What's on

St. Peter's Church, Berkhamsted, 7.30pm. Chiltern Chamber Choir's concert features works by Handel, Parry, Britten and Rutter – pomp and circumstance aplenty!

Court Theatre, Tring, 8pm. From £13. Once again the Common People DJs will be down at The Court Theatre playing your favourite 90s tunes in support of Hector’s House.

St Peter's Church, Berkhamsted, 7pm. An evocative journey exploring the sound world of flute, cello and piano. The programme includes a rare performance of George Crumb's seminal Vox Balaenae (Voice of the Whale) for amplified trio.

Court Theatre, 7.30pm. From £28. Undoubtedly one of the finest guitarists the world has ever seen, Double Grammy Award Winner Albert Lee is also an accomplished piano player and has a fine singing voice.

St Peter and St Paul Church, Tring, 3-4pm. Concert by Tring School students, followed by tea. Free entry; donations to expenses welcome.

St Mary the Virgin, Ivinghoe, 7pm. Also Sun 18, 4pm. £12.50, children free. Performing Captain Noah and his Floating Zoo by Michael Flanders and Joseph Horowitz - A lighthearted look at the Old Testament story; Feel the Spirit by John Rutter - Vivid and expressive arrangement of familiar spirituals.

BJazz at the Civic Centre, Berkhamsted, 8pm. Full Bar facilities. A tribute to the music of altoist Cannonball Adderley, guitarist Wes Montgomery and pianist Bobby Timmons; Matt’s band includes top guitarist Nigel Price.

Aldbury Church, 7.30pm.

Dudswell, HP4 3TA. Doors 2pm, live music from 3pm. A packed lineup of talented local artists, covering a range of genres from rock, afro beat, folk, jazz, bluegrass and funk.

Boxmoor Playhouse, Hemel Hempstead. To 1 Jul. This very British, Olivier Award-winning musical is by Tim Firth, writer of Calendar Girls. It features a collection of Madness hits.