Events
‘Sometimes richly tonal, sometimes more exploratory in harmonic range, her music is always full of invention…’
BBC MUSIC MAGAZINE
FORTHCOMING EVENTS
Harriet Mackenzie, violin
Celoniathus Ensemble
Programme to include:
Cecilia McDowall: Love through the Seasons
Anne Marsden Thomas, organ
Elizabeth Day, organ
This concert forms part of the St Giles’ 1966-2026 Rebuilding, Rejoicing, Renewing Festival
Programme includes:
Cecilia McDowall: Celebration
Harriet Mackenzie, violin
English Chamber Orchestra
Programme to include:
Cecilia McDowall: Love through the Seasons
Corvus Consort
Programme to include:
Cecilia McDowall: Be not afeard, the isle is full of noises
Aurum Vocale Chamber Choir
Johannes Stolte, conductor
The program spans from the Renaissance to the present day. Choral music by Tomás Luis de Victoria and Thomas Tallis encounters the musical language of James MacMillan, Cecilia McDowall, Ola Gjeilo, and other important composers of our time.
ORA Singers
Suzi Digby, conductor
The award-winning ORA Singers celebrates its 10th anniversary year with a choral highlights programme featuring key works from its first decade.
Concert to include:
Cecilia McDowall: O clap your hands reimagined
Dresdner Motettenchor
Joyful Company of Singers
Matthias Jung, conductor
Peter Broadbent, conductor
Programme to include:
Cecilia McDowall: I know that my Redeemer liveth
ORA Singers
Suzi Digby, conductor
ORA Singers bring their 10th Anniversary Programme to the Three Palaces Festival in Malta, with a return concert in the stunning St John’s Co-Cathedral in Valletta.
Cecilia McDowall: O clap your hands reimagined
Canticum
Mark Forkgen, conductor
Programme to include:
Cecilia McDowall: De Profundis
Bingham and District Choral Society
Guy Turner, conductor
Edward Turner, accompanist
Programme to include:
Cecilia McDowall: The Girl from Aleppo
OUP CATALOGUE
‘During the past few years the music of this British composer has been heard more and more, and her output has impressed audiences, players and critics alike. It deserves to.’
GRAMOPHONE
‘She constantly tweaks the ear with her range of spicy rhythms and colours then suddenly produces a highly atmospheric and grippingly expressive interlude which is just as compelling.’
GRAMOPHONE
