Geoff Robb’s show The Music of Trees is an evening of original guitar music and storytelling about trees. Written in the woodlands of Sussex, the pieces weave together woodland folklore, mythology and our connection to nature, in a calm, meditative show that takes you out into the woods and invites you to slow down and listen.

If you love nature and acoustic guitar, this is the show for you.

The music blends Geoff’s classical and jazz training with Celtic and Spanish influences: intricate and richly harmonic, played on both steel string and nylon string guitars, including a maple guitar he built himself with the help of luthiers Richard Osborne and Cameron Mobbs.

Geoff won the Brighton Fringe Live Music Award, and The Music of Trees has earned four-star reviews at the Edinburgh Fringe. He has played across the UK and beyond, at venues ranging from Buckingham Palace and the Houses of Parliament to Glastonbury Festival, and performances in Portugal and Mexico. He has been chosen as the support act for folk legend Shirley Collins, Estas Tonne, Eduardo Niebla, Clive Carroll and Tony McManus.

His work has been supported by Arts Council England, and he is the founder of the world music and dance agency Find a Performer.