Founder's Day

Event
The right hand side is a statue of Yehudi Menuhin in a grey colour, he has his eyes shut and he has a serious look. On the left hand side is people blurred in the background.

About Founder's Day

Celebrating the legacy of Yehudi Menuhin, our Founder’s Day is a chance to witness the incredible talents of the School’s instrumental teaching faculty as they come together for a concert of chamber music. An evening of joy, memories and collaboration not to be missed. 

Tickets will include a free pre-concert talk for Friends at 6.30pm where some of our teachers who studied at the School will discuss their time here as pupils and how they carry Menuhin’s vision with them in their current roles as teachers.

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