A warm welcome to the church of Holy Trinity and St Mary, Berwick-upon-Tweed
Sean Maxwell – opens our 2026 Organ Recital Series. A native of West Virginia, USA, Maxwell has performed throughout Austria, Germany, Italy, the Czech Republic, Portugal, the UK and USA. He is currently organist of the Benedictine Monastery of São Bento da Vitória, Porto, Portugal.
Interval drinks and canapés
Berwick Arts Choir Berwick Arts Choir – following the very-well received Winter concert performance of Messiah Part 1 in December 2025, Messiah Parts 2 and 3 form the programme for the Spring concert. “Audience enjoys rousing renditions at Berwick Arts Choir concert” – Northumberland Gazette
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Max Mostovetski the young pianist from Leipzig returns by popular demand. His short recital last year dazzled and beguiled the audience with its technical ability and musicality, showing off our late 19th century Blüthner beautifully. No spoilers, but on 17 March 1830, Liszt gave a recital at Schumann’s house in Leipzig……!
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Ray Howell and Veronica Gilbert accompanied by Rena Telfer – give a Coffee Concert recital of well-loved songs.
Tea/Coffee and something to eat from 10.45am in the Parish Centre
The Bridge Singers, Felton A choral Coffee Concert with a wide variety of styles.
Tea/Coffee and something to eat from 10.45am in the Parish Centre
Director of Music, Glasgow Cathedral, gives the second recital in our Summer Organ Recital series. Appointed at the age of 21, at the time the youngest cathedral organist in the UK.
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Leander van den Bos – the organist of the Gasthuiskerk, Zierikzee, Netherlands gives our fourth recital in the Summer series. He specialises in improvisation and will play a piece based on a theme suggested by the audience.
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Alexandra Standing and Duncan Honeybourne present a piano duo Coffee Concert. Alexandra returns, bringing renowned pianist, Duncan Honeybourne for what promises to be a thrilling recital of piano duets and solos, including Tempus Plangendi by local celebrity composer, John Casken.
Tea/Coffee and something to eat from 10.45am in the Parish Centre
Oda Voltersvik – – is an internationally renowned Norwegian pianist, having performed at top venues such as Carnegie Hall, Wigmore Hall, St Martin in the fields and Norwegian Opera House. She has a significant discography and performers at festivals in throughout Europe and the USA. We are thrilled to be welcoming an artist of her caliber
Alan Brook – the Australian Assistant Director of Music of Wakefield Cathedral will be giving the last of this year’s Summer Organ Recitals. Formerly Organ Scholar at Ripon and Assistant Organist at Lincoln, she is much in demand as a recitalist.