Date:
Time:
Artists:
Lottie Mahoney flute
Jamie Salters clarinet
with piano accompaniment
Programme:
The artists come to us recommended by the head of woodwind at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire. They will perform separately with piano accompaniment, and will also play together with the pianist as a trio. The pieces will be from their final conservatoire recitals. As a Club we welcome this opportunity to give young players a chance to gain performance experience.
Lottie Mahoney, originally from Norfolk, has been a student at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire since 2021. She studies flute with Marie-Christine Zupancic and piccolo with Andrew Lane. Lottie has earned places on the Birmingham Royal Ballet’s Student-in-Residence Scheme and the CBSO Training Scheme, regularly rehearsing with orchestras in London and Birmingham. She has performed at venues such as Symphony Hall, the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and Birmingham Rep. An avid soloist and chamber musician, she performs in concerts and competitions with her successful flute duo.
Jamie Salters has enjoyed his time studying at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire where he has been able to develop his skills in solo, chamber and orchestral playing. In the summer of 2024 he performed the Weber Concerto No.1 with the Wandsworth Symphony Orchestra as a soloist. In 2025 he was a finalist for the RBC Woodwind Prize and won the prestigious John Ireland Prize playing Ireland’s Fantasy-Sonata. Jamie is also a member of the Nebula wind quintet, who have performed many times externally and reached the final of the Leamington Prize. Another passion of Jamie’s is for orchestral playing, and he has enjoyed being part of the CBSO training scheme, the WNO side-by-side scheme and the BRB side-by-side scheme. One of his highlight concerts orchestrally came in 2025, playing first clarinet for Rachmaninov’s Piano Concerto No.2. Jamie hopes to pursue a career as both a soloist and an orchestral player.
Tickets, including coffee, cake and programme, will cost £17 and members will receive an email or letter from the Membership Secretary in early 2026 inviting them to apply.
Location
Buying tickets as membership
Tickets for the evening and Sunday afternoon concerts cost £16 each (£17 in 2025-26) as part of a full season membership subscription. Part season offers are available for new members, and we would be delighted if you would consider joining the Club. Further details can be found here.
Buying tickets for individual concerts
Concerts at Malvern Theatres
Full price tickets are available from the Malvern Theatres website at £25 plus plus their levies as applicable for the 2024-25 season and £26 plus levies for the 2025-26 season. They can be booked in advance either online or from the Box Office by telephone or in person. Wheelchair spaces are available, so please mention this when booking.
Other concerts
Concerts outside the normal season, such as the Coffee and Cake concert, are available separately available via the membership secretary.
The button below takes you to where you can buy tickets for this concert, when they are available.