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  • Concerteenies: Sheffield

    Whirlow Spirituality Centre Whirlow Grange Close, Sheffield, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Relaxation Concerts

    Three sessions:
    10-10.45
    11.30-12.15
    1-1.45

  • Concerteenies: Sheffield

    Whirlow Spirituality Centre Whirlow Grange Close, Sheffield, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Relaxation Concerts

    Three sessions:
    10-10.45
    11.30-12.15
    1-1.45

  • Alwinton Summer Concerts: Northumberland

    St Mary's Church, Wooler 7 Church Street, Wooler, Northumberland, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Mikhail Glinka Nocturne
    Domenico Scarlatti Sonata in F minor K. 466, arr. Louise Thomson
    Gabriel Pierné Impromptu Caprice
    Nino Rota Sarabanda
    Ekaterina Walter-Kühne Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky
    Marcel Tournier Jazz Band

    Dalwyn Henshall Three Welsh Dances
    Huw Watkins Suite for Harp
    Mary Ann Kennedy Cruit Gun Cheis Ceall Gun Aba
    Catriona McKay The Swan LK243
    Pat Metheny Letter from Home, arr. Louise Thomson
    Marcel Grandjany Rhapsodie

  • Concerteenies: Sheffield

    Greenhill Library, Sheffield 160 Hemper Lane, Sheffield, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

  • Concerteenies: Sheffield

    Cutlery Works 73-101 Neepsend Lane, Sheffield, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Concert for 0-5 year olds and their grown-ups.

    World of Music: Great British Tea Party!

    Two performances:
    10:00 - 10:45
    11:15 - 12:00

  • Concerteenies

    Venue to follow , England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    'Mixed!'
    As part of Chatterbox project
    Sheffield - working with schools

  • Concerteenies

    Venue to follow , England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    'Mixed'
    As part of Chatterbox project
    Sheffield - working with schools

  • Broomhill Festival: Sheffield

    Broomhill Methodist Church Fulwood Road, Broomhill, Sheffield, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Musical Stories - Mixed
    1:30 PM 2:15 PM
    2:45 PM 3:30 PM

    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator) perform Arree Chung's children's story, Mixed.

  • Arlington Arts Centre: West Berkshire

    Arlington Arts Centre Snelsmore Common, Newbury, West Berkshire
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Glinka Nocturne in E flat
    Scarlatti Sonata in F minor K. 466, arr. Louise Thomson
    Pierné Impromptu Caprice
    Rota Sarabanda
    Walter-Kühne Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky
    Tournier Jazz Band
    Henshall Three Welsh Dances
    Watkins Suite for Harp
    Kennedy Cruit Gun Cheis Ceall Gun Aba
    McKay The Swan LK243
    Metheny Letter from Home, arr. Louise Thomson
    Grandjany Rhapsodie

  • Higham Hall: Cumbria

    Higham Hall Bassenthwaite Lake, Cockermouth, Cumbria, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Louise Thompson (Harp) and Nicola Hunter (Flute)

    Vaughan Williams Fantasia on Greensleeves
    Vaughan Williams Valse Lente
    Vaughan Williams Six Studies in English Folksong
    Grandjany Rhapsodie
    Nielsen The Fog is Lifting
    Trad. The Boatman, arr. Rhonda Larson
    Scott Rubato, from Sonata for Flute and Harp
    Ravel Pièce en forme de Habanera
    Vaughan Williams Suite de Ballet

  • Sounds Sublime Festival: London

    Kings Place, London 90 York Way, London, England, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and the Corvus Consort (vocal ensemble)

    Louise Thomson (harp) and the Corvus Consort

    Imogen Holst - Welcome Joy and Welcome Sorrow
    Hilary Campbell - Our endless day
    Esther Swift - Time Spinner
    Amy Beach - Dusk in June
    Gustav Holst - Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda (Third Group)
    John Hearne - Alba

