Welcome to Shropshire Music Trust
Welcome to Shropshire Music Trust
Coming up in 2023-24
Our next concert
Beethoven: | Piano Sonata No. 18 in E flat major, Op. 31, No. 3 "The Hunt" |
Prokofiev: | 10 Pieces, Op. 12 (selection) |
Robert Schumann: | Carnaval, Op. 9 |
Elisabeth Brauss, who records frequently for BBC Radio 3, gives recitals twice a year at the Wigmore, has played at the Proms and regularly plays with The Hallé under Sir Mark Elder.
Listen to Elisabeth playing Scarlatti, on BBC Radio 3's Breakfast programme on 9th April, on BBC Sounds: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001xwc2 at around 2:39:00.
Latest News
New trustees strengthen team
[Pictured from left: Trustees Katy Rink, Gary Churchill, Peter Barritt and Chris Stephens, Artistic Director John Moore, trustees Andrea Belloli, Simon Cousins and Roger Terry]
Andrea Belloli, Simon Cousins and Peter Barritt have come on board to help steer the trust as it evolves in the coming years.
“We are delighted to welcome our new trustees, who all bring a range of experience and skills,” said John Moore, artistic director. “We have achieved great things over the last 40 years and we now have an exceptional board who will help to lead us as we continue our mission to bring top class musical events to the county.”
Tickets
Tickets for the 2023-2024 season are now available.
Multi-ticket and group saver rates are available, too.
Audio Induction Loops
The following concert venues in Shrewsbury are equipped with audio induction loops:
Shrewsbury Abbey
Shrewsbury Unitarian Church
St Alkmund's Church
St Chad's Church
The United Reformed Church
Unfortunately, neither Shrewsbury School nor Prestfelde School is able to offer this facility.
Friends & Patrons Scheme
The rich diversity of Shropshire Music Trust's work would simply not be possible without the generous help of individuals such as our Friends and Patrons – vital in helping us achieve our charitable mission to share great music with as many people as possible.
Please help us if you can by joining or renewing your support as a Friend or Patron, or by sending us a donation...
The Music Room
In the community
In the past we have run a series of workshops in schools from pre-school to secondary as well as visits to carehomes with the season's artists.
Give as you shop
Give as you Live is a different way to donate to Shropshire Music Trust: simply by signing up to their scheme and then shopping online at participating stores, a percentage of your purchase cost will be donated to Shropshire Music Trust.
Our people
The easiest way to contact us is to send us an email. Include the name of the person or department you wish to contact and your message will be forwarded.