Laurence Kilsby live in London

Experience Laurence Kilsby live on October 27th

Laurence Kilsby is a British composer and organist known for his neo-romantic style, frequently incorporating influences from English pastoral traditions and French symphonic organ music. His compositions often feature rich harmonic textures, melodic lyricism, and a strong sense of atmosphere. He has gained recognition for both his original works and transcriptions, performing extensively across the United Kingdom and internationally.

St John’s Smith Square is a Grade I listed church in Westminster, London, renowned for its exceptional acoustics and status as a leading concert venue. Originally built in the early 18th century by Thomas Archer, it stands on the site of a medieval hospital. The church underwent significant restoration in the 1950s following damage during World War II, with particular attention paid to enhancing its suitability for musical performances.

The hall's organ, built by Harrison & Harrison, is a significant instrument in its own right, frequently featured in recordings and performances. St John’s Smith Square has hosted numerous prominent musicians throughout its history and maintains a diverse program encompassing classical music, choral performances, and chamber concerts. It is considered an important cultural landmark within London’s musical landscape.