  • World Harp Congress: Cardiff

    Level 3 Stage, St David's Hall 9-11 The Hayes, Cardiff, Wales
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Louise Thomson and Polly Ives (narrator) perform a new musical version of the book ‘Mixed’ based on the original book written and illustrated by Arree Chung and published by Macmillan Publishing Group. The music is composed for harp by Paul Rissmann as part of a new commissions project by Concerteenies thanks to an Arts Council England grant in 2021. The reds, the yellows, and the blues all think they're the best in this vibrant, thought-provoking picture book from Arree Chung, with a message of acceptance and unity. In the beginning, there were three colours… Reds, Yellows and Blues. All special in their own ways, all living in harmony--until one day, a Red says Reds are the best! and starts a colour kerfuffle. When the colours decide to separate, is there anything that can change their minds? A Yellow, a Blue, and a never-before-seen colour might just save the day in this inspiring book about colour, tolerance, and embracing differences.

  • Church Stretton Arts Festival: Shropshire

    St Laurence's Church, Church Stretton Church Street, Shropshire, Shropshire, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and the Corvus Consort (vocal ensemble)

    Josef Rheinberger: Wie lieblich sind deine Wohnungen
    Gustav Holst: Two Eastern Pictures
    Hilary Campbell: Our endless day
    Esther Swift: Time Spinner
    Amy Beach: Dusk in June
    Imogen Holst: Welcome Joy and Welcome Sorrow
    Gustav Holst: Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda (Third Group)
    Marcel Grandjany: Rhapsodie
    Olivia Sparkhall: Lux aeterna
    Gustav Holst: Ave Maria
    John Hearne: Alba

  • Cockermouth Music Society: Cumbria

    United Reformed Church, Cockermouth Main Street, Cumbria, Cumbria, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Mikhail Glinka: Nocturne
    Gabriel Pierné: Impromptu Caprice
    Pierick Houdy: Sonata for Harp
    Nino Rota: Sarabanda
    Ekaterina Walter-Kühne: Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky

    Dalwyn Henshall: Three Welsh Dances
    Huw Watkins: Suite for Harp
    Esther Swift: Time Spinner
    Pat Metheny, arr. Louise Thomson: Letter from Home
    Marcel Grandjany: Rhapsodie

  • Relaxation concert and ‘Mixed’ performance: Grimm & co., Rotherham

    Grimm & Co Old Town Hall, Unit 20/21, Frederick Street, Rotherham, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    11-11:45 relaxation concert
    2-2:45 Mixed performance

    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator) perform children's story, Mixed alongside music by Grandjany, Tournier and Henshall.

  • The Barnby Choir: Cheshire

    Wilmslow United Reform Church Chapel Lane, Wilmslow, Cheshire, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Benjamin Britten: Ceremony of Carols
    Leonard Bernstein: Chichester Psalms

  • Friday Voices: Burton-on-Trent

    St. Mary’s Church, Tutbury Church Street, Burton-on-Trent, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Benjamin Britten: Ceremony of Carols

  • Orchestra of Square Chapel: Halifax

    Square Chapel Arts Centre 10 Square Road, Halifax, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Conductor Stephen Threlfall

    Debussy Danse Sacrée et Danse Profane
    Respighi The Birds

  • Concerteenies: Doncaster

    The Point 16 South Parade, Doncaster, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Join narrator Polly Ives with harpist Louise Thomson for a vibrant reimagining of Mixed, for children aged 3-7.
    10.30 am and 11.45am

  • Concerteenies: Rotherham

    Schools in Rotherham Rotherham, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Two performances of "Mixed" at schools in and around Rotherham.

    10:00 - 10:45
    Kings Oak Primary Learning Centre, Wombwell
    S73 8TX

    13:30 - 14:15
    Kelford School, Kimberworth
    S61 2NU

  • Concerteenies: Barnsley

    Schools in Barnsley Barnsley, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Two performances of "Mixed" at schools in and around Barnsley.

    10:30 - 11:15
    Oakwell Rise Primary Academy, Barnsley
    S70 1TS

    13:30 - 14:15
    Laithes Primary School, Barnsley
    S71 3AF

  • Concerteenies: Barnsley

    Libraries in Barnsley Barnsley, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Two performances of "Mixed" at libraries in the Barnsley area.

