Making a welcome return to the series, this distinguished performer puts the outstanding organ at St Andrew’s through its paces in music by Bach, Rheinberger, Saint-Saëns and others.
St Andrew's Church, Maple Road, Surbiton KT6 4DS
All info at: www.thamesconcerts.com

A programme celebrating the Beethoven anniversary, with music by Beethoven, Fanny and Felix Mendelssohn, and Bach. [Cancelled due to lockdown]
St Andrew's Church, Maple Road, Surbiton KT6 4DS
All info at: www.thamesconcerts.com

The Parade starts at St Andrews Church Surbiton and proceeds up St Andrews Road and Victoria Road ending in Claremont Gardens.

This is the 27th Annual Parade at the Surbiton Festival and we welcome all local community groups.

https://www.surbitonfestival.co.uk/

Christmas Day is a special time at YMCA Surbiton for around 100 people from the community and for our residents.

This outstanding young flute and piano duo present their Soviet and Russian Souvenirs, including music by Rachmaninoff, Prokofiev and Glière. More info from www.thamesconcerts.com

These internationally-renowned singers present their Early Xmas Cracker, an eclectic musical mix for the season.

The series starts with an invigorating programme of brass music from across the British Isles.
More details from www.thamesconcerts.com

We are looking for leaders aged 18+ years. Girlguiding is the leading charity for girls and women in the UK.

Come and volunteer with us. Come and find out about volunteering with Girlguiding, either with our Rainbow, Brownie or Girlguiding groups. Find out more at our coffee morning on Saturday 4th Feb, 10-12am, St Andrews Church, The Classroom, 36 Maple Road, Surbiton.

Thames Concerts (founded in the 1960s) www.thamesconcerts.com is a charitable foundation which exists to promote and present an annual series of high-quality concerts in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. Through its connections, Thames Concerts is able to bring world-class musicians to the Borough, and also provide an opportunity for local youth orchestras and choirs to perform. The organisation also aims to support musical education via our programme of music and other events.

Thames Concerts (founded in the 1960s) www.thamesconcerts.com is a charitable foundation which exists to promote and present an annual series of high-quality concerts in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. Through its connections, Thames Concerts is able to bring world-class musicians to the Borough, and also provide an opportunity for local youth orchestras and choirs to perform. The organisation also aims to support musical education via our programme of music and other events.

Thames Concerts (founded in the 1960s) www.thamesconcerts.com is a charitable foundation which exists to promote and present an annual series of high-quality concerts in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames. Through its connections, Thames Concerts is able to bring world-class musicians to the Borough, and also provide an opportunity for local youth orchestras and choirs to perform. The organisation also aims to support musical education via our programme of music and other events.

Saturday morning concerts at St Andrew's Church, Surbiton.

Thames Concerts is proud to introduce these short morning concerts, showcasing local up-and-coming talent, and running alongside the main evening series.
www.thamesconcerts.com.

Admission is free (no ticket required), although donations are welcome. The concerts last for around 50 minutes, without interval.

Saturday 17th October, 10.30am
Talented young musicians from Surbiton High School

Saturday 19th December, 10.30am

One of the UK’s brightest young organists, touring internationally and based at St Thomas, Fifth Avenue
“The brilliant organist Benjamin Sheen” – New York Times
www.thamesconcerts.com

Ben performs an eclectic mix of famous works for organ by Bach, Liszt and others, alongside his own vibrant transcriptions, on the outstanding three-manual Hunter organ at St Andrew's.

• Overture to ‘St Paul’ – Felix Mendelssohn, transcribed for organ by WT Best
• Vater unser im Himmelreich – Georg Böhm
• Prelude and Fugue in G BWV 541 – Johann Sebastian Bach

Thames Concerts is proud to announce the forthcoming 2015/16 Series. All concerts take place at St Andrew's Church, Surbiton at 7:30pm.

www.thamesconcerts.com

• The Magnard Ensemble (wind quintet)
• Serenade for wind instruments No 12 in C minor K 388 – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
• Trois Pièces Brèves – Jacques Ibert
• Wind Quintet No 1 in B flat major Op 56 – Franz Danzi
• Summer Music for Wind Quintet Op 31 – Samuel Barber
• Wind Quintet No 1 – Endre Szervanszky

(pre-performance talk 6.45pm)

Kingston Third Age Orchestra will be playing Humperdinck's Prelude to Hansel and Gretel, Schubert's Unfinished Symphony, and Beethoven's Violin Concerto in D in which the soloist will be the internationally known violinist, Madeleine Easton.

