Current Engagements
Song Recital: The Trees they grow so high
Schumann’s Liederkreis op 39 with Britten folksongs
Jonathan Hanley (tenor), Gavin Roberts (piano)
Song Recital: The Trees they grow so high
Schumann’s Liederkreis op 39 with Britten folksongs
Jonathan Hanley (tenor), Gavin Roberts (piano)
Vocal ‘Bel Canto’ Workshop for Benslow Music
Nicholas Clapton (counter-tenor), Gavin Roberts (piano)
Les Dimanches Musicaux
Brahms, Ein Deutsches Requiem
Vox Amicorum, Jonathan Padley (condutor), Gavin Roberts (organ)
Novello & Son
Rosamund Shelley (as Clara Novello)), Gavin Roberts (her accompanist))
Music from Austria
Michael Haydn: Requiem; Joseph Haydn: Awake The Harp! & The Heavens Are Telling; Mozart: Laudate Dominum
Iestyn Evans (conductor), Rebecca Hardwick (sop), Amy Lyddon (mezzo), James Robinson (tenor), Michael Hickman (bass), Gavin Roberts (organ)
Contemporary Choral Music
Works by Maxwell-Davies, Chilcott and Lauridsen
Reading Bach Choir, Nicholas Shaw (conductor), Gavin Roberts (piano)
Organ Recital
Muhly – ‘O’ Antiphons
Gavin Roberts (organ)
Carols with Constanza Chrous
Constanza Chorus, Joanna Tomlinson (conductor), Gavin Roberts (organ
Carol concert in aid of the Marie Curie Hospice
Vaughan Williams: Fantasia on Christmas Carols Audience favourites and other carols
Michael Hickman (bass), Gavin Roberts (organ), Adrian Bradbury (cello)
Song in the City
Song in the City takes classical music out of its comfort zone. Through the genre of song, we aim to revolutionise the relationship between classical musicians and their audiences through imaginative concerts, and social projects. Song in the City is more than your average classical venue. We programme concerts around inventive and often challenging themes, bringing talented singers and pianists to the heart of the Square Mile, in the intimate and beautiful setting of the Hall at St Botolph without Bishopsgate. Our regular FREE concerts take place on Monday Lunchtime at 1pm (c45 mins). We are also developing a number of social projects.