One of the most charismatic ensembles on the musical scene, the Atrium String Quartet has been acclaimed for its performances throughout Europe, Russia, the USA, Australia and Japan.
The Atrium was the winner of both the 9th London International String Quartet Competition in 2003 and Grand-Prix of the 5th International String Quartet Competition in Bordeaux in 2007.
Recent highlights have included concerts at Wigmore Hall, Library of Congress in Washington, Frick Museum in New York and Les Invalides in Paris.

With its line-up of outstanding musicians, the London-based  ensemble Chamber Domaine has established an international name through passionate, insightful performances and imaginative programme building.
The ensemble gave its highly praised South Bank and Wigmore Hall debuts in 1999 and since then has performed at leading festivals and concert series in the United Kingdom, Europe and North America.
Chamber Domaine frequently give world and UK premieres by leading composers and have worked with Judith Bingham, Piers Helawell and Arvo Pärt.

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‘…the playing has such deftness and verve that time flies by…in chamber music from this period, you won’t find more winning and winsome playing’
Malcolm Hayes  March 2011

Since its formation in 1995 by baroque cellist Tatty Theo, The Brook Street Band has rapidly established itself as one of the country’s foremost interpreters of Handel’s music.  The Brook Street Band has performed at British and European Festivals including the Dartington International Summer School, Barcelona Early Music Festival and Kuhmo Chamber Music Festival. UK concert venues include Wigmore Hall, South Bank Centre and The Maltings, Snape.

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Tatty Theo (cello)
Rachel Harris (violin)
Farran Scott (violin)
Carolyn Gibley (harpsichord)

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‘…outstanding. Here is a young artist of exceptional talent and confidence, making musical sense of all he played’.                                            
The Independent

Highly regarded as a distinctive and accomplished musician, Scottish pianist Alasdair Beatson continues to make an impact on the classical music scene. This season sees his fourth solo recital at Wigmore Hall and concerto appearances with the Poznan Radio Chamber Orchestra, Finland's Tapiola Sinfonietta and in festivals in Perth, Belgium and Virginia, and the Spring release of his second solo CD, featuring piano music of Mendelssohn.

'In this wonderful performance the music's epic scale emerged with unforced strength and grandeur'.
Daily Telegraph

The young Finnish string quartet Meta4 is rapidly establishing itself as one of the rising stars of the international chamber music scene.
Formed in 2001, Meta 4 won First Prize at the 2004 International Shostakovich Quartet Competition in Moscow.
The Quartet was selected for the BBC New Generation Artist scheme for two years and has already performed at the City of London Music Festival, Cheltenham Music Festival, Manchester Mid-day Concerts Society and BBC Proms.

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