Salisbury Recorded Music Society: Members' evening

The Salisbury Recorded Music Society is holding a members' evening at The Georgian Room on Monday 9 November, from 7.30pm to 9.30pm. It's a straightforward, community-led night: one of the society's members brings in a favourite piece of music to share with the room, and everyone is welcome to come along and listen.

To get a sense of what that means, it helps to know who's behind it. The Salisbury Recorded Music Society is a group of music enthusiasts who meet once a fortnight to listen to and widen their knowledge of the classical repertoire. They run a series of evening events, each presented by a member who brings their own choice of music or a specific theme to the table. Past sessions have covered Elgar's discography, 21st-century music, the music of the Passion, and the works of Schubert. This particular evening follows that same pattern: one person picks a piece they love, and the rest of the group gathers to hear it.

The Georgian Room is the society's home, located at the rear of 6-8 St Ann Street in Salisbury, Wiltshire, SP1 2HB. If you're heading that way, keep in mind the entrance is at the rear, via Friary Lane, rather than on St Ann Street itself. The evening runs from 7.30pm to 9.30pm on Monday 9 November.