Services
Concerts, talks, recordings and learning resources drawn from the music of Sir Edward German (1862-1936).
What we provide
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Orchestral and chamber concerts built around the composer's overtures, dances and incidental music, performed by visiting and local ensembles.
Talks with recorded excerpts that place each stage work in its historical setting, suitable for societies, schools and libraries.
Edited scores and orchestral parts for amateur and professional groups, checked against surviving manuscripts before release.
Half-day workshops for students exploring how a theatre composer shaped songs, choruses and dance for the stage.
Festival concerts
Our concerts are planned across the year and gathered into a single festival weekend. Programmes mix well-known theatre pieces with less familiar orchestral works.
Seating is limited, and early booking is advised for the main evening performances.
Talks and lectures
Speakers bring recordings, scores and contemporary reviews to each session. Questions from the audience are welcome throughout.
- Forty-five minute talk with recorded examples
- Extended seminar with score study
- Question session for local societies
Learning and recordings
Resources for schools, performers and listeners who want to go further with the music after a concert.
Related pages
Find out more about the people, history and past work behind these services.