The Beadling: Folk Explorations!
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Sunday 19th May 2024,
12:15pm
Join sisters Alice (violin) and Juliet Beadle (flute) and Louis Suc (tenor saxophone/percussion) on their tuneful adventures with 17th-century broadside ballads, traditional English, medieval, and Nordic folk music.
The Brixton Soloists:
Dvořák’s Eighth Symphony
Sunday 16th June 2024,
12:15pm
The Brixton Soloists, conducted by Jason Taing and Phil D’Arcy, return to perform works by Strauss, Debussy and Dvořák.
Past Events
Cristiana Achim:
Folk Meets Classical
Sunday 28th April 2024,
12:15pm
Join the award-winning Romanian pianist for an enchanting musical journey with innovative folk masterpieces by Ravel, Copland, Bernstein, Afsarian and Enescu.
Bastion Brass: Lunchtime Jazz and Classics
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Sunday 24th March 2024,
12:15pm
The brass quintet presents an eclectic programme of works by Bach, Bernstein, Ewald, Kompanek, and Tsvetkov.
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The Nazca Duo: Worldwide Classics for Harp and Guitar
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Sunday 25th February 2024, 12:15pm
The award-winning harp and guitar duo invite you on a journey to explore rare and captivating original works from the twentieth century.
Yoon Seok Shin: The Influence & Inspiration of Piano Music
Sunday 28th January 2024, 12:15pm
Opening our Winter 24′ Series, we welcome Steinway Young Artist Yoon Seok Shin, who makes his Brixton debut performing works by Rameau, Handel, Bach, Mozart, Chopin and Kapustin.
Ye Olde Mindful Carols’ Service
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Sunday 17th December 2023, 11:45pm
All are welcome to join us for our annual carols’ service, with guest singers Clara Orif and Jack Redman, accompanied by our Musical Director Jason Taing, raising funds for the Brixton & Norwood Foodbank.
The Brixton Soloists: Mahler’s Fourth Symphony
Sunday 26th November 2023, 12:15pm
The Brixton Soloists, conducted by Jason Taing, make their concert debut performing Mahler’s monumental Fourth Symphony with soprano Hannah Dienes-Williams.
The Heliconia Duo
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Sunday 29th October 2023, 12:15pm
With Catriona Bourne on flute and Julia Seibert on guitar, the duo present an eclectic programme of classical and folk music from around the world.
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Kenny Keppel & Evi Wang
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Sunday 24th September 2023, 12:15pm
London-based duo Kenny Keppel & Evi Wang present a curated collection of musical treasures for clarinet and piano.
Aidan Chan: Chopin, Nobuto, Tan Dun and Rzewski
Sunday 21st May 2023,
12:15pm
Pianist Aidan Chan presents an eclectic curation of Chopin, Tan Dun, Rzewski and Ben Nobuto.
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Sara de Sanctis
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Sunday 30th April 2023,
12:15pm
The award-winning singer-songwriter performs original music that merges jazz and pop, alongside songs by Björk, Thom Yorke and Portishead.
Brixton Wind Ensemble: Mozart and Dvorak
Sunday 19th March 2023,
12:15pm
Directed by Jason Taing, our resident flagship wind ensemble return this March performing music by Mozart and Dvorak.
Aeolian Winds: Haydn, Haas, Hindson, Ligeti and Ibert
Sunday 26th February,
12:15pm
Aeolian Winds invite you to a concert of eclectic music for wind quintet, highlighting the range of colours of the ensemble.
The Larisa Trio: Mozart and Mendelssohn
Sunday 29th January 2023,
12pm
The award-winning trio make their Brixton appearance, performing a programme of works by Mozart and Mendelssohn.
Handel’s Messiah Part 1 directed by Jason Taing
Sunday 4th December 2022,
12pm
Formed of university and conservatoire choral scholars and graduates, the choir and ensemble take on Part 1 of this glorious masterpiece.
Bryony Lloyd (singer/guitarist)
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Sunday 20th November 2022,
12pm
Folk singer-songwriter Bryony Lloyd makes her debut at Brixton, with her healing and lyrical original songs.
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Brixton Wind Ensemble directed by Jason Taing
Sunday 23rd October 2022,
12pm
The Brixton Wind Ensemble hold their debut concert performing works by Mozart, Raff, Taneyev, Jacob and Gipps, directed by Jason Taing.
The Scintille Quartet: German Classics for the Summer’s End Sunday 25th September 2022, 12pm
In the first of the Brixton Unitarian Church Sunday Concert Series, we welcome the Scintille Quartet, performing Beethoven and Schubert.