Events
Summer opera lunchtime concert – with Alicia Mallace–Goulbourne – 13:05
· St Alfege Church
Start time: 13:05. Join us for this free concert of opera extracts. The recital will feature much loved highlights from the repertoire, including Gershwin’s Summertime and Rossini’s Barber of Seville. Between stories of romance and intrigue, a very famous wicked witch will make an appearence! St. Alfege Church is in the heart of Greenwich, minutes walk from the Cutty Sark and the National Maritime Museum. The concert starts at 13:05 (1:05pm). I apologise for the fault with displaying times on this page. Find out more about Alicia from her website
Mozart – “Elvira Madigan” concerto
· St Mary's Church, Fordingbridge
This November, I am delighted to be performing one of Mozart’s most famous piano concertos. This concert is with the Edwards Ensemble conducted by Nigel Edwards. The second movement of the concerto, a dream-like meditation, is well known because it was used in “Elvira Madigan”. The film explores the relationship between a famous Danish circus performer and an army lieutenant. (It does not have a happy ending!) Here is an example from the film on YouTube. The concert will also include a performance of Mozart’s Requiem with Fordingbridge Choral Society. Tickets, including an interval drink £15 advance – book here £18 at the door Under 18s go free Musicians Fordingbridge Choral Society Director: Nigel Edwards Edwards Ensemble Leader: Peter Bussereau Mozart Requiem Soloists: Soprano: Amy Carson Alto: Charlotte Tetley Tenor: Michael Graham Bass: Timothy Dickinson
North Wales Opera Studio presents Madame Butterfly
to · North Wales and North-West England
I’m delighted to be Assistant Music Director and repetiteur for North Wales Opera’s production of Madama Butterfly. Details coming soon. Performance dates and locations: Wed 2 Dec: Llangollen Thu 3 Dec: Shrewsbury Fri 4 Dec: Chester Sat 5 Dec: St George’s Hall (14:30 and 19:00) Sun 6 Dec: Oswestry
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Collaborative pianist
I perform both solo and collaborative piano repertoire.
A collaborative pianist is another word for an accompanist and chamber musician. My role here is to help other people perform at their best. The piano playing can be just as demanding as solo repertoire!
I like to think of myself as supportive and non-judgemental – someone who helps other musicians when the unexpected happens. I often work with singers and wind players.
I also love solo piano music and have performed in London, Lancashire, south-western England, Norfolk, Sweden, Romania and more... I am a Musicians’ Company Young Artist.
I’ve been kindly supported by the Marjorie and Dorothy White Trust and the Henry Wood Award.
Composer
My music is an ambigious mix of old and new. I like to be inventive and sometimes have very bizarre ideas. Through all of that I’m still searching for something relatable and personal.
Biography
Pianist Jack Campbell won the “most promising young pianist” award at the Somerset Song Prize in 2022. In 2024, he made his St James’s Piccadilly debut with the Corelia Project.
As a soloist, he was a piano semi-finalist in the Enescu competition in Romania. He also has performed Saint-Saëns’ Egyptian piano concerto and Tchaikovsky’s much-loved piano concerto.
He received the Worshipful Company of Musicians’ Silver Medal for his collaborative performances at the Royal College of Music, London. A Musicians’ Company Young Artist, Jack has been supported by the Marjorie and Dorothy White Trust.
Jack is also a composer. His piece In Stillness Darkening, for harpsichord and live electronics, was premiered in Amsterdam by Yihan Zhao.
Jack has been North Wales Opera Studio's Assistant Music Director for Tosca and Rigoletto. He also works at the Royal College of Music as an accompanist. Jack also does work for choirs around London and plays for some services at Kensington Unitarian Church.