The Greenwood Consort: Ian Hiscock, Mark Bennett and friends.

NEWS:

• In July 2026 The Greenwood Consort are again going on tour in Bavaria - see our gallery page for our 2025 tour last year.
• In March 2025 we had a training day with The Brook Street Band.  They plan to visit again in late 2026 or early 2027 - watch this space.
• In January 2023 we made our SOMM CD label debut with organist Richard Lester, providing the plainchant and obligato voice for Frescobaldi's Fiori Musicali
  • https://somm-recordings.com/recording/frescobaldi-fiori-musicali/
  • https://open.spotify.com/artist/2CUU6Tj9n5oWa0kCohEkB5

• The South Hams Community Orchestra is currently full in most sections - a clarinet and a double bass welcome.  Players of at least Grade 4 standard can contact Ian (01752 698156, greenwoodconsort@aol.com) for more details or to join the waiting list.  shco.co.uk
• Amateur recorder players who would like to play as part of a supportive and inspiring group might like to look at  https://www.recorders-at-plymouth.org.uk
• Amateur singers with some training and strong reading skills, who love high-quality singing in a friendly and musical team might like to join the South West Chamber Choir.  Contact Mark (07999 560861, markbennett.swcc@gmail.com).

We believe that music is a profound and positive force and we want to help people experience that to the full, as students, performers, composers and audiences.

If you are interested in tuition or a performance, we would love to hear from you and discuss your ideas.

Ian Hiscock MA (Professional Practice) BA(Hons) PGCE ALCM ATCL AMusTCL LTCL LMusTCL MISM  Piano teacher Music Theory teacher GCSE & A level Music teacher Accompanist Harpsichordist and organist for The Greenwood Consort	Mark Bennett MA (Voice Pedagogy) BA(Hons) PGCE ATCL AMusTCL LMusTCL MISM Singing teacher Recorder teacher Flute teacher (also baroque and renaissance flute specialist) Baritone soloist, flautist, recorder player and viola da gamba player for The Greenwood Consort Book a lesson with Mark