Classical Coffee Mornings: Noah Hall and Megan Clarke at Royal Albert Hall

Cellist Megan Clarke and horn player Noah Hall play works by Schumann, Strauss and Paganini in the Elgar Room.

A hot drink and a pastry are included in the ticket price.

In partnership with the Royal College of Music London.

Noah Hall is an 18 year old horn player with a passion for lyrical music.  He picked up the horn at a ‘come and play day’ with Kingston Music Service when he was 8. He has been a member of the National Children's Orchestra since 2017. During this time he was awarded the Liz Rorison prize and the prestigious Dame Ruth Railton Award for outstanding contribution to the orchestra.  A particular highlight for him was playing the solo from Leia’s Theme in A Star Wars Suite.

Megan Clarke, born in 2006, has attended the Royal College of Music Junior Department since the age of 8, where she began her cello studies with Alexander Boyarsky and is currently studying with Leandro Silvera. An avid orchestral musician, Megan has been a member of the National Youth Orchestra for the past two years.  As a member of the NYO, she has performed at the Royal Albert Hall, the Royal Festival Hall, the Barbican, Nottingham Royal Concert Hall and Liverpool Philharmonic Concert Hall.