Join Us for an Unforgettable Musical Experience!
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“Where words leave off, music begins.”
― Heinrich Heine
Get ready for an extraordinary opportunity to showcase the incredible talents of our young musicians! Whether you’re mastering an instrument or refining your vocal skills, this is your chance to shine and celebrate your progress in a warm and supportive atmosphere.
Why to Participate?
Performing in a recital offers an excellent opportunity to observe and learn from others. Aspiring musicians get the chance to watch seasoned performers, gaining valuable motivation and encouragement. New performers can be inspired by the skills and dedication of veteran musicians, motivating them to improve and invest more time in their musical practice.
Receiving an ovation and a round of applause instils a strong sense of achievement in young musicians. Naturally, we seek appreciation for our efforts and hard work. The applause not only brings joy but also a profound sense of accomplishment. With friends and family cheering them on, students gain renewed confidence and are motivated to further hone their skills. However, it’s not just about showcasing the skills; it’s a remarkable confidence, resilience and self-control-building opportunity that can significantly impact one’s growth.
Performing in recitals creates some of the most cherished memories of music learning in childhood and adulthood. While many aspects of life may fade over time, the excitement and joy of a recital stay with us forever. The beautifully arranged stage, the sparkling costumes, the camaraderie of fellow performers, and the eager audience ready to be dazzled—all these moments remain vivid and unforgettable.
Taking part in recitals leaves an indelible mark, creating memories that you will treasure for years to come.
Who Can Perform?
Everyone is welcome!
All levels and ages are encouraged to join us on stage. We especially welcome young musicians (and audience members) with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND). Let’s make music together and share the joy of performance!
What Can Be Performed?
Anything goes!
Perform any piece, in any style, as long as it’s under 7 minutes and you can confidently perform it from beginning to end. This is your moment to express yourself and share your musical journey.
Which Instruments / Artists Can Perform?
All instruments and LAMDA performances are welcome!
From classical piano to rock guitar, and everything in between, we want to hear your unique sound. Need an accompanist? Just let us know!
All participants will receive beautiful certificates in appreciation of their effort and artistic progress, which brought them to our stage.
Equipment Available
The Yamaha C3 3/4 Grand Piano
2 Music stands
Please note, that we do not have backing track equipment available.
Important Dates
**Deadline for performer entries: Sunday, 16th June**
Late entries will be accepted only subject to availability.
How to Participate
1. Talk to your teacher to make sure they’re happy for you to take part.
2. Fill out and submit the PERFORMANCE DETAILS form.
3. Purchase tickets for yourself and your audience (children under 16 enter free!) – tickets are available to buy on the bottom of the page.
4. Spread the word! Tell your friends, family, and community about this amazing event and bring them to cheer on you!
Who is behind the scenes?
The Chiltern Talents Concerts are organised by Ewa Tytman-Csiba (MA, MMus in Perf, BMus(Hons) -piano & fortepiano) and Matyas Csiba (MA, BMus(Hons) – viola, Early Years), founders of Music Experts. Both are classical concert musicians, graduates of the top world conservatoires with extensive performing and teaching careers, who will take care of all the details of this event, to guarantee a professional, high quality and friendly spirit of the day!
Let’s make this concert a spectacular celebration of our local talent!
We can’t wait to see you there, sharing your passion for music and lighting up the stage with your performances. Join us and be part of something truly special!
photo credit: Tony Murtagh
