A Summer Piano Recital with David Owen Norris
A one-hour piano recital by David Owen Norris, featuring works by Galliard, Purcell, Bach, Parry and Elgar. Set within a charming summer setting that invites audiences to enjoy both exceptional music and the surrounding property.
- Booking essential
- Admission applies
You are warmly invited to attend a one-hour piano recital given by the distinguished pianist David Owen Norris, presenting a carefully curated programme of works spanning the Baroque period to the early twentieth century.
The programme includes music from Orlando Gibbons Galliard, Henry Purcell, Sir Hubert Parry, J. S. Bach and of course, Edward Elgar where David Owen Norris will be performing his Concert Allegro.
This is a concert not to be missed—an opportunity to experience exceptional musicianship in an inviting and atmospheric setting. Guests are warmly encouraged to make the most of the occasion by arriving early and enjoying the beauty of the surrounding property on a summer’s day, enhancing what promises to be a memorable experience.
Times
The basics
- Booking number
Call 0344 249 1895
- Accessibility
The visitor centre is fully accessible.
- Meeting point
Carice Room
- Suitability for children
This event is suitable for children
- What to bring and wear
Indoor event
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