Forthcoming Concerts

1st March 2009
Belsize Square Synagogue

To include the first performance of the Etz Chayim cello concerto by Benjamin Wolf. With Gemma Rosefield (Cello)

14th June 2009
St John's, Smith Square

Celebrate with Song (in association with The Zemel Choir)
To include a performance of Bernstein's Chichester Psalms

 

Past Concerts (selected)

15th June 2008, St John's, Smith Square
Celebrate With Song
Ten centuries of Jewish Music (in association with The Zemel Choir), including performances of rarely performed motets and cantatas by seventeenth and eighteenth-century Jewish composers.

25th March 2007, All Saints Church, East Finchley
Charity Concert supported by the Mill Hill Music Club, and recorded by Opera Omnia. Including works by Boyce, Britten, Boccherini and Mozart.

26th November 2006, Purcell Room, South Bank (in association with JMI)
with Eliot Alderman (tenor), Gwendolen Burton (Soprano), Benjamin Seifert (Baritone), The Zemel Choir
Programme including world premieres of The Song of Songs by Kyla Greenbaum and a Shofar Concerto by Malcolm Miller. Also including excerpts from the great 1912 Yiddish Opera, King Ahaz, by Samuel Alman,

Sunday 15th October 2006: Mill Hill Music Club
Portland Theatre, Arts Depot, Finchley
With The Aurora Duo
Works by Mozart, Quantz and Elgar.

Sunday 27th November 2005: Mill Hill Music Club
With the Aurora Duo & the Amati Duo
Works by Corelli, Haydn, Bach and Mozart

28th November 2004: Queen Elizabeth Hall
In association with JMI, and together with The Zemel Choir and She'koyokh Klezmer Band. With Alice Woodbridge (soprano), Ann Sadan (Mezzo-Soprano), Robert Brody (tenor) and Benjamin Seifert (Baritone)
Including the first performance of Rohan Kriwaczek's concerto for klezmer band and orchestra, Nostalgia's Own End, and works by Chonon Lewis, Paul Ben-Haim, Mordecai Seter and Yehezkel Braun

27th November 2003: St James' Church, Piccadilly
Funded by JMI/Millennium Commission
Including the first performance of Benjamin Wolf's Piano Concerto, L'Chaim.
With Charles Owen (Piano)

21st March 2003: St James' Church, Piccadilly
Notes for a New Century
With Tamasin Cline (Viola) and Louisa Duggan (Harp)
Including the first performance of Phyvaside by David Lloyd-Mostyn - Phyvaside (Winner of the 2003 Wallace Ensemble Composition Prize)