The Londinium Consort

6 February, 2026

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Unmeasured Chamber Concerts is a new series run by Ensemble Unmeasured, which takes its name from the unmeasured preludes of the 17th century. We believe that music provides a richness of experience that is immeasurable, and we would like to invite you to share it with us.
Concerts take place at the Octagon Chapel at 7pm on Friday evenings and run for one hour.

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Upcoming Concerts

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The Londinium Consort: Crossing Paths

6 February, 2026

A special guest recital of old and new music by the exciting young ensemble, the Londinium Consort – 2025-26 Co-Holders of the Worshipful Company of Musicians’ New Elizabethan Award.

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Quartz Saxophone Quartet: Sweet Dusk

6 March, 2026

This one is not early music by any stretch, but we think you’ll love it anyway. Special guest ensemble, the Quartz Saxophone Quartet, will play a recital from their new album of music from the border between classical and jazz, written by the group’s own baritone saxophonist, Mick Foster.

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Renaissance Lute Duets

3 April, 2026

Early music superstars Nigel North and Michał Gondko are the special guest ensemble for this programme of lute duets from the English Renaissance.

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Dowland and Donne

1 May, 2026

Marking the anniversary year of the death of John Dowland (c.1563-1626), Matt Wadsworth will present a programme pairing  Dowland’s solo lute music with the poetry of his contemporary, John Donne (1572-1631).

With Alex Jennings, CBE, actor

This programme was developed by Tony Britten and commissioned by the Holt Bookshop

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Bach Obligato Sonatas

5 June, 2026

We are delighted to welcome violist John Crockatt and harpsichordist Tom Foster as our special guest duo for a programme of J.S. Bach’s  gamba sonatas and organ sonata reimagined for the viola, a favourite instrument of Bach’s.

Sonata in D BWV 1028

Sonata in G BWV 1027

Sonata in C BWV 529

 

About Matt

Matthew Wadsworth has earned a reputation as one of the world’s finest lutenists. Working in the UK, Europe and North America as a soloist and chamber musician, he has appeared at most major concert halls and festivals, and can often be heard on radio, both in live performance and recordings. Born in 1974, Matthew studied lute at London’s Royal Academy of Music with Nigel North, after which he spent a year at the Royal Conservatory of Music in The Hague. His CD recordings have all received international critical acclaim, and have been featured as Gramophone Editor’s Choice on several occasions. Along with his wife Kate, Matthew runs the Deux-Elles record label. As well as helping to promote outstanding artists, this has allowed Matthew to pursue his passion for sound engineering and audio excellence.
‘A ringing endorsement of the beauty of the theorbo in a distinguished recital… Wadsworth has an imperious command of some impressive solo material… he glories in the fleeting mysteries of these works, allowing the notes to speak with unequivocal conviction’
Editor’s choice – Gramophone Magazine

About Kate

Kate Bennett Wadsworth is a cellist and gambist devoted to historical performance of all periods, with a special research interest in 19th-century performing practice. She has appeared at festivals across Europe and North America with ensembles such as B’Rock, Tafelmusik, Arion, and the Gabrieli Consort, and given lecture-recitals and masterclasses at the Juilliard School, the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, the Orpheus Insitute, and the Utrecht Early Music Festival. She has also produced critical editions of the Brahms Cello Sonatas and the Schumann Cello Concerto for Bärenreiter, as well as critically acclaimed recordings as a soloist, chamber musician, and continuo player. She is Artistic Director of the period-instrument ensemble, Norwich Baroque, runs the Deux-Elles record label with her husband, Matthew Wadsworth, and teaches practice-led research at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London.

“Her sense of musical gesture and line has the strength and grace of a wild animal: Her melodies soar, not like a rocket, but like an eagle, responding to every turn of harmony and thought the way the bird responds to changing currents of air.”

Early Music America

Other Series

Norwich Chapel Concerts

Intimate and beautifully curated chamber music concerts in the salon-like Park Lane Chapel

Assembly House Classical
Features rising stars on the classical music scene in the elegant setting of the Music Room; pairs beautifully with the Assembly House’s afternoon tea
Norwich Chamber Music

International stars of the chamber music scene at the John Innes Centre

Eaton Concert Series
Creatively curated chamber series in a small sunlit church.
Norwich Baroque
Norwich’s own period-instrument orchestra, performing regularly at Norwich Cathedral, the Assembly House, and the Octagon Chapel

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