Nash Ensemble

The Nash Ensemble of London stands as one of Britain's most esteemed chamber music groups, celebrated for its virtuosity and commitment to contemporary and classical repertoire. Founded in 1964 by Amelia Freedman and Rodney Slatford during their time at the Royal Academy of Music, the ensemble has since performed over 300 premieres, championing new works and earning accolades from the Edinburgh Festival Critics, the Royal Philharmonic Society, and a 2002 Gramophone Award for contemporary music. As the resident chamber ensemble at London's prestigious Wigmore Hall, the Nash Ensemble continues to set the standard for British music-making, offering audiences a rich tapestry of musical experiences that span from Beethoven to Stravinsky. With a legacy spanning six decades, the ensemble remains a beacon of excellence in the world of chamber music.