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LUNCHTIME RECITAL: Robert Jones – organ

St Bride's Church, EC4Y 8AU , [Venue Details]

Music by Johann Sebastian Bach, César Franck and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky at our free lunchtime recital.

  • Johann Sebastian BachFantasia and Fugue in G minor, BWV 542
  • César FranckCantabile in B minor
  • Pyotr Ilyich TchaikovskyFantasy Overture ‘Romeo and Juliet’
    transcribed Edwin Lemare

Friday,
25 Apr 2025
@1.15pm

Robert Jones was born and educated in Croydon – he was a member of the renowned Trinity Boys Choir and gained the FRCO diploma while still at school, when he also ran his own parish church choir and studied the piano as a Junior Exhibitioner at the Royal College of Music.

He then became a Music Scholar at Christ Church, Oxford, graduating in Music. During this period, he sang in the choir of Christ Church Cathedral under Simon Preston, while studying the organ with Nicholas Danby and singing with David Johnston.

Subsequently he was a Lay Clerk in the choir of St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle, then at Westminster Cathedral, before embarking on a career as one of Britain’s leading consort singers, featuring on award-winning recordings with the Tallis Scholars, the Orlando Consort and the Gabrieli Consort.

In recent years he has returned to his origins as a keyboard player and choral director – he has been Director of Music here at St Bride’s since 1988 and is also active as a pianist, organist, teacher, conductor of amateur choirs and examiner for ABRSM, working in the Far East as well as the UK.

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LUNCHTIME RECITAL: Robert Jones – organ

Friday, 25 Apr 2025 @1.15pm

St Bride's Church, EC4Y 8AU
Classical
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More Information

Music by Johann Sebastian Bach, César Franck and Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky at our free lunchtime recital.

  • Johann Sebastian BachFantasia and Fugue in G minor, BWV 542
  • César FranckCantabile in B minor
  • Pyotr Ilyich TchaikovskyFantasy Overture ‘Romeo and Juliet’
    transcribed Edwin Lemare

Robert Jones was born and educated in Croydon – he was a member of the renowned Trinity Boys Choir and gained the FRCO diploma while still at school, when he also ran his own parish church choir and studied the piano as a Junior Exhibitioner at the Royal College of Music.

He then became a Music Scholar at Christ Church, Oxford, graduating in Music. During this period, he sang in the choir of Christ Church Cathedral under Simon Preston, while studying the organ with Nicholas Danby and singing with David Johnston.

Subsequently he was a Lay Clerk in the choir of St George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle, then at Westminster Cathedral, before embarking on a career as one of Britain’s leading consort singers, featuring on award-winning recordings with the Tallis Scholars, the Orlando Consort and the Gabrieli Consort.

In recent years he has returned to his origins as a keyboard player and choral director – he has been Director of Music here at St Bride’s since 1988 and is also active as a pianist, organist, teacher, conductor of amateur choirs and examiner for ABRSM, working in the Far East as well as the UK.

  • FREE ADMISSION

  • Special: Retiring Collection

  • Performer name: Robert Jones – organ

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