'If music be the food of love, play on' . . . and Anthony Burns-Cox did just that at Holy Trinity Church earlier today. He served us up a wonderful feast of music - and we lapped it up! Anthony's musical programme was delightful, offering us great variety and several

Peter Gould treated us to a superb recital today: one that certainly set the bar very high for recitals at Holy Trinity in 2022! His music programme was diverse and included music he has never played before: 'Three Choral Preludes on Wie School Leuchte runs Der' because, [he likes] 'to

We thoroughly enjoyed Anthony's 'All-Organic Musical Menu' yesterday and feasted on his choice of music: the 'Main Course' by 'the greatest composer of all time', Bach, in particular, was complex and challenging, and the Henri Mulet was clearly a favourite with the audience, where there seemed to be more notes

We are delighted to welcome back Anthony Burns-Cox, who will play for us on Monday 16th August from 1pm. Anthony's delicious musical programme is clearly meant to tempt our tastebuds and our appetites; and based on his previous performances we are destined to be more than satisfied with his selection.

Today’s concert was billed as our Annual Organ Celebration and, thanks to Charles Francis, that is precisely what it was! We loved his music programme – after 18 months of silence I for one could feel my brain coming alive again! It is hard to claim favourites in a programme

We are simply 'over the moon' to be welcoming, for his debut performance at Holy Trinity, Charles Francis, second year student at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire! Charles is already a seasoned recitalist and much in demand at highly prestigious locations: St Paul's and Birmingham Cathedrals amongst them . . .