Instrumentalist with RCM Sparks for:

TRI-BOROUGH MUSIC HUB's CHRISTMAS SINGING FESTIVALS 2024

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This joyous annual festive vocal showcase includes hundreds of children across multiple primary schools.

Brass, Ensemble, and Music Theory Coach for:

HMDT MUSIC

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A source of local community pride, the programme also attracts students from across London and beyond - HMDT Music’s Saturday Programme serves over 350 students aged 6 months – 25 years on 30 Saturdays during each academic year, teaching programmes designed to enrich the lives of young people through music making. 

Brass Coach for:

CAMDEN YOUTH ORCHESTRA ​

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For secondary school aged players of grade 4+ level. The CYO meets on four weekends a year. The orchestra has played at major London venues and tours every two years. As well as informal concerts at the end of every course the CYO will play in the Spring festival at LSO St Luke's.

Trombone Coach for:

CAMDEN YOUTH JAZZ BAND ​

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For saxophone, trumpet, trombone, keyboard, bass guitar, electric guitar, drums and percussion players of grade 6+ level. The band has played at The Royal Albert Hall, LSO St Luke's, The Jazz Cafe, Lauderdale House and has toured in Europe.

Workshop assistant and instrumentalist with RCM Sparks for:

TURTLE SONG by ENGLISH TOURING OPERA

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Turtle Song, now in its 14th year, brings music, song writing, movement and singing to people with dementia together with their companions and carers. 

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Coheara Collective present:

VISULISATIONS IN MUSIC

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With programming structured around premiering a new commission, 'Three Bursts of Yellow' by Elliot Teo, his beautiful composition is a musical visualisation and realisation of three paintings by Jess Bull Anderson - 'One Day Soon', 'Drawing Circles', and 'Resurrection'.

Choir With No Name present:​

Big Christmas Singalong 2024

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Cadogan Hall will be filled with festive cheer as The Choir with No Name, an organisation running choirs involving people impacted by homelessness, returns with its annual festive singalong!

The Salvation Army present:

BONE-AFIDE IN CONCERT WITH THE OUTSLIDERS AND THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF MUSIC TROMBONE CHOIR

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To include premiers of works by Gavin Higgins and Callum Au.

Musical Mentor with RCM Sparks for:

The GALSI Course

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GALSI aims to address gender imbalances for instrumentalists. We play large instruments that have not traditionally been viewed as ‘feminine’ choices in recent historical times. 

Royal College of Music present:

ORCHESTRAL MASTERWORKS

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CHOLE VAN SOETERSTEDE conductor

TANNAZ BEIGIJOUINANI harp

RCM PHILHARMONIC

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Castelbuovo Tedesco: Concertino for Harp 

Sibelius: Symphony no 5 in E flat major op.82

Choir With No Name present:

London's Community Summer Gig!

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The Choir with No Name run choirs involving people affected by homelessness and others going through tough times. Our London choir welcomes members of the community who support each other, whatever stage of their journey they are on.

Orchard London present:

WHEN I AM AMONGST THE TREES

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LIVE AT ST GILES is bringing live music and performance to Camberwell’s most beautiful venue.

The majestic Neo-Gothic architecture of this grade 2* listed church provides a captivating backdrop for classical and contemporary live music.

NYJO present:

BRITISH STANDARD TIME

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NYJO heads to Berlin for our Young Euro Classic debut – an international music festival for youth orchestras. Our programme “British Standard Time” presents a colourful mixture of music that draws upon the diverse range of influences that give British jazz its unique flavour. 

Wilderness Festival Orchestra present:

GOD'S JUKEBOX

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An audience driven performance, with the programme developed around personal songs that have soundtracked various individuals' monumental moments in their lives. 

Royal Academy of Music present:

SEEN AND HEARD

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Completing the Royal Academy of Music's festival season is the return of the Seen and Heard festival (25 and 27 June). Now in its fourth year, this festival celebrates diversity in classical music, including a recital from Jess Bull Anderson and Hannah Runting performing together as the acclaimed Solace Duo.

