Lunchtime Music
Recital Hall, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
200 Jennens Road, B4 7XR
Free - booking required
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Ella Michell flute
Joanne Sealey piano
Prokofiev Flute Sonata
Junyu Zhou saxophone
Jiayue Wang flute
Yujun Liu piano
Peterson Trio No.1
Junyu Zhou saxophone
piano: tbc
Desenclos Prelude, cadence et finale
Ella Michell (pictured)
Currently in her fourth year at the Conservatoire, Ella has performed in a wide range of recitals and collaborative projects including symphony orchestra, opera orchestra and wind, brass, and percussion ensembles.
Over the last four years Ella has studied with distinguished mentors in both flute and piccolo, developing her artistry and technique as a soloist and ensemble musician.
Ella began her musical journey in Hampshire and secured a place on the Hampshire Specialist Music course. Some of her most memorable moments are performing a recital in Winchester Cathedral, making an appearance at Montreux Jazz festival and touring around France and Spain with the Hampshire County Youth Orchestra.
Junyu Zhou is a saxophonist from China, currently pursuing his Master’s degree at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire under the tutelage of Naomi Sullivan. He is the winner of the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Saxophone Prize in 2025.
After being admitted to the Sichuan Conservatory of Music in 2020, Junyu actively participated in a variety of performances and competitions. He won First Prize in the Self-Selected Repertoire category of the Sichuan Division at the 9th Melbourne International Music Competition and was a finalist in the 4th Yamaha Cup Saxophone Competition (China).
He has received masterclasses and professional guidance from renowned saxophonists, including Kyle Horch,Asya Fateyeva and Claude Delangle, earning high praise for his musicianship.
Photo © Sophie Nicholson
Running time approx. 55 minutes