Huddersfield Music Society
was founded in 1918.
Our next season will be our 103rd
CONCERTS CANCELLED
We regret that, due to the Covid-19 pandemic we are unable to proceed with our concerts at St Paul's Hall between September and Christmas 2020.
Please check here later this year for news about concerts from January 2021 onwards. These are extremely vulnerable to cancellation unless the Covid-19 situation improves and we can have access to St Paul's Hall.
We look forward to seeing you in 2021 when we are able to run concerts for live audiences once again in what we hope will be safer times.
Please click here to email with your details if you would like to be kept informed of future concerts
Bringing World Class Chamber music to Huddersfield
Concerts take place on Mondays at 7.30pm in St Paul's Hall, at the University of Huddersfield.
We regret that, due to the Covid-19 pandemic we are unable to proceed with our concerts at St Paul's Hall between September and Christmas 2020.
Please check here later this year for news about concerts from January 2021 onwards. These are extremely vulnerable to cancellation unless the Covid-19 situation improves and we can have access to St Paul's Hall.
We look forward to seeing you in 2021 when we are able to run concerts for live audiences once again in what we hope will be safer times.
Please click here to email with your details if you would like to be kept informed of future concerts
Bringing World Class Chamber music to Huddersfield
Concerts take place on Mondays at 7.30pm in St Paul's Hall, at the University of Huddersfield.
103rd Season
Originally the Huddersfield Music Club, the Society was founded in 1918, It has promoted its classical music concerts continuously ever since, even during the Second World War. These are chamber music recitals of high quality, engaging mostly artists of international standing.
A History of the Society is now available by clicking here
Details of our 103rd Season 2020 - 2021
are available by clicking this link
Our season of seven concerts usually takes place between October and April.
Originally the Huddersfield Music Club, the Society was founded in 1918, It has promoted its classical music concerts continuously ever since, even during the Second World War. These are chamber music recitals of high quality, engaging mostly artists of international standing.
A History of the Society is now available by clicking here
Details of our 103rd Season 2020 - 2021
are available by clicking this link
Our season of seven concerts usually takes place between October and April.
Artists who have performed for us in the past include:
Pablo Casals, Solomon,
Paul Robeson, Myra Hess,
Paul Tortelier, Amadeus String Quartet,
Peter Pears and Benjamin Britten,
Kathleen Ferrier,
and more recently, Emma Kirkby and the Rose Consort of Viols.
A History of the Society is now available by clicking here
Pablo Casals, Solomon,
Paul Robeson, Myra Hess,
Paul Tortelier, Amadeus String Quartet,
Peter Pears and Benjamin Britten,
Kathleen Ferrier,
and more recently, Emma Kirkby and the Rose Consort of Viols.
A History of the Society is now available by clicking here
Our audience consists largely of subscribers who have pre-purchased tickets for the entire season. A subscription form is contained in our brochure, obtainable from our secretary David Allsopp (tel 07525337233, or email hudds_music_soc@yahoo.co.uk.) Subscriptions are normally accepted prior to and (in person) at the first concerts of the season.
We are most grateful for the continuing support of the University of Huddersfield Music Department
Registered Charity 520340
Registered Address: 1 Lingwood Close, New Mill, Holmfirth. HD9 7NN
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We reserve the right to alter the artists or programme for any concert should circumstances beyond our control; make this necessary.
We are not responsible for the content of external sites.
We reserve the right to alter the artists or programme for any concert should circumstances beyond our control; make this necessary.
