We have many musical treats in store for you in the coming months…
We move our series of String Quartet concerts to Holy Trinity Church in Leamington while the Royal Pump Rooms undergoes extensive repairs to the roof, and the series truly
recovers its international nature with the Royal Quartet coming from Poland, the Henschel Quartet from Germany, the Dudok Quartet from the Netherlands with their compatriot, cellist Pieter Wispelwey, as well as the British Marmen Quartet and Gildas Quartet.
Our mainly Early Music concerts in St Mary’s Church, Warwick bring old friends – Stile Antico, The York Waits, and Joglaresa – before Christmas and new friends – Apollo’s Cabinet and The Choir of Royal Holloway – in the Spring.
We return to the Unitarian Chapel in Warwick for three concerts this year. There is new instrument in our series in the form of a square piano made by Broadwood in our Jane Austen-inspired concert (which is the kind of instrument the author herself would have played), and we welcome back The Mellstock Band after much too long an absence from our series.
Sunday 8 March sees our now-traditional Double Concert Day from Ensemble 360 with a new Family Concert – The Storm Whale – in the morning, and some intriguing chamber works in the afternoon.
We also warmly invite you to join us for the 2026 Leamington Music Festival.
We welcome old friends and new with programmes to offer something for everyone in our flagship four-day musical celebration over the Bank Holiday weekend. This year’s theme of ‘Favourite treasures, Forgotten gems’ jam-packs these four days with the sounds of composers and works we know and love with others to discover and rediscover.
With world-class performances from the Fibonacci String Quartet, Kaleidoscope Chamber Collective, Guarneri Piano Trio, William Howard piano, Sinfonia of Birmingham and Michael Seal conductor with Zoë Beyers violin and Peter Dixon cello, Nathan Amaral violin & Jonathan Ware piano, Nicky Spence tenor & Dylan Perez piano, and Andrey Gugnin piano, there really is a treasure trove to behold.
There is also a brand-new exhibition, ‘My Favourite Music’, from our Artist-in-Residence, Jane Williams, on display throughout the weekend to bring music and art together in the most wonderful way.
If you’d like to join us for the whole Festival, the Saver Ticket is the way to do it with a saving of more than 20% on the best seats for all concerts – get in touch with us by email (bookings@leamingtonmusic.org) or phone (01926 774395) to book yours today.
Do come along and join us!
Helen Beecroft | Artistic Director
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For concerts in Holy Trinity Church, Leamington
Leamington Music Festival
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