 Plunket Greene (who had also trained in Germany) proposed in 1893 that they should deliver solo recitals each year in London, followed by tours in the provinces.Borwick fell in with the idea, and their first London recital was in December 1893 at St James's Hall, followed by a national tour.For the first two years Borwick was accompanist, as well as playing his solo pieces, but later Samuel Liddle was brought in to accompany, and the team was complete.