Classical music from different eras is to fill Lord Nelson's former church as part of a series of concerts.
Daniel Murphy, who plays 17th century music on a lute and a similar instrument called a theorbo, will play at All Saints Church in Burnham Thorpe on September 3 at 7pm.
On September 4 at 7pm, Japanese-born virtuoso pianist Maki Sekiya will perform works by Beethoven, Debussy, Ravel and Chopin at the church.
Female singers The Samphires will perform on September 5 from 4pm, and Wells-next-the-Sea based husband and wife electric string duo Con Brio - made up of Brenda and Stephen Stewart - will play on September 10 at 7pm.
Ella McCready, who sings everything from rock to soul to jazz, will entertain at the church on September 11 at 7pm, and cellist Leo Popplewell and accompanist Antonina Suhanova will play on September 12 from 4pm.
To reserve or book tickets email thorpemusic2021@gmail.com or call 07989 177079
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