Le Feu

Le Rossignol (cover)

La Princesse (cover)

Thomas Søndergård conducts the Royal Scottish National Orchestra

Tickets: RSNO’s website

Le Feu

Le Rossignol (cover)

La Princesse (cover)

Thomas Søndergård conducts the Royal Scottish National Orchestra

Tickets: RSNO’s website

Lunchtime recital at St Ann’s Church, Dublin

PROGRAMME

Lili Boulanger - Clairières dans le ciel

I. Elle était descendue au bas de la prairie

II. Elle est gravement gaie

III. Parfois, je suis triste

IV. Un poète disait

VI. Si tout ceci n'est qu'un pauvre rêve

VIII. Vous m'avez regard avec toute votre âme

IX. Les lilas qui avaient fleuri

Ina Boyle

A Soft Day, Thank God!

The Last Invocation

Roses

Sally Beamish - Four Songs from Hafez

I. Nightingale

Grażyna Bacewicz

Róże

Three Songs to Arabic Words from the 10th Century

I. Mamidło

II. Inna

III. Samotność

Event description and details: here

Experience the emotional depth of Mahler’s Rückert-Lieder in an evening where voice meets movement. This collaborative performance features students from the Vocal Performance department performing alongside dancers from the School of Dance, bringing new resonance to Mahler’s intimate and lyrical songs.

soloist

Event tickets: here

The final round of Ye Cronies Opera Award competition.

Anna will perform Eccomi, in lieta vesta from Bellini’s “I Capuleti ed i Montecchi” and Arrière ! Je réchauffe les bons from Ravel’s “L’Enfant et les sortilèges”

Tickets: RCS website

In recital with Eléna Esposito.

Soprano 1 soloist

PROGRAMME:

W.A. Mozart - Mass in C minor KV

Sibelius - Pélleas et Mélisande

W.A. Mozart - Overture for Die Zauberflöte

Conducted by Iain McLarty

The Scottish Chamber Choir

Calton Consort

The Meadows Chamber Orchestra

In the final recital of her first year of masters studies, Anna will perform a programme of Debussy, Strauss, Boulanger and Bacewicz with her duo partner Elena Esposito.

Free entry, AGOS Studio

Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

Soprano soloist

Handel’s Dixit Dominus

Bach’s Missa Brevis in A

Michael Bawtree - Conductor & Harpsichord
Fraser David Macdonald - Conductor
Edinburgh Pro Musica Orchestra

Edinburgh Royal Choral Union

More info: Edinburgh Royal Choral Union’s website

Premiering a new work by RCS composer Hannah Morrison.

More info and tickets: RCS website

Afternoon concert including works by Debussy, Boulanger, Bacewicz, Rossini.

Tickets: RCS website

Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

This student-led concert aims to raise awareness for women’s experiences and give voice to the creative talents of women and female-identifying composers, performers and librettists who are currently not being showcased nearly as much as they should be.

Together with her duo partner Eléna Esposito, Anna will perform two songs from Lili Boulanger’s Clairières dans le ciel.
Tickets: here

RCS Vocal Performance students perform French songs, with the hope of winning the A Ramsay Calder Debussy Prize for Voice including the Norma Grieg French Song Prize.

Together with her duo partner Eléna Esposito, Anna will perform a programme of Poulenc, Lili Boulanger and Debussy.

Tickets: here.

In performance with Eléna Esposito

Tickets and information: Royal Conservatoire of Scotland’s website

Collaboration with Phaedra Ensemble, developed with Arnolfini Bristol and Holly Thomas.

Experimental sonic theatre work by composer Edward Jessen.

“In the 1950s French novelist Alain Robbe-Grillet innovated a manner of storytelling focused purely on a drama’s inanimate aspects and on its incidental components. His stories spell out the habits and patterns of people: what they hold, where they sit and how they touch. Robbe-Grillet’s breakthrough novel, Jealousy (1957), repeatedly visits an assortment of compact scenes—each within the same day-and-a-half window—on adjacent plantations in an undisclosed location. From this place, whose surface we explore in aurally-discernible routes and patterns, comes a theatrical puzzle. The sum of these descriptions leads the story’s narrator, a man brought to a standstill by jealousy, to suspect an infidelity between his wife and their neighbour. What’s missing is the character whose very name contains an ellipse—three dots. We know her only as A…”

Tickets and info: here.

Collaboration with Phaedra Ensemble, developed with Arnolfini Bristol and Holly Thomas.

Experimental sonic theatre work by composer Edward Jessen.

“In the 1950s French novelist Alain Robbe-Grillet innovated a manner of storytelling focused purely on a drama’s inanimate aspects and on its incidental components. His stories spell out the habits and patterns of people: what they hold, where they sit and how they touch. Robbe-Grillet’s breakthrough novel, Jealousy (1957), repeatedly visits an assortment of compact scenes—each within the same day-and-a-half window—on adjacent plantations in an undisclosed location. From this place, whose surface we explore in aurally-discernible routes and patterns, comes a theatrical puzzle. The sum of these descriptions leads the story’s narrator, a man brought to a standstill by jealousy, to suspect an infidelity between his wife and their neighbour. What’s missing is the character whose very name contains an ellipse—three dots. We know her only as A…”

Tickets and info: here.

Collaboration with Phaedra Ensemble, developed with Arnolfini Bristol and Holly Thomas.

Experimental sonic theatre work by composer Edward Jessen.

