Norwich Chamber Music

World-Class Music in Norwich

Joseph Middleton & Carolyn Sampson

The Gould Piano Trio

Quatuor Arod Norwich Chamber Music prides itself on the quality of its concerts, bringing excellent performers of international renown to Norwich and the surrounding area.

In this its 70th year, their 2021-22 season promises to be just as spectacular, welcoming world-class performers for an outstanding series of concerts.

On Saturday December 18th, soprano Carolyn Sampson is accompanied by pianist Joseph Middleton with a celebration of beautiful songs including My Heart is like a Singing Bird by Hubert Parry, An Die Music by Schubert and An ein Veilchen by Brahms.

The Gould Piano Trio take to the stage on January 9th performing Haydn’s Trio in F sharp minor Hob.XB:26, Beethoven’s Trio in D Op.70 No.1 (‘Ghost’) and Lekeu’s Trio.

On January 29th, Norwich Chamber Music welcomes Quatuor Arod who will perform Dvořák’s Quartet in C, Op.61, Bartók’s Quartet No.3 and Ravel’s Quartet in F.

Rachel Podger and Friends perform on February 19th and include Rachel herself on violin, Matthew Truscott (violin), Alex Rolton (cello), Roger Hamilton (harpsichord) and Eligio Quinteiro (theorbo). Together they will play pieces by Handel, Purcell and Leclair.

All concerts are held at the John Innes Conference Centre in Norwich Research Park - a modern 300seat concert hall, well suited to chamber music, with plenty of free parking. Audiences are asked to wear a face covering to comply with the venue’s regulations.