Cello and Piano Recital in Aid of AT The Bus
- Mar 2
- 2 min read
Join us for a delightful afternoon of music at the Charlbury War Memorial Hall on Sunday 26th April in aid of AT The Bus.
The programme will include J. S. Bach: Cello Suite no. 1 in G major followed by folk songs for cello and piano, performed by Jeremy Capey on cello and Anne Willie on piano.
The event is being held to raise money for AT The Bus, a charity that offers school-based art as therapy to support the education, health and wellbeing of young people aged 5-16 in Oxfordshire and London.
Where: Charlbury War Memorial Hall
Browns Lane
Charlbury
OX7 3QW
Time: 3 - 5 pm
Date: Sunday 26th April 2026
Tickets: £18* (under 12s go free)
If you have any questions about this concert, please email Zoe at info@atthebus.org.uk. We would be delighted to see you there!
*All proceeds from ticket sales go directly to supporting children and young people to access art as therapy.
About the performers
Jeremy Capey
Jeremy studied cello performance at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama. Later he gained a further performance diploma from the Royal College of Music, where he was singled out for a special commendation based on the exceptional quality of his performance. Amongst his teachers have been Naomi Butterworth and Stefan Popov, and more recently he has much appreciated the professional guidance and support of Patricia Calnan. Jeremy has performed widely as both chamber and orchestral player and has often performed as a soloist, ranging from unaccompanied recitals to performing the Elgar Cello Concerto at Earl’s Court Arena in front of Queen Elizabeth II. He is currently the principal cellist of the Lyric Chamber Orchestra and cellist with the Lyric String Quartet.
Anne Willie
Anne took up the piano at the age of 6 with Primrose Fisher in Warwickshire, where she won the local Alcester Singers Young Musician of the Year. She went on to study piano and voice at Trinity College of Music with Simon Young and John Wakefield, on the English National Opera repetiteur scheme with Victor Morris, at York University with Peter Seymour and with John Cameron at the Royal Northern College of Music. She founded the education programme at London’s Wigmore Hall, and over the years has worked as accompanist/repetiteur for a range of singers, instrumentalists, choirs and operatic societies around the country, most recently with the Lyric Chamber Orchestra in Devon.
