Thames Concerts

Click on the image below to download a pdf brochure of the 2024 – 2025 series.… Read more

Farmers’ Market Day Coffee Concerts showcasing local young talent and those experiencing barriers to participation.
Admission is free (no ticket required) to these 50-minute morning concerts at St Andrew’s Church, Maple Road, Surbiton, KT6 4DS.… Read more

The Musicians’ Company Young Jazz Musician of the Year 2023, Emile and his colleagues Toby Yapp (bass) and Kai MacRae (drums) play a delightful mix of standards and a contemporary repertoire.… Read more

Violinist Ionel Manciu, cellist Leo Popplewell and pianist Dominic Degavino play trios by Haydn, Mendelssohn, Piazzola and Turina.

Praised for their ‘exhilarating, highly-toned’ performances (The Arts Desk), the Mithras Trio have established themselves as one of the next generation’s most exciting and dynamic piano trios.… Read more

Making a welcome return to the series, this distinguished performer plays Bach, Saint-Saëns, Schumann, and others, and Reubke’s epic Sonata on the 94th Psalm.… Read more

Talented young trumpeters Nick Budd, Joe Skypala and Will Thomas present an exciting contemporary programme for brass, combined with classics and a seasonal theme.… Read more

The winner of the Musicians’ Company’s prestigious Prince’s Prize, Gonçalo plays music by Rameau, Brouwer, Bach, Rodrigo and others.

Gonçalo Maia Caetano was born in Coimbra, Portugal.… Read more

Making a long-overdue return to the series, Mary plays music by Bach, Bax, Jongen and other dazzling contemporary works.

Mary performs as a soloist, chamber musician, orchestral harpist, and in the community.… Read more

The series kicks off with this prize-winning quartet, violinists Juliette Roos, Katherine Yoon, violist Yume Fujise and cellist Eliza Millett, in a programme of quartets by Haydn, Walton, Webern and Schulhoff. … Read more