Pianist Tim Horton looks forward to giving a solo appearance at this year’s Presteigne Festival in Wales.

Conductor and artistic director George Vass is pleased to announce the programme for the 43rd annual Presteigne Festival, taking place this year between August 21-25.

Respected internationally as a chamber musician and soloist, clarinettist Robert Plane takes centre stage at this year’s Presteigne Festival, with chamber music and concerto appearances, and repertoire ranging from Mozart to a world premiere by Huw Watkins.

As part of her busy concert calendar, violist Rachel Roberts brings her diverse solo repertoire to audiences in Oxford and Cardiff this summer.

Reproducing the article by Ellen Beardmore about Music in the Round’s Sheffield Chamber Music Festival 2025 (with additional images): 

Musicians curating a Sheffield classical music festival in the Crucible Theatre have compiled their ‘Desert Island’ works – meaningful pieces which hold a special place in their hearts.

The Linos Piano Trio‘s first concert of the summer takes place at the Bradfield Festival of Music in June, where they look forward to performing a programme of Romantic-era works.

The Gould Piano Trio returned to Wyastone Concert Hall last week to record the next instalment of their Marschner cycle.

Conductor George Vass leads the Bushey Symphony Orchestra in their 50th anniversary concert next month.

Corvus Consort‘s next performance takes place at this year’s Summer Music in City Churches, a ten day festival occurring this June in the historic churches of London’s Square Mile.

Violist Rachel Roberts looks forward to performing at this year’s SPANNUNGEN: Musik im RWE-Kraftwerk Heimbach festival, one of the highlights of the German summer concert calendar.

The Linos Piano Trio‘s recent concert at the Schloss Bruchsal was recorded for broadcast on German national radio by SWR, and is now available to listeners worldwide.

Tim Horton‘s exceptional versatility and virtuosity will be on full display this June, with concerts that feature him as both soloist and chamber musician.

The newly-formed Stratos Duo are delighted to announce their first concerts since joining the agency, which take place in Ireland next month.

Robert Plane looks forward to playing a central role in this year’s Winchester Chamber Music Festival, which sees him collaborate with some of the UK’s most established chamber musicians for performances of repertoire ranging from Brahms and Ravel to Pamela Harrison, whose music he has championed in recent seasons.

In anticipation of Robert Plane‘s performance of music by Pierre Boulez at this year’s Sheffield Chamber Music Festival, BBC Radio 3’s Breakfast included some of Robert’s recorded work as part of their celebration of the musical polymath’s centenary.

The Gould Piano Trio are delighted to be amongst the internationally recognised artists invited to perform at Wigmore Hall in its 125th season.

Corvus Consort will give a highly anticipated performance with the Ferio Saxophone Quartet at the Beaminster Festival in West Dorset this summer.

Booking opens next month for the 2025 Corbridge Chamber Music Festival, directed by the Tashmina Artists Robert Plane and the Gould Piano Trio.

An extraordinary ensemble forged in Sheffield is celebrating 20 years of making world-class chamber music.

Robert Plane’s recording of Mark Boden’s “perfectly conceived” Clarinet Concerto was broadcast during an episode BBC Radio 3’s ‘Classical Live’ earlier this month.

An album from the Gould Piano Trio’s extensive discography was featured on the ‘Building a Library’ segment of BBC Radio 3’s Record Review this weekend.

Corvus Consort and Louise Thomson’s collaborative album ‘Welcome Joy’ has received sustained and unanimous praise across the press since its release on Chandos in 2024, and continues to delight listeners.

Celebrating over 30 years of shared musicianship, the Galliard Ensemble continues to delight listeners with their latest release, and looks forward to a year which sees them give concerts across the UK.

In the second of six concerts over three years, Tim Horton continues his critically-acclaimed Chopin cycle at Wigmore Hall next month.

February boasts two opportunities to hear the award-winning Linos Piano Trio perform, beginning a year of high-profile engagements across the UK and beyond.