Anna Lapwood at Trinity
The trailblazing virtuoso shines a spotlight on Trinity’s new organ
To kick off the season-long PIPES celebration, Trinity put its landmark 8,000-pipe instrument in the hands of the magnetic Anna Lapwood, who, at 30, has become a global force and social media star. Mixing her own arrangements of 19th- and 20th-century compositions by Benjamin Britten and Eugène Gigout with contemporary favorites from Alan Menken, John Williams, and Hans Zimmer (Star Wars! A Pirates of the Caribbean sing-along!), Lapwood's sold-out performance radiated sheer joy. Catch the magic — including an extraordinary work by a young breakout composer — here if you missed it!
- Read our exclusive interview with Anna Lapwood.
- Download the concert program.
- View the full schedule of Trinity’s PIPES celebration.
About Anna Lapwood: Recently named the first-ever official organist of London’s Royal Albert Hall, Anna Lapwood has captured a new generation (and millions of TikTok fans) with a far-ranging classical repertoire and genre-defying collaborations with artists including electronica musician Bonobo and Norwegian folk artist Aurora. Drawing capacity audiences to her concerts with riveting arrangements of soundtracks and songs from Debussy to Disney to Dr. Dre, she brings a dynamic, modern voice to a centuries-old instrument.