The winter subscription season explained
Each year, Campden Music organises a series of subscription concerts in the beautiful setting and fine acoustics of St James’ Church, Chipping Campden. You can enjoy all six concerts for just £70.
By offering these on a subscription basis we are able to enjoy a very high standard of music at an incredibly reasonable cost.
Founded in 1960, we have since welcomed many international musicians including Emma Johnson, Winchester Cathedral Choir, Pascal Roger, La Serenissima, Ex Cathedra, Onyx Brass, The Endellion String Quartet and The Chamber Ensemble of London.
Join
To enjoy Campden Music concerts simply complete the Membership Form HERE .
As a member you are welcome at all six concerts. We do not issue membership cards or tickets but we do record members attending. All seating is unreserved so the earlier you arrive the better the choice of seats. Doors normally open at 6.30pm - depending on musicians' rehearsals.
Guests
If you are not already a member, you are most welcome to come to a ‘taster’ concert as a guest of the society. We suggest guests make a donation of at least £20. Those aged under 25 and in full time education are admitted free of charge. Members are encouraged to bring potential members and visitors to the area as guests.
Patrons and Donations
In order to help maintain the high standard of musicianship which members have come to enjoy you may like to become a Patron. Patrons make a minimum donation of £50 and receive acknowledgement in each of the six concert programmes.
Alternatively you may like to make an extra donation to our funds of whatever amount you like.
St James' Church
Our concerts take place in the beautiful surroundings of one of England’s finest 15th century Wool Churches. Many musicians remark on the superb acoustic of the church which adds hugely to enjoyment of the music. St James' can be found at the end of Church Street at the corner of Station Road.
Chipping Campden Music Festival
Each May Chipping Campden hosts a marvellous Music Festival now widely recognised as one of the UK’s leading festivals with visitors coming from Europe, America and Australia, as well as from all over the UK. The venue has become a favourite with many of the world’s finest musicians.
