Concerts

Performances in 2024 – Come Follow the Band!

 
Sunday May 12th – 3pm – New Malden Methodist Church 
New Malden Methodist Church
New Malden Methodist Church
A new venture for us.  We are so pleased to be asked to take part.  Join us for a 1 hour concert with tea and cake afterwards.  Programme: With Clouds Descending (P. Sparke), Cats’ Tales (P. Graham), Victorian Kitchen Garden Suite – Soloist Clare Neville (P. Reade), Symphonic Highlights from The King And I (arr. Stephen Bulla), Cry of the Last Unicorn (R. Galante), Gee Officer Krupke from West Side Story (Bernstein arr. P. Murtha), Sleep (E. Whitacre), I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free (arr. A. Fernie), Elvis Rocks! (arr. A Fernie)

Sun 2nd June – FiSH Centre, Barnes Pond – 1-6pm
Saxophone Ensemble at FiSH's Open Gardens Day
Saxophone Ensemble at FiSH’s Open Gardens Day
The Saxophone group from the Band with friends perform for the Open Gardens event, perhaps with other musical colleagues!  

Sat 22nd June – 2-5pm Trumpeters’ House, Richmond
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2022 – lovely new banners at Trumpeters’ House
A now-traditional event, we’re so pleased to be invited again.  We aim to get those party-goers dancing!   A lovely event, in beautiful gardens running down to the River Thames, in support of the Museum Of Richmond.

Sun 23rd June – Barnes Children’s Literature Festival (morning, time TBC)
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2023 -Kids and Band enjoy the Barnes Children’s Literary Festival
Another hugely-appreciated regular invite – Members and Friends of the Band play a fun, young repertoire to celebrate this lovely literary event.

Sun 25th August – Regent’s Park Bandstand 12-2pm

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We’re thrilled to be welcomed back to the iconic Regent’s Park Bandstand in Central London, where we’ve performed many times.  A late-summer delight.  

Sun 8th September – Windsor Bandstand – time TBC 
2023 Windsor Bandstand
2023 – Windsor Bandstand
We’re back at Windsor!  So delighted to return after our inaugural event last year.  Join us at the Bandstand in Alexandra Gardens, with Windsor Castle in the background, for a right-Royal knees-up with our best toe-tapping late-summer programme.  

 

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