UPCOMING PERFORMANCES
CENTURIES OF SONG: FROM DOWLAND TO A WORLD PREMIERE
My new song cycle, inspired by the rivers Swale and Ure, and created especially for the Swaledale Festival, receives its world premiere.
My new work is commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Society
Presented in partnership with the RPS, Ryedale Festival, and Wensleydale Concert Series
Margaret Lingas soprano
Christopher Glynn piano
RECENT PERFORMANCES
Lord, I cry unto thee receives its London premiere alongside other new works of contemporary sacred music as part of this year’s London Festival of Contemporary Church Music.
Alastair Carey conductor
The LFCCM Festival Singers
Dhyāna receives its Dutch premiere as part of the final of the Prix Annelie de Man 2023.
Kristian Nyquist harpsichord
Ola Sendecki violin
Continuing their link with Cheltenham Music Festival, hear the London premieres of pieces written for the 2022 Cheltenham Composers Academy.
Dhyāna receives its London premiere as part of the Spitalfields Music Festival 2023.
Mahan Esfahani harpsichord
Fenella Humphreys violin
Ennui receives its second performance.
Juliana Koch oboe
Chi-Yu Mo clarinet
Joost Bosdijk bassoon
Rachel Leach presenter
Video recording available on request
A Great and Mighty Wonder receives its second performance.
Choir of St Wilfrid’s Harrogate
Ensemble Pro Victoria
Toby Ward & Anthony Gray conductors
Dhyāna receives its world premiere as part of the Cheltenham Composer Academy 2022.
Mahan Esfahani harpsichord
Fenella Humphreys violin
Lord I cry unto thee receives its second performance by the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge
The Choir of Clare College, Cambridge
Graham Ross conductor
Ennui, now arranged for strings, receives its London premiere as part of the final of the Clements Prize 2021.
Michael Trainor violin
Tetsuumi Nagata viola
Jessie Ann Richardson cello
Lord I cry unto thee, commissioned by the Choir of Clare College, Cambridge receives its world premiere.
The Choir of Clare College, Cambridge
Graham Ross conductor
Vasanti receives its USA premiere.
Sarah Manasreh clarinet