Sunday Concerts: The Clements Prize for Composers
2nd November 2025, 2:00pm - 8:30pm
Conway Hall
In advance:
Standard: £14
Members: £12
Student/NHS Discount: £9
Living Support: £6
Under 18’s: FREE (+ £2 venue levy)
On the door:
Standard: £15
Members: £13
Student/NHS Discount: £10
Living Support: £6
Under 18’s: FREE (+ £2 venue levy)
2nd November 2025, 2:00pm - 8:30pm
Conway Hall
In advance:
Standard: £14
Members: £12
Student/NHS Discount: £9
Living Support: £6
Under 18’s: FREE (+ £2 venue levy)
On the door:
Standard: £15
Members: £13
Student/NHS Discount: £10
Living Support: £6
Under 18’s: FREE (+ £2 venue levy)
Alfred J. Clements (1858-1938) was the organiser and secretary of the South Place Sunday Concerts (predecessor of Conway Hall Sunday Concerts) from their inception in 1887 until his death.
In the first half of the twentieth century the competition bearing his name encouraged the composition of new chamber works, establishing a tradition which set Conway Hall right at the centre of British contemporary music.
The 2025 competition calls for short works for piano duet, by composers aged 35 and under. Scores submitted for previous competitions from the Conway Hall Archive will also be available via the Conway Hall website and a selection exhibited before the final round performance.
Tickets give access to the live final performance by Clíodna Shanahan and Simon Callaghan, an afternoon workshop with the composers, and to the exhibition of scores in Conway Hall’s Library
Saturday and Sunday mornings
Weekdays in school holidays
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