber music, exploring radical re-imaginings of everything from folk songs to symphonic classical works, commissioning some of today’s most exciting composers, and incorporating improvisation to bring these worlds together.

Robin Michael enjoys a diverse and varied career as soloist, chamber musician, orchestral principal and teacher. He is solo cellist with Orchestre Les Siècles, principal cellist in John Eliot Gardiner’s Orchestre Revoluonnaire et Romantique, and solo cellist with Les Musiciens du Prince (Monaco). In addition to these positions he is regular guest principal cellist with the Australian Chamber Orchestra, Scottish Chamber Orchestra, BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Royal Stockholm Philharmonic, Britten Sinfonia, English Chamber Orchestra, English National Opera and Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment.