Jack Campbell
A sideways close-up of a hand on the keys. Text: "Next concert: Sun 21 Oct, Bushey"

I am Jack and I play the piano, accompany, and write music.

I love to “think outside the box,” whether that’s composing for six pianos with a computerised score, or adding colourful lighting to my recitals.

I want my performances to be emotionally powerful, atmospheric, and something to make you think.

Events

Jack @ St. James’s Bushey

Free entry, with a retiring collection. Programme: Robert Ely: work to be confirmed Marianne Martinez: Sonata in A major Alexander Scriabin: Sonata no. 2 in G-sharp minor (Sonate-fantaisie) Accessibility: The venue is accessible. There is a fixed ramp at the entrance. The nearest accessible stations are: Stanmore and Watford Junction. There are bus services from there to Red Lion PH stop, outside the church

The Naughty Nineties present: an evening at the music hall

Experience a night out Victorian style as The Naughty Nineties present a selection of the period’s greatest hits, introduced by their very own gavel-wielding Master of Ceremonies. Back in days before radio, TV and the internet the stars of Britain’s Music Halls – such as Marie Lloyd and Dan Leno - were household names. The songs they sang became part of popular culture and many are still well known today. The Naughty Nineties are dedicated to preserving this important slice of our heritage and they regularly appear across London and the south-east. Their shows are performed in period costume and singing along is actively encouraged! Tickets: £15 (£13 concessions), including £1.50 Theatre Restoration Levy. Accessibility The venue is fully accessible. The nearest accessible station is South Woodford on the Central line. (There are separate step-free entrances for each platform.)

Mists and magnolia

Programme: R. Nathaniel Dett: Magnolia Suite; Leos Janáček: In the Mists; Alexander Scriabin: Sonata no. 2 (Sonata-Fantasie), op. 19; Interval Work to be confirmed Marianne Martinez: Sonata in A major Georges Enescu: Sonata no. 3 in D major Tickets are £20 from Clitheroe Concerts Society. They're also usually available on the door, but the team recommend booking in advance. How to get there There are Northern Rail services from Manchester. Free car parking at the venue. The venue is the Lecture Theatre at Clitheroe Grammar School Sixth Form centre. This is not the same site as the main Clitheroe Grammar School. This page has now been corrected Accessibility Please contact the organisers to check accessibility: More information from Clitheroe Concerts Society Campaign image is a composite of Unsplash photos by Silvana Amicone, Alex Batonisashvili, Conor Sexton

I'm extremely grateful to be supported by the Marjorie and Dorothy White Trust and the Henry Wood Award.