We return to the Holywell Music Room on Sunday morning (July 27 at 11:15) for Oxford Coffee Concerts to perform two legendary works by Beethoven and Dvořák. Full details here:

We’re back as a string quartet at High Street Methodist Church, Witney on Saturday evening, July 19 at 19:30, this time led by Anna Cashell to perform two of the most popular works in the chamber repertoire — one each from Schubert and Borodin.

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We’re led by Jenny Sacha for our return to St Mary's Parish Church, Chipping Norton this Friday evening (July 18 at 19:30) to play works by Mozart, Shostakovich and Mendelssohn.

Our very own Chris Windass will be playing alongside Fiona Cross and Viv McLean at @DeddiChurch this Sunday evening. The programme ccomprises works by Bruch, Brahms and Mozart.

This Saturday evening (June 14 at 19:30) The Adderburys are back at St Mary's Church, Chipping Norton. We’ll be playing three very fine string quartets — one each from Dvořák and Beethoven, plus Philip Glass’s mesmeric third quartet, “Mishima”.

We’re delighted to return to High Street Methodist Church, Witney this Friday evening (June 13 at 19:30) to perform string quartets by Mozart, Shostakovich and Beethoven. Full programme and ticketing details here:

We’re back at @DeddiChurch early on Sunday evening. We hope you’ll be there too!.

2/2.The following morning (Sunday May 18 at 11:15) we head back to the Holywell Music Room to play the Shaw and Beethoven pieces again for @OxCoffeeConcert. We hope to see you at one of these concerts!.

Thread 1/2.Saturday Night in Chipping Norton, Sunday Morning in Oxford. Another busy weekend ahead for us as we return to St Mary's Church, Chipping Norton on Saturday night (May 17 at 19:30) to play works for string quartet by Haydn, Shaw and Beethoven.

Looking forward to getting back to our home turf on Sunday night! 🙂.

We’re back at @UniOfBuckingham’s Radcliffe Centre on Friday night (7.30, May 9) this time as a piano trio featuring the wonderful Viv McLean tickling the ivories in works by Mozart, Scarlatti, Brahms & Fauré. £15.00 adults, £5.00 students, under 16s FREE.

Can’t wait to be back at @adderburychurch again for Sunday evening’s concert of lovely works by Suk, Schubert and Borodin.

We return to @UniOfBuckingham’s Radcliffe Centre at 19:30 this Friday evening (April 25, 2025) to perform three great string quartets — one each from Mozart, Shostakovich and Beethoven. Just £15.00 for adults, £5.00 for students and FREE for under 16s.

4/4.Sunday March 23 at 19:30 in Chipping Norton.=====================================.We’re back at the Town Hall for the last of our @ChippyMusFest concerts. We’ll play Ravel’s string quartet and (as a sextet) a piano concerto (yes!) by George Gershwin.

3/4.Sunday March 23 at 15:30 in Chipping Norton.=====================================.Viv McLean rejoins the Adderbury Ensemble Piano Quintet to play a Family Concert — “Stories in Music” — for @ChippyMusFest at @CNTownCouncil’s Town Hall.

2/4.Friday March 21 at 19:30 in Witney.=====================================.Piano supremo Viv McLean and Chris Windass (violin) play works by Beethoven, Ravel and Brahms at at Witney Methodist Church.

1/4.We have a busy weekend ahead with gigs in Witney and Chipping Norton. We hope to see you at one or more of these events! Details below:

Next Tuesday evening (March 11 at 19:30) sees Fiona Cross (clarinet), Viv McLean (piano) & Chris Windass (viola) kick off the first of our three concerts at the Town Hall for the 113th @ChippyMusFest with great music by Bruch, Brahms, Beethoven & Mozart.

We return to the Holywell Sunday morning (11:15, March 9) to reprise our previous night’s performance of pieces from the Danish String Quartet’s great “Last Leaf” collection + Beethoven’s 2nd “Razumovsky” quartet for the lovely @OxCoffeeConcert audience.

We look forward to being back at @UniOfBuckingham’s Radcliffe Centre this Saturday evening (March 8 at 19:30) to perform some pieces from the Danish String Quartet’s incredible “Last Leaf” collection plus one of Beethoven’s wonderful “Razumovsky” quartets.