Mika Curzon – recorder Alana Griffiths Ennew – violin Edward Hyde – trombone Joe Netley – violin Roberta Mak – piano Oliver Moh – cello Annabel Roberts – trumpet Introduced by Maurice Caldon Seven of Kent’s finest young musicians come together to celebrate the life and work of Elizabeth de la Porte, an inspirational performer

Award-winning guitarist, Michael Butten, has a particular interest in British guitar music and this programme brings together music from the court of Elizabeth I with music written during the reign of Elizabeth II.

Music by Bach and Kodály Scottish cellist Findlay Spence has performed at festivals and venues throughout the world as a soloist, chamber musician, and orchestral principal. He has performed major cello concertos with numerous British orchestras, as well as contemporary concertos by John Bevan Baker and Tom David Wilson. Findlay has gained a reputation as

As part of the celebrations marking the 150th anniversary of the birth of Vaughan Williams and following the release of their highly-acclaimed VW recording, Lynn and Chalres perform a programme of  Vaughan-Williams and his colleagues, Walton and Bowen alongside works by Schubert and Reger.

Festive fun and frolics from this incredibly engaging group. Expect to be dazzled and amazed

Gideon Klein - Trio Beethoven - String Trio in C minor Enescu - Aubade Supported by the Countess of Munster Musical Trust

Music from Spain and Portugal

Daniel Tong enjoys a diverse musical life and is regarded as one of Britain's most respected and probing artists. Daniel performs as soloist and chamber musician, and directs two chamber music festivals, as well as teaching and writing. Born in Cornwall, Daniel first came to prominence as piano finalist in the BBC Young Musicians competition

As part a year of events marking the Year of the Coast, Faversham Voices are joined by an array of professional musicians in a celebration of the coastal path in words and music  

Music about Fairy Tales by Prokofiev, Janacek, Schumann and Bridge Born in 1993 in Ripon, North Yorkshire, Toby completed his master’s degree with distinction from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in 2017 in the class of Louise Hopkins where he continues to study on the artist diploma course. As a chamber musician Toby

We may have got to the end of our musical season, but we've decided to host an afternoon tea in Faversham Assembly Rooms on the first Sunday in July at our usual time of 3pm. There will be the full works - sandwiches, scones, cakes, fancies, patisserie - alongside a selection of tea and coffee,

ELLEN PEARSON & SIMON LEPPER - Mezzo-Soprano & piano Programme to includes Schumann's - Frauen-Liebe und Leben We're delighted to welcome these two artists to launch our 23/24 season. Both Ellen and Simon have strong ties with the Faversham area and it promises to be a truly memorable concert. The concert will last about an

Baroque flute/Recorder & Harpsichord J.S. Bach Sonata in B minor BWV 1030 - Andante, Largo e dolce, Presto           Frederick the Great Sonata 4 - Largo, Alla breve, Vivace                                                                    CPE Bach Hamburger Sonate - Allegretto, Rondo Buxtehude C major suite - Allemande, Courante, Sarabande I & II, Gigue G.F. Handel Music for the Royal Fireworks -

FAVERSHAM VOICES present a meditative programme of words and music exploring the themes of Autumn and Remembrance.

Music by Anna Amalia, Madeline Dring, Margaret Lyell, Mel Bonis and Shena Fraser. Anna Amalia, Princess of Prussia: Sonata in F major i. Adagio ii. Allegretto iii. Allegro ma non troppo Shena Fraser: Prelude & Scherzino Madeleine Dring: Three Pieces for flute and piano i. WIB Waltz ii. Sarabande iii. Tango Margaret Lyell: Barcarollina Shena Fraser:

Creatively forging her path as a visionary classical musician, Helena Ricci is a trailblazing harpist praised for her expressive, dynamic playing and captivating stage presence. Click on artist's name for more information.

“One of Scotland’s most exciting young musicians” (The Scotsman). Click on artist's name for more information.

Born in Bucharest, Mihai Ritivoiu is a laureate of numerous national and international competitions, most notably the George Enescu International Competition.

A tenacious and dynamic young artist with a passion for classical, jazz and improvisation.

David is joined by Marit Fält, the well-known Swedish lätmandola player who now lives in Edinburgh. A multi-instrumentalist, composer and collaborator, Fält is a rising star of the traditional music scence in Scotland and further afield. Click on the artists' names to find out more.