Stravinsky: Les Noces
West Road Concert Hall West Road, CambridgeThe University's finest singers present Stravinsky's riotous Les Noces with the Univeristy Percussion Ensemble.
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Concert
De Profundis: Cambridge Female Composers Festival Season Launch
Selwyn College Grange Road, Cambridge, United KingdomThe inaugural Cambridge female composers festival opens with an ambitious program of choral and orchestral music, director by Sarah MacDonald. Chloë Allison (mezzo-soprano) and Mark Hounsell (tenor) are the soloists in Lili Boulanger's vivid setting of Psalm CXXX “Du fond de l’abîme”.
Mahler: Das Lied von der Erde
Trinity College Chapel Cambridge, United KingdomChloë Allison joins the Cambridge Mahler Orchestra to perform 'Der Abschied', the final movement of Mahler's Das Lied von der Erde.
Wagner: Wesendonck Lieder
West Road Concert Hall West Road, CambridgeCambridge Univerisity Symphony Orchestra present a program of Beethoven and Mendelssohn. As winner of their concerto competition, Chloë Allison joins them to perform Wagner's Wesendonck Lieder.
Histoires Naturelles – Ravel
St John's College Divinity School St John's Street, CambridgeChloë Allison (Mezzo soprano) is joined by Peter Asimov (Piano) to perform Ravel's vivid and quirky 'Histoires naturelles'.
Songs of Closing and Departing
Histon Baptist Church 2 Poplar Road, CambridgeChoir 2000 present Romantic songs and choral pieces, featuring works by Clara Schumann, Edward Elgar and C V Stanford, with Fauré’s beautiful ‘Requiem''.
This is their first concert with their new director, Chloë Allison.
Songs of Closing and Departing
Histon Baptist Church 2 Poplar Road, CambridgeChoir 2000 present Romantic songs and choral pieces, featuring works by Clara Schumann, Edward Elgar and C V Stanford, with Fauré’s beautiful ‘Requiem''.
This is their first concert with their new director, Chloë Allison.
In the Shadow of Notre Dame
St Bene't's Church Benet Street, CambridgeMarginalia invites you to rewind the clock 800 years and to explore medieval Paris in story and song.
Curated and directed by Dr Chloë Allison, based on her doctoral research at Cambridge University.