St. Michael's Church present:

SOLACE DUO ​

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An eclectic morning recital of song, original compositions, arrangements of canonic classical repertoire and transcriptions of jazz favourites by the "innovative, fresh and exciting" Solace Duo, comprised of trombonist Jess Bull Anderson and harpist Hannah Runting. 

Volunteer Workshop Facilitator for:

HMDT MUSICAL TREEHOUSE

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Music Treehouse is about interaction and basing the learning around the students, rather than the students learning a set curriculum. Music’s multi-dimensional tools are proven to be hugely motivational enabling SEN/D students to develop skills faster than any other activity by engaging several modes of learning including multi-sensory, tactile, visual, auditory and kinesthetic.

NYJO present:

BLUE NOTE

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NYJO presents an 18-strong jazz orchestra to perform a mixture of new and existing arrangements to celebrate the iconic Blue Note Records and its incomparable contribution to jazz music.

Nikki Yeoh & NYJO present:

SPEECHMIK X-PLORATION

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NYJO joins forces with the keyboardist and creative free spirit Nikki Yeoh for a special audio-visual performance of new and reworked music - Yeoh’s seminal multimedia work ‘Speechmik X-Ploration’ promotes a message of unity and plurality, which remains poignant today. 

Nikki Yeoh & NYJO present:

SPEECHMIK X-PLORATION

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NYJO joins forces with the keyboardist and creative free spirit Nikki Yeoh for a special audio-visual performance of new and reworked music - Yeoh’s seminal multimedia work ‘Speechmik X-Ploration’ promotes a message of unity and plurality, which remains poignant today. 

Nikki Yeoh & NYJO present:

SPEECHMIK X-PLORATION

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NYJO joins forces with the keyboardist and creative free spirit Nikki Yeoh for a special audio-visual performance of new and reworked music - Yeoh’s seminal multimedia work ‘Speechmik X-Ploration’ promotes a message of unity and plurality, which remains poignant today. 

Royal Academy of Music present:

FREE IMPROV GROUP

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This programme represents the culmination of workshops with this special group of Royal Academy of Music students, connected by a keen interest in delving deeper into individual expression and exploring collaborative forms of real-time music-making.

NYJO present:

THE MUSIC OF CHARLES MINGUS

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Charles Mingus was an American jazz bassist, composer, bandleader, pianist, and author - a major advocate of collective improvisation, he was one of the greatest jazz musicians and composers in history and his work continues to be celebrated to this day.

Empower present:

EMPOWER IWD

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A Celebration of Women in Music & the Arts for International Women’s Day, involving the World Premier of Hannah Runting's work 'A Single Thread' for trombone and harp, developed from Jess Bull Anderson's artwork 'The Beauty of Balance'.

Wyatt Sinfonia present:

HACKNEY SCHOOLS SING

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An outreach project made possible through the support of South Hackney Parochial Charity, West Hackney Parochial Charity, Hackney Council and generous individuals - two hundred school children joining together to perform Karl Jenkins' Symphonic Adiemus with Wyatt Sinfonia.

Aristidean Chamber Orchestra present:

IN VAIN

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A contemporary classical concert with the Aristidean Chamber Orchestra performing Georg Freidrich Haas's spellbinding work, In Vain.

Nikki Yeoh & NYJO present:

SPEECHMIK X-PLORATION

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NYJO joins forces with the keyboardist and creative free spirit Nikki Yeoh for a special audio-visual performance of new and reworked music - Yeoh’s seminal multimedia work ‘Speechmik X-Ploration’ promotes a message of unity and plurality, which remains poignant today. 

Toby Anderson & Sam Woof present:

SATYRS - ACT I

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Composer Toby Anderson and librettist/director Sam Woof present the first act of their new opera, SATYRS, a tale about cults, queer love, hedonism and dance that brings Ancient Greek tragedy to the ritualistic world of queer clubbing.

Solace Duo present:

PSYCHOMACHIA

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Psychomachia (Conflict of the Soul) presents the unique duo of harp and trombone in a programme that explores the musicians' personal experiences of disability and inner conflict.