Radio Harrow

The historic Pinner Parish Church is set to become a hub of cultural vibrancy as the Pinner Music Festival returns this June. From Monday the 10th to Sunday the 15th, attendees can immerse themselves in a diverse program that celebrates both local talent and world-class artistry. The festival opens with an introductory seminar led by Petroc Trelawny of BBC Radio 3, featuring a panel of esteemed musicians like harpist Skaila Kanga and horn player George Strivens. This session offers a unique "teaser" into the week's performances, ranging from intimate lunchtime recitals to grand evening concerts.Highlights of the week include a mesmerizing performance by the Royal Academy of Music Harp Ensemble and a nostalgic evening with the Boyle String Quartet, featuring works by Mozart and Dvořák. The festival also honors the legacy of Charles Villiers Stanford with performances by the Pinner Parish Church Choir. The grand finale features the Festival Choir and Orchestra performing Handel’s coronation anthem