Thames Concerts 2025/26 Series – Daniel Clark (organist) at St Andrew’s Church, Surbiton – Surbiton, United Kingdom
Thames Concerts 2025/26 Series – Daniel Clark (organist) at St Andrew’s Church, Surbiton – Surbiton, United Kingdom
Get your tickets to see Thames Concerts 2025/26 Series – Daniel Clark (organist) in Surbiton, United Kingdom. Happening on Saturday, January 17, 2026 at St Andrew’s Church, Surbiton. Doors open at 7:30 PM.
This distinguished Berlin-based performer makes a welcome return to the series, playing music by Bach (Trio Sonata 2), Leighton, Martin, Bartmuss and Guilmant (5th Sonata).
– Booking can be made online at an advance discount via www.thamesconcerts.com. Audience members should bring email confirmation//identification to the event.
– Booking can also be made here at Universe (full price), or in person on the door at each event from 6.45pm (full price cash/cheque/card).
– For all concerts admission is free to under-16s and full-time students (subject to availability). Identification will be requested but tickets are not required.
– NHS workers are admitted for just £10 on the door to each concert (ID will be requested).
– An individual great-value season ticket, gaining entry to all concerts, costs just £90 and can be purchased directly from www.thamesconcerts.com.
– St Andrew’s Church is wheelchair accessible and accompanying carers are admitted free (carer tickets not required).
– It is not necessary to book tickets for the Farmers’ Market Day morning concerts, but donations are gratefully accepted.
– Latecomers are only permitted during a suitable pause in the performances. Programmes may be subject to change at short notice. Thames Concerts reserves the right to refuse admission. Evening concerts are not suitable for children under the age of 6.
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