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Both Baroque great Handel and electric guitar master Hendrix lived at 25 Brook Street, separated by just a wall and 200 years. Guests will have the chance to wander both Handel’s and Hendrix’s homes, experience private recitals in the rooms in which they composed and rehearsed, and connect with other members of the St Paul’s Community interested in music over informal drinks.
Michael Ridley, St Paul’s parent and Trustee and Deputy Chairman of the museum, will welcome guests.
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