There is no charge for the concert, however donations to the World Trust may be made on the day.
Tickets are available at the door.
At eleven, as a pupil of Malcuzynski, he was offered a Polish State Scholarship to the Warsaw Conservatoire, but accepted a full academic scholarship to Eton, where he was elected the only Honorary Music Scholar in the history of the school. Predominantly self-taught, he mastered all the major symphony and oratorio repertoire while at school, initiating his personal discipline of conducting rehearsals and performances from memory, and launched his own orchestra, the Eton Philharmonic, with a programme of Mozart. At eighteen, already of graduate status, he was awarded a Foundation Scholarship to the Royal College of Music, where, in addition to three scholarships for postgraduate research, he received two Fellowships and among various prizes, was honoured as the most distinguished student of his generation. Janusz tours throughout the world, and has given as many as 300 concerts a year. Janusz is the Founder and Chairman of The World Trust and is dedicated to the alleviation of human suffering.