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A retreat weekend for adults of all ability levels playing any type of harp at the Peacock Inn in Oxfordshire. The weekend is coached by Keziah alongside Scottish harper Heather Downie and includes learning new music, working on ensemble playing and technique and socialising!
Enjoy a summer evening to remember listening to acclaimed harpist Keziah Thomas performing popular classical music.
Acclaimed by the New York Concert Review as ‘Stupendous…totally original and engaging’, at her Carnegie Hall debut recital, Harpist Keziah Thomas returns to the beautiful gardens of Gooderstone Water Gardens.
Keziah will be bringing a programme of her own stunning arrangements of popular classical music.
Audience members are invited to arrive from 4.30pm to enjoy the gardens and have a picnic during the performance. Please bring picnic chairs and blankets as there is no seating available. This is an open air concert in the garden.
Harpists aged 11-16 grade 5 and over and invited to the first Menuhin School Summer Course. The course will feature individual lessons, chamber playing, harp ensemble, orchestra and performances. The course is residential and takes place in Surrey but harpists can come as a daytime only student if preferred.
Taking place from Friday 15th to Thursday 21st August 2025, this course is the perfect opportunity for harpists aged 14 to 24 looking to progress into further study or gain fresh inspiration.
Overseen by two highly-accomplished and internationally renowned harp professors from the Guildhall School of Music and Drama - Charlotte Seale, Imogen Barford and Keziah Thomas - the residential course is hosted in a traditional Suffolk farmhouse.
Offering a fun, creative way for harpists to hone their ability, meet other musicians and enjoy both group and private practice time away from the pressures of everyday life. Also included in the cost are delicious home-cooked meals and cozy bedrooms.
The Retreat to the Harp Study Weekend is a boutique retreat for ten harpists taking over Claridge House in Lingfield, Surrey. It is designed for intermediate to advanced level adult harpists of (approximate grade 4+) who wish to work on technique, musicality and performance skills.
The weekend is hosted by Keziah Thomas, an international harpist who has extensive knowledge as a performer and teacher and encourages a positive environment of sharing and learning.
The schedule for the 3-night long weekend will consist of workshops, masterclasses, technique and warming up sessions and each participant will have two individual lessons and time for private practise.
An enchanting spring evening of harp music in the atmospheric setting of the Great Roundhouse at Butser Farm, Hampshire.
Springtime is upon us. The birds celebrate her return with festive song. Hear The Lark, The Nightingale and the rustling of trees as award-winning harpist Keziah Thomas will perform a mesmerising concert to immerse you in the beauty of spring.
Chaplin’s award-winning masterpiece, Modern Times, will be screened with the original score played live by the Covent Garden Sinfonia and conducted by Ben Palmer. The event will also include a pre-concert talk by Chaplin’s grandson, Spencer Chaplin.
Modern Times, released in 1936 starring Charlie Chaplin, centres on a luckless factory worker who finds himself so unnerved by trying to cope with modern technology that he ends up institutionalised. From there more mishaps and adventures ensue. It is regarded as one of Chaplin’s most comedic films and one of the last great silent films. Most notably, the film introduced Chaplin’s trademark song “Smile.”
Keziah will be working with the harpists at Wells Cathedral School
Keziah will be adjudicating the harp classes and giving a workshop at the Midsomerset Festival in Bath.
A performance of Britten’s Ceremony of Carols with the choristers of Temple Church, London.
A performance of Britten’s Ceremony of Carols: Free Entry
A Ceremony of Carols and other seasonal music with Cambridge Chorale.
Britten Ceremony of Carols
Vaughan-Williams Fantasia on Christmas Carols
Doors open at 6:30pm
St Andrew's Church , Surbiton, KT6 4DS.
An afternoon concert for violin, cello and harp with tea and cakes.
Mikhail Glinka: Three Russian Songs for violin, cello and harp
Camille Saint-Saens Fantasie for violin and harp Op. 124
Max Bruch Kol Nidrei for cello and harp Op. 47
Jacques Ibert Trio for violin, cello and harp
Yuri Kalnits (violin) Julia Morneweg (cello) Keziah Thomas (harp)
With tea and cakes following the concert!
Following on from their sold-out concert earlier this year, ChamberMusicBox returns to The Bridge Inn, Topsham with a beautiful and virtuoso programme of music for violin, cello and harp.
