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  • Héloïse Werner soprano; Emily Hultmark bassoon; Colin Alexander cello; Laura Snowden guitar; Daniel Shao flute; Calum Huggan percussion

Saturday 4 June 2022 1:00PM

Héloïse Werner soprano; Emily Hultmark bassoon; Colin Alexander cello; Laura Snowden guitar; Daniel Shao flute; Calum Huggan percussion

Héloïse Werner: Phrases album launch

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Download the PDF programme and song sheet/translations here. Reproduction and distribution is strictly prohibited.

Change of Artist
Due to unforeseen circumstances Amy Harman (bassoon) has withdrawn from the above concert. We are grateful to Emily Hultmark (bassoon) for stepping in as her replacement. The programme remains the same.

Archived

  • Héloïse Werner soprano
  • Emily Hultmark bassoon
  • Colin Alexander cello
  • Laura Snowden guitar
  • Daniel Shao flute
  • Calum Huggan percussion

Winner together with the other members of The Hermes Experiment of the Royal Philharmonic Society’s 2021 Young Artist Award, the soprano, working alongside some other fine contemporary musicians, brings several newly minted pieces to a programme that introduces Phrases, her debut recording as a solo artist.

  • This concert is part of the CAVATINA Chamber Music Trust ticket scheme, offering free tickets to those aged 8-25
  • Héloïse Werner/Zoë Martlew
      • Syncopate
  • Nico Muhly (b.1981)
      • Benedicite Recitation
        • (world première)
  • Josephine Stephenson (b.1990)
      • Comme l’espoir/you might all disappear
        • (world première)
  • Georges Aperghis (b.1945)
      • Récitation No. 9
  • Héloïse Werner
      • Unspecified Intentions
      • Confessional
  • Georges Aperghis
      • Récitation No. 8
  • Elaine Mitchener (b.1970)
      • whetdreem
        • (world première)
  • Héloïse Werner
      • Like Words
        • (world première)
  • Oliver Leith (b.1990)
      • yhyhyhyhyh
  • Zoë Martlew (b.1968)
      • The Plot
        • (world première) [1]
  1. Co-commissioned by Wigmore Hall, the RVW Trust and PRS Foundation’s Women Make Music. Zoë Martlew is supported by PRS Foundation’s Women Make Music.

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