    10:30 - 11:15
    Hoyland Library, S74 9AF

    13:30 - 14:15
    Wombwell Library, S73 0BA

  • ‘Mixed’ for families: Kommune, Sheffield

    Victoria Hall Norfolk Street, Sheffield, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Join narrator Polly Ives with harpist Louise Thomson for a vibrant reimagining of "Mixed", for children aged 3-7.

    Two performances: 10.30 am and 11.45 am

  • Buxton International Festival: Derbyshire

    Crescent Assembly Rooms Buxton Crescent Spa Hotel, The Crescent, Derbyshire, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Marcel Grandjany: Rhapsodie
    Pierick Houdy: Sonata for Harp
    Ekaterina Walter-Kühne: Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky
    Bedrich Smetana, arr. Hans Trnecek: The Moldau
    Esther Swift: Time Spinner
    Henriette Renié: Légende, after Les Elfes by Leconte de Lisle

  • Ryedale Festival: North Yorkshire

    The Milton Rooms Market Place, Malton, North Yorkshire, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Join narrator Polly Ives with harpist Louise Thomson for a vibrant reimagining of Mixed by Arree Chung, for children aged 3-7.

  • Ryedale Festival: North Yorkshire

    The Milton Rooms Market Place, Malton, North Yorkshire, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Relaxation Concert for Babies

  • Ryedale Festival: North Yorkshire

    Scarborough Library Vernon Road, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Join narrator Polly Ives with harpist Louise Thomson for a vibrant reimagining of Mixed by Arree Chung, for children aged 3-7.

  • Ryedale Festival: North Yorkshire

    Scarborough Library Vernon Road, Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Relaxation Concert for Babies

  • Ryedale Festival: York

    National Centre for Early Music St. Margaret's Church, Walmgate, York, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    11:00 - Mixed
    Join narrator Polly Ives with harpist Louise Thomson for a vibrant reimagining of Mixed by Arree Chung, for children aged 3-7.

  • Ryedale Festival: York

    National Centre for Early Music St. Margaret's Church, Walmgate, York, England
    Louise Thomson (harp) and Polly Ives (narrator)

    Relaxation Concert for Babies

  • Lake District Summer Music International Festival: Hawkshead

    Hawkshead Market Hall The Square, Hawkshead, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Louise Thompson - Harp
    Stephen Threlfall - Director

    Schreker Intermezzo
    Mahler Adagietto (from Symphony No.5)
    Debussy Danse Sacrée et Profane

    Calling all string players! The enchanting village of Hawkshead hosts our annual workshop. Don’t miss your chance to play sublime music alongside stunning harpist Louise Thompson and festival Artistic Director Stephen Threlfall.

    Duration 3 hrs (approx.) | Tickets: £15 (free for under 18s)

  • Lake District Summer Music International Festival: Hawkshead

    Hawkshead Parish Church 1863 Main Street, Hawkshead, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Marcel Grandjany: Rhapsodie
    Pierick Houdy: Sonata for Harp
    Ekaterina Walter-Kühne: Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky
    Bed?ich Smetana, arr. Hans Trnecek: The Moldau
    Esther Swift: Time Spinner
    Henriette Renié: Légende, after Les Elfes by Leconte de Lisle

  • Whiddon Autumn Festival: Devon

    Throwleigh Church St Mary's Church, Throwleigh, Devon, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Marcel Grandjany: Rhapsodie
    Pierick Houdy: Sonata for Harp
    Ekaterina Walter-Kühne: Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky
    Bed?ich Smetana, arr. Hans Trnecek: The Moldau
    Esther Swift: Time Spinner
    Henriette Renié: Légende, after Les Elfes by Leconte de Lisle

  • Whiddon Autumn Festival: Devon

    Moretonhampstead Church St Andrew's Church, Fore Street, Moretonhampstead, Devon, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Festival Director Freddie Crowley conducts Ensemble-in-Residence the Corvus Consort in a fascinating exploration of composers' responses to the poetry of 17th-century English metaphysical poet George Herbert (1593-1633).

    Through a sumptuous selection of choral music by Judith Weir, Alec Roth, Roxanna Panufnik and James MacMillan, the musicians reveal how George Herbert's words have provided inspiration to a whole generation of composers.

