Saint-Saëns Requiem - alto soloist
A Solemn Mass for All Souls’ Day
REQUIEM by CAMILLE SAINT-SAËNS (1835-1921)
St. Mary Magdalene Choir and Orchestra, Sussex House Choir
Nicholas Kaye conductor
Entry free. Collection
A Solemn Mass for All Souls’ Day
REQUIEM by CAMILLE SAINT-SAËNS (1835-1921)
St. Mary Magdalene Choir and Orchestra, Sussex House Choir
Nicholas Kaye conductor
Entry free. Collection
A View from the Banjo is an offering from vocal trio The Ruffians (Miranda Ostler, Amy Kearsley & Hestor Dart), in collaboration with Amber Priestley and CN Lester. Three pieces for voices and noise makers (Priestley) – one of which is a new commission and world premiere – sit alongside settings of Gertrude Stein (Lester). This is an exercise in absurdity, a provocation of mundanity and a celebration of smallnesses. Through video installation, factory-like production lines and household objects, The Ruffians invite accidental, incidental and coincidental sounds onto the stage.
The first half of the concert will be Contemporary Vocal Sünds, a bold recital of new vocal music co-curated by Eleanor Westbrook and Oskar McCarthy. It explores what voices can do when freed from tradition, combining experimental vocal techniques, theatricality, and improvisation into a bold and captivating live experience that reimagines the dynamics between singers and audience.
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This larger-than-life celebration of our capital by artist Es Devlin and composer Kieran Brunt soars with dozens of the city’s greatest choirs and Jacob Collier.
Miranda will be singing as part of vocal ensemble Shards.
Miranda will join Ololyga again as a Virtue for their revival production of Bitter Visions: By Order of Hildegard.
Part of Grimeborn Festival 2026
Miranda will join Ololyga again as a Virtue for their revival production of Bitter Visions: By Order of Hildegard.
Part of Grimeborn Festival 2026
Miranda will join Ololyga again as a Virtue for their revival production of Bitter Visions: By Order of Hildegard.
Part of Grimeborn Festival 2026
Miranda will join Ololyga again as a Virtue for their revival production of Bitter Visions: By Order of Hildegard.
Part of Grimeborn Festival 2026
Directed by Nigel Short
Miranda will join Cranbrook Choral Society as the Alto Soloist for Mendelssohn’s Elijah.
Directed by Francesca Massey
Miranda will join Rotherhithe and Bermondsey Choral Society as the Alto Soloist for Haydn’s Theresienmesse.
Directed by Samuel Draper
Directed by Gregory Drott
Directed by Gregory Drott
Directed by Stephen Farr
Directed by Bertie Baigent
Directed by Michael Waldron
Directed by Gregory Drott
“A Woman’s War” tells the stories of women who had to flee Ukraine after the full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022. The effects of war are rarely communicated from female perspectives, and the impact on people outside of the front line is often overlooked. Kornélia and Natália conducted 12 detailed interviews with Ukrainian women, aged 19 to over 60. This production holds particular significance in revitalising the discussion around the Russo-Ukrainian War, that started in 2014, emphasising its urgency and contemporary relevance. Artistically, “A Woman’s War” takes inspiration from many traditions – including Ukrainian folk and choral music – and combines it with immersive sound design.
Festival Voices, directed by Gregory Batsleer, perform Anna Clyne’s Pocket Book LXV to open the award ceremony.
Directed by Nigel Groome
Miranda will be a guest singer with Paul Ayres’ choir, London City Chorus.