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. 

Internationally celebrated horn soloist Ben Goldscheider will perform Zoë’s horn and electronica space drama “Nibiru” at the 2025 Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival as part of a programme of new electro-acoustic pieces.

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. 

Teeside Music Society concert series presents oboe legend Nicholas Daniel, performing Zoë’s riotously camp “Nick my Pearls You Cry” alongside the equally legendary Huw Watkins (piano) as part of a recital of glorious music including works by Bach, Schumann, Thea Musgrave and Huw. 

Award winning cellist Ben Michaels will be giving the world premiere of Zoë’s piece for prepared cello and electronics, “Inila” as part of a special recital of new works commissioned by cellist/composers, called “for cello, by cellists..” including new works by Colin Alexander, Laura Moody and Heloise Werner.

Three string playing members of Houston Symphony Orchestra gather for this concert of chamber music by Zoë, Dobrinka Tabakova and Beethoven.

Clarinettist Oliver Pashley and pianist/composer George Fu give the first performance of Zoë’s explosively virtuoso new work “Pyrrhos” for clarinet and piano at Nicholas Daniel’s Leicester International Music Festival

Part of London Sinfonietta’s annual Sound Out festival, Zoë’s now classic open score funk number “Slap On’ takes it’s place amongst featured composers for this epic concert for schools.