Robin plays continuo harpsichord for Ipswich Choral Society’s performance of Messiah.

Cem Mansur conducts Ipswich choral Society with guests Ipswich Chamber and local instrumentalists. This concert marks the end of celebrations of ICS’s 200th anniversary year of concerts.

Join Robin for a midweek lunchtime programme in the stunning Bradford Cathedral.

Lunch available from 12.30pm for a fee. Concert starts at 1pm, free entry.

A light and entertaining programme in the wonderful surroundings of Waltham Abbey church, on the awesome newly rebuilt Walker/Mander organ

Robin performs in the stunning Orvieto Cathedral, Italy.

Programme and full details to be announced

Robin plays organ in the JAM Sinfonia. A programme of music from and inspired by Vienna.

See the festival website for details and to book tickets (highly recommended).

Join Robin and ICS in the beautiful Christchurch Park for a concert with a difference.

ICS join the Wolsey 550 celebrations with specially commissioned works (Stephen Rumsey, Mark Blatchly and Liz Alexander) and other music chosen to enjoy with your picnic in the open air. Bring the whole family and enjoy an hour of live music as you eat, play, dance, enjoy!

Gather and enjoy picnics from 12 noon. Music starts at 12.30pm and lasts about one hour. And it’s all free!

Robin conducts Cantate in a programme inspired by the Paris Olympics, with music from around the world.

Robin, with organ pupils from Woodbridge school and newly appointed Director of Music of St Mary’s James Davy, give a special organ concert at St Mary’s Woodbridge. The evening starts with drinks at 7pm, followed by an hour of music at 7.30pm. Entry is free, and you are invited to donate generously to the new Organ Prize fund for Woodbridge School, to promote and encourage organ study in the school.

Music will include Messaien, Bach, Arvo Pärt and Holst and plenty more.

Join us for a fun and entertaining evening - suitable for all ages. There will be opportunities for younger attendees to see and try the organ after the concert.

Robin accompanies Faversham Voices in the beautiful Assembly rooms for a concert of music which will lift the spirits. Conducted by David Knotts.

Free entry

Robin plays harpsichord in the first concert of this exciting newly formed period instrument ensemble.

Music by Handel, Telemann, Couperin, Buxtehude, Matteis and BoismortierWalter Reiter - Violin. Lisete da Silva Bull - Flute and Recorder. Henrik Persson - Viol.

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Robin conducts Ipswich Choral Society with guests Halifax Choral Society and the Britten Sinfonia in Haydn’s great work. This performance marks the choir’s 200th anniversary.

Come and hear me conduct this ever-popular work in glorious surroundings of Snape Maltings and help us celebrate 200 years of singing.

Robin plays organ solo accompaniment for this Baroque masterpiece with Louisa Hunter-Bradley and Kristy Swift

Join us in the beautiful surroundings of St Lawrence church, Alton.

Robin conducts Cantate with professional period instrument chamber orchestra Vivace! in Handel’s ever-popular oratorio.

Soloists Katherine Gregory, Alasdair Austin, Joseph Hancock and Tom Butler

Tickets via the Cantate website

I’m delighted to join organ Maestro Jamie Rogers at console of the mighty Canterbury Cathedral organ! This is sure to be a great event, full of fun and fireworks, so get it in your diary.

Programme is still tbc. The concert follows evensong (which starts at 5.30pm), so come for the service, and then enjoy the bonus music. Entry is free, retiring collection.

Robin gives the January Music at St Peter’s recital. Please note that concerts currently happen at St Paul’s church, to the east of the city centre.

Robin performs a full length programme, with music ranging from Sweelinck to Stanley, Holst to Hindemith. Favourites include Dvorak’s famous Largo from the “New World” Symphony and Jupiter from Holst’s Planets Suite.

Tickets available from the event website.

Join Cantate for a festive musical feast.

The choir is joined by brilliant local organist Alex Trigg. The programme includes music from the Renaissance to the present day, with Bach, Preatorius, Brahms, and yes, a little bit of Rutter! There’ll be audience carols too, so a chance to get up and join in.

Visit the choir website for more details and buy tickets from Eventbrite - worth buying in advance to avoid missing out.

Robin conducts Ipswich Choral Society and gathered friends in a Gala Christmas feast of music.

Bring the whole family to the fantastic Corn Exchange for a fun and festive Christmas concert. ICS are joined by Martlesham Brass, and singers from Northgate High School and Sidegate Primary. Traditional carols and music from Frozen the Musical and everything in between!

This is a family friendly event, and all ages are welcome.

A repeat of our programme from Saturday in Bønes. For this second concert we travel to the beautiful island of Stord, home to the choir, and the gorgeous Nysæter church.

Programme details as Saturday 25th.

I’m playing organ with the Stord con Spirito Women’s voices choir in a stunning programme, conducted by Tore Kloster and with string quartet.

Saint-Saëns “Juleoratorium” and Charpentier “Messe de Minuit pour Noël”. An early chance to fill up on beautiful Christmas music! I’m also playing a solo piece; Purcell’s Voluntary for Double organ in G, a personal favourite and one of the greatest keyboard pieces from the English Baroque.

Come if you are local! Tickets 250 KR, on the door.

Join Robin and Lisete for a wonderful concert of Baroque Flute, recorder and harpsichord music. This concert is part of the ever popular Faversham Music Club season, in the beautiful surroundings of Faversham Assembly Rooms.

The programme features music by J.S. and C.P.E. Bach, Buxtehude, Frederick the Great, and concludes with movements from Handel’s Music for the Royal Fireworks.

After the hour-long programme audience members are treated to tea and cake.

Robin performs a programme of light music for the organ.

Including Elgar “Chanson de Matin”, Saint-Saëns “The Swan”, and Widor’s famous “Toccata”

Robin gives the Sunday pre-evensong concert in St John’s College Chapel.

For this performance Robin has chosen to play a single work - Julius Reubke’s Sonata for organ on the 94th Psalm. This stand-out work of the Romantic organ repertoire uses the full range of the organ and carries the listener through a journey of emotion.

Concert attendees are welcome and encouraged to stay for Evensong sung by the world famous chapel choir, which follows directly after the concert, and will finish at approximately 7.30pm.

Robin joins violinist Hazel Brooks for a concert of old and new music. Robin performs on harpsichord and organ and Hazel on both period instruments and modern violin.

The programme will include works by Castello, Schmelzer, Biber and more.

World Premiere performance of Frederick Frahm’s “What the wind said to the water: and what the water replied” written for Hazel Brooks.

This is a small venue, so once tickets go on sale early booking is advised. For tickets visit CulphoMusic - dedicated to supporting St Botolph's church with musical events.

Lunchtime concert, featuring music by Andrew Downes from the recently released “The Forest at Dawn” disc, available on Regent Records.

Programme includes: Andrew Downes “The Forest at Dawn” & “Introduction and Allegro”. Jyrki Linjama “Three Sketches”. Huw Morgan “Dialogues”.

12.15pm start, entry free

Robin conducts Ipswich Choral Society and Vivace! in J.S. Bach’s St John Passion.

Vivace!, led by Hazel Brooks gathers together some of the UK’s finest period instrument players.

Soloists: Gwen Martin, Diana Moore, Jonathan Hanley, Christopher Borrett

NB 7pm start.

Robin performs a solo harpsichord recital in the St Andrew’s Sunday afternoon series.

The programme will include music by Buxtehude, Dowland, Sweelinck and conclude with Bach’s Italian Concerto.

Cantate perform their programme of Kodaly’s Missa Brevis and Verdi’s Four Songs. Joined by organist Charles Andrews.