Finchcocks is proud to announce return of its outdoor musical festival!
Adapting to the pandemic, Finchcocks built an outdoor stage in 2020, hosting open-air concerts to guests booked on residential piano courses. 2021 saw the exciting development of the first public Finchcocks Festival, hosting performances by the Piccadilly Sinfonia, Warren Mailley-Smith, Victoria Sayles, Florian Mitrea and Amusia Productions… and it’s returning for a third year running!
This year we’re delighted to be welcome back Jazz on the lawn and concert pianist Florian Mitrea’s Music for a Coronation, with all profits going to charity.
- Saturday 12th August Jazz trio on the lawn with David Hall, Jennifer Maslin & James Sunney
- Sunday 13th August Music for a Coronation with Florian Mitrea
For more details of what we have in store, please click through to the event pages listed below.
Jazz trio on the lawn with David Hall, Jennifer Maslin & James Sunney: Saturday 12th August 3pm
The Finchcocks jazz trio is back!
What better way to spend a lazy summer afternoon that relaxing to some favourite jazz standards?
Finchcocks Musical Director and pianist David Hall, Programme Director and singer Jennifer Maslin and the incredibly talented double bassist James Sunney come together to serenade you with some jazz standard classics. From Finchcocks favourites such as It’s only a paper moon, Autumn leaves/ Les feuilles mortes and September in the rain to Ain’t misbehavin’ and Girl from Ipanema, there’s hopefully something to get all jazz lovers toes tapping!
For more information and to buy tickets for this event, please click here.
Music for a Coronation with Florian Mitrea: Sunday 13th August 3pm
We are thrilled to welcome back dazzlingly talented British-Romanian concert pianist Florian Mitrea to the Finchcocks Bösendorfer on our open-air stage and for an afternoon of Music for a Coronation.
The programme will include:
Beethoven’s Sonata Op.13 in C minor ‘Pathetique’, Variations on ‘God save the King’, Sonata Op.27 No.2 ‘Moonlight’ and Variations on ‘Rule Britannia’, Chopin’s Three Etudes – Revolutionary, Harps, and Ocean – and Liszt’s Second Ballade and Spanish Rhapsody.
Set against the west elevation of the grade 1 listed building, soak in the beautiful sounds of romantic piano repertoire at its best, accompanied by a glass of bubbly!
For more information and to buy tickets for this event, please click here.
Weather
In the event of bad weather, we’ll endeavour to run the events inside, subject to capacity, with refunds being given for anyone we can’t accommodate.
Accessibility
Access from to the garden is made from the car park along gravel paths. No steps are involved.
Facilities
Toilet facilities will be provided on site. An accessible toilet is available upon request. Please speak to a member of staff upon booking for more information.
A paid/ cash donations bar will be open to serve refreshments for all events with a welcome drink provided with each ticket.