    Finally, the Corvus Consort is joined by baritone soloist George Clark, Harry Baker (piano), Louise Thomson (harp) and the Festival String Quartet, to perform perhaps the most famous setting of Herbert's poetry: Ralph Vaughan Williams's magnificent Five Mystical Songs.

  • Whiddon Autumn Festival: Devon

    Endecott House, Chagford Devon, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Meet our brilliant young musicians over a relaxed coffee in Endecott House, with short musical performances from our resident artists.

    This is an informal drop-in event running 10:00 – 12:00.

  • Whiddon Autumn Festival: Devon

    St Andrew's Church, Moretonhampstead Fore Street, Bovey Tracey, Devon, England
    Corvus Consort (vocal ensemble) and Louise Thomson (harp)

    Women's Voices

    Corvus Consort upper voices
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Imogen Holst: Welcome Joy and Welcome Sorrow
    Hilary Campbell: Our endless day
    Carol J Jones: All shall be well
    Gustav Holst: Two Eastern Pictures
    Amy Beach: Three Flower Songs, Op. 31
    Gemma McGregor: Love Was His Meaning
    Olivia Sparkhall: Lux aeterna
    Gustav Holst: Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda (Third Group)

  • Whiddon Autumn Festival: Devon

    Astor's Bookshop 2 The Square, Chagford, Devon, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    "Let's Dance!"

    A concert for children and their grown-ups.

    Featuring, percussion, singing, dancing and informal introductions, Louise Thomson will play a range of music on the harp including Bach, Tchaikovsky and Gershwin. This is a fun, sensory and informal concert for children and their grown ups (ideal age range 2-6 years).

  • Ripon International Festival: North Yorkshire

    St. Peter’s Church, Brafferton School Lane, Brafferton, North Yorkshire, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Marcel Grandjany: Rhapsodie
    John Thomas: Watching the Wheat
    Ekaterina Walter-Kühne: Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky
    Interval
    Bed?ich Smetana, arr. Hans Trnecek: The Moldau
    Esther Swift: Time Spinner
    Henriette Renié: Légende, after Les Elfes by Leconte de Lisle

  • Lincoln Cathedral: Lincoln

    Chapter House, Lincoln Cathedral Minster Yard, Lincoln, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Benjamin Britten: Ceremony of Carols

  • Concerteenies: Sheffield

    Kommune Level 1, Castle House, Castle Street/Angel Street, Sheffield, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Christmas concert
    Pre-Crawlers

    • Medliest Christmas Medley
    • Frozen- Let it Go.
    • Variations Pastorale sur un vieux Noël - Rousseau. (Classsical). Excerpt.
    • Jingle Bells (Jazz arrangement).
    • Have yourself a merry little Christmas (jazzy arrangement).
    • Rudolf The Red Nose Reindeer.
    • Walking in the air.
    • We wish you a merry Christmas Concert variations.

  • Concerteenies: Sheffield

    Kommune Level 1, Castle House, Castle Street/Angel Street, Sheffield, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Christmas concert
    Children aged 0-5

    • Medliest Christmas Medley
    • Frozen- Let it Go.
    • Variations Pastorale sur un vieux Noël - Rousseau. (Classsical). Excerpt.
    • Jingle Bells (Jazz arrangement).
    • Have yourself a merry little Christmas (jazzy arrangement).
    • Rudolf The Red Nose Reindeer.
    • Walking in the air.
    • We wish you a merry Christmas Concert variations.

  • Concerteenies: Sheffield

    Theatre Deli Cuthbert House, Arley Street, Highfield, Sheffield, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Christmas Chill-Out Concert
    Pre-crawlers

    * Frozen- Let it Go.
    * Variations Pastorale sur un vieux Noël - Rousseau. (Classsical). Excerpt.
    * Jingle Bells (Jazz arrangement).
    * Christmas Medley (First Noel and Silent Night).
    * Rudolf The Red Nose Reindeer.
    * Have yourself a merry little Christmas (jazzy arrangement).
    * Walking in the air.
    * We wish you a merry Christmas Concert variations.

