Music By the Bridge Resumes at All Saints Fulham
Next performance will be by the Blaze Chamber Ensemble
All Saints' Church Fulham
August 31, 2026
Music by the Bridge, the long-running monthly concert series at All Saints Fulham, is continuing through summer and into autumn, offering an eclectic mix of classical, choral, instrumental and contemporary performances.
For the past twelve years, the series has been curated by Anna Boucher, who continues to shape the programme with a blend of established musicians, rising talent and community ensembles. The concerts provide forty-five minutes of live music at the end of the working week, with audiences invited to relax in the atmospheric riverside church .
This autumn’s programme brings three contrasting ensembles to Fulham:
Friday 25 September - Blaze Chamber Ensemble The Blaze Chamber Ensemble performs classical beauties by Spohr and Farrenc, bringing warmth, clarity and a lively chamber sound to the opening concert of the season.
Friday 23 October - Leo De Flamminies (cello) with Enoch Wong (piano) Cellist Leo De Flamminies joins pianist Enoch Wong for an evening of Bach and Beethoven sonatas, offering a rich and expressive pairing of baroque poise and classical drama.
Friday 20 November- Stockwell Winds Stockwell Winds return to All Saints with serenades by Dvořák and Richard Strauss, showcasing the colour and lyricism of the wind ensemble tradition.
Music by the Bridge concerts are free, with a retiring collection supporting the music and ministry of All Saints Fulham. Audiences are encouraged to drop in, enjoy a drink, and support live music in the community.
Audiences are encouraged to drop in, enjoy a drink, and support live music in the community.
Entry is free, with a retiring collection supporting the music programme at All Saints. A cash bar is available, and doors open at 6.45pm for a 7.15pm start
For further information about these concerts, visit this page.
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