Performing Samuel Coleridge Taylor’s lush Clarinet Quintet alongside music of William Grant Still in Oxford.

Performing Samuel Coleridge Taylor’s lush Clarinet Quintet alongside music of William Grant Still. Full details HERE.

“Music which evokes energy, toil and labour, but which also tells of community; the beating heart of industrial heartlands.

Bringing together music for string quartet with archive recorded sound - and featuring new work from composer William Marsey and arranger William Newell - this concert from the Solem Quartet documents and celebrates the rich history of industry in the UK.”

Full details HERE.

Playing Steve Reichs’s Triple Quartet, Different Trians and WTC 9/11 as part of the Reich 90th birthday celebrations. Full details HERE.

Music @ Malling Festival, Kent - Details HERE.

Performing Beethoven’s String Quintet in C Major “Storm”. More details HERE.

Performing John Adams’ “Shaker Loops” for String Septet. More details HERE.

Performing French repertoire of Lili and Nadia Boulanger alongside Barbara songs with Jess Walker and pianist Joe Atkins. Details HERE.

Performing the world premiere of ‘Naomi’ for voice and ensemble by Jonah Haven with soloist Juliet Fraser. Further details HERE.

Performing Steve Reich’s “Different Trains” + songs of Kate Bush and Alice Zawadzki with singer Alice Zawadzki. Full details HERE.

Performing works of Mozart, Finzi and Korngold with Clarinettist Anthony Friend. Full Details HERE.

Recording and filiming for the new BBC documentary on Beethoven with the Solem Quartet.

Performing music of Korngold, Ryan Latimer and Dvorak. Full details HERE.

“We are so excited to present the award winning, innovative Solem Quartet at our next enSEmble26 concert. They will bring an exciting and eclectic programme consisting of music by 12th century Abbess Hildegard Von Bingen, the Hollywood legend Erich Korngold and a brand new commission by the exciting British composer of the moment, Ryan Latimer. “

Three new pieces from postgraduate composers are heard alongside Morton Feldman’s timeless masterpiece for choir and instruments, Rothko Chapel.

Members of the renowned Chineke! Orchestra make a welcome return to Wigmore Hall. Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2025, a chamber ensemble will perform for this BBC Radio 3 lunchtime concert.

The Big House Arts Festival presents: Solem Quartet

Praised for their “immaculate precision and spirit” (The Strad) and “cultured tone” (The Arts Desk), the Solem Quartet has established itself as one of the most innovative and adventurous quartets of its generation. “We are delighted to welcome them to close the festival, where they will present a programme including Antonín Dvořák’s String Quartet No. 13 in G major, Op. 106.

Set within the historic beauty of Lincoln Cathedral's 13th‑century Chapter House, this concert invites audiences to hear familiar works anew and discover the vibrant possibilities of the modern string quartet.”

“Chineke! String Quartet is made up of some of the country’s finest chamber musicians and will perform Euginio Toussaint’s Pieza Corta, William Grant Still’s Lyric Quartet and the much-loved Dvorak ‘American’ Quartet.”

Free lunctime concert featuring music of Nick Martin and Dvorak. Full details HERE.

“Riot Ensemble have become a vital part of the new music scene in Britain and increasingly worldwide. They champion composers with tireless dedication, giving jaw-dropping performances of the most exciting new works. For this concert a set of solos and duos will take place in every corner, making full use of the unique acoustics of this special space.”

Full details HERE.

Side by side concert int he faculty of music - full details HERE.

Students perform with musicians from the Composition Department’s Ensemble in Residence, Riot Ensemble, a collective renowned for its dedication to contemporary music. Conducted by the Academy’s Richard Rodney Bennett Professor of Music, Ryan Wigglesworth, Hans Werner Henze’s Chamber Concerto 05 for 15-part ensemble provides a catalyst for three new student works.

Full details HERE.