The concert programme includes the première performance of George W. Parris's prize-winning wedding anthem How fair and how pleasing, alongside Peter Tranchell's anthem of the same name, and, in preparation for this year's Composition Prize, Tranchell's Sonatina for Flute and Piano, another Flute Sonatina by Arnold Cooke (another Gonville & Caius composer), and Tranchell's Sonatina for Pianoforte.
| When | 6.30pm Saturday 17 April 2026 (doors open 6pm for a glass of champagne or soft equivalent, included in the ticket price) |
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| Where | St. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, 32A Wilton Place, London, SW1X 8SH |
| Who | Imperial College Chamber Choir (director Patrick Allies), TBC flautist, pianist. |
| How |
Tickets available online via Stripe (see below), or on the door Donors and subscribers are eligible for free concert tickets - find out more here. |
Programme
All works are by Peter Tranchell (1922-93) unless otherwise indicated
Tu Es Petrus In Fuga
(3rd movement of the
1958 Organ Sonata)
Peter Tranchell
Tom Winpenny
(organ)
Seven Pieces in Alphabetical Order (1947, revised 1960)
Peter Tranchell
Piers Lane
(piano)
The Dog That Sat
Peter Tranchell
No More of THEE and ME
Peter Tranchell
Imperial College Chamber Choir, Piers Lane (piano)
Tickle the Keys by Maho Ishizaka - the winning work in the 2025 Peter Tranchell Foundation Composition Prize
David Doidge
(piano) and
Tom Winpenny (organ)