Saturday 27th August, 4pm 2022
Andrew Fuller & John Mills


Andrew Fuller Is a member of the Primrose Piano Quartet; the Quartet enjoy a busy performing schedule throughout the UK and abroad with recent tours taking them to Denmark, Germany, Romania, Portugal and Bulgaria in addition to regular appearances at London’s Kings Place, the Wigmore and Conway Halls.He was Associate Principal with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra for seven years, leaving to concentrate on solo and chamber music.
John Mills took up the guitar at the age of nine, being initially self-taught he later studied at the Spanish Guitar Centre in London, then in 1966 going on to full-time study at the Royal College of Music for three years under the professorship of John Williams. In the summer of 1968, having been awarded a grant by the Spanish Government, he travelled to Spain to take part in the famous master-classes given by the legendary Andres Segovia, held in Santiago de Compostela.
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Saturday 31st August,2019 3pm

The Late
Michael Barlow

Michael Barlow studied music at the universities of Hull and London, and his whole career has been devoted to running school music departments, particularly at Trent College and Hazelwood Prep School. In 2000 he embarked on a freelance career, teaching piano, organ, singing, theory and composition. He conducts the Hurst Green Singers, the Shoreham Singers, is Music Director at Westerham Parish Church, sings in two chamber choirs, and frequently acts as a freelance accompanist, organist and tenor.
August 2019
The Harrison Sisters' Players present...
A Tribute to Beatrice Harrison
We present a programme of music often played by Beatrice Harrison, including some by composers she knew who dedicated works to her.
Adiran Bradbury (cello)
Adrian read Veterinary Science and Music at Churchill College, Cambridge, before studying at the Royal
Academy of Music and in Berlin. He has since developed an international career in chamber music. He is cello
tutor to the National Youth Orchestra and a Research Fellow at the Royal Academy of Music.
Oliver Davies (piano)
Oliver studied at the Royal College of music where he
won the Tagore Gold Medal as outstanding student of
his year and was, for many years, both a piano
professor and Keeper of the Department of Portraits
and Performance History.
As well as playing in a duo for twenty-five years,
Adrian and Oliver have collaborated on a number of research/concert projects, notably Darwin and Music
in 2009 and Piatti in London in 2011.



September 2018

Midori Komachi (violin)
Midori has performed as a soloist extensively throughout Europe and Japan. She has appeared in some of the world's most prestigious venues, including Tonhalle Zurich, Tokyo Opera City Hall, Philharmony Warsaw, Wigmore Hall, and the Rector's Palace (Croatia).

John Paul Ekins (Piano)
In great demand as a recitalist, concerto soloist and chamber musician, John Paul Ekins has given performances throughout the UK and Northern Ireland, and overseas in Azerbaijan, the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Kuwait, Norway, Poland, Romania, Spain and Switzerland.
