MoT at LMC  = Music on Thursdays
at Leatherhead Methodist Church

MoT presents mostly chamber concerts, with
students of the  Royal Academy of Music
graduates of London's internationally celebrated
music conservatoires,
and local musicians of similar professional standard

Each season brings excellent performances of the familiar,
along with some lovely rare finds.

Whether you pick one concert to attend
or you decide to become a regular,
music-lovers will find a warm welcome awaits

Classical
•
Contemporary
•
Quality

our themed concert video selections and our
'as live' commissioned recordings
from the lockdown periods are on our sister site:
musicinsurrey.co.uk
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Music on Thursdays at LMC
Thursday 25th November 2021 • 12.30

Philip Hopkins, classical harmonica

Stuart Whatton, piano

music by Fritz Kreisler • Gershwin • John Barry • Scott Joplin • Piazzolla • Fauré • JS Bach


following the runaway success of Philip & Stuart's video concert for us and for October 2020's Arts e-live Festival - still available on youtube

Music on Thursdays at LMC
Thursday 2nd December 2021 • 15.30 / 3.30pm

Concert Nº 20  ♦  End of 2021 Season

Tailleferre Ensemble


featuring the music of female composers

Jenni Brandon ♦ Ingrid Stölzel ♦ Madeleine Dring

Music on Thursdays at LMC
Thursday 24th February 2021 • 12.30


We return for our AGM Piano Concert

3.30pm, 24th February 2022

"Silent Movies" with Thomas Ang at the piano

the film show follows the 2pm AGM of
Leatherhead Concert & Arts Society
to which all are welcome

Music on Thursdays Concerts resume each Thursday from

31st March 2022, at 12.30 lunchtime

Our hosts are

Leatherhead Methodist Church
Church Road, KT22 8AY
(please park in the Swan Centre multi-storey, Leret Way, KT22 7HP)


In more usual times the capacity of LMC is around 100.

COVID  safe spacing requirements bring this down to 45, including stewards.

Government announcements can sound more liberating than the guidance they later issue to the Churches,
so normality could take longer to resume than we may be led to expect.