Our 2022 lunchtime concert series starts on Thursday 9th June and runs through every Thursday 1 - 2pm until 27th October, with a refreshing mix of classical and jazz concerts. There is a suggested £5 donation to attend the concerts, and One Bread Cafe will be open before and afterwards serving coffee and lunches.
For more information, please email allsaintsluncon@aol.com or phone the office on 01273 733331.
Lunchtime Concerts 2022 Performance Programme
9th June - Alex Clarke (alto/tenor sax) + David Newton (piano)
Rising star saxophonist teams up with British jazz piano legend
16th June – Meera Maharaj (flute) + Dominic Degavino (piano)
Talented classical flautist returns to All Saints with regular piano partner
23rd June - Adam Heron (piano)
Recent BBC Young Musician finalist plays works by Schumann and Vaughan Williams
30th June – Rob Luft (guitar) + Alice Zawadski (violin/voice)
Two of the jazz world’s brightest talents join forces in a delightful duo
7th July - Joss Peach Trio (piano, bass, drums)
BAFTA award winning composer’s popular jazz trio
14th July - Oliver Nelson (violin) + Vasilis Rakitsis (piano)
One of the south-east’s finest classical duos returns by popular demand
21st July - John Bruzon (piano)
Brighton’s own classical piano maestro
28th July - George Trebar’s Nighthawks Trio (alto sax, piano, bass)
Top jazz trio play cinematic classics
4th August - Michael Maine (organ)
All Saints’ Organist Emeritus plays our famous Hill organ.
11th August - Jelena Makarova (piano)
Acclaimed Lithuanian-trained classical pianist returns to All Saints
18th August - Al Scott Trio (piano, bass, drums)
Classy jazz piano trio in the Bill Evans style
25th August - David Stevens (organ)
All Saints’ Director of Music plays our famous Hill organ
1st September - Phillip Dyson (piano)
Internationally renowned pianist plays popular classics and ragtime
8th September – Sam Braysher (alto sax) + Joe Webb (piano)
Top British saxman joined by rising star jazz pianist
15th September – Kelleth Piano Trio (violin, cello, piano)
Leading local chamber ensemble perform Beethoven’s Ghost Trio
22nd September – Kate Williams (piano) + Dave Green (bass)
Outstanding British jazz pianist and composer is joined by jazz bass legend
29th September – Buck Brass Trio (trumpet, trombone, horn)
Joyful sounds from three top brass players
6th October – Chisato Kusunoki (piano)
Japanese classical piano virtuoso now resident in Brighton
13th October – James Thomas (organ)
The former Director of Music at St Edmundsbury Cathedral plays our famous Hill organ
20th October – Michiko Shimanuki (piano)
Distinguished locally-based pianist performs new work by local composer Barry Mills
27th October – Sara Oschlag’s Jazz Party (voice, trumpet, guitar, bass)
Popular Danish jazz singer with guests from the thriving local scene.
Photo credit: David Forman