CHAMBER MUSIC PLUS
August 2026 to July 2027
Welcome to the new season of classical music performances.
The UK music industry contributes £8 billion to the UK economy and employs 220,000 people* - and that does not even include the hundreds of volunteers who run the music societies, orchestras and choirs. Thank you for contributing to the success of the UK’s classical music sector, every time you buy a ticket and go to a concert!
*figures from UKMusic.org
We are always delighted to receive such comments as this, in a letter from February 2024:
“Your brochure has opened up a new world to me, of classical recitals.”
Each concert listing gives the promoter’s name and box office information. Many of the concerts are given in venues which have unreserved seating, with tickets at just one price. Some promoters offer concessions and these vary, some just applying to young people and/or students, some to disabled or the unwaged. Some venues charge a booking fee on top of the listed ticket price, and/or make a charge for postage; please check the details when purchasing your tickets.
Many concerts included in this booklet are part of a series, and subscribing to several of these concerts can provide for significant savings on the cost of individual tickets. Additional information is available from the postal and web addresses provided in the directory at the back of this brochure.
To join our free mailing list and to be sure of receiving future copies of this brochure each summer, please email [email protected].
Please do mention our publication Chamber Music Plus to promoters when booking your tickets – we could not publish this cornucopia of music without their support. And finally, if you know of a venue which would be happy to display Chamber Music Plus brochures for others to pick up, please let us have their contact details and we would be delighted to send them copies.
August 2026 to July 2027
Welcome to the new season of classical music performances.
The UK music industry contributes £8 billion to the UK economy and employs 220,000 people* - and that does not even include the hundreds of volunteers who run the music societies, orchestras and choirs. Thank you for contributing to the success of the UK’s classical music sector, every time you buy a ticket and go to a concert!
*figures from UKMusic.org
We are always delighted to receive such comments as this, in a letter from February 2024:
“Your brochure has opened up a new world to me, of classical recitals.”
Each concert listing gives the promoter’s name and box office information. Many of the concerts are given in venues which have unreserved seating, with tickets at just one price. Some promoters offer concessions and these vary, some just applying to young people and/or students, some to disabled or the unwaged. Some venues charge a booking fee on top of the listed ticket price, and/or make a charge for postage; please check the details when purchasing your tickets.
Many concerts included in this booklet are part of a series, and subscribing to several of these concerts can provide for significant savings on the cost of individual tickets. Additional information is available from the postal and web addresses provided in the directory at the back of this brochure.
To join our free mailing list and to be sure of receiving future copies of this brochure each summer, please email [email protected].
Please do mention our publication Chamber Music Plus to promoters when booking your tickets – we could not publish this cornucopia of music without their support. And finally, if you know of a venue which would be happy to display Chamber Music Plus brochures for others to pick up, please let us have their contact details and we would be delighted to send them copies.
Header photo: Quatuor Van Kuijk (credit: Sylvain Gripoix)