  • Concerteenies: Sheffield

    Theatre Deli Cuthbert House, Arley Street, Highfield, Sheffield, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Christmas Chill-Out Concert
    For ages 0-5

    Christmas concert
    Pre-Crawlers

    • Medliest Christmas Medley
    • Frozen- Let it Go.
    • Variations Pastorale sur un vieux Noël - Rousseau. (Classsical). Excerpt.
    • Jingle Bells (Jazz arrangement).
    • Have yourself a merry little Christmas (jazzy arrangement).
    • Rudolf The Red Nose Reindeer.
    • Walking in the air.
    • We wish you a merry Christmas Concert variations.

  • Manchester Harp Festival

    Stoller Hall Hunts Bank, Manchester, Manchester, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    The inaugural Manchester Harp Festival will take place on Friday 19 January and Saturday 20 January 2024, led by Artistic Director Louise Thomson.

    There will be world-class performances, workshops, meet the artist events, children’s activities and an exciting competition for harpists of all abilities.

    Book an all-access ticket to the two-day festival – including both evening recitals and access to the full day of workshops. You can find full bios for all performers and workshop leaders in the Manchester Harp Festival here.

  • Manchester Harp Festival: Opening Recital

    Stoller Hall Hunts Bank, Manchester, Manchester, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Esther Swift: Time Spinner
    Jerome Kern, arr. P. Baker: All the Things You Are
    Johann Sebastian Bach, trans. Anne-Marie O’Farrell: Prelude from Cello Suite no. 6 in D major, BWV 1012
    Louis Spohr: Fantasie in C minor op. 35
    Franz Schubert, trans. Anne-Marie O’Farrell: Fantasie, op. 103, D. 940
    Interval
    “Expectations of a Lifetime” (Set performed by Esther Swift)
    Charles-Marie Widor, trans. Anne-Marie O’Farrell: Toccata from Symphony for Organ no. 5 in F minor, op. 42

  • Chandos Records: London

    St. Augustine's Church, Kilburn Kilburn Park Road, London, England
    Corvus Consort (vocal ensemble) and Louise Thomson (harp)

  • Malvern Concert Club : Malvern

    Elmslie House 8 Avenue Road, Malvern, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Marcel Grandjany: Rhapsodie
    John Thomas: Watching the Wheat
    Ekaterina Walter-Kühne: Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky
    Bedřich Smetana, arr. Hans Trnecek: The Moldau
    Esther Swift: Time Spinner
    Henriette Renié: Légende, after Les Elfes by Leconte de Lisle

  • Sheffield Chamber Music Festival: Sheffield

    St. Mark's Church, Sheffield Broomfield Road, Sheffield, England
    Ensemble 360

    An afternoon of glorious choral music.

    Ella Taylor, Anna Huntley, Darius Battiwalla, Ensemble 360, Louise Thomson, Abbeydale Singers & Lucy Joy Morris

    The Abbeydale Singers perform Cantique de Jean Racine, one of Gabriel Fauré’s most popular works, loved for its beautifully restrained nature and gorgeous harmonies. They are joined by Ensemble 360 for Fauré’s Mass, rarely performed in its entirety, composed in collaboration with his lifelong friend, André Messager, in honour of fishermen from the tiny Normandy village of Villerville.

    Organist Darius Battiwalla plays César Franck’s mesmerising Prelude, Fugue and Variation before singers Anna Huntley and Ella Taylor, rising stars of the opera and concert stage, join Ensemble 360, Louise Thomson and Abbeydale Singers for the shimmering sounds of the Queen’s Vision by the Irish-French composer Augusta Holmès.

    Gabriel Fauré/Messager: Messe des Pêcheurs de Villerville
    Gabriel Fauré : Cantique de Jean Racine
    César Franck : Prelude, Fugue and Variation op. 18
    Augusta Holmès : La vision de la reine

  • Ripon International Festival: Ripon

    St Andrew's Church, Kirkby Malzeard Church St, Ripon, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Marcel Grandjany: Rhapsodie
    John Thomas: Watching the Wheat
    Albert Zabel: La Source, op. 23
    Ekaterina Walter-Kühne: Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky
    Interval
    Bedřich Smetana, arr. Hans Trnecek: The Moldau
    Esther Swift: Time Spinner
    Henriette Renié: Légende, after Les Elfes by Leconte de Lisle

  • Islington Proms: London

    St. James' Church, Islington Prebend Street, Greater London
    Corvus Consort (vocal ensemble) and Louise Thomson (harp)

    Corvus Consort and Louise Thomson mark the release of their disc for Chandos, 'Welcome Joy' - A celebration of women’s voices - which goes on general release this day.

