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CONCERT DIARY
Forthcoming performances
Friday 12th July, 2024
Nottingham Chamber Music Festival
St Mary's in the Lace Market
The Spirit of Love, 3 songs for soprano and string quartet
The Villiers Quartet with Emma Walshe, soprano
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Recent performances
Friday 31st May, 2024
St Paul's Church, Winchester
Songs of Faith and Joy, with lute songs by Dowland and Coprario
James Gilchrist, tenor, with Mark Eden, guitar
Wessex Concerts, in association with Winchester Guitar Festival
Sunday 26th May, 2024
The Ascension Church, Plumstead
Poets in the Company of Women (including Song of the Mad Prince and Come Away, Death)
Kate Semmens, soprano with Steven Devine, piano
Saturday 9th March, 2024
Benslow Music LuteFest Tutors Concert
3 Fugues on Biblical Subjects performed by Lynda Sayce, Jacob Heringman, Matthew Spring and Xavier Diaz-Latorre
Wednesday 6th March, 2024
Kenworthy Hall, St Mary's College, Durham
A concert of music by Ailsa Dixon, featuring songs, piano, choral and chamber music
and a talk by the composer's daughter, Josie Dixon
Performers from Durham University
Sunday 16th April, 2023
St Mary's Church, Twyford, near Winchester
Songs by Women Composers (including Song of the Mad Prince and Come Away, Death)
Kate Semmens, soprano with Steven Devine, piano
Saturday 9th July, 2022, 7.30pm
Queen Elizabeth Hall, South Bank, London
London Oriana Choir
These things shall be
Women Composers Festival
Saturday 2nd July, 2022 7.30pm
St John the Baptist Church, High Barnet
Nocturnal Scherzo - premiere of a new arrangement for string orchestra
The New London Orchestra, conducted by Joshua Ballance
Sunday 10th April, 2022
Church of St Mary and St Nicholas, Wilton near Salisbury
Quartets for Palm Sunday: Variations on Love Divine, with Haydn's Seven Last Words from the Cross
The Villiers Quartet
Saturday 2nd April, 2022
St Mary's Church, Twyford, near Winchester
Music for Piano Duet, including Airs of the Seasons
Jong-Gyung Park and Anthony Zerpa-Falcon
Wednesday 11th November, 2020
Home Concert Club, digital recital
Songs by women composers, including Come Away Death
Lucinda Cox, soprano, with Tom Jesty, piano
Saturday 7th November, 2020
Global Women, Mightier Music: Five15 online concert To listen click here
Works by women composers, including These things shall be and an interview with Ailsa's daughter
London Oriana Choir
Thursday 20th February 2020
St George’s Bristol, lunchtime concert series
The Spirit of Love, 3 songs for soprano and string quartet (world premiere) and Nocturnal Scherzo
The Villiers Quartet with Lucinda Cox, soprano
Friday November 8th 2019
University College Chapel, Oxford
An Advent Sequence from Variations on Love Divine - Illuminate String Quartet
Sunday June 30th 2019
Stationer's Hall, London
These things shall be - London Oriana Choir
Saturday June 15th 2019
St Briavels Church, Wye Valley Music
Airs of the Seasons, sonata for piano duet - Joseph Tong and Waka Hasegawa (Piano4hands)
Wednesday June 12th 2019
University College Chapel, Oxford
These things shall be - The Martlet Voices
27 April 2019
St Bartholemew's Church, Winchester
Songs of Faith and Joy - Emily Gray (mezzo soprano) and Gerard Cousins (guitar)
8 November 2018
St George's Bristol, lunchtime concert series
Airs of the Seasons a sonata for piano duet (world premiere) - Joseph Tong and Waka Hasegawa
21 October 2018
Cantref church, Brecon Baroque festival fringe
Songs of Faith and Joy - Emily Gray (mezzo soprano) and Gerard Cousins (guitar)
20 October 2018
Romsey Abbey, St Ethelflaeda Festival
These things shall be - Sansara
13 October 2018
Little St Mary's church, Cambridge
These things shall be - Cambridge Chorale, directed by Owain Park
12 October 2018
Little Missenden Festival, 8pm
These things shall be - Sansara
11 November 2017
St Stephen's Bristol, memorial concert
These things shall be - London Oriana Choir
3 November 2017
Holy Trinity Church, Sloane Square, London, memorial concert
These things shall be - London Oriana Choir
5 July 2017
Cutty Sark, Greenwich, London
These things shall be (world premiere) - London Oriana Choir
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