Over the past year I have been working with schoolchildren and refugees from Open Door. We have created a work which explores the themes of my orchestral work MIGHTY RIVER which will be performed in Hull as part of the PRSF New Music Biennial and Hull City of Culture celebrations.

It has been a joy and a privilege working with the people of Hull.

Errollyn Wallen's orchestral work Mighty River will be performed by her own Orchestra X at the riverfront as part of PRSF New Music Biennial celebrations at Hull which is City of Culture 2017.

Watch out for details of performances at London's Southbank Centre and in Oxford.

The producers of these special events are Oxford Contemporary Music.

The resident composers and participants of Hull 2017 — Jason Singh, Sam Lee, Brian Irvine, Eliza Carthy and Errollyn Wallen — come together to perform music under the directorship of James Redwood.

Selected to be part of PRS Foundation's New Music Biennial, MIGHTY RIVER is performed by Orchestra X at Royal Festival Hall on Saturday July 8th at 12pm. Tickets are free but ticketed.

Peace in Every Voice - NewYVC Unite Festival 2017

Stratford Circus Arts Centre and Living Song present a singing festival where 500 young voices from east London and beyond celebrate the power of song to unite.

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Performers
New Young Voice Collective Unite Massed Choir
Dunfermline Junior Chorus
Aspiro Choir
Ricards Lodge Chamber Choir
Doreen Rao guest conductor
Jane Wheeler musical director
Naveen Arles choral leader
Pam Hulme choral leader
Errollyn Wallen guest composer, piano
Gouri Choudhury guest artist, singer
Band:
Steve Lodder keyboard
Mathis Richet drums, percussion
Shammi Pithia flute, bass
Repertoire
Britten: God moves in a mysterious way from Saint Nicolas
Vaughan Williams: Let beauty awake from Songs of Travel
Jim Papoulis: Bemyanyi bersama
Stevie Wonder: Don't you worry 'bout a thing arr. Steve Lodder
Frode Fjellheim: Eatnemen Vuelie
Mark Sirett: Inngiqtuq (She sings)
Traditional: Love is the light of the world arr. Wayland Rogers
David L. Brunner: Living song
Errollyn Wallen: [with M. Dhar, A. Gichinga, S. Pithia, N. Scarlett & J. Wheeler]: Message
Isley Brothers: Harvest for the world arr. J. Wheeler

Concert lasts for approximately 45 minutes

World premiere of new choral work for The Ebor Singers
Setting of Langston Hughes' acclaimed poem.


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After the rapturous reception of Chineke's bravura performance of Concerto Grosso at Classical: NEXT in Rotterdam, Chineke! perform the work again at Errollyn's alma mater, King's College, Cambridge.

Commisisoned by Orchestra of the Swan and published by Peters Edition, Concerto Grosso has been taken up by Chineke! who bring tremendous verve and virtuosity to the work — qualities which brought the house down in their first performance of the work in Rotterdam at Classical:NEXT in May.

Chineke! continue their autumn tour of Errollyn Wallen's Concerto Grosso at this great venue.