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London Chamber Music Society hosts world class chamber music concerts on Sunday evenings at 6pm
The London Chamber Music Society has a long history of music making in London that can trace its origins back to the regular Sunday Concerts that developed at South Place in the 1880s
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Prof. Peter Fribbins
Artistic Director
Professor of Music at Middlesex University
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Dear LCMS Friends and Supporters,
I am pleased to write with more news about our exciting season of concerts at St John’s Waterloo this autumn, the first season in our new venue.
The 2025/26 series will consist of 14 concerts, starting with the fabulous Heath Quartet on Sunday September 28 at 6.00pm.
The Heath Quartet has now been an established international quartet for more than 30 years, having won numerous awards, including the Gramophone and Royal Philharmonic Society. Their programme encompasses the typical breadth of LCMS concerts: classical masterworks – Haydn’s Op.33/5 and Beethoven’s Op.135 – combined with a quartet by celebrated 20th-century Polish composer Grażyna Bacewicz, as well as striking music for string consort by Matthew Locke from the 1600s.
Remember, if you join the LCMS as a Friend, for a small fee you gain a 25% discount off all the season’s concerts.
I look forward to writing again soon, and to seeing you at St John’s Waterloo for our first concert on September 28.
With best wishes,
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