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Tuesday Lunchtime Concerts
 

    
April

2nd    Robert Barnett
              (Guitar - folk & blues)

9th     Raymond Wui Man Yiu
              (piano)

16th   The Himley Duo
              (violin & piano)

23rd    Rosanna Wicks & Ian Wicks
              (voice & piano)

30th    Da-Hee-Kim
               (piano) 


 

May

7th       Rugby School Students           

 

14th         No Concert 

           

21st     Connor Heraghty

               (piano)


28th     John Robson and William Kirkman                    
                (piano and violin)

  
June


4th       Chenwei Zhang
               (piano)


11th     Rugby School Students         

 

18th     Tamsin Scammell & Friends
                (piano & violin)


25th     Da-Hee-Kim

                (piano) 
                 

July


2nd       Jill Crossland

                (piano) 

 

9th       Tony Bridgewater 

                (piano)     

 

16th     Espressivo

                vocal quartet accompanied by Jo Foote


23rd     Parmetto Piano Trio

                 Gillian Parsons (piano)

                 Sue Meteyard (violin)

                 Maja Todd (‘cello)

 

30th     Elizabeth Khoo

                (piano)     


August


6th       Roman Rudnytsky
                 (piano)


13th         No Concert 


20th     Raymond Wui-Man Yiu
                 (piano)


27th      Renfei Xin
                  (classical guitar)

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Join our Tuesday Lunchtime Concert facebook group through

St Andrew's Church facebook page.

Organ recitals recorded

during the Covid lockdown by

Dr Richard Dunster-Sigtermans

can be found here

The Tuesday Lunchtime Recitals date from around 1975, when the late Neil Aspinall, Director of The Apollo Society, and St Andrew’s Organist and Director of Music Arnold Pugh, agreed to organise a weekly event.

Churchwarden, the late Alan Hipkin continued the organising until his final illness in 2008, when Bill Griffiths took over the role until 2021. Churchwarden, the late Alan Hipkin continued the organising until his final illness in 2008, when Bill Griffiths took over the role. Following his retirement in 2021, the concert organisation was taken on by Tony Millinger and Bill Nealon, both members of the church choir, who have now handed the baton over to Ben Jennings our  Community Engagement Lead.

 

Recitals begin at 1.00pm and last 30-40 minutes.   Admission is free, audience members are however invited to leave a donation in the collection plate for the work of St Andrew’s Church. Yellow gift aid envelopes are available in the pews and at the back of church.

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