Norwich Chamber Music prepares to celebrate 75th anniversary
Norwich Chamber Music is celebrating its 75th anniversary with a special event at the Assembly House on May 10, featuring a buffet and a recital by two Norwich-born musicians. The organization, founded in 1951 by W J Dearnaley, has hosted renowned musicians such as Benjamin Britten and the Amadeus Quartet.
Norwich Chamber Music is celebrating its 75th anniversary. The organization was founded in 1951 by W J Dearnaley, then head of Town Close School, with Benjamin Britten as its first president. Miriam Cannell was a key figure in the early years, persuading top musicians to perform, including the Amadeus Quartet and Julian Bream. The concerts have been held at various venues, including the Assembly House, Walter Roy Theatre, and John Innes Centre. A special event is being held at the Assembly House on May 10, featuring a buffet and a recital by Hannah Perowne and John Crockatt. The 2026/27 season will open on September 17 with the Trio Gaspard.
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