Lunchtime Concerts 2026

Our 2026 lunchtime concert series starts on Thursday 4th June and runs through every Thursday 1 – 2pm until 27th August, 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 so you can enjoy a coffee or lunch before or after the concert.

For more information, please contact the Parish Office: office@allsaintshove.org / 01273 733331. 

PERFORMANCE PROGRAMME 

JUNE

4th – Nelson Wong (flute and organ) 

       All Saints’ Director of Music Nelson Wong kicks off the season with a concert of flute and organ.  

11th – Martin Smith (euphonium) & Helen Ridout (piano) 

       Award-winning euphonium soloist returns to All Saints, accompanied by Helen Ridout.

18th – Erica Sou Sin U (piano) 

       In partnership with the Royal Academy of Music, Macau-born pianist Erica Sou Sin U presents a recital of Mozart and Schumann. 

25th – Amuse Manouche (gypsy swing band) 

       Hot club sounds inspired by jazz greats such as Django Reinhardt and Ella Fitzgerald. 

JULY 

2nd – Rob Luft (guitar) & Rebecka Edlund (voice) 

       Edlund and Luft invite the listener along on a wild venture of original music, Nordic folk tales and American Songbook favourites. 

9th – Yoko Ono (piano) 

       Brighton-based pianist Yoko Ono returns to All Saints with a concert featuring works by Haydn, Chopin and Rachmaninov. 

16th – Michael Maine (organ) 

       All Saints’ Organist Emeritus presents a programme including works by Franck, Bach and Mozart. 

23rd – Anya Kolesnik (piano) 

       Pianist Anya Kolesnik presents a programme featuring works by Liszt, Debussy and Rachmaninov. 

30th – Joss Peach and Josephine Davies (jazz duo) 

       Josephine Davies and Joss Peach present a tribute to Jan Garbarek and Keith Jarrett. 

AUGUST 

6th  – No performance this week – Coffee Festival at All Saints

13th – Paul Gregory (guitar)  

       Brighton based guitarist plays Bach Barrios and Villa-Lobos.  

20th – Peter Dutton (organ) 

       Organist Peter Dutton plays our famous Hill organ

27th – Terry Seabrook’s T-Rio (latin-inspired jazz trio) 

       A new trio mixing the exciting rhythms from South America and Cuba with the harmonies and melodies of jazz