Carducci Quartet: Premieres from the Purcell School

The Carducci Quartet give the world premieres of a selection of pieces written for them by students at The Purcell School, Britain’s oldest music school. These pieces are all inspired by the season theme of love, loss and the passage of time.

The pieces will be introduced by the composers, who will be interviewed by Joseph Howard, The Purcell School’s inaugural Junior Composer in Association.

To purchase a half-price ticket for this concert alongside a ticket for the Beethoven Letters programme which happens at 7.30pm in the same venue, please go to the Carducci Quartet Beethoven Letters event on the Festival website and select your tickets from there.

Venue Access Information

Parking is available in the churchyard

Disabled Parking: Please advise us if you require a disabled parking space

Disabled access: Access to the church is step-free

Toilets: there are toilets in the church