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Lunchtime Recitals 2018

Weekly every Wednesday, 1.05pm - 1.35pm
Relax and enjoy a recital of classical music

SEPTEMBER
  5th - Hector Castro (Guitar)
12th -  George Hancock (Organ)
19th - Simone Tavoni (Piano)
26th - Augustin Irving (Lute)

OCTOBER
  3rd - Travis Baker (Organist of St Mary’s Putney) 
10th - Alexander Van Dijk 
             (Organ Scholar at St Matthew’s Westminster) 
17th - Katherine Clarke (Violin) and Sarah McCabe (Viola) 
24th - Kanae Furomoto (Piano) 
31st - Scordatura Women’s Music Collective

NOVEMBER
  7th - Julia Hart (Violin)
14th - Glazti Trombone Quartet
21st -  Hana Mizuta-Spencer (Violin)
28th - Pupils from St Paul’s Girl’s School

DECEMBER
  5th - Dr Harry Bramma 
            (former Organist of Southwark Cathedral) 
12th - Elin Parry (Viola) and Kinuko Rogeon-Pipe (Piano) 
19th - Hammig String Quartet 

26th - NO RECITAL

APÉRITIF CONCERTS
One hour concerts followed by a wine reception
 
Saturday 15th September
6.00pm Concert by
Susannah Groome (Soprano)
Francesca Pringle (Soprano)
Sarah Shipton (Mezzo Soprano)
David Bullen (Piano)
 
Saturday 13th October
6.00pm Concert by
Anna Gould (Soprano)
Helen Hughson (Mezzo Soprano)
Nicolas Moodie (Bass)
Peter Gould (Piano)
 
CONCERT
 
Thursday 11th October,
6.30pm Concert by Floreat
Sacred and Secular music form the Golden Age of English Polyphony

Director of Music

Nigel Groome is Director of Music and an advisor for Church Music Future. Nigel can be contacted through the church office, on 07530 760 336 or by email: music@stmw.org 

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Through song we climb to the highest palace.
From that palace we can influence the universe and its prisons
Song is Jacob's ladder forgotten on earth by the angels.
Sing and we defeat death;
sing and we disarm the foe
Help us, O Lord, so to sing your praises that our hearts
will turn to the oppressed in their misery
and our actions will win them liberation.

Eliezer "Elie" Wiesel KBE
​ (born 1928)