SCHUMANN & SHOSTAKOVICH, a recital with Sebastian Black
Address
Old House, Great Horkesley, Colchester,
Essex, CO6 4EQ
Date / Time
Date - 19/07/2025
Time - 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
https://pimlottfoundation.org/events/eventslists/schumann-shostakovich/
Rossini: Petite Messe Solennelle with Hampstead Collective
Rossini’s final masterpiece, this ‘Little Solemn Mass’ was written 30 years after his last opera and described by the composer as ‘the last of the sins of old age.’
Christine Buras (soprano)
Rebecca Hardwick (soprano)
Catherine Backhouse (mezzo-soprano)
Jess Dandy (contralto)
Aidan Coburn (tenor)
James Robinson (tenor)
Malachy Frame (baritone)
Hugo Herman-Wilson (baritone)
Satoshi Kubo (piano)
Edward Dean (harmonium)
Geoffrey Webber (conductor)
Opera Gala with Phoenix Singers
OPERA STARS
Saturday 5th July 2025 at 7.00pm
Framlingham College Theatre
explore the world of opera with Phoenix Singers and star guests
Phoenix Singers are delighted that four young opera stars have accepted an invitation to our summer event in July. They will join the Singers and in demand repetiteur (rehearsal pianist), George Ireland, for an evening’s exploration of operatic music, featuring great arias, duets, trios and choruses from operas by Purcell, Mozart, Bizet, Verdi, Puccini and others. Save the date and book for this behind-the-scenes glimpse of the world of opera in the lovely setting of the Headmaster Porter Theatre at Framlingham College.
Recital of English Song with Richard Gowers, High Barnet Chamber Music Festival
The Friends' Recital Hall, Queen Elizabeth's School, EN5 4DQ
Ralph Vaughan Williams: 5 Mystical Songs
Madeline Dring: Shakespeare Songs
Benjamin Britten: On This Island
Charles Ives: Selections from 114 Songs
Tongues of Fire: Machaut and Messiaen with Hampstead Collective
Messe de Nostre Dame, Guillaume Machaut (c.1350)
Messe de la Pentecôte, Olivier Messiaen (1950)
A medieval Mass of our Lady interspersed with motets from an organ Mass for Pentecost, composed 600 years apart
Matthew Farrell (countertenor)
David Gould (countertenor)
Malachy Frame (baritone)
Hugo Herman-Wilson (baritone)
Joshua Ryan (organ)
Geoffrey Webber (director)
Vaughan-Williams 'Five Mystical Songs' with Choir of the 21st Century
Music Inspired by Four Great English Poets
St Stephen’s, Gloucester Road
Southwell Road, London SW7 4RL
The Magic Flute 2: The Curse by Damon Albarn, Lido2 Paris
https://billetterie.lido2paris.com/en/manifestation/55/the_magic_flute_the_sequel_the_curse
The Fairy Queen with Les Arts Florissants, Philarmonie de Paris
https://philharmoniedeparis.fr/en/scolaires-enseignants/27680
Garden of Eden: Opera Prelude Recital
Join Opera Prelude artists for a dazzling evening of operatic favourites. Through opera and song we will explore the beauty of nature but also our desires and loss of innocence - the consequences of eating the ‘forbidden fruit’.
Nestled in the rolling Chiltern Hills, join Opera Prelude’s outstanding young artists for a magical recital of favourite operatic numbers. Garsington’ newly opened multi-purpose studio with views across the valley of the Wormsley Estate is conveniently situated in close proximity to J5 on the M40, and 40 minutes from West London.
Doors open at 5.30, the bar will be open before the performance and during the interval
£45.00
The Sorcerer: Charles Court Opera (Hever Castle)
'The masters of G&S in small spaces’ make a welcome return to Wilton's Music Hall while touring their brand new production of one of the first G&S operas. This rarely performed masterpiece showcases Gilbert at his topsy-turvy best, with sumptuous music from Sullivan that will set your toes tapping as if by magic.
Based on Gilbert’s story An Elixir of Love, it tells the tale of Alexis, a man obsessed with the idea that all should fall in love. He enlists a ‘Family Sorcerer’ of J.W. Wells & Co. in London to administer a love potion to the entire village - via a teapot - and soon mayhem ensues…
This highly anticipated production promises to be a magical occasion, featuring some of CCO’s finest performers.
Hugo Herman-Wilson - The Notary
The Sorcerer: Charles Court Opera (G&S Festival)
'The masters of G&S in small spaces’ make a welcome return to Wilton's Music Hall while touring their brand new production of one of the first G&S operas. This rarely performed masterpiece showcases Gilbert at his topsy-turvy best, with sumptuous music from Sullivan that will set your toes tapping as if by magic.
Based on Gilbert’s story An Elixir of Love, it tells the tale of Alexis, a man obsessed with the idea that all should fall in love. He enlists a ‘Family Sorcerer’ of J.W. Wells & Co. in London to administer a love potion to the entire village - via a teapot - and soon mayhem ensues…
This highly anticipated production promises to be a magical occasion, featuring some of CCO’s finest performers.
Hugo Herman-Wilson - The Notary
The Sorcerer: Charles Court Opera (Wilton’s Music Hall)
'The masters of G&S in small spaces’ make a welcome return to Wilton's Music Hall while touring their brand new production of one of the first G&S operas. This rarely performed masterpiece showcases Gilbert at his topsy-turvy best, with sumptuous music from Sullivan that will set your toes tapping as if by magic.
Based on Gilbert’s story An Elixir of Love, it tells the tale of Alexis, a man obsessed with the idea that all should fall in love. He enlists a ‘Family Sorcerer’ of J.W. Wells & Co. in London to administer a love potion to the entire village - via a teapot - and soon mayhem ensues…
This highly anticipated production promises to be a magical occasion, featuring some of CCO’s finest performers.
Hugo Herman-Wilson - The Notary
The Sorcerer: Charles Court Opera (Ulverston Festival)
'The masters of G&S in small spaces’ make a welcome return to Wilton's Music Hall while touring their brand new production of one of the first G&S operas. This rarely performed masterpiece showcases Gilbert at his topsy-turvy best, with sumptuous music from Sullivan that will set your toes tapping as if by magic.
Based on Gilbert’s story An Elixir of Love, it tells the tale of Alexis, a man obsessed with the idea that all should fall in love. He enlists a ‘Family Sorcerer’ of J.W. Wells & Co. in London to administer a love potion to the entire village - via a teapot - and soon mayhem ensues…
This highly anticipated production promises to be a magical occasion, featuring some of CCO’s finest performers.
Hugo Herman-Wilson - The Notary