Romsey Bandstand

2:30 - 4:30

 

Join us at the Romsey Bandstand in War Memorial Park for an afternoon of live music in the heart of the community.

It's a free outdoor concert so we’d love for you to come along! Bring a chair, pack a picnic, and enjoy a relaxed afternoon filled with a variety of uplifting and entertaining music.​

The Big Sound of Summer

7:30pm

 

In our summer concert, we will have an exciting evening of wind band music featuring internationally acclaimed tuba virtuoso Les Neish.

 

Known for his dazzling technique, musical artistry, and infectious enthusiasm, Les Neish is one of the world’s leading tuba soloists. His performances have taken him to concert halls and festivals around the globe, captivating audiences with a unique blend of virtuosity, warmth, and engaging stage presence.

 

In this special concert, the band and Les come together for a spectacular programme showcasing the extraordinary versatility of the tuba. From the rich autumnal colours of October to the radiant serenity of Glimpse of Paradise and the fiery drama of Inferno, this is an evening bursting with energy, colour, and musical storytelling - and you won’t want to miss a moment of it!

Tuba Studio Class with Les Neish - 10:30am -12:30pm

 

A unique opportunity for an inspiring morning of music-making with tuba virtuoso and Besson Artist Les Neish.

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Take part in group warm-ups, ensemble playing, and studio-style coaching, with opportunities for individual performance and feedback. Through a mix of practical exercises and fun, interactive activities, Les demonstrates that playing a brass instrument at a high level is achievable for everyone.

 

Les is an internationally renowned tuba soloist, chamber musician, and educator, celebrated for his musicianship, artistry, and exceptional technical brilliance.

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Please Note:

• This event is specifically for tuba players approx Grade 7+

• Any under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult at all times who do not need to buy a ticket.

• The event is in the Dining Room at Thornden School