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Flute & Piccolo Concert Dates 2026
A busy year is shaping up with flute and piccolo performances in and around Exeter. Here are some dates for your diary: Saturday 28th March – Exeter Symphony Orchestra – Smetana Vltava, Rachmaninov Symphony No. 2, Dvorak Carnival Overture, plus Mahler Adagietto from Symphony No. 5. Southernhay United Reformed Church, Exeter. Tickets here. Saturday 18th… Continue reading
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Meet the Contras
Following a call by rarescale for music for the unusual and rather exciting combination of contrabass flute, contrabass clarinet and contrabassoon, Anna’s newly-composed work Contradanza has been selected for the ‘Meet the Contras’ concert programme this Thursday. Thursday 21st June, 7:30pm ADMISSION FREE St James’ Church, Sussex Gardens, London W2 3UD (nearest station: Paddington) These three… Continue reading
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Exeter ‘living room concert’
Music by Anna Matthews and Anastassis Philippakopoulos to feature in the next Flute@37 living room concert by flautist Ruth Molins. Tickets available from Ruth’s website: https://www.ruthmolins.com/flute37.html Continue reading
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Gembird – new work for chamber ensemble
Introducing Gembird: 7! For 6, written in December 2012 in response to a call for scores by Kokoro and Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra for their South West Composers Day. A return to instrumental ensemble writing, this is a sextet which organically weaves colour and texture around a skeleton of musical patterns, which happen to be inspired by… Continue reading
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News round-up
Amazing how a bit of sunshine focuses the mind! It’s been a while since I updated the website properly and, unsurprisingly, there’s been quite a bit happening since last summer. I have spent a lot of time “absorbing”. Most inspiration came, I think, from the CoMA (Contemporary Music for All) summer school in Bangor, North… Continue reading
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