EVENTS

As a member of the Alvarez Young Artists’ Programme 2024, Eliran will perform in 2024 Opera Festival in the opera production Rameau's Platée Tickets: https://garsingtonopera.org/whats-on/platee/

Join us for an evening of classical music as Eliran Kadussi performs Bach's Mass in B minor with the Tonbridge Philharmonic Society on March 23rd, 2024. Tickets: https://tonphil.org.uk/events-and-tickets/

A private launch concert featuring Anthony Bolton's latest composition "Island of Dreams"

As an Opera Prelude Young Artist, Annabel interviews and sings in a masterclass with Jonathon Cole-Swinard (Head of Music at Garsington Opera)

A showcase event to introduce Opera Preludes new 2024 young artists. Join us for a sparkling evening of music introducing the new intake of young artists.

For tickets: https://abugoshfestival.co.il/en

Immerse yourself in a captivating musical journey as countertenor Eliran Kadussi and guitarist Alvaro Ibarra weave melodies of Dowland, Gaspar Sanz, and Santiago de Murcia.

Performing a contemporary piece "Far from the city" by Elif Kardilag & Stanley Lawson

Join us for a night of the ridiculous, the bizarre, the extravagant, and the bold - Seeing Is Believing!

https://www.gsmd.ac.uk/whats-on/creative-platform-fractured-landscapes

Directed by James Johnstone

Opera by G F Handel , fully staged with HGOAntiqua Orchestra https://hgo.org.uk/agrippina/

HGO presents: Agrippina – The coronation that goes wrong!

The Queenes Chappell presents an evening of musical settings of Biblical text from the Book of Lamentations.

This programme, led by Vocal professor Marc Verter, explores the musical output by composers of different nationalities, who lost their homelands for various reasons. The programme will feature songs in English, French, German, Yiddish and Russian.

As part of vocal scenes, Eliran will perform the title role of Handel's Tamerlano and Ottone from Agrippina.

Tune in at 10:30am for a performance by Mosaic Voices, led by Michael Etherton and Benjamin Till

Students from the Historical Performance and Vocal departments are accompanied by Head of Historical Performance, Christopher Suckling, in a programme of solo and duo cantatas by Handel.