Emily Andrews - flautist and mezzo

This exciting concert, produced in collaboration with London Chamber Music Society, marks Firebird’s King’s Place début and features the internationally acclaimed cellist Raphael Wallfisch.

J S Bach - Air & Gavotte from Orchestra Suite no. 3 in D
Haydn - Cello Concerto no. 1 in C, Hob.VIIb:1
Rossini - Une Larme
Mozart - Symphony no. 41 in C, K. 551 (‘Jupiter’)

Conductor Jonathan Bloxham
Cello Raphael Wallfisch

Tickest cost between £15.50 and £29.50. For more information please see the Firebird Orchestra website

This project is a collaboration between the London Firebird Orchestra and Middlesex University composition students. The concert will include two new pieces by Middx Uni students, and Mozart Piano Concerto 20 in D minor, with a soloist from the university, alongside the Requiem.

I am playing flute and piccolo for this concert with Didcot Choral Society. Brahms Requiem is one of the very best, so do come if you haven't heard it before!

For more information see the Didcot Choral Society website.

Programme includes Beethoven 3, and Beethoven Violin Concerto in D, with soloist Thomas Gould.

For more information and to book tickets, please see the London Firebird Orchestra website.

I'll be playing 2nd flute with the Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra of London for this concert in The Anvil in Basingstoke.

Mendelssohn The Hebrides Overture (Fingal's Cave)
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor
Calin Huma Symphony "Carpatica" (World Premiere)

Andrey Baranov violin
Christopher Petrie conductor

Full price tickets range from £15 to £30 and can be bought from the Anvil's website.

This Gala Concert will include Sibelius 5, and Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto number 1, with soloist Marc Corbett-Weaver, conducted by Edward Farmer.

For more information and to book tickets, please see the London Firebird Orchestra website.

I'm playing first flute in this concert with the excellend London Firebird Orchestra. Tickets cost between £15 and £35 although I can get a couple of special concession tickets at £10 if I know you're coming - so email me if you want one!

Programme:

Barnaby Martin “Stillness” from the Kalamos Suite (World Première)
Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto no. 1 in B flat, Op. 23
Sibelius Symphony no. 5 in E flat, Op. 82

Conductor Edward Farmer
Composer Barnaby Martin
Piano Marc Corbett-Weaver

For more details and tickets see the London Firebird Orchestra website

I'm playing first flute in this production of Brahms' Requiem with Godalming Choral Society. Please contact me for more information, or see the choral society website here.

I'll be reaming up with my great friend from the Royal Academy of Music, Icelandic pianist Eva Hilmarsdottir, for this recital in Leatherhead - and we are so looking forward to it!

In celebration of this grand reunion, we're performing a programme of entirely English and Icelandic music:
Handel, Lennox Berkeley, Daniel S Wood, Atli Heimar and Sveinbjörn Sveinbjörnsson.

More information about the recital series can be found on their website here.

Admission is free but please bring plenty of change for the retiring collection, and also for the tea served in the church after the concert.

I'm playing 2nd flute in this concert with Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra of London in Cadogan Hall. Repertoire includes Tchaikovsky 6th Symphony. More information to follow.

This is the first London Firebird Orchestra concert of the 2015/2016 season, and I'm very much looking forward to playing with them again, particularly with the fabulous soloist Jennifer Pike.

The programme is:

Mozart Overture to Don Giovanni
Sibelius Violin Concerto in D minor, Op. 47
Dvorak Symphony no. 8 in G, Op. 88

Tickets cost between £15 and £35 and can be reserved in advance by email. For more information on ticket booking, or the concert, please visit the London Firebird Orchestra's website.

This concert by the London Firebird Orchestra is called Fantasia, and you can read more about this theme and buy tickets here. Please note tickets MUST be reserved in advance for this concert (and I have a few discounts, so contact me if you would like a £10 ticket).

The programme is:
Vaughan Williams Fantasia on a Theme by Thomas Tallis
Elgar Introduction & Allegro
Beethoven Symphony no. 7 in A, Op. 92

Conducted by Michael Thrift.
I'll be playing first flute, and am very much looking forward to the concert.

I'm playing 3rd flute and piccolo in this concert, with my good friend Michael Liu on first flute (and sounding fab). It's my first time with this excellent ensemble, but I hope won't be the last!

Programme is:
Beethoven Coriolan Overture
Mahler 4

Conducted by James Henshaw.

For more information see the Outcry Ensemble website.

