Welcome to “TBS”! We run chamber music concerts in Farnham with top professional musicians. All our concerts are open to the public and you can register to attend from this website. We are a registered Charitable Incorporated Organisation (CIO).
Entrance to our concerts is FREE and our concerts are funded primarily through retiring collections and donations. We especially welcome young people and their attendance is supported by CAVATINA.
Conservatoire Concerts in Godalming, which used to be part of TBS, is now a separate charity, see conservatoireconcerts.org.uk , as is Farnham Sinfonia see www.farnhamsinfonia.org.uk
The original Tilford Bach Society, with its current Music Director Adrian Butterfield, runs the Tilford Bach Festival and is a separate charity.
Musicians: Please read: A word to our musicians
Please always check the website shortly before the concert in case of any last minute changes beyond our control.
Our Next Concert at the Spire Church
Please note that PER HOUR evening parking charges have been introduced Mon-Sat in Central and South Street car parks, but not in Waggon Yard
Spire Church, South Street, Farnham, GU9 7QU
7-30 pm Saturday 7 March
Piano Trio Lalique
Programme
Beethoven: Piano Trio in E flat Op. 1 No. 1
Suk: Elegy Op. 23
Brahms: Piano Trio in C major Op. 87
Outside of their work as a trio, Ilya, Yuri and Julia also collaborate in larger chamber music formations as part of the acclaimed London ensemble ChamberMusicBox.
Yuri Kalnits (violin) is a violinist recognised for his rich tone and distinguished chamber music career. A recipient of two prestigious Diapason d’Or awards for his recording of Weinberg’s Violin Sonatas, he has appeared at international festivals across Europe, the USA, and Asia, and in major concert venues including The Purcell Room, King’s Place, St. John’s Smith Square, and Suntory Hall in Tokyo. Born in Moscow, Yuri began his musical training with his father and continued at the Central Music School and Gnessin Music School before studying at the Royal College of Music in London on major scholarships. As a concerto soloist he has performed with orchestras such as the London Festival Orchestra and Novosibirsk Symphony Orchestra, and he co-directs the London concert series ChamberMusicBox with cellist Julia Morneweg.
Julia Morneweg (cello) is a London-based cellist, soloist, chamber musician, and artistic curator whose concert career spans the UK, Europe and the USA. The recipient of an EMI Music Foundation Award, she made her London concerto debut in 2006 performing Elgar’s Cello Concerto at St John’s Smith Square and has since appeared with orchestras and in recital venues including the Purcell Room, Oxford’s Holywell Music Rooms, Trieste Opera House, and the Tacoma International Music Festival. Prior to joining Trio Lalique in 2022, she spent eleven years as cellist of the Erato Piano Trio and has collaborated with leading musicians worldwide; she is also joint Artistic Director of ChamberMusicBox and an experienced teacher and masterclass presenter. Julia trained at the Hochschule für Musik und Theater Hannover and the Royal College of Music in London, and performs on an exceptional 1882 Charles Boullangier cello.
Please register to attend. It helps us to plan and we can contact you in case of any last minute problems. Please note that we do not request any payments associated with registration and if you receive such a request it will be a scam and should be ignored.
Entry is free but there will be a retiring collection at each concert with a suggested minimum donation of £15-00 per adult from those who can afford it. Donations are not expected for children & students or from parents who are bringing young children. Music lovers who are unable to make a donation are still most welcome. We want to make quality music accessible to all especially to families with children who are our next generation audiences.
The following links are provided for anyone who prefers not to donate by cash at the concert or who wishes to make an additional ad hoc donation.
Donate £5 Donate £10 Donate £20 Donate £30 Donate £40 Donate £50 Donate £100
If you do not wish to use Paypal please post a cheque payable to “Tilford Bach Society CIO” to TBS, 1 Adams Drive, Fleet GU51 3DZ or make a transfer to Tilford Bach Society CIO Account at Lloyds 38264060 Sort Code 30-90-89. Please put “Farnham” in the reference box.
Please click HERE to sign a Gift Aid Form increasing the value of your gift by 25%, if you have not already done so. The forms are valid for ALL Farnham and Godalming concerts, including the Sinfonia, and need to be completed only once as they remain valid until you tell us to stop using them.
2026 Future Concerts
3-00pm Sunday 22 March
Ignas Maknickas – piano
Chopin, Čiurlionis, Schumann
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7-30pm Saturday 18 April
Fibonacci String Quartet
Beethoven, Debussy, Schumann
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4-00pm Sunday 3 May
Ivan Martin – piano
Beethoven Piano Sonatas
Pathétique, Waldstein, and Appassionata
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7-30pm Saturday 16 May
Simorre String Quartet
Haydn, Janacek, Beethoven
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4-00pm Sunday 31 May
David Pinoit – cello & Ben Schoeman – piano
(programme tbc)
Other concerts
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Donations to support Farnham Concerts
The following links are provided for anyone who prefers not to donate by cash at the concert or who wishes to make an additional ad hoc donation.
Donate £5 Donate £10 Donate £20 Donate £30 Donate £40 Donate £50 Donate £100
If you do not wish to use Paypal please post a cheque payable to “Tilford Bach Society CIO” to TBS, 1 Adams Drive, Fleet GU51 3DZ or make a transfer to Tilford Bach Society CIO Account at Lloyds 38264060 Sort Code 30-90-89. Please put “Farnham” in the reference box.
Please click HERE to sign a Gift Aid Form increasing the value of your gift by 25%, if you have not already done so. The forms are valid for ALL Farnham and Godalming concerts, including the Sinfonia, and need to be completed only once as they remain valid until you tell us to stop using them.
Next Godalming Conservatoire Concert
See their website: www.conservatoireconcerts.org.uk
Major Sponsors
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