The English Piano Trio has played together for 30 years and has performed on London and European concert platforms. Although well known for their interpretation of music of the classical period, the Trio has commissioned and recorded 20th and 21st century repertoire.

Alexander Ardakov studied under the renowned pianist and professor Vera Gornostaeva at Moscow Conservatoire. Upon graduating, he joined the Moscow State Philharmonia as a performer. Alexander won prizes at the Kabalevsky Piano Competition in Russia and the Viotti International Music Competition in Vercelli, Italy. Alexander has given recitals at the Bösendorfer Hall in Vienna, Southbank Centre, Wigmore Hall, St Martin-in-the-Fields and St John’s Smith Square in London and Carnegie Hall in New York.

Musical variations on carnival, masque and commedia from the Renaissance to the present day.

David Dunnett became Organist and Master of the Music at Norwich Cathedral in January 1996 and recently retired from his post after 29 years of service. Formerly, he was Assistant Director of Music at Uppingham School and became Sub-Organist at Winchester Cathedral in November 1991.

Due to services in Church no Recital this week.

The Perci Quartet is a newly established String Quartet. The members have extensive experience of orchestral and chamber music and have played with BBC Symphony Orchestra, National Symphony Orchestra of Ireland, English National Ballet and at the BBC Proms.

Elizabeth Mucha and Nigel Foster made their debut as a piano duo at the prestigious Reform Club in London at the end of 2022 and have since then performed in venues in Peterborough, Colchester, Waltham Abbey, and in York as well as performing at the Buckingham Festival and Barnes Festival. Their programmes featuring French music from the 1920s and German Romantic repertoire have been well received and appreciated. For 2026 they have teamed up with actress Julie Teal for a witty, fun programme celebrating animal shenanigans.

Benjamin Carnell was born in Hertfordshire in 2001 and grew up in Bishop’s Stortford. He is currently studying at the Royal College of Music with Tim Walden, having previously held a music and Dance Scheme Scholarship at the Purcell School for Young Musicians. Benjamin currently enjoys a varied freelance playing schedule and recent work includes broadcasts with National Symphony Symphony Orchestra of Ireland (RTÉ) and regular performances in venues all around the UK with Lumos live candlelight concerts.