Beauty, Brokenness, Joy & Hope: A Musical Journey Through the Gospel Story

Performed by three young sibling musicians on the flute, violin and cello. A peaceful hour of beautiful classical music

Performed by three young sibling musicians on the flute, violin and cello, this afternoon concert offers a peaceful hour of beautiful classical music in the intimate setting of St Peter’s Church, Newton Bromswold.

The programme brings together some of the most lyrical and beloved melodies in the classical repertoire, with works by Vivaldi, Bach, Elgar, Morricone, and Pachelbel. Moving gently through moments of stillness, longing, warmth and hope, the concert traces a reflective musical journey shaped by themes at the heart of the gospel: beauty, brokenness, redemption and restoration, inviting listeners to slow down and experience the expressive beauty of these timeless works.

Shared in the quiet atmosphere of this historic village church, the concert offers space for listening, reflection, and simple enjoyment of music performed with gentleness and thoughtfulness.

Part of Rushden Life, a programme of events organised by churches in Rushden for the whole community.