Corelia Project

Join us for this free lunchtime concert at St James's Piccadilly in central London. We’ll be performing chamber works by living composers Elena Kats-Chernin and Amanda Harberg, plus the monumental first piano trio by Cécile Chaminade.

The concert has been recorded so you can watch it here:

Discover the Corelia Project

The Corelia Project perform and research works by women and gender-marginalised composers. They bring to life some of the best music written by women at concerts throughout London and beyond.

Have a look at their website, where you can explore their database of women and gender-marginalised composers

Programme

• Blue Silence by Elena Kats-Chernin – a tender piece to help her son, Alex, sleep through hallucinations 🌗
• Lucas’s Garden by Amanda Harberg – a wild, groovy fantasy garden 🌿
• Plus the monumental first piano trio by Cécile Chaminade 🎻

Performers

• Sophie Glenny, clarinet and Corelia Project co-founder, whom I went to Norfolk with earlier this year
• Niki Moosavi, cello
• Tiago Soares Silva, violin who also premiered my piece turn back and begin again a few years ago
• Jack Campbell, piano

Travel

Nearest stations:

🚇 Piccadilly Circus (Bakerloo and Piccadilly lines)
🚇 Green Park (Jubilee, Piccadilly, and Victoria lines). Step-free access to the Jubilee and Victoria lines but not the Piccadilly line

Accessibility

This venue has step-free access from Piccadilly and Jermyn Street. More access information from the venue's website