About Us

At the heart of the Penarth Chamber Music Festival is a vibrant community of internationally acclaimed artists who bring world-class performances to the Welsh coast each summer.

Let It Rip Again!

After the rip-roaring success of last year’s 10th anniversary festival, we are so excited to be back in Penarth Pier Pavilion and All Saints Church to let rip again! We have a star studded line up of musicians coming to join us and a thrilling programme of music and events.

Highlights include the sensational Enescu Octet for strings, a performance of Haydn’s intense and deeply moving Seven Last Words of Christ with reflective readings, and a concert to acknowledge Pierre Boulez 100th anniversary including the extraordinary work for solo clarinet and electronics Dialogue de l’ombe double.

We are especially excited to be able to bring a performance of Mahler’s 4th Symphony in a chamber arrangement by Erwin Stein from 1921, conducted by BBCNOW Principal Conductor Ryan Bancroft and starring our wonderful patron Rebecca Evans CBE.

We look forward to sharing this thrilling programme with you!

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What Our Customers Say

FAQs

Here are some common questions about our services and processes.

We perform in a selection of beautiful, intimate venues around Penarth, including All Saints Church and Penarth Pier Pavilion. Each space offers a unique acoustic experience and a close connection between performers and audience.

Yes, we offer free tickets for under-26s as part of our commitment to making chamber music more accessible. Check event listings for eligibility and availability.

Not at all! Our events are open to everyone, whether you're a chamber music regular or attending for the very first time. The atmosphere is warm, welcoming and accessible.

Yes – we offer relaxed and family-friendly performances designed to engage younger audiences. Keep an eye out for events marked as “Relaxed” or “Family” in the programme.