Emily and Cassie (Duo Madrugada) join forces with multi-instrumental folk musician George Washbourne for an evening of traditional and original folk music presented by Folk and Roots at the Green Note in Camden. Doors at 7.30pm, music starts at 8.30pm.

Emily performs with duo partner Roeloff Temmingh in the semi-finals of the Rebecca Clarke Song Competition; a competition showcasing the works of women composers from the past 150 years. Presented by Swap’ra.

Programme:

The Shawl - Dorothy Hogben

Shy One and The Cloths of Heaven - Rebecca Clarke

Lady Isobel and the Elf Knight - Judith Weir

Emily sings the soprano solos as part of the Thomas Tallis Society Choir and Orchestra’s performance of Handel’s Messiah. Directed by Eamonn Dougan.

Soloists:
Emily Jennings
Angharad Rowlands
Mark Wilde
Peter Edge

Emily sings with Eboracum Baroque for their performance of Handel’s Messiah in Great St Mary’s Church, Cambridge.

Eboracum perform this masterpiece in a unique way with just 9 singers who act as both chorus and soloists. They are accompanied by a small team of baroque instrumentalists including baroque trumpets.

Emily performs seasonal (and not so seasonal!) repertoire with guitarist Cassie Matthews as part of the popular recital series at St Alfege’s Church in Greenwich.

Emily Jennings (Soprano) and Juliette Journaux (Pianist) present an evocative song recital featuring works by British composer Herbert Howells as well as those who influenced his work; Ivor Gurney, Claude Debussy and Maurice Ravel.

Repertoire:

'In Green Ways' Op43 (Howells)

'Goddess of Night' (Howells)

'O my deir hert' (Howells)

'Come sing and dance' (Howells)

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'I will go with my father a ploughing' (Gurney)

'You are my sky' (Gurney)

'The fields are full' (Gurney)

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'Deux Romances' (Debussy)

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'Cinq mélodies populaires grecques' (Ravel)

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Emily and Juliette have been collaborating with each other since they met and worked together as Britten Pears Young Artists as part of the Britten Pears Young Artist programme.

Emily performs with guitarist Cassie Mathews as part of the recital series at Bristol Cathedral.. Programme includes Benjamin Britten’s cycle ‘Songs from the Chinese’ as well as some of Britten’s folk song arrangements and songs by Dowland.

Emily sings with the Choir of the Age of Enlightenment as part of the OAE’s performance of Handel’s Oratorio ‘Solomon’.

Emily sings with the Choir of the Age of Enlightenment as part of the OAE’s performance of Handel’s Oratorio ‘Solomon’.

Emily sings with the Choir of the Age of Enlightenment as part of of the OAE’s performance of Handel’s Oratorio ‘Solomon’.

Emily performs with guitarist Cassie Mathews as part of the recital series at St Nicholas of Myra, Brighton. Programme includes Benjamin Britten’s cycle ‘Songs from the Chinese’ as well as some of Britten’s folk song arrangements and other traditional folk songs arranged for voice and guitar by Cassie.

Emily will be performing a solo set of traditional folksongs on the Mandala Stage as part of the Green Fields programming at Glastonbury Festival 2025.

Duo Madrugada perform an eclectic mix of music at St Luke’s Church in Brighton as part of their ‘Music and Wine’ concert

Emily and Cassie Mathews (Guitarist) perform as part of the Miele Canto concert series.

Emily joins collaborative pianist Archie Bonham to perform a recital of folk song arrangements by Benjamin Britten as part of the lunchtime recital series at St Nicholas’ Parish Church, Brighton and Hove.

Emily performs a set of traditional folk songs as part of acclaimed London Folk Night FOLK AND ROOTS.

Doors open at 7.30pm, Music from 8.00pm.

Emily performs in the ensemble for this performance of Purcell’s The Indian Queen with the Utopia Orchestra and Choir at De Singel (Antwerp, Belgium)

Emily Jennings (Soprano) and Aleksandra Myslek (Piano) compete in the Final of the Leach Award for Singing.