Past Events

Broadcast of Héloïse’s Sable & Snow (in full) + composer’s interviews and portrait – 11pm (French time) link

Broadcast of Héloïse’s Sable & Snow, movement 5 on Anne Montaron’s show ‘Création Mondiale’ on France Musique, written for Maîtrise de Radio France – 12h54 & 22h55 (French time) link

Broadcast of Héloïse’s Sable & Snow, movement 4 on Anne Montaron’s show ‘Création Mondiale’ on France Musique, written for Maîtrise de Radio France – 12h54 & 22h55 (French time) link

Broadcast of Héloïse’s Sable & Snow, movement 3 on Anne Montaron’s show ‘Création Mondiale’ on France Musique, written for Maîtrise de Radio France – 12h54 & 22h55 (French time) link

Broadcast of Héloïse’s Sable & Snow, movement 2 on Anne Montaron’s show ‘Création Mondiale’ on France Musique, written for Maîtrise de Radio France – 12h54 & 22h55 (French time) link

Broadcast of Héloïse’s Sable & Snow, movement 1 on Anne Montaron’s show ‘Création Mondiale’ on France Musique, written for Maîtrise de Radio France – 12h54 & 22h55 (French time) link

Elbphilharmonie, Kleiner Saal, Hamburg, 7.30pm German premiere Héloïse’s song ‘Le Cœur Crucifié’, performed by mezzo-soprano Ema Nikolovska & pianist Kunal Lahiry as part of their recital programme link

Maison de la Radio et de la Musique, Auditorium, Paris, 8pm Héloïse joins the Maîtrise de Radio France and conductor Sofi Jeannin to premiere her new work ‘Sable & Snow’ for children’s choir and soprano, commissioned by Radio France Also … Continued

Milton Court, Barbican Centre, London, 7.30pm Kit Downes, Jas Kayser, Laura Moody, Fred Thomas, Angela Wai Nok Hui, Colin Alexander & Héloïse Werner Classical, Jazz and experimental improvisation fuse in an electrifying showcase of cutting-edge music from some of the … Continued

Jennifer Blackwell Performance Space, Birmingham Symphony Hall, 8pm The Hermes Experiment Elizabeth Jacquet de la Guerre (arr. Schofield), Les Rossignols  Anna Meredith (arr. Schofield), Fin like a flower Helen Grime (arr. Pashley), Council Offices  Imogen Holst (arr. Pashley), ‘Cinquepace’ and ‘Gigue’ from Suite for … Continued