Concerts

Past Concerts

soloists marked * appear by arrangement with www.annferrierartists.com

MAY 2024

Haydn Nelson Mass

Purcell Te Deum Jubilate

Mozart Laudate Dominum and Dixit

with

Louise Wayman, soprano*

Judith Le Breuilly, mezzo soprano*

Matthew Pochin, tenor*

James Birchall, bass*

and Musicians of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire

DECEMBER 2023

Ralph Vaughan Williams   Five Mystical Songs  and   Fantasia on Christmas  Carols
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart     Ave verum corpus 
Carols for all                  

with

Thomas Humphreys, bass baritone*

and The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Orchestra

MAY 2023

Handel’s Messiah

with

Natalie Montakhab – soprano*

James Neville – countertenor

Matthew Minter – tenor*

William Burn – bass baritone

and The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Orchestra

DECEMBER 2022

Georg Philip Telemann – Magnificat
Joseph Haydn – Nikolai Mass

with

Brittany King – soprano*

Tom Lilburn – countertenor*

Julian Stocker – tenor*

Thomas Humphreys – baritone*

Julian Debreuil – bass baritone*

and The Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Orchestra

MAY 2022

Dvorak      Mass in D
Mozart  Vesper psalms from K339

with

Ana Beard Fernández – soprano (Making Music Selected Artist)

Cathy Bell – mezzo-soprano*

Daniel Joy – tenor*

Alan Fairs – bass-baritone*

and

Ashley Wagner – organ

NO CONCERTS FROM DECEMBER 2019 TO DECEMBER 2021

MAY 2019

Handel – Foundling Hospital Anthem
Monteverdi – Beatus vir
Vivaldi – Dixit Dominus

with

Susanna Fairbairn – soprano*

Cathy Bell – mezzo-soprano

Tom Raskin – tenor*

Julian Debreuil – bass baritone*

DECEMBER 2018

Haydn, The Creation

with

Raphaela Papadakis – soprano (kindly supported by Making Music’s Philip & Dorothy Green Award for Young Concert Artists scheme)

Richard Dowling – tenor

Alan Fairs – bass-baritone (by arrangement with Davies Music)

MAY 2018

Rutter, Magnificat
Fauré, Requiem

with

Ruth Holton – soprano

Robert Rice – baritone

(by arrangement with Davies Music)

DECEMBER 2017

Mozart, Exultate jubilate
Kuhnau, cantata Uns ist ein Kind geboren
J.S. Bach, cantata 191Gloria in Excelsis Deo

with:

Robyn Allegra Parton – soprano

Phillipa Thomas – mezzo-soprano (by arrangement with Birmingham Conservatoire)

Robert Tilson – tenor (by arrangement with Birmingham Conservatoire)

Alistair Donaghue – bass baritone

and the

Queen’s Park Sinfonia

MAY 2017

Handel – Saul

Anita Watson – soprano
Tim Morgan – counter-tenor
Ben Thapa – tenor
Alistair Donaghue – baritone
Darren Jeffery – bass-baritone

and Queen’s Park Sinfonia

Reviews

DECEMBER 2016

Vaughan Williams – Five mystical songs
Telemann – Allein Gott in die Höh sei Ehre
Handel, Excepts from Messiah
Carols for choir and all

Robert Rice, baritone
and Queen’s Park Sinfonia

MAY 2016

Mendelssohn – Nunc dimittis
Charpentier – Filius prodigus
Haydn – Missa in angustiis (Nelson Mass)

DECEMBER 2015

Bach – Christmas Oratorio

Cantata 4 – On New Year’s Day (Circumcision)
Cantata 5 – On the Sunday after New Year’s Day
Cantata 6 – On the Feast of Epiphany

Robyn Allegra Parton (soprano)
Clare McCaldin (mezzo-soprano)
Nathan Vale (tenor)
Njabulo Madlala (baritone)

MAY 2015
40th Anniversary Concert

Beethoven – Mass in C
Mendelssohn – Lauda Sion

Ruth Holton – soprano
Shelley Coulter-Smith – mezzo soprano
Nathan Vale – tenor
Darren Jeffery – bass-baritone

DECEMBER 2014

Joseph Haydn – Kleine Orgelmesse
Buxtehude – Das Neugeborene Kindelein
Michael Haydn – Run, ye shepherds
Mozart – Laudate Dominum(from Vespers K,339)
Handel – Rejoice greatly; How beautiful are the feet (from Messiah)
Carols for all

with:
Natalie Montakhab, soprano

MAY 2014

Brahms – German Requiem

Robyn Allegra Parton – soprano
Quentin Hayes – baritone