Nicky Spence and Roger Vignoles   Myrthen: Hochlanders Abschied, Op.25 no.13 - Schumann Myrthen: Jemand, Op.25 no.4 - Schumann Myrthen: Hochlandisches Wiegenlied, Op.25 no.14 - Schumann Myrthen: Niemand, Op.25 no.22 - Schumann Dem roten Röslein gleicht mein Lieb, Op.27 no.2 - Schumann Six Romances on Verses by English Poets for bass and piano: O wert thou in the cauld blast Op.62 no. 2 - Shostakovich Six Romances on Verses by English Poets for bass and piano: Macpherson's Farewell Op.62 no. 3 - Shostakovich Six Romances on Verses by English Poets for bass and piano: Jenny Op.62 no. 4 - Shostakovich Who are these Children? for tenor and piano, Op.84 - Britten A Song for Christmas - Musgrave,  Oh men from the fields - Hughes,  The Monkey's Carol - Stanford,  Come sing and dance - Howells,  Nevicata - Respighi,  Pastorcito santo - Rodrigo,  A Ceremony of Carols, Op.28: That Yonge Childe - Britten Noël des enfants qui n'ont plus de maison - Debussy Weihnachtsgefühl TrV 198 - R Strauss Winterweihe, Op.48 no.4 - R Strauss Epiphanias - Wolf,  Nicky Spence, Tenor Roger Vignoles, Piano

Songs of the Heart and Hereafter An evening of songs showcasing the work of British composer, Samuel Coleridge-Taylor, alongside songs written by his peers, Elgar and Vaughan-Williams, and his composition teacher at the Royal College of Music, Charles Villiers Stanford. Coleridge-Taylor was once hailed by a New York critic in 1901 as the "Black Mahler", so the recital ends with a performance of Elizabeth's favourite collection of songs, Mahler's Rückert Lieder. Coleridge-Taylor, African Romances, Op.17: Love Song Coleridge-Taylor, African Romances, Op.17: How shall I woo thee? Stanford, A Sheaf of Songs from Leinster, Op.140: The bold, unbiddable child Stanford, A Sheaf of Songs from Leinster, Op.140: A soft day Elgar, Like to the damask Rose Elgar, Caractacus, Op.35: O'erarched by leaves Vaughan Williams, The House of life: no. 2 Silent Noon Vaughan Williams, Orpheus with his lute Coleridge-Taylor, Southern Love Songs, Op.12: Minguillo Coleridge-Taylor, Life and Death Coleridge-Taylor, Six sorrow songs, Op.57 Mahler, Rückert-Lieder Elizabeth Llewellyn, Soprano Simon Lepper, Piano

Towards 2022 Irish Rhapsody no. 2 in F minor, Op.84 “The Lament for the Son of Ossian” - Stanford Concerto for Organ and Orchestra - Buckley Symphony no. 1, “Glencree” - Boyle Fergal Caulfield - Organ RTÉ National Symphony Orchestra David Brophy - Conductor

Michael Collins Introduction and Allegro appassionato, for clarinet and piano, Op.256 - Reinecke Clarinet Sonata, Op.129 - Stanford Clarinet sonata no.1 in F minor, Op.120 no.1 - Brahms Première Rhapsodie in B flat major, for clarinet and piano - Debussy Rhapsodos - Betinis Violin Sonata in A major (arr. for clarinet) - Franck Michael Collins - Clarinet Michael McHale - Piano

Durufle Requiem: 70th Anniversary Concert Tye, O come Ye servants of the Lord Eccard, When to the Temple Mary went Redford, Rejoice in the Lord Howells, Here is the little door Parry, My soul there is a country Bennett, The Women of Samaria: God is a Spirit Stanford, Beati Quorum Via, Op.38 no.3 Whitlock, Jesu, grant me this I pray Bairstow, Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence Wood, Glory and honour and laud Howells, A Hymn to St Cecilia Duruflé, Requiem Saint Cecilia Singers Jonathan Hope, Conductor Christopher Allsop, Organ

Yale Glee Club presents Bernstein alongside The Choir With No Name Bernstein, West Side Story: Somewhere (arranged by Robert Edgerton) Barber, Other (Agnus Dei) Stanford, Other (Three Motets, Op. 37 ) Yale Glee Club The Choir With No Name

Spring Concert Stanford, Three Latin Motets, Op.38 Stanford, For lo, I raise up, Op.145 Stanford, The Blue Bird, Op.119/iii Haydn, Insanae et vanae curae Vierne, Messe Solennelle, Op.16 Lucy Braga, Soprano Mark Dancer, Organ Ben Lathbury, Conductor Portsmouth Festival Choir