The Guild of Musicians and Singers

Since its inception, the Guild has sought to promote, through its concerts and recitals, a high standard of musical performance. Its meetings are normally held twice yearly in Central London, and these have featured solo piano recitals; lieder and song recitals; recitals for violin and piano; concerts by brass ensembles; orchestral concerts; military band concerts; recitals of music for clarinet and piano (including rarely-heard Sonatas by Stanford and Howells), four organ recitals including maj

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Since its inception, the Guild has sought to promote, through its concerts and recitals, a high standard of musical performance. Its meetings are normally held twice yearly in Central London, and these have featured solo piano recitals; lieder and song recitals; recitals for violin and piano; concerts by brass ensembles; orchestral concerts; military band concerts; recitals of music for clarinet and piano (including rarely-heard Sonatas by Stanford and Howells), four organ recitals including maj

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