The University of Liverpool's hugely successful - and free - Lunchtime Concerts series returns in September with an Autumn programme featuring everything from Central American folk to South Korean daegum.
The series opens on Wednesday September 25 with alumni, Green Tangerines. Making waves on the Merseyside live scene over the last couple of years, they blend 70s jazz-funk with contemporary influences to create a brand of jazz fit for the 21st century.
After this date there will be a Lunchtime Concert every Wednesday at 1pm, right up until the final show featuring regulars, Pixels Ensemble, on Wednesday December 4.
Department of Music Lunchtime Concert series Coordinator, Dr Helen Thomas said: "The series is free to all and presents a wide range of musical genres that showcase work connected to learning, teaching and research at the University.
"So whatever your musical tastes, take a break on a Wednesday lunchtime and come and listen to performers and compositions drawn from our pool of staff, students, alumni, our partners - the Liverpool Philharmonic and the Solem Quartet – as well as a wealth of regionally and nationally renowned musicians."
All the shows take place in the University's Victoria Gallery & Museum. Book early to avoid disappointment. Please visit https://www.liverpool.ac.uk/music/events/lunchtime-concert-series/#d.en.1092561
