‘One Word, Many Notes’ is a concert series built around a beautifully simple idea: that one word can open the door to a whole world of music.

Each evening takes a single word and brings it to life through performances by exceptional musicians.

We can look forward to an evening focussed on friendship through the music of, amongst others, Mozart and a piece composed especially for the group inspired by ‘Lines Written in Early Spring’ by William Wordsworth.

Quattro String Quartet is made up of outstanding musicians, all of whom are graduates of London's top music colleges and who work as professional musicians in London and the South of England. Their individual experience spans the English Chamber Orchestra, the BBC Concert Orchestra, The London Philharmonic Orchestra and the Welsh National Opera.

Our second concert is bought to us by New Arts Opera, for an evening exploring the theme of love.

As one of the performers, we are very lucky to have the outstanding Anglo-Irish soprano Zita Syme, a Britten-Pears Young Artist whose career spans major opera festivals and houses across Europe. Her many concert appearances have included Haydn’s Nelson Mass and recitals at St James’s Piccadilly and the National Portrait Gallery.

This evening will be far more than a recital. Through tender duets and intimate arias, we will trace how composers across centuries have wrestled with love in all its forms: passion and longing, devotion and loss, hope and heartbreak.