"It is always a pleasure to attend a central London concert with a wide demographic in its audience. I sat alongside children, city workers of all ages, retired people and many who had travelled from other parts of London. Classical music is for all. QED. Hurrah."
susanelkin.co.uk 2026

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"It fills a hole in London’s artistic life as the main concert season draws to a close and before the BBC Proms take over. The series receives no public funding… and it is a success. When the staff start having to put out extra chairs, it’s always an encouraging sign."
eye-on-london.com 2025

Summer Music in City Churches is a festival in the City of London. Founded in 2018, it presents beautiful music to engage, divert and inspire, in ancient and architecturally stunning churches in the Square Mile. Standing cheek by jowl with City offices, these churches are glorious settings in which to listen and reflect: oases of history, beauty and peace amidst the 24-7 hurly-burly of City life.

Thursday 21 June, 7pm

"It is always a pleasure to attend a central London concert with a wide demographic in its audience. I sat alongside children, city workers of all ages, retired people and many who had travelled from other parts of London. Classical music is for all. QED. Hurrah." susanelkin.co.uk 2026

"It fills a hole in London’s artistic life as the main concert season draws to a close and before the BBC Proms take over. The series receives no public funding… and it is a success. When the staff start having to put out extra chairs, it’s always an encouraging sign." eye-on-london.com 2025

"It is always a pleasure to attend a central London concert with a wide demographic in its audience. I sat alongside children, city workers of all ages, retired people and many who had travelled from other parts of London. Classical music is for all. QED. Hurrah."
susanelkin.co.uk 2026

"It fills a hole in London’s artistic life as the main concert season draws to a close and before the BBC Proms take over. The series receives no public funding… and it is a success. When the staff start having to put out extra chairs, it’s always an encouraging sign."
eye-on-london.com 2025