Malvern Concert Club’s 123rd Season 2025-26
Welcome to another season of outstanding classical chamber concerts in Malvern
The season includes:
A series of six Sunday evening and afternoon concerts in the Festival Theatre at Malvern Theatres
A “Coffee and Cake” concert at Elmslie House
We hope you will join us and enjoy the chance to listen to an exciting programme of classical music in a great venue.
Please note all concerts are on a Sunday due to the planned Malvern Theatres redevelopment combined with the need to book artists up to two years in advance.
Our next concert
Lottie Mahoney flute, Jamie Salters clarinet, Sarah Potjewijd pianist
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ARTISTS:
Lottie Mahoney flute
Jamie Salters clarinet
Sarah Potjewijd pianist
PROGRAMME:
François Devienne Flute Sonata in E flat
Paul Taffanel Fantasie for flute on themes from Der Freischütz
John Ireland Fantasy Sonata (for clarinet)
Malcolm Arnold Sonatina for Clarinet and Piano
Florent Schmitt Sonatine en Trio for Flute, Clarinet and Piano, Op.85
2026-27 Season Launched
Our next season has been launched with an exciting programme of seven concerts at Malvern Theatres and news of another collaboration with the Brodsky Quartet.
Join us as a Member
Although we are indeed a club, we are in no way exclusive, and anyone can join. And as all concerts are open to the public, anyone can attend concerts without joining.
As existing members know, membership of the Club offers attractive savings on the cost of attending seven concerts per season for just more than the price of four.
So, if you enjoy listening to excellent chamber music in an exceptional venue, we would encourage you to think about taking out membership.
Membership also allows you to:
- Priority booking for the Coffee and Cake Concert
- Obtain a free ticket for a young person for each evening or afternoon concert.
Find out more about Malvern Concert Club
Ever since its first concert on 31 October 1903, Malvern Concert Club has been a cornerstone of musical life in Worcestershire. It was founded by Sir Edward Elgar. 120 years later, today’s Concert Club is proud to continue the tradition of bringing the best chamber music to this part of the country.