Classical Concerts & Landscapes

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image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

The ESO Youth  players, conducted by James Topp, wowed a packed Worcester Cathedral last night, joined by presenter Zeb Soanes  to perform Paddington's First Concert and other bear related repertoire! Congratulations also went to Rory Woodward and Ottilie Wallace, winners of this year's festival Young Composer Competition, who had their pieces performed by the wind players of the English Symphony Orchestra  and their prizes awarded by Ian Venables.

image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

Great to see some of my images from past festivals being used by the Cotswold Life magazine to promote the 2025 Elgar Festival.

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Michael attended the rehearsal and concert where the choir and soloists performed JS Bach St John Passion. Michael attended the rehearsal and concert where the choir and soloists performed JS Bach's St John Passion. The event was held in Worcester Cathedral, known for its excellent acoustics, which enhanced the rich, intricate harmonies of the music. Samuel Hudson directed from the Harpsichord. Worcester cathedral choir were complemented by soloists Dominic Neville, Giles Und

Ian Venables at Seventy The British composer celebrates with at least twenty-five performances on both sides of the Atlantic Written by...

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image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot

Alongside her professional work, Grace is completing a Master of Studies in Music at the University of Oxford. As well as performance, this is enabling her to do further research into the relationship between music and neurology, an area of particular interest. Grace is extremely grateful to the Elmley Foundation and the Kathleen Trust for their generous support towards her Oxford studies. Programme: Niccolò Paganini - Cantabile in D major Josef Rheinberger - Suite for Violin

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image by classical music concert photographer michael whitefoot