Free Thursday Lunchtime Concerts starting 3rd May through to the end of September. Varied programmes from solo organ and piano to string and piano quartets to singers. See display advertisement.
Free

Ellie Blackshaw, violin & viola; Raija Walker, Piano. 
Well-loved Brighton-based duo perform this unusual sonata by Schubert, and violin sonatas by Mozart and Beethoven.
£7.00, £5.00

An anniversary piano recital by Ambrose Page including Peer Gynt and Valse Triste.
£6.00, £5.00

Join us for the Fringe Street Party of the Year ..........Its due to set the Festival off with a bang.  
 
A free showcase of music, dance, theatre, exhibitions, promtotions, prizes, chill out zones and much much more. 
 
Everyone is welcome to come down and sample the best of the Fringe. 
 
If you have an event in the Fringe then its your chance to perform and promote your showpeice. 
 
It's a frenzy of free fun for everyone. 
 
Head straight for Jubilee Square after the Children's Parade, fun starts from 1pm.....................be there or be Jubilee Square! 
 
For details on how to perform contact Paula Greenwood on: paulagreenwood@ntlworld.com
Free

Dutch contemporary music ensemble Orkest De Ereprijs plays an international programme, including works by Ed Bennett, Joe Cutler, David Dramm, Sam Hayden, Hanna Kulenty, Anna Meredith, Nancarrow and Scott Wilson.
£7.00, £3.00

Roedean musicians perform: 1812 Overture, Nessun Dorma, Nimrod, Land of Hope and Glory, Bolero, Carmina Burana. Doors open at 19.30, performance 20.30. Tickets required (free of charge).
Free

Acclaimed Hangleton Band will feature some of the finest original brass band works by British composers. Including Vaughan Williams, Elgar and Martin Butler, Professor of Music at Sussex University
£6.00, £4.00

Classical guitarist Spyros Dendrinos visits Brighton's distinctive Unitarian Church with an exquisite performance combining flavours of Italy, Spain and the Greek Islands, and including Giuliani, Tárrega, Albeniz and Miliaressis.
£7.00, £5.00

Purcell’s sensational Opera ‘Dido’ undoubtedly one of the most famous colourful classics of all time. Don’t miss this fine English masterpiece, performed in concert, amidst stunning acoustics surrounded by candlelight
£12.00, £10.00

Actress Susan Jameson, author Simon Brett, international tenor Neil Jenkins, soprano Penny Jenkins, pianist Tim Nail perform entertaining poetry, prose, comic verse, songs, piano music by author/composer Peter Thorogood
£12.00, £8.00

Benedict Cruft returns to play Johann Sebastian Bach's six great works for unaccompanied violin: The three Partitas and three Sonatas.
£10.00, £7.00

Benedict Cruft returns to play Johann Sebastian Bach's six great works for unaccompanied violin: The three Partitas and three Sonatas.
£10.00, £7.00

Lunchtime Organ Recitals by members of the Brighton and District Organists' Association. 8th May: Nick Milner-Gulland. 15th May: Brian Smith. 22nd May: James Lloyd Thomas.
Free

Scotland's award winning YCAT pianist is back by popular demand! ‘Jeux’ – Debussy and ‘El Salon Mexico’ by Copland/Bernstein.
£3.50

Mozart's great Requiem Mass performed by Lancing College Choir and the College Singers with orchestra, plus unaccompanied choral music from the 16th and 20th centuries. A sonic feast is promised!
£9.00, £5.00

LUDO Productions presents a Concert Performance of Strauss' masterpiece, 'Die Fledermaus' and a Saturday Night Opera Gala Concert
£10.00, £7.00

Brighton College performs Orff's impressive 'Carmina Burana' and Constant Lambert's 'Rio Grande' in an exciting arrangement for two pianos and percussion involving the Choral Society and massed Prep Schools.
£8.00, £6.00, £4.00, Children under 16

A contemporary music group bringing together musicians, composers, video artists and choreographers to offer a fresh and stimulating multi-media performance.
£7.00, £5.00

A demonstration recital of varied and delightful music using two different harps, peppered with amusing, but totally true stories of living with and transporting a harp.
£7.00, £5.00

Free Thursday Lunchtime Concerts starting 3rd May through to the end of September. Varied programmes from solo organ and piano to string and piano quartets to singers. See display advertisement.
Free