Current Engagements
Organ Spectacular
Russia State Symphony Orchestra, Graham Wili (conductor), Gavin Roberts (organ)
Spring Song Fest
Sarah Lenard (soprano), Graham Trew (baritone), Stephen Gutman and Gavin Roberts (piano)
Stainer Crucifixion
John Findon (tenor), Laurence Williams (baritone), Jamie Rogers (organ), Gavin Roberts (conductor)
Schubert, Die schöne Müllerin
Schubert, Die schöne Müllerin
Richard Latham (baritone), Gavin Roberts (piano)
Newbury Spring Festival
Strauss, Vier Letze Lieder, English and French Songs
Samantha Crawford (soprano), Gavin Roberts (piano)
Song Recital for Finzi Friends
Songs by Finzi, Howells, Bussey and Pope
Gareth John (baritone), Gavin Roberts (piano)
The Road Home
Music by Tippett, Eleanor Daley, Moses Hogan, Gershwin
Guildford Chamber Choir, Max Barley (conductor), Gavin Roberts (piano)
Stars and Stripes Forever
American Film Music for Organ Duet
Jamie Rogers and Gavin Roberts (organ duet)
Dancing with Nijinsky
The story of Vaslav Nijinsky in Dance, Readings and Music
Salva López Benaches (dancer), Gavin Roberts (piano)
The Rossettis in Song
Celebrating Christina and Dante Gabriel Rossetti
Amanda Pitt (soprano), Gavin Roberts (piano)
In England’s Green and Pleasant Land: A tribute to Ralph Vaughan Williams
On Wenlock Edge, Blake Songs, Choral Music
The Joyful Company of Singers, Peter Broadbent (conductor), Christopher Bowen (tenor), Clare Hoskins (oboe) Gavin Roberts (piano)
A conversation with composers
Music by composers from the Royal Academy of Music
Donna Lennard (soprano), Gavin Roberts (piano)
A 1920s Marylebone Soiree
Music and entertainment from 1920s Marylebone
Singers from the Choir of St Marylebone Parish Church, Gavin Roberts (piano)
Song Recital
Andrew Watts (counter-tenor), Gavin Roberts (piano)
The Virtuoso Recorder
Jill Kemp (recorders), Claire Williams (harpsichord), Gavin Roberts (piano)
Dartington International Festival and Summer School
Gavin Roberts (summer school piano accompanist)
Song in the City
Song in the City takes classical music out of its comfort zone. Through the genre of song, we aim to revolutionise the relationship between classical musicians and their audiences through imaginative concerts, and social projects. Song in the City is more than your average classical venue. We programme concerts around inventive and often challenging themes, bringing talented singers and pianists to the heart of the Square Mile, in the intimate and beautiful setting of the Hall at St Botolph without Bishopsgate. Our regular FREE concerts take place on Monday Lunchtime at 1pm (c45 mins). We are also developing a number of social projects.