Join us for a special concert in the famous Clock Tower at St Pancras Station in London with the acclaimed classical accordionist Ryan Corbett. Owing to the size of this very special venue, tickets are strictly limited.
BBC New Generation artist, Royal Over-Seas League Gold medallist and Classic FM Rising Star, Ryan Corbett has been described by Sir James MacMillan as “one of the most astonishing and surprising newcomers in Scottish music.” A leading exponent of his instrument, he has given over sixteen hours of radio broadcasts and a televised performance at the Scottish Coronation of HM King Charles III. Corbett has enlarged the repertoire by creating hundreds of new arrangements for accordion, but no matter how strong his passion for the instrument, it is his dedication to music itself that takes precedence.
In the 2025-26 season Ryan performed for the Royal Family at Balmoral Castle, and looks forward to concerts in the UK, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, USA, and China. As well as solo recitals, he will perform Jay Capperauld's concerto "Galvanic Dances" with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and play chamber music with cellists Santiago Cañón-Valencia and Edward Arron, violinist Kevin Zhu, pianist Andrew Armstrong, trumpeter Aaron Akugbo, accordionist Djordje Gajic, and jazz pianist Fergus McCreadie.
Join us for a special concert in the famous Clock Tower at St Pancras Station in London with the acclaimed classical accordionist Ryan Corbett. Owing to the size of this very special venue, tickets are strictly limited.
BBC New Generation artist, Royal Over-Seas League Gold medallist and Classic FM Rising Star, Ryan Corbett has been described by Sir James MacMillan as “one of the most astonishing and surprising newcomers in Scottish music.” A leading exponent of his instrument, he has given over sixteen hours of radio broadcasts and a televised performance at the Scottish Coronation of HM King Charles III. Corbett has enlarged the repertoire by creating hundreds of new arrangements for accordion, but no matter how strong his passion for the instrument, it is his dedication to music itself that takes precedence.
In the 2025-26 season Ryan performed for the Royal Family at Balmoral Castle, and looks forward to concerts in the UK, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, USA, and China. As well as solo recitals, he will perform Jay Capperauld's concerto "Galvanic Dances" with the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra and play chamber music with cellists Santiago Cañón-Valencia and Edward Arron, violinist Kevin Zhu, pianist Andrew Armstrong, trumpeter Aaron Akugbo, accordionist Djordje Gajic, and jazz pianist Fergus McCreadie.
