Lunchtime Concert ft. The Galliard Trio

proudly presents The Galliard Trio with Andrew Morris (flute), Martin White (oboe and cor anglais) and Alec Forshaw (piano and bassoon) performing a variety of works for wind and piano.

W.A Mozart - Divertimento in C major

Benjamin Britten - The Trees They Grow so High; The Ash Grove; The Salley Gardens

Astor Piazzolla - Tanti Anni Prima

Erik Satie - Gymnopedie; Le Piccadilly

Madeleine Dring - Triofor Flute, Oboe and Piano

Since its first appearance, in Boxgrove, Sussex in 1981, The Galliard Trio has been performing in music clubs, country houses, churches, museums and arts centres throughout southern England. It has often played in support of good causes such as the National Trust, the Churches Conservation Trust and various local charities. The Trio has played in many lunchtime concert series across London, including at St James Piccadilly, St Alfège Greenwich and St Bride’s Fleet Street.

The Trio has established a reputation for programmes of great variety. Its repertoire is wide, partly because of the different combinations of instruments available and partly because of the arrangements it has made of music by many composers.

The Trio has recorded some of its favourite pieces on two CDs which will be on sale.

Founded in 1948, Westminster Music Library holds one of the largest public collections of sheet music and music books in the UK. We are part of the Westminster and Kensington & Chelsea BiBorough Library Service, and our materials are free to use and borrow.

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This recital is part of our free live music series. Join us every Wednesday at 12:30 for a lunchtime concert.

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