Classical Coffee Mornings - Victoria Puttock

The Royal Albert Hall has collaborated with our neighbours at the Royal College of Music for this exciting series of concerts. Classical Coffee Mornings give you the chance to listen to outstanding talent from the College at Sunday morning classical recitals in the Hall's Elgar Room. Tickets include a hot drink and a pastry.

Victoria Puttock:

Classical saxophonist Victoria Puttock is currently in the second year of her Masters of Performance at the Royal College of Music having gained a first class honours degree from Trinity Laban Conservatoire. Victoria made her debut concerto in 2009 with Jacques Ibert’s Concertino da Camera and has since gone on to perform many others, including Henri Tomasi’s Concerto for Saxophone, the Tomasi Ballade with full saxophone choir and Glazunov’s Concerto for Saxophone.

Alongside her solo appearances Victoria is also an active chamber musician and has worked with a wide range of ensembles including the London Sinfonietta Academy 2014, London Philharmonic Orchestra (Future Firsts Scheme) and the London Electronic Orchestra. Victoria is the Soprano player in the Oracle Saxophone Quartet who recently won the RCM Chamber competition and had the honour of performing at the Pride of Britain Awards.