
Arts at Elstree

We are delighted to continue our Sunday Evening concert series for 2026. Bookings for the concert on Sunday 18th January featuring London Central Brass are now open.
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All concerts take place at the synagogue on Sunday evenings at 5:00pm.
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Tickets are £15 (£13 for members of TLSE and Radlett Reform Synagogue and under 21s) and include refreshments with wine in the interval. Parking is available and the synagogue is fully accessible.
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The Arts at Elstree series is curated by cellist Ellen Baumring-Gledhill, a member of TLSE.
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Sunday 18th January 5:00pm
London Central Brass

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Elliot Teo
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Lennon & McCartney
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Malcolm Arnold
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George Gershwin
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Handel
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Eric Whitacre
London Central Brass are an exciting new name in the Chamber Music world. The Ensemble, formed in 2022, are quickly establishing themselves as a young and exciting voice in the world of chamber music. Winners of the Philip Jones International Brass Ensemble Competition and Musicians Company Brass Ensemble Prize, the quintet bring a fresh approach to their performances, commissioning and reimagining iconic music for the modern audience.
In the summer of 2023, the group would go on to win the 1st prize at the Philip Jones International Brass Ensemble Competition as well as the ‘Onyx Brass’ award for creative programming. Since then, the group have performed all over the United Kingdom and Europe with recent highlights including recitals at the Lucerne Festival, Wigmore Hall and the Lake District Music Festival.
London Central Brass have a passion for promoting new compositions and arrangements as well as reimagining standard brass quintet repertoire. They have performed many new works including the world premiere of Philip Cashian’s ‘Brass Quintet’ at the Royal Academy of Music.
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James Nash - trumpet
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Holly Clark - trumpet
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Beatriz Vila - french horn
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Rhydian Tiddy - trombone
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James Tavares - tuba
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2026 Programme
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Our 2026 programme continues with:
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22 March: Katya Grabova (solo piano)
10 May: Ellen Baumring-Gledhill and Dafydd Chapman (cello and piano)