Tickets £10, children under 12 free

The musicians will perform a seasonal programme featuring Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite, Humperdinck’s Overture and Hansel and Gretel and Delius and Anderson’s Sleigh Ride as well as audience carols.

A couple changed their wedding plans and held a ceremony in Kingston Hospital – because the father of the bride was in intensive care.

A Kingston choir founded in wartime is celebrating its 70th anniversary this year.

Looking for a fun activity for the kids over the summer holidays? We have lots of fun cooked up including cooking, decorating, party games and a craft activity at our holiday workshops.

Choose from the following or why not try both?

Monday 28th July or Thursday 28th August, 10.30am – 3.30pm
Summer Beach party picnic & baking
The children will make a picnic bucket filled with delicious treats to take home.
The session includes lunch and all ingredients and equipment are provided.

Tuesday 29th July or Friday 29th August, 10.30am – 3.30pm
Cake stall baking & decorating

Sacred choral music coming to Surbiton for one night only

Haydn, Bach and Mozart are all making their way to Surbiton next month – thanks to the Thames Philharmonic Choir.

The choir, accompanied by an orchestra and an organ, will fill St Andrew’s Church with sacred choral music.

Programme of great works from the golden age of the orchestra. Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1, Brahms Symphony No. 1 and Beethoven Leonore Overture No. 3

Costs: £10, £8 concessions, £5 students, Free to under 12s

If you love to sing - or would like to give it a try - why not come along to Vocality's new daytime choir in Surbiton on Tuesday mornings at 10.00-11.30am, starting on 10th September.

Few things in life come together like smooth cake mixture to create something more luxurious than what you started with.

The Friends of Seething Wells group will be holding a public meeting at St Andrew's Church in Maple Road, Surbiton on May 17 to discuss plans for the site.

In a rare festive performance the Thames Philharmonic choir will be delivering their first Christmas concert for years in Surbiton tonight.

Come and join the Waldegrave Ensemble for a performance of Schubert’s celebrated masterpiece for winds and strings. A truly delightful and enchanting work performed by some of London’s leading musicians.

Programme to include:

Franz Schubert's Octet in F.

Discounted prices of £6 Adults, £4 Children / Students available for booking in advance. Visit the Concert Diary page of our website or contact

Kingston Philharmonia - a concert of beautiful music for a summer's evening.

Prokoviev Summer Day

Menotti Violin Concerto (Soloist Clare Howick)

Brahms Symphony No 2

Conductor: Levon Parikian
Leader: Miriam Teppich
Costs: £10 at the door (£9 concessions, £2 children)

The Third of the 2012 recital series features the Live Brass Ensemble and ensemble of some of London's leading professional players, performing a selection of works for Brass Quintet.

Join the Mistral Clarinet Quartet and friends on the 11th December for an afternoon recital of Christmas music.

Come along and stock up on fabulous local Christmas goodies - handmade gifts, homemade produce and lots more. Cake and refreshments served up by St Andrews Church.

Kingston Choral Society (KCS), one of the leading choirs in South West London, will be performing its Spring Concert on Saturday 26th March, at St Andrew’s Church, Surbiton.

KCS will be performing Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana and Ralph Vaughan Williams’ Pilgrim’s Journey.
Carmina Burana is Orff’s masterpiece, a setting of irreverent and often bawdy lyrics from mediaeval Bavaria, thrilling and seductive in equal measure. Paired with Ralph Vaughan Williams’ Pilgrim’s Journey, which includes some of his most beautiful choral writing, the evening promises dramatic musical entertainment.

The Mistral Clarinet Quartet will perform music by Gershwin, Piazzola and .

£6, £4 concessions tickets available on the door.

Costs:  £8 £6 concessions

The Consonum Trio will play music by John McCabe and Marc Delmas. All are welcome.

A programme of festive choral music including Vaughan Williams' "Fantasia on Christmas Carols", Britten's "A Ceremony of Carols", and traditional carols.

Phone: 020 8547 5409