Programme:
Mikhail Glinka Three Russian Songs for violin, cello and harp
Camille Saint-Saens Fantasie for violin and harp Op. 124
Luigi Tedeschi Suite for violin, cello and harp Op. 46
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Max Bruch Kol Nidrei for cello and harp Op. 47
Jacques Ibert Trio for violin, cello and harp
Astor Piazzolla Winter
Get ready for an afternoon bursting with musical magic for the whole family, brought to you by three of the UK's most brilliant musicians at the Bridge Inn, Topsham, Devon.
ChamberMusicBox, consisting of violinist Yuri Kalnits, cellist Julia Morneweg and harpist Keziah Thomas, will take you on a musical journey featuring some of your favourite tunes from Disney and Harry Potter all the way to extracts from The Carnival of the Animals and some Argentinian tango!
Afterwards, there may even be a chance to try some of the instruments yourself!
The Retreat to the Harp Study Weekend is a boutique retreat for ten harpists taking over Claridge House in Lingfield, Surrey. It is designed for intermediate to advanced level adult harpists of (approximate grade 3+) who wish to work on technique, musicality and performance skills.
Learn the harp with Little Harp Social in Central London. A group class for adults learning the harp with Keziah using 20 string lap harps.
Keziah’s solo harp arrangement of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons meets Danec’s beats at the Electric Brixton as part of the Fox & Badge Versailles event
Keziah returns to the beautiful gardens of Gooderstone in Norfolk for a recital of music inspired by nature. Bring a picnic and enjoy music in the gardens.
Keziah will be joining fellow Utah Suzuki Harp Institute tutors Amy Turk and Grace Browning for a faculty recital featuring music by Ravel, Saint-Saens and Hisaishi. Entrance is free.
The timeless beauty of Vivaldi's Four Seasons performed by harpist Keziah Thomas. Originally composed as violin concertos, this work represents each season with vivid and picturesque music that perfectly captures the essence of nature's changing cycles.
Harpist Keziah Thomas takes families on a journey through this beautiful winter tale.
Come along and help shy Snowbear find a way to tell his story! See his melodies dance colours through the Air. If stories were sounds and had colour, what sounds and colours would your stories reveal?
Suitable for ages 3-5 with performances at 1pm, 2pm and 3pm
Keziah performs Britten’s Ceremony of Carols with the South London Singers in Beckenham.
Free entry, no need to book…just come along!
Keziah performs Britten’s Ceremony of Carols at St Matthew’s, Westminster.
Free entry, no need to book…just come along!
Keziah performs Britten’s Ceremony of Carols with the Constanza Chorus in London
Keziah is joined by Lucy Melvin - Violin and Julia Morneweg for a mixed programme of music for harp trio and duos.
Programme to include Camille Saint-Saen's Fantaisie for harp and violin, Marcel Tournier's Trio Sonatine, and Astor Piazzolla's Winter from the Four Seasons of Buenos Aires.
Keziah performs Britten’s Ceremony of Carols with the Cadbury Singers in Kingston, Surrey.
Keziah is joined by Lucy Melvin - Violin and Julia Morneweg for a mixed programme of music for harp trio and duos.
Programme to include Camille Saint-Saen's Fantaisie for harp and violin, Marcel Tournier's Trio Sonatine, and Astor Piazzolla's Winter from the Four Seasons of Buenos Aires.
The recital in the music room is followed by a drinks reception upstairs.
This venue is quite a unique venue for music recitals, situated in the heart of Bloomsbury. It is the oldest residential house in Bloomsbury.
This concert of ‘words and music’ captures the daring days of early aviation, when to be a pilot was a thing of wonder, in an intrepid journey with the daring French aviator Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, author of Le Petit Prince.
Extracts from the autobiography of the great aviator, are narrated and interwoven with a soundscape from twentieth-century France, from the minimalist chords of Satie to the bright and exquisite world of Ravel; from the exotic flavours of Debussy to the grit and pathos of Montmartre Chanson.
Keziah brings a solo recital of music by Ravel, Rimsky-Korsakov, Pierne and Vaughan-Williams to the Quaker Meeting House in Bromley. This is a free concert and there is no booking required.
A solo recital at St Matthew’s Church, Westminster
April is Stress Awareness month and with this in mind, you are invited to a free performance at Guys Hospital in London followed by a drop ‘try the harp’ workshop. Show up, relax and listen and then have fun learning two tunes on a small lap harp guided by Keziah in partnership with Breath Arts Health Research.
The Aoyama Duo (with Katherine Bicknell, flute) perform a selection of music by William Alwyn, Mozart and Debussy in Woodbridge, Suffolk.
““Stupendous...totally original and engaging” ”
