*ONLINE* Sunday Concerts: Hill Quartet | Sunday 7th February
Winners of the prestigious RAM Chamber Music Fellowship, the up and coming Hill Quartet make their Conway Hall debut, performing live and online from our historic Main Hall.
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Classical chamber music concerts at Conway Hall. Read more about our concerts and their history on our Sunday Concerts page.
February 2021
*ONLINE* Sunday Concerts: Solem Quartet & Anthony Friend | Sunday 21st February
The Solem Quartet – one of the UK’s up-and-coming quartets – perform a live-streamed concert from Conway Hall’s historic Main Hall.
March 2021
*ONLINE* Sunday Concerts: Zoffany Ensemble Fundraising Concert | Sunday 7th March
The Zoffany Ensemble present a special fundraising concert for Conway Hall Sunday Concerts, introduced by Classic FM’s Catherine Bott.
*ONLINE* Sunday Concerts: Trio Isimsiz | Sunday 14th March
Trio Isimsiz, the 2015 Trondheim Competition winners, perform a live-streamed concert, direct from Conway Hall.
*ONLINE* Sunday Concerts: Greenwich Trio | Sunday 28th March
The Tunnell Trust award-winning Greenwich Trio perform a programme of Haydn, Brahms and Smetana in person and online, live from Conway Hall.
April 2021
*ONLINE* Sunday Concerts: Callia Quartet | Sunday 18th April
The Callia Quartet perform the original work of composer and close collaborator Thomas Hewitt Jones, alongside Mendelssohn’s A minor Quartet.
May 2021
*ONLINE* Sunday Concerts: Piatti Quartet | Sunday 2nd May
Conway Hall favourites, the Piatti Quartet – prizewinners at the 2015 Wigmore Hall International String Quartet Competition – play a programme of Elgar and Borodin.
*ONLINE* Sunday Concerts: The Clements Prize for Composers | Sunday 16th May
Conway Hall’s Clements Prize for Composers is re-launched in 2021, with a final round performed by members of the Piatti Quartet and a special exhibition of scores submitted to the competition in the first part of the twentieth century.
*ONLINE* Sunday Concerts: Oculi Ensemble | Sunday 30th May
The Oculi Ensemble (“Thrilling”, The Strad) provide a wonderful season finale at Conway Hall, with a programme of Mozart, Brahms and Webern.