London Firebird Orchestra, as part of their residency with Middlesex University, will be joining with the university's choral society to perform the following programme:

Saint-Saëns Requiem
Debussy Prelude a l'apres midi d'un faune
Première of a New Student Composition
Hovhaness Tzaikerk (Evening Song)

Orchestral Conductor: George Jackson
Choral Condutor: Jonathan Rathbone

Tickets available on the door.

This concert is the culmination of an intensive conducting masterclass - so each conductor who took part in the masterclass will perform one movement of a symphony either by Haydn or by Brahms. It's always a very varied evening, and great fun to watch the different conductors' approaches, one after the other. It also keeps the orchestra on our toes! Do come if you're interested - or message me for more details.

This concert is the culmination of an intensive conducting masterclass - so each conductor who took part in the masterclass will perform one movement of a symphony either by Haydn or by Brahms. It's always a very varied evening, and great fun to watch the different conductors' approaches, one after the other. It also keeps the orchestra on our toes! Do come if you're interested - or message me for more details.

Mozart Overture to Le Nozze di Figaro, K. 492
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto in E minor, Op. 64
Mozart Two Arias from Le Nozze di Figaro
Haydn Symphony no. 104 in D, H. 1/104 (‘London’)

Conductor Jonathan Bloxham
Soprano Lisa Rijmer
Violin Benjamin Baker

Produced in collaboration with London Chamber Music Society

For more information and tickets see the Firebird Orchestra website.

This is the London Firebird Orchestra's summer concert, in which we're playing Rachmaninoff's famous 2nd piano concerto in C major, and Tchaikovsky's 5th symphony.
More details and tickets (15-35 pounds) can be found on the Firebird Orchestra's website.

Audience members are invited to join us from 6.45pm for drinks on the lawn in the church’s beautiful garden, before the concert begins.

This is the first concert pianist Alice Rosset and I will be doing together in our midi tour this week. We have planned a super-varied programme, all from French composers, but mixing flute and piano pieces, voice and piano, solo piano, and a flute and guitar piece (for which my husband, guitarist Francisco Correa, will join me).

Concerts are free but do please bring money for the retiring collection, which the organisers rely on to help pay for the concert series.

The programme is as follows:

Alice Rosset and I have decided that performing this beautiful programme only once is a shame - hence why we're putting on this open dress rehearsal in North London the night before our lunchtime concert in Leatherhead. We hope that our London friends and family can come, and all unknowns are welcome too!

The programme is stunning, if I say so myself: Entirely French music, mostly for flute and piano although there is one song in there too. There is so much beautiful French flute music that it was very hard to narrow it down to a 45 minute selection, but here's what we chose:

Albert Roussel - Joueurs de flute
Andre Caplet - Reverie and Petit Valse
Debussy - Reflets dans l'eau from Images
Ambrose Thomas - Connais Tu? from the opera Mignon
Poulenc - Sonata for flute and piano

Please turn up anytime from 6pm, and afterwards we will all go to the nearest pub for a drink and a chat (to get out of the studios as soon after the concert as possible). As I had to hire the room I will be asking a voluntary contribution of £5 from audience members, to cover our expenses for the concert - can slip this to me in the pub afterwards!

I'll be performing an entirely french programme with the lovely French pianist Alice Rosset in this special Bastille Day concert in Leatherhead. Alice and I met in Jurignac, where I go to teach flute each summer, and we've performed before quite a few times there, but never in UK.

The programme is stunning, if I say so myself: Entirely French music, mostly for flute and piano although there is one song in there too. There is so much beautiful French flute music that it was very hard to narrow it down to a 45 minute selection, but here's what we chose:

Albert Roussel - Joueurs de flute
Andre Caplet - Reverie and Petit Valse
Debussy - Reflets dans l'eau from Images
Ambrose Thomas - Connais Tu? from the opera Mignon
Poulenc - Sonata for flute and piano

Please do come if you can. Entry to these concerts is free, but there is a retiring collection as well as tea and coffee afterwards so please bring some money for that.

I'll be performing with my husband, guitarist Francisco Correa, while we are in Colombia over Easter. This recital is very prestigious, for the Semana Santa, and oganised and funded by the city of Tunja.

Our programme is very exciting, and includes Mozart K330 Sonata, and Bach G minor sonata (transcriptions), and songs "Les Filles de Cadiz" by Delibes and "Pieta Signore" by Durante.

