Nash Ensemble

The Nash Ensemble of London is a distinguished chamber ensemble that has captivated audiences for over half a century. Founded in 1964 by Artistic Director Amelia Freedman and Rodney Slatford while they were students at the Royal Academy of Music, the ensemble takes its name from the iconic Nash Terraces surrounding the academy. Known for their adventurous spirit and technical prowess, the Nash Ensemble has earned accolades from the Edinburgh Festival Critics, the Royal Philharmonic Society, and a Gramophone Award for contemporary music. With a core of 11 members, the ensemble's size can fluctuate based on the repertoire, allowing them to tackle a wide range of chamber music works. Resident at London's prestigious Wigmore Hall for the past decade, the Nash Ensemble continues to push the boundaries of classical music, delivering evocative performances that showcase their remarkable reputation as one of Britain's finest chamber groups.