The Signature Experience
From£695
A premium live trumpet experience designed around your event.
Includes
- 2 × 45-minute live performances
- Curated repertoire
- Song requests
- Professional event preparation
- Tailored to your occasion
Lawrence NarhkomProfessional Trumpeter • Artist • Singer-Songwriter • Performer
From Ghana to the world — bringing soulful trumpet performances, unforgettable melodies and inspiring original music to audiences everywhere.
You Won't Believe
LAWRENCE NARHKOMTrumpet Performance
Experience Lawrence Narhkom performing at Buckingham Palace in a powerful trumpet performance that has now reached more than 69,000 views on YouTube.
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A beautiful Ghanaian song of gratitude — catchy, relaxing, memorable and uplifting.
Full-length streaming is available on Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music and YouTube via the links above.
You've heard the song. Now hear the trumpet.
Trending songs are how new listeners find Lawrence — and where many of them discover his original music too.






Lawrence isn't only a trumpet player — he writes, sings and releases his own songs, built on melody, gratitude and rhythm rooted in Ghana.
A song of gratitude — catchy, relaxing, memorable and uplifting.
Trumpet covers. Original music. Behind-the-scenes moments. Live performances. Stories from the journey.
Lawrence Narhkom is a professional trumpeter, recording artist, singer-songwriter and performer whose sound moves fluently between worlds — concert stages, church altars, jazz clubs and Afrobeats playlists.
Trained across concert band, orchestra, marching band and big band settings, Lawrence built a career on versatility: equally at home leading a brass ensemble, soloing over a gospel choir, or reworking a viral Afrobeats hit note for note on trumpet. His performances carry the rhythm and colour of Ghanaian music into every room he plays.
As a freelance musician, Lawrence has been fortunate to perform with numerous renowned ensembles. He has played with the Chineke! Orchestra, performing a specially commissioned piece by Hans Zimmer at the CBBC Proms, and appeared in the Globe Theatre production of "Shakespeare in the Abbey" alongside actor Mark Rylance. He served as support soloist to the late, celebrated South African trumpeter Hugh Masekela, and has soloed at numerous concerts and events, including the Ideal Home Show in support of the Soldiers' Charity.
Lawrence was featured in the BBC documentary "Black and British: A Forgotten History", portraying 17th-century Tudor trumpeter John Blanke. He also took part in the recent recording of the BBC television series Wolf Hall, alongside a stellar British cast, and was invited to perform at the British Library's exhibition Beyond the Baseline, celebrating 500 years of Black British music.
Available for performances across a wide range of settings — bringing the same warmth and precision to every stage.
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A premium live trumpet experience designed around your event.
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Create memorable musical moments throughout your wedding day.
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A premium, bespoke live music experience for events that deserve something exceptional.
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Every event is unique. Bespoke packages are available to create the right musical experience for your occasion.
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Follow Lawrence Narhkom for new music, trumpet covers, behind-the-scenes performances, Shorts and live sessions.
What Lawrence brings to every stage, session and celebration.
From Buckingham Palace to BBC productions, Lawrence brings the same discipline and precision to every engagement, large or small.
A trumpet voice shaped by orchestra, jazz, gospel and Afrobeats — trained to serve whatever the moment calls for.
Equally at home leading a brass ensemble, soloing over a gospel choir, or reworking a chart-topping hit note for note on trumpet.
A career built on stages that matter — from a royal residence to the Globe Theatre to BBC screens and the British Library.