Lunchtime Music
Recital Hall, Royal Birmingham Conservatoire
200 Jennens Road, B4 7XR
Free - booking required
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Trombone Choir
Isaac Bousfield
Rachel Cocks
Sam Franks
Thomas Hall
Alex Holford
Dan Huggins
Leighton King
Tiegan Lowthian
Edward Mellor
Henry Stevens
Nathan Tempest
Sackbut Ensemble
Rachel Cocks
Tiegan Lowthian
Nathan Tempest
Leighton King
Gabrieli (arr. Simon Hogg) Jubilate Deo
JS Bach Two chorales - transcribed for trombones by David Fetter
Scheidt Canzon Cornetto (edited by Philip Jones, transcribed by Sue Addison)
Jacob Trombone Octet - iii. Allegro
Hannah Devereux soprano
Jonathan French piano
Debussy Mandoline
Chaminade Écrin
Chaminade Mots d'amour
Duparc Chanson triste
Liszt Oh! Quand je dors
Viardot Hai luli
Hahn À Chloris
Satie Je te veux
Hannah Devereux [pictured above] is a 21 year old soprano from Wexford, Ireland, currently in her final undergraduate year at Royal Birmingham Conservatoire studying with Jonathon Gunthorpe.
With a background in musical theatre, Hannah continues to enjoy taking part in musicals (Rapunzel/Into the Woods, Wife/Putting it Together, Isabel/Pirates of Penzance). In 2023, Hannah performed in the premiere of Dr Andrew Synnott’s youth opera, Seedlings, in the National Opera House in Wexford. In 2024, Hannah represented her university in the finals of the Junior Kathleen Ferrier Vocal Competition.
Since joining the Conservatoire, Hannah has played the roles of Valetto in Monteverdi's L'incoronazione di Poppea, Dorothee in Massenet's Cendrillon, Bellangere in Dukas's Ariane et Barbe-bleue, Nancy in Britten's Albert Herring and sang in the choruses of Humperdinck’s Hansel and Gretel and Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas.
Last year, Hannah received the Young Musician bursary from Music for Wexford which included her first solo public recital with pianist Rebecca Warren. Hannah is very grateful to have been supported by the Stephen Dodgson Charitable Trust, the Josephine Baker Trust, the AIMS society and the Ella Cheshire scholarship award during her studies.
Other performers tbc
Running time approx. 55 minutes