Essential information
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Events and festivals
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| Date and times | Friday 24 April 2026 | 1pm |
| Prices | Free |
Afternoon Frequencies is an electronic music series at the Queen’s House.
For the second concert in the series, Trinity Laban Synth Club takes over the Great Hall, pairing the old with the electronic.
The ensemble is a modular synth collective of conservatoire students who meet weekly to explore analogue synthesisers, often vintage synthesizers from the 1960s and 70s. The group wears its student identity proudly, with experimentation and learning at the core of their practice.
For this performance, the ensemble draws inspiration from Greenwich Park, visible from the Queen's House and just across the road from Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Dance and Music.
Previous Afternoon Frequencies sessions
Afternoon Frequencies is a series of concerts that takes place at the Queen's House in Greenwich. Previous sessions and performers include:
| Previous concerts | Performers |
| Friday 23 January 2026 | Dominic Murcott (modular synthesiser) and Alex Paxton (trombone) |
Previous performers
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Dominic Murcott is an award-winning composer and educator whose music flows across musical boundaries, combining live performers with electronic elements. In his spare time he is Professor and Head of Composition at Trinity Laban Conservatoire.
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Alex Paxton is a jazz trombonist and an international rising star of contemporary composition. A recent Guardian review said, “Paxton will make your ears ping … jazzy & noisy & oddly serious,” while the New York Times said, “In a dark time this music will make you smile … this is the most joyous sound I’ve heard in ages!”
What’s on
More events at the Queen's House.
