Concert at Wigmore Hall curated by Héloïse, and featuring the world premiere of her new 20-minute work for vocal quintet and cello trio, co-commissioned by Wigmore Hall more details to follow More 25/26 dates TBA soon
Clare Chapel, Cambridge World premiere of Héloïse Werner’s new Nunc Dimitis written for Clare College Choir and commissioned by Clare College for their 700th Anniversary link
Prinzregententheater, Munich, 8pm World premiere of Héloïse’s new work written for Chor des Bayerischen Rundfunks Peter Dijkstra, conductor link
Bozar, Brussels, 5pm Abel Selaocoe – cello, vocals Héloïse Werner – vocals Bernhard Schimpelsberger – percussion Fabian Fiorini – piano link
Nieuwe Kerk, Amare, The Hague, 8.15pm miré (Kit Downes – organ, cello, hand percussion; Héloïse Werner – voice, cello, hand percussion; Colin Alexander – cello, hand percussion) A concert of vibrant musical reflections and expressive reverberations from this trio of … Continued
York Minster, York, 7.30pm World première of Héloïse’s new work for the Chapter House Choir, conducted by Benjamin Morris link
Conservatory, Barbican Centre, London, 12pm, 2.30pm, 5pm A collaboration between The Hermes Experiment and five international sound artists, this immersive concert-installation responds to the climate emergency. Through live, semi-improvised performance, musicians from The Hermes Experiment will interact with sonic essays … Continued
Studio 104, Maison de la Radio et de la Musique, Paris, 8pm Héloïse performs her siren suite for soprano & orchestra (in a new arrangement commissioned by Radio France) with the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, conducted by Marzena Diakun … Continued
St Mary’s Church, Luton, 7.30pm mezzo-soprano Helen Charlston and pianist Sholto Kynoch perform Héloïse’s song cycle Knight’s Dream link
Affinity Quartet tour Héloïse’s string quartet Incantation in 4 parts around Australia: Sun 26 Oct 2.30pm – Macedon Music, VIC Sun 2 Nov 2.30pm – Four Winds 2025 Season, Windsong Pavilion, Bermagui NSW Fri 7 Nov 2pm – Primrose Potter … Continued