Beulah has a long musical tradition and has hosted many concerts over the years.

However, since 2008 we have put together a regular programme of classical lunchtime recitals which take place on the last Wednesday of the month. The concerts last approximately fifty minutes and the  programme is based on the principle of Classic FM meets Radio 3.

We frequently have RWCMD students to perform for us, and with some of them we have been able to follow their progress over their period of study. Other artists include Welsh musicians or those musicians who have made their home in Wales.

We also arrange the occasional evening concert, followed by a buffet.

2026 Lunchtime Concerts

Tickets at the door £8 (card or cash)
Under 16's & students free

All monies raised go to the artists and administration costs.

Wednesday January 28th at 1pm

Singers from the David Seligman Opera School, RWCMD

Beth Lewin - soprano
Eleanor Woods - soprano
Hella Termeulen -mezzo
John Rhys Liddington -baritone
James Southall - piano

To open our 2026 concert series, we are absolutely delighted to welcome Beth Lewin, Eleanor Woods, Hella Termeulen and John Rhys Liddington accompanied by their inspirational Head of Opera at RWCMD, James Southall.

Their programme of solos, duets and ensembles is the perfect start to our New Year of recitals, and will showcase this talented group of emerging Artists.

Wednesday February 25th at 1pm

Trio Caer

Elizabeth May – flute
Nancy Johnson – viola
Aisha Palmer – harp

We are thrilled to welcome Trio Caer for their debut performance at Beulah URC. Performing a compelling programme of Mathais, Debussy & Robert Fokkens, the ensemble explores the unique colours of this interesting combination of instruments. Each member of the trio is an accomplished musician in their own right, and together they bring a refined and insightful approach to this beautiful repertoire.

Wednesday March 25th at 1pm

Manon Ogwen Parry – soprano
Jeffrey Howard – piano

Welsh soprano, Manon Ogwen Parry, winner of the W. Towyn Roberts Scholarship at the 2025 National Eisteddfod joins us for the first time at Beulah URC. Currently in her final year of the Opera Course at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama in London, Manon is increasingly in demand as a performer across the UK. She is partnered by distinguished pianist, Jeffrey Howard, and together they will perform a programme of songs and arias to take us towards Easter.