I have been invited with my husband, guitarist Francisco Correa, to perform in this summer's Aboyne Festival. (Of course we will make a little Scottish holiday of it as well while we're up 🙂 )

It's the same weekend as the Games, so come and enjoy a weekend of culture and fun.

Programme is as follows:

Ravel, Piece en forme de Habanera

Dowland - Flow My Tears

Narvaiz - Variations on 'guardame las bacas'

Dowland - Come Again

Bach - Sonata in G minor

Bartok - Roumanian Dances

D Saboya - En la Colina

L Saboya - Bellavisa, Zamba Negra

Mozart - Sonata in C major

Delibes - Les Filles de Cadiz

Click here for festival brochure

I'm very excited to be returning to this super festival this year, where I will be performing in duo with pianist and founder Alice Rosset, and with my husband, guitarist Francisco Correa.

I will update this page with exact concert times and venues when I can.

More information can be found on the Festival website.

I'm playing with the Multi-Story Orchestra for this performance of Stravinsky's Symphony of Strings in the Old Selfridges Hotel, 1 Oxford Street, conducted by Ken Burton. Tickets are £5 and can be purchased from https://billetto.co.uk/en/e/bold-tendencies-and-the-london-adventist-chorale-stravinsky-symphony-of-psalms-at-the-old-selfridges-hotel-tickets-202351

Alice and I are planning to do another tour of flute/voice and piano recitals this September, following the success and fun of last year's tour. We are busy planning dates right now, and thinking about the programme.

More details nearer the time

Alice and I are planning to do another tour of flute/voice and piano recitals this September, following the success and fun of last year's tour. We are busy planning dates right now, and thinking about the programme.

More details nearer the time

Alice and I are planning to do another tour of flute/voice and piano recitals this September, following the success and fun of last year's tour. We are busy planning dates right now, and thinking about the programme.

More details nearer the time

Alice and I are performing a Bach and Carmen programme:

Bach - flute sonata in E major

Carmen - Habanera and Card Aria

Bach - Italian Concerto (solo piano)

Borne - Fantasia on themes from Carmen

Entry is free but please be generous in the retiring collection.

The Army of Generals with members of the British Paraorchestra, conducted by Charles Hazlewood, will be performing a symphonic roller-coaster ride of classic computer game themes alongside the orchestral works that paved the way. I'll be playing 2nd flute and piccolo.

For more information and tickets see the Barbican website.

The Army of Generals with members of the British Paraorchestra, conducted by Charles Hazlewood, will be performing a symphonic roller-coaster ride of classic computer game themes alongside the orchestral works that paved the way. I'll be playing 2nd flute and piccolo.

Anna Hashimoto and I will be sharing this special 55 minute concert for the Music on Thursdays series in Leatherhead, in which we are both regular performers. The plan is to play some solo pieces each with piano, and join together for a few pieces as well.

Anna and I studied together at the Royal Academy of Music, and have been friends ever since although we haven't played together in many years - we're going to have a lot of fun with this!

Repertoire will include:

Rameau Pieces de Clavecin en Concert

Schumann Romances

Telemann duo sonata

Saint Saens Tarantelle

This concert combines soloists and composers from Middlesex University with the London Firebird Orchestra with whom I've played for many years.

Repertoire includes Haydn Trumpet Concerto, Mendelssohn Hear my Prayer, and some student compositions.

I will be playing second flute with the Multi-Story Orchestra for this very interesting project. We are performing as part of Kings Place's Venus Unwrapped Festival, with a new set of songs by Kate Whitley for soprano Sarah-Jane Lewis as well as Ravel's Mallarme Songs. The rest of the programme will be readings from poets Sabrina Mahfouz and Hibaq Osman with improvisations from Fra Rustumji and Abel Selaocoe. I strongly recommend buying tickets in advance, which you can do here.

• Thursday, June 13, 2019
• 6:30 PM  - 7:30 PM
• Bold Tendencies car park, London (map)

• Friday, June 14, 2019
• 6:30 PM  - 7:30 PM
• Bold Tendencies car park, London (map)

Tickets £5, refreshments served afterwards. CDs will be for sale as well of course!

Francisco and I have agreed to perform the closing concert for our local Three Greens Festival on June 18th. Last year's festival was wonderful - a real village feeling with lots of music, food, and a celebration of nature and our place in it, so do come for the day and bring a picnic!

Tickets £15/10 on the door or in advance from eventbrite