“In the 1950s French novelist Alain Robbe-Grillet innovated a manner of storytelling focused purely on a drama’s inanimate aspects and on its incidental components. His stories spell out the habits and patterns of people: what they hold, where they sit and how they touch. Robbe-Grillet’s breakthrough novel, Jealousy (1957), repeatedly visits an assortment of compact scenes—each within the same day-and-a-half window—on adjacent plantations in an undisclosed location. From this place, whose surface we explore in aurally-discernible routes and patterns, comes a theatrical puzzle. The sum of these descriptions leads the story’s narrator, a man brought to a standstill by jealousy, to suspect an infidelity between his wife and their neighbour. What’s missing is the character whose very name contains an ellipse—three dots. We know her only as A…”

Tickets and info: here.

Collaboration with Phaedra Ensemble, developed with Arnolfini Bristol and Holly Thomas.

Experimental sonic theatre work by composer Edward Jessen.

“In the 1950s French novelist Alain Robbe-Grillet innovated a manner of storytelling focused purely on a drama’s inanimate aspects and on its incidental components. His stories spell out the habits and patterns of people: what they hold, where they sit and how they touch. Robbe-Grillet’s breakthrough novel, Jealousy (1957), repeatedly visits an assortment of compact scenes—each within the same day-and-a-half window—on adjacent plantations in an undisclosed location. From this place, whose surface we explore in aurally-discernible routes and patterns, comes a theatrical puzzle. The sum of these descriptions leads the story’s narrator, a man brought to a standstill by jealousy, to suspect an infidelity between his wife and their neighbour. What’s missing is the character whose very name contains an ellipse—three dots. We know her only as A…”

Tickets and info: here.

Anna performs in the Wigmore Hall’s masterclass series with the renowned mezzo-soprano Anne Sofie von Otter, who passes her knowledge and expertise on the new generation of young singers.

Event description and tickets: here.

This event will be live streamed and available to watch on the Wigmore Hall’s website.

Five duos from the SongEasel Young Artist Programme will be performing to an audience with pianist and Lecturer of Lied at the Sibelius Academy, Helsinki, Keval Shah providing invaluable guidance for the participants.

Dulwich College, London

Text and logo sourced from the SongEasel website. Link to the event: here.

In her final recital of the bachelor’s degree, Anna will present a recital on the theme of incertitude that is an integral part of humanity.

Anna Pych, soprano & Paul Chilvers, piano

Programme:

G.F. Handel - “Furie terribili” from Rinaldo
N. Laufer - “Hokulus” from Undine aber sang
A. Schönberg - “Erwartung”
“Schenk mir deinen goldenen Kamm” from Vier Lieder op. 2
C. Wieck-Schumann - “Die gute Nacht”
S. Barber - “Sea-Snatch” from Hermit Songs op. 29
“Nocturne” from Four Songs op. 13

B. Britten - Tower Scene from The Turn of the Screw
M. Glinka - “Сомнение” (Doubt)
I.J. Paderewski - “Gdy ostatnia róża zwiędła”
“Chłopca mego mi zabrali” from Cztery pieśni op. 7
L. Janáček - “Kradla jsem” from Příhody lišky Bystroušky

Peacock Room, Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance

In a concert curated by MMus student soprano Emily Beech, singers perform a varied repertoire showcasing unaccompanied solo voice.

Anna will perform Hokulus and Glottermohn from Norbert Laufer’s Undine aber sang (1998-99).

Peacock Room, Trinity Laban Concervatoire of Music and Dance

Featuring George Morton’s stunning chamber arrangement of Holst’s iconic The Planets, the programme will also include Pendlebury’s own transcription of Terry Riley’s Sunrise of the Planetary Dream Collector for solo electric viola and sonic delay. Eliana Echeverry’s new work The Lost Planet for electric viola and ensemble completes our astrological journey, with the work imagining the sounds and atmosphere of our once ninth planet, Pluto.

(text and promotional image from Trinity Laban’s website)

The Queen's House, Royal Museums Greenwich
Tickets

Anna Pych, soprano
Chiara Naldi, piano

A special recital of Polish song and piano music at the beautiful Polish Hearth Club. The programme includes rarely performed songs by Chopin and Paderewski and Chopin’s Mazurkas.

Polish Hearth Club / Ognisko Polskie
55 Princes Gate, Exhibition Road, London SW7 2PN

tickets: link

Trinity Laban Opera Scenes

Purcell’s King Arthur, Puccini’s La Bohème, Musgrave’s A Christmas Carol, Catalani’s La Wally, Massenet’s Werther, Rimsky-Korsakov’s The Snow Maiden.

Anna will perform the part of Walter in scenes from Catalani’s La Wally as well as chorus parts in Purcell’s King Arthur, Puccini’s La Boheme and Musgrave’s A Christmas Carol.

The Hearn Recital Room,
Blackheath Halls

link to the event on Trinity Laban’s website

Trinity Laban Opera Scenes

Purcell’s King Arthur, Puccini’s La Bohème, Musgrave’s A Christmas Carol, Catalani’s La Wally, Massenet’s Werther, Rimsky-Korsakov’s The Snow Maiden.

Anna will perform the part of Walter in scenes from Catalani’s La Wally as well as chorus parts in Purcell’s King Arthur, Puccini’s La Boheme and Musgrave’s A Christmas Carol.

King Charles Court,
Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance

link to the event on Trinity Laban’s website

Peacock Room,
King Charles Court

Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance
Old Royal Naval College

link to the event on Trinity Laban’s website