Medieval to folk, Bach to Bartok - a riot of slides and bells with a Christmas twist
including poems by poet/trombonist Henry Shukman set by composer/trombonist Peter Cowdrey
Aeris Brass: talking trombones
Ian Sankey, Martin Thomson, Ali Goodwin and Adam Crighton - trombonists/singers
Annabel Molyneaux – mezzo, Peter Cowdrey – piano/trombone, Paul Molyneaux – poetry
A warm welcome to the Lunchtime Recitals Website
Come and enjoy superb classical vocal and instrumental performances with visiting international soloists.
We combine music which is familiar with some surprises - often poetry too.
The recitals are friendly, inclusive and entrance is free - arrive at any time that suits you and bring your own lunch.
The coffee bar is open 10am-2:45pm.
Lunchtime Recitals welcomes anyone with disabilities. Our performances occur in Witney High Street Methodist Church and there is wheelchair access and disabled toilets within the church.
There is a drop-off/pick-up point for those with walking difficulties at the front of the church
and three hours free parking in the Woolgate Centre car park close to the rear entrance.
We are grant aided by West Oxfordshire District Council and Witney Town Council.
We combine music which is familiar with some surprises - often poetry too.
The recitals are friendly, inclusive and entrance is free - arrive at any time that suits you and bring your own lunch.
The coffee bar is open 10am-2:45pm.
Lunchtime Recitals welcomes anyone with disabilities. Our performances occur in Witney High Street Methodist Church and there is wheelchair access and disabled toilets within the church.
There is a drop-off/pick-up point for those with walking difficulties at the front of the church
and three hours free parking in the Woolgate Centre car park close to the rear entrance.
We are grant aided by West Oxfordshire District Council and Witney Town Council.