About Us

Following the huge success of the Music in Felixstowe concerts, we are presenting a fifth series. Audiences have had the opportunity to hear the best premier musicians, many of whom live in East Anglia, and it has become very clear that concertgoers appreciate live professional music in the town. A special rapport has been built up between performers and listeners, thanks partly to the unique venues. The success of these concerts has led to further performances in venues such as “The Cut” Halesworth, Woodbridge School, and at Waldringfield and Kirton Village Halls. 
More recently, the Felixstowe Festival Orchestra has been formed and is available for fund raising events. Its first concert was the Last Night of the Proms Night held in aid of Seafarers UK.

How to Find Us

ST ANDREW’S CHURCH is located in St Andrew’s Road off Hamilton Road in Felixstowe. It was built in 1930 and is one of the most significant 20th century churches in England being the first ferro-concrete church. 
ST NICHOLAS CHURCH, Felixstowe Ferry can be found in the hamlet of Felixstowe Ferry.
Leave Felixstowe town centre on High Road East. Cross the golf course, and just as the house start again, take a right turn down the unpaved road behind the Victoria pub. You reach St Nicholas after 50 yards.
FELIXSTOWE FERRY SAILING CLUB is on the main road, 100 yards further on towards the river on the right. 
www.felixstowemusic.com 

MUSIC IN FELIXSTOWE SUMMER SERIESand YOUNG MUSICIANS LUNCHTIME CONCERTS 

Patron Hugh Maguire
Sponsored by Woodbridge violins
 

SUMMER CONCERTS 

27th June 3.00pm St Andrew’s Church
MUSIC FROM THE MOVIES 
Cliff Wybrow clarinet, Nigel Virley keyboards, John Parker guitar, John Lindley bass 
To include film music by John Williams, Ennio Moricone, George Gershwin and Max Steiner
£10 adults; children free   
24th July 8.00pm Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club
“CHAMELEON” - JAZZ, CLASSICS, BLUES AND ROCK 
Chris Gould and Caroline Ball violins, Wendy Poulston viola and Harriet Bennett cello with Andi Hopgood vocals, John Parker guitar, Jill Alexander bass, Alex Best drums  
£10 adults; children free
Tickets from 01394 670633   
19th August St Nicholas Church Felixstowe Ferry
MUSIC FROM THE 1940s 
Emily Bennett singer, Andre Softeland singer. Hattie Bennett cello, Martin Waddington piano 
£10 adults; children free
Tickets from 01394 670633   

YOUNG PERFORMERS’ CONCERTS 

7th July   St Andrew’s Church at 1.00pm
KINGSFLEET PRIMARY SCHOOL year 5 and 6 choir 
14th July   St Andrew’s Church at 1.00pm
OWEN DAWSON – trombone (Aldeburgh Young Musician) 
21st July   St Andrew’s Church at 1.00pm
CAMERON SMITH – cello (Colchester Music Festival finalist) with GEORGE STRICKLAND piano 
28th July   St Andrew’s Church at 1.00pm
IMOGEN RIDGE - harp 
4th August St Andrew’s 1.00pm “Silk and Steel”
OSCAR CHARLTON guitar (Aldeburgh Young Musician), JAMES BEUCHET singer, CURTIS CULLY drums, LUKE WALLACE guitar, JACK GRIMSHAW guitar 
11th August   St Andrew’s Church at 1.00pm
JONATHAN SOMAN clarinet/saxophone (West Suffolk Young Musician finalist) 
18th August   St Andrew’s Church at 1.00pm
EMILY POULTER – double bass/piano 
25th August St Andrew’s Church at 1.00pm
TOM PING   -  violin (West Suffolk Young Musician finalist)  

Come and listen to some of Suffolk’s finest young musicians in the relaxed atmosphere at St Andrew’s. Their ages range from 13 to 18.
Some of the performers have participated in the “Aldeburgh Young Musician” scheme and several  of them will be going on to study at music colleges next term.
Bring your lunch – drinks will be provided. Admission is free with a collection on the door.