Rachel reprises the role of Dido, joining the St Martin’s Chamber Choir and St Martin’s Emerging Artists in their presentation of Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas.

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Rachel appears at the Pacific Baroque Festival as featured soloist in a recital of Spanish and Latin American cantatas, featuring rarely performed works by José de Nebra, José de Torres y Martínez Bravo, and Domenico Scarlatti.

Pacific Baroque Festival Ensemble

Marc Destrubé, violin/artistic director

Kathryn Wiebe, violin

Natalie Mackie, viola da gamba

Lucas Harris, guitar and theorbo

Marco Vitale, harpsichord and organ

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Rachel joins Colchester Chamber Choir as soprano soloist in their presentation of Lalande De Profundis and Charpentier Messe des morts and Messe de minuit.

The Jervaulx Singers celebrate the release of their second album, In the Stillness, featuring works by Sally Beamish, Matthew Coleridge, Samuel Barber, Bob Chilcott and others!

London Choral Sinfonia, conducted by Michael Waldron, present a festive programme featuring traditional favourites and vivid new settings of seasonal music.

Londinium Consort present their recital “Crossing Paths”, featuring a English renaissance and contemporary works in a programme exploring themes of journeys and immigration as a part of the Leeds International Concert Season, with presentation of new works by Delyth Field.

Emanuele Addis lute and cittern
Rachel Allen soprano
Otto Hashmi recorder and Ecorder
Özgür Kaya viola da gamba
Mikołaj Piszczorowicz viola da gamba

Rachel joins the Eye Bach Choir and Geldart Baroque Ensemble, led by Benedict Collins Rice, as soprano soloist in their upcoming performance of Handel’s Dixit Dominus and Bach’s cantata Schwingt freudig euch empor.

Rachel Allen - Soprano

Charlotte la Thorpe - Soprano

James Micklethwaite - Tenor

Matthias Dähling - Counter Tenor

Jack Comerford - Bass

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Soprano Rachel Allen and lutenist Emanuele Addis present a recital of English repertoire spanning four centuries.

The Jervaulx Singers join York's Chapter House Choir & Youth Choir in celebration of their 60th season with a programme dedicated to remembrance, featuring works by Roderick Williams, Owain Park, Rachmaninov, Tavener, Howells and more.

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Join the BREMF Emerging Artists ensembles for a relaxed evening of early music over a pint.

Featuring short sets from Chantefable, Londinium Consort, The Lyons Mouth and The Royal Sackbut Collective.

Standing event (very limited seating)

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Londinium Consort
Emanuele Addis lute, cittern
Rachel Allen soprano
Otto Hashmi recorder, Ecorder
Özgür Kaya & Mikołaj Piszczorowicz viola da gamba

In the woods soe wylde
A programme which brings together the music of John Dowland, words of William Shakespeare, and a new arrangement by Ben Finlay in an evocative programme where love escapes the restless sounds of the city and finds solace in nature.

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Rachel joins Lees Court Music, under the direction of Andrew Lowen, as soprano soloist in their performance of Handel’s Dixit Dominus and selections from Giulio Cesare (Cleopatra).

Londinium Consort present their recital “Crossing Paths”, featuring a English renaissance and contemporary works in a programme exploring themes of journeys and immigration as a part of the City Music Society Lunchtime Concert Series.

Emanuele Addis lute and cittern
Rachel Allen soprano
Otto Hashmi recorder and Ecorder
Özgür Kaya viola da gamba
Mikołaj Piszczorowicz viola da gamba

London Choral Sinfonia and Orchestra, conducted by Michael Waldron, open their 10th season with a programme featuring workks by Samuel Barber, Malcolm Arnold alongside bold arrangements of Vaughan William’s The Lark Ascending and Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons.

Rachel joins London Concert Choir as soprano soloist in their presentation of Mendelssohn’s St Paul.

Rachel joins Canticum Chamber Choir as soprano soloist in their presentation of Bach’s St John Passion.

Mark Forkgen – Conductor

Counterpoint Ensemble

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Rachel makes her debut at Wigmore Hall with Londinium Consort, performing as a part of a prizewinner’s recital for the 2024 New Elizabethan Award organised by the Musician’s Company.

Londinium’s programme, “Crossing Paths” features works by Dowland and contemporaries alongside contemporary works, including a world premiere of Owen Spafford’s “Threshold”.

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Rachel joins London Choral Sinfonia for a programme of festive favourites.

Rachel joins London Choral Sinfonia for a programme of 20th century American choral masterpieces.

Rachel performs as soprano soloist in Monteverdi’s 1610 Vespers directed by Andrew Lowen.

Rachel gives a lunchtime recital celebrating Mediterranean songs with works from the 13th century to the present day featuring Emanuele Addis, theorbo, and Joseph Ramadan, piano.

Rachel performs as Dido in Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas with the Clacton Choral Society.

Rachel reprises the role of Dido in Purcell’s Dido and Aeneas, and performs as soprano soloist in Handel’s Dixit Dominus with the London Concert Choir.

Mark Forkgen - Conductor

Counterpoint

Rachel joins London Choral Sinfonia as soprano soloist in their presentation of Purcell’s Hail! Bright Cecilia.