Join globally celebrated cellists Julian and Jiaxin Lloyd Webber for a candlelit evening exploring the life and music of Bach. Seated in Thyme’s beautiful Tithe Barn, Julian will narrate the story of Bach, whilst his wife Jiaxin will perform a selection of his suites on the cello.
The evening will begin with a drink and canapé in reception, before being seated for the hour long performance.
Following the performance, Julian will be signing copies of his autobiography Bows and Arrows.
Enhance your evening by joining us for dinner in the Ox Barn after the performance. Simply book a Show & Dinner ticket and enjoy a £90 credit towards your meal.
6pm - Guest arrival, drinks and canapés
6.45pm - Performance begins
7.45pm - Q&A and Book Signing
8pm - Dinner in the Ox Barn
Bach by Candlelight with Julian and Jiaxin LLoyd Webber
Wednesday 9th December 2026. 18:00 - 20:00.
Join globally celebrated cellists Julian and Jiaxin Lloyd Webber for a candlelit evening exploring the life and music of Bach. Seated in Thyme’s beautiful Tithe Barn, Julian will narrate the story of Bach, whilst his wife Jiaxin will perform a selection of his suites on the cello.
The evening will begin with a drinks and canapé reception, before being seated for the hour long performance.
If you wish to join us for dinner in the Ox Barn following the performance please book a ‘show & dinner’ ticket.
Julian & Jiaxin LLoyd Webber
Julian LLoyd Webber OBE, grew up in one of the worlds most famous musical dynasties. He was the first classical musician to reach mainstream fame, when the 1978 album Variations, written by his brother Andrew, reached the UK album charts at number 2.
Throughout his career, Julian has collaborated with Yehudi Menuhin, Neville Marriner, Stephane Grappelli, Joaquin Rodrigo, Philip Glass and Elton John. A refreshingly honest and humorous speaker, Julian has a lifelong passion, that every child should have the chance to play a musical instrument. He has campaigned for music in education and held the principal position at the Royal Conservatoire. He is also the creator and presenter of Classic FM and Sky Art’s Rising Stars series. Earlier this year he released his second autobiography Bows and Arrows.
Julian and his wife Jiaxin, divide their time between their family homes in London and The Cotswolds. Jiaxin studied at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, before joining the Auckland Philharmonia and New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. She has frequented the Classical music charts and spent many weeks at number one with the duo’s album ‘A Tale Of Two Cello’s’ in 2013.