Upcoming Events

Trinity Hall Music Society Recital Series – Michaelmas Term 2021

Recital of Music for Piano Quintet

8.00pm, Wednesday 27 October, WongAvery Music Gallery
Hannah Erlebach Ensemble
 

LUNCHTIME RECITAL

Preludes & Fugues from J.S. Bach’s Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1

1pm | Friday 29 October | WongAvery Music Gallery
 
Libby Burgess on Piano
 
Open to all students staff and Fellows of Trinity Hall. Seats are on a first come, first served basis.
Interior WongAvery Music Gallery with piano. David Valinsky Photography
Interior WongAvery Music Gallery with piano. David Valinsky Photography
 

Trinity Hall Showcase Recital

8.00pm, Wednesday 3 November, Music Room

LUNCHTIME RECITAL

Recital of Music for Solo Lute

1.10pm, Thursday 4 November, WongAvery Music Gallery
Marcus Tomalin – Lute

Christopher Brown’s 24 Preludes & Fugues for Solo Piano, Op. 99, Books 1 & 4

7.30pm, Saturday 6 November, Senior Combination Room
Nathan Williamson – Piano
Pre-Concert Talk: 6.45pm

Recital of Music for Solo Piano

8.00pm, Wednesday 10 November, WongAvery Music Gallery
Stephen Watson – Piano 

Recital of Music for Piano Trio

8.00pm, Wednesday 17 November, WongAvery Music Gallery
Julia De Luca – Piano
Elizabeth Webb – Violin 
George Smith – ‘Cello 

Recital of Music for Violin & Piano

8.00pm, Wednesday 24 November, WongAvery Music Gallery
Emily Trubshaw – Violin
Ellis Thomas – Piano 

Recital of Music for Solo Organ

8.00pm, Wednesday 1 December, Trinity Hall Chapel
Erin Cox – Organ 

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