Orpheus Foundation

Dedicated to serving some of the finest musicians in central London, the Orpheus Foundation aims to provide intense professional experience and a broad range of transitional opportunities to exceptionally talented young people of immense promise. Their Lunchtime Recital Platform features talented soloists and ensembles, while…
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Wigmore Hall

Wigmore Hall was built in 1901 by the German piano firm Bechstein next to its showrooms on Wigmore Street. The Hall was intended to be both grandly impressive but intimate enough for recitals. Wigmore Hall holds a unique place in London musical life and is an…
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City Music Society

Inspired by the famous series of concerts given during World War II by Dame Myra Hess at the National Gallery and the Royal Exchange, City Music Society was founded in 1943 by the late Ivan Sutton and is one of the country's leading music societies.…
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St Martin-in-the-Fields

St Martin-in-the-Fields is a landmark. Its fine architecture and prominent location place it at the heart of the nation. Its work has valued historic tradition, but St Martin's has always been innovative in response to changing needs. From London's first free lending library…
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St James’s, Piccadilly

St James’s is a parish church in London’s West End, part of the Diocese of London and the world wide Anglican Communion. The building is a Christopher Wren design, consecrated in 1684. The church holds lunchtime recitals as well as evening concerts.
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St John’s, Smith Square

St. John's, Smith Square, in the heart of Westminster, is one of London's major concert venues and favourite historic buildings. Valued for its superb acoustic, it presents an extremely varied programme of classical music throughout the concert season, ranging from choirs and symphony…
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