    Imogen Holst: Welcome Joy and Welcome Sorrow
    Gemma McGregor: Love was his meaning
    Hilary Campbell: Our endless day
    Elizabeth Poston: An English Day-Book
    Interval
    Judith Weir: We sekyn here rest
    Olivia Sparkhall: Lux aeterna
    Gustav Holst: Two Eastern Pictures
    Shruthi Rajasekar: Ushās (Goddess of Dawn)
    "Shruthi Rajasekar: Priestess"
    Gustav Holst: Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda (Third Group)

  • Matlock Music Society: Derbyshire

    Wheeldon Hall, Highfields School Lumsdale, Derbyshire, Derbyshire, England
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Marcel Grandjany: Rhapsodie
    John Thomas: Watching the Wheat
    Albert Zabel: La Source, op. 23
    Ekaterina Walter-Kühne: Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky
    Interval
    Bedřich Smetana, arr. Hans Trnecek: The Moldau
    Esther Swift: Time Spinner
    Henriette Renié: Légende, after Les Elfes by Leconte de Lisle

  • Vox Orbis: Limerick

    St Mary's Cathedral Bridge Street, Limerick, Ireland
    Stratos Duo - Louise Thomson (Harp) and Anne-Marie O'Farrell (Harp)

    As part of Vox orbis's concert, Stratos Duo will perform:

    Franz Schubert, arr. Anne-Marie O’Farrell: Fantasie in F minor, op. 103, D. 940

    Full programme, with Guest Conductor Heather Nelson:
    Brahms opus 17 Four Songs for upper voices choir, Harp, and two French Horns
    Schubert Gott ist mein Hirt (Ps 23)
    Schubert, arr. O'Farrell Fantasie D940
    Rheinberger Abendlied
    Rheinberger Wie lieblich sind Deine Wohnungen

  • Vox Orbis: Galway

    St. Nicholas Collegiate Church Lombard Street, Galway, Ireland
    Stratos Duo - Louise Thomson (Harp) and Anne-Marie O'Farrell (Harp)

    As part of Vox orbis's concert, Stratos Duo will perform:

    Franz Schubert, arr. Anne-Marie O’Farrell: Fantasie in F minor, op. 103, D. 940

    Full programme, with Guest Conductor Heather Nelson:
    Brahms opus 17 Four Songs for upper voices choir, Harp, and two French Horns
    Schubert Gott ist mein Hirt (Ps 23)
    Schubert, arr. O'Farrell Fantasie D940
    Rheinberger Abendlied
    Rheinberger Wie lieblich sind Deine Wohnungen

  • Chester Choral Week: Chester

    St Thomas of Canterbury 3 Cheney Road, Chester
    Louise Thomson (harp)

    Programme to include:
    Cecilia McDowall: A Fancy of Folksongs (selection)
    Gustav Holst: Hymn to the Dawn, from Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda, op. 26
    Albert Zabel: La Source, op. 23

  • Sheffield University Concerts: Sheffield

    Firth Hall Firth Court, Western Bank, Sheffield, Sheffield, England
    Stratos Duo - Louise Thomson (Harp) and Anne-Marie O'Farrell (Harp)

    Franz Schubert, arr. Anne-Marie O’Farrell: Fantasie in F minor, op. 103, D. 940
    Ekaterina Walter-Kühne: Fantaisie Sur Un Theme De L’Opera Eugene Onegin par P. Tchaikovsky
    Jean-Michel Damase: Sonatine for two harps
    Interval
    Caroline Lizotte: Raga
    Claude Debussy, arr. Anne-Marie O’Farrell: Six épigraphes antiques (selection)
    Johann Sebastian Bach, arr. Anne-Marie O’Farrell: Chromatic Fantaisa and Fugue in D minor, BWV 903
    Philip Hammond, arr. Anne-Marie O’Farrell: The Beardless Boy