Internationally acclaimed soprano Christine Buras and pianist Joseph Havlat perform Zoë's Faustian song romp Hôtel Babylon as part of their cabaret inspired song night. Joined by Australian star mezzo Lottes Bett Dean.

Acclaimed virtuosos Oliver Pashley (clarinet) and George Fu (piano) perform Zoë's fiery work "Pyrrhos" as part of a fantastic recital programme hosted by Grantham Music Club – Oli's home town

Zoë's gospel-inspired funk romp for flexible ensemble, percussion, piano, voices and audience makes a return to the Southbank after it's smash inaugural reception as part of London Sinfonietta's Sound Out! schools concert.

A lively program of new music played by the ensemble in collaboration with London schools, teachers and parents. A truly joyous event.

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Zoë joins a host of composers with new works celebrating the 40th anniversary of this cutting edge new music group.

2027 marks four decades since BCMG was founded by musicians from the CBSO; since then, they've commissioned nearly 200 works of the world’s finest composers mostly through their widely-copied Sound Investment Scheme, with over 500 individual donors contributing over 500k.

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Internationally acclaimed soloists Mark Simpson (clarinet) and Ben Goldscheider (horn) perform a programme of electro-acoustic works by Martlew, Simpson, Thea Musgrave and Reich.

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Zoë's new work for flute, viola and harp "Auralis" will receive it's first performance as part of Chicago University's in house virtuoso ensemble's opening concert of the season – "Poetic Inspirations".

A chamber music potpourri of commissioned works for small ensembles drawing inspiration from the evocative imagery of the written word, visual art, the natural world, and more.

The choir of Emmanuel Episcopal Church will perform Zoë's choral work "Karakia" alongside a beautiful programme of works curated by Sonya Knussen to celebrate St Cecilia's Day and Benjamin Britten's birthday.

Zoë’s new 20 minute song cycle for Claire Booth (soprano) and Jâms Coleman (piano) takes as its starting point Schoenberg’s early 20th century cabaret songs.

Max Baillie and St Leonards Concerts presents: Cellist Laura van der Heijden and violist Hélène Clément join violinist Max Baillie for a programme of Krenek, Martlew, and the monumental Eb divertimento by Mozart.