RCM at St Margaret’s Church, Westminster Abbey: 20th century saxophone and winds

Dates
23 September 2026, 1:00pm

Venue
St Margaret St, London SW1P 3JX

Tickets
£10 (under 18s accompanied by an adult go free)

Tickets available at www.westminster-abbey.org

A young woman sits holding a saxophone next to a clarinet and flute

23 September 2026, 1:00pm

Venue
St Margaret St, London SW1P 3JX

Tickets
£10 (under 18s accompanied by an adult go free)

Tickets available at www.westminster-abbey.org

Louisa Kataria saxophone, flute and clarinet
Joseph Cummings piano

Milhaud Scaramouche
Piazzolla Histoire du Tango
Paul Harvey Three Etudes on themes of Gershwin
Rutter Aria and Waltz

Louisa Kataria brings her virtuoso versatility to this lunchtime concert – playing alto and soprano saxophone, flute and clarinet – in a vivid selection of music accompanied by pianist Joseph Cummings.

Vivacious dance rhythms scintillate through this impressive array of instruments and music, including Milhaud’s lively Scaramouche, Piazzolla’s beguiling Histoire du Tango, and the uniquely American sound of Gershwin’s clarinet works.

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