7th Windsor Festival International String Competition

Tomos Xerri attended the Junior course of the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama and was awarded a Major Music Scholarship to Eton College. He studied at Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music & Dance where he graduated with First Class Honours in 2014.

Following heats and semi-finals across Berkshire, three finalists in each of the four age-group categories come together to compete for the title of Berkshire Young Musician of the Year 2019.

Berkshire Youth Choir and Camerata perform one of Mozart's most enduring choral works alongside Vaughan Williams Oboe Concerto and Winter from Vivaldi's Four Seasons.

The Windsor First Schools' Singing Project is an outreach programme which seeks to open up the world of music and music-making to young children through creative teaching.

Semi-finals day one will feature the first seven of our 12 semi-finalists. Follow the action as the most talented young string players from across the globe compete to reach the Final of WFISC 2019.

The Windsor First Schools' Singing Project is an outreach programme which seeks to open up the world of music and music-making to young children through creative teaching.

Semi-Finals day two will feature the remaining five Semi-Finalists. Follow the action as the most talented young string players from across the globe bid to reach the Final of WFISC 2019.

Join us in the Auditorium at The Old Court as we announce the three WFISC 2019 finalists.

Returning to the Festival with his new book, Adrian Tinniswood will explore the domestic history of the royal household, revealing Britain's monarchs as seen through the eyes of those who keep their secrets.

Take the rare opportunity to gain an insight into what goes into preparing for a concerto performance with orchestra. Wolfram Christ, from our esteemed panel of international jury, will work with three of the 2019 WFISC semi-finalists in an intimate masterclass.

Join us in Windsor Castle as the three chosen finalists give the performances of their lives to compete for the coveted title of WFISC 2019 Winner. Have your vote for the Audience Prize, and don't miss out on your chance to say you heard them in Windsor first!

Winners of the 2014 Royal Overseas League Ensemble Competition, the Solem Quartet were brought together in 2011 by their studies at the University of Manchester.

Moussa Dembele is a multi-instrumentalist of African instruments, music teacher and highly skilled master craftsman of African instruments.

A cast-iron rule is to play every piece as if you really, really love it. The Borealis Saxophone Quartet played ball impeccably.

We are very much looking forward to celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Windsor Festival this autumn. Without the generous donations and support of all our Members, for which we are very grateful, we would face increased difficulty in putting on the Festival. With this in mind, we especially want to celebrate your support in this important year.