Songs by Ravel, Schubert, Brahms, Clara Schumann, Erich Korngold, George Butterworth & Muriel Herbert. Hosted by Iffley Music Society.

George Robarts, baritone
Lucy Colquhoun, piano

Recital for Strand International Song Series.

George Robarts, baritone
Lucy Colquhoun, piano

Mozart Requiem at St Martin-in-the-Fields.

Conductor: Andrew Earis

Recital with Edward Picton-Turbervill in Hertfordshire.

Timings & repertoire TBA.

Romantic sentimentalism meets breezy decadence in this sparkling portrait of turn-of-the-century Britain and France.

Songs by Debussy, Ravel, Poulenc, Maude Valérie White, William Denis Browne & Muriel Herbert.

George Robarts, baritone
Nigel Yandell, piano

Tickets free, by reservation

Fauré’s Requiem at St Martin-in-the-Fields.

Conductor: Andrew Earis

Baritone soloist for Duruflé’s Requiem on the closing day of the Oxford International Song Festival.

Conductor: Benjamin Nicholas
Alto: Bethan Langford
Baritone: George Robarts

Graham Johnson continues his survey of the final years of Schubert’s life, 200 years on.

Graham Johnson, piano
Martha Guth & Zoë Jackson, sopranos
Nancy Holt, mezzo-soprano
Magnus Walker & Sebastian Hill, tenors
Benoît Déchelotte & George Robarts, baritones

Tickets £30; £10 concessions

Folksongs from Scotland, England and Ireland, including arrangements by Grainger, Britten, Purcell, Gurney, Ravel and Vaughan Williams.

George Robarts, baritone
Thomas Eeckhout, piano

Tickets £14; £10 concessions

George Robarts & Edward Picton-Turbervill compete in the finals of Theatre in Song, the 58th International Vocal Competition ’s-Hertogenbosch.

A free, early evening concert featuring favourite English songs, alongside brand new compositions by this year’s Ludlow Song Young Composers.

A celebration of the great outdoors for the City Music Foundation lunchtime series.

Songs by Clara Schumann, George Butterworth, Johannes Brahms & Muriel Herbert.

George Robarts, baritone
Edward Picton-Turbervill, piano

Tickets: £10; £5 concessions

George is a finalist in this year’s Lotte Lenya Competition in the US, performing a programme of opera, classic & contemporary musical theatre, and Kurt Weill.

Final: 1pm (BST -5)
Finalists Concert: 7pm (BST -5)

Soloist in Haydn’s Creation with the Campden Chorus.

Eleanor Broomfield, soprano
Philip O’Connor, tenor
George Robarts, baritone

Conductor: Charles Matthews

Title role in Elijah with Godalming Choral Society.

Conductor: George de Voil

The premiere of George’s prize-winning new translation of Pergolesi’s classic comic opera La serva padrona – re-christened The Revolting Maid. Produced thanks to generous funding from the City Music Foundation.

Sir Hubert: George Robarts
Medusa: Theano Papadaki

Director: Sophie Daneman
Music: Frederick Waxman & Figure Ensemble

Mozart’s Requiem at St Martin-in-the-Fields with St Martin’s Voices & St Martin’s Chamber Orchestra.

Conductor: Polina Sosnina

George is a semi-finalist in this year’s Lotte Lenya Competition, performing a programme of opera, classic & contemporary musical theatre, and Kurt Weill.

A feast of rarely heard songs by Maude Valérie White, Amy Woodforde-Finden, Rebecca Clarke, Muriel Herbert, and more.

George Robarts, baritone
Thomas Eeckhout, piano

Lunchtime recital at St Martin-in-the-Fields as part of the City Music Foundation series.

Theano Papadaki (soprano) and George Robarts (baritone) with the Kyan Quartet

Works by Felix Mendelssohn, Roxanna Panufnik and Kurt Weill

Cantatas & motets.

Conductor: Andrew Earis

Step-out soloist in Handel’s Messiah at St Martin-in-the-Fields.

St Martin’s Voices
St Martin’s Chamber Orchestra

Conductor: Andrew Earis

Messiah soloist at the Mayfield Festival.

Theano Papadaki, soprano
Louisa Stuart-Smith, mezzo-soprano
Sebastian Hill, tenor
George Robarts, baritone

Conductor: Jack Gonzalez-Harding