Founded by Edward Elgar
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. The Club’s first Secretary (for over 38 years) was his close friend, the local architect, Arthur Troyte Griffith. Troyte Griffith was immortalised by Elgar in Variation No. VII, Troyte, of his Enigma Variations.
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. Whilst grounded in the tradition of the string quartet, each season brings a varied selection of music for small ensemble, with and without keyboard, and voice. Our performers are British and overseas musicians of international standing, with a balance of established artists and promising newcomers.
All our concerts are open to members and non-members. Evening concerts are on Thursdays at 7.30pm in The Forum, Malvern Theatres.
Our President – Roderick Williams
From the beginning of the 112th Season in 2014, the Club was privileged to welcome the distinguished baritone, Roderick Williams, as its President.
