2023
26 March 3:30pm
St George's Venue, Hartlepool TS26 9HP
Philippa Mo, Hannah Perowne, violins
Hannah and Philippa bring together a dazzling programme with major works by Prokofiev and Rózsa, a collection of miniature folk duos by Bartok, Inventions by Bach - finishing with the explosive Passacaglia on a theme of Handel by the Norwegian violinist Johann Halvorsen.
This is the final concert in the 2023 Classical concert series and the doors open at 2.30 with Refreshments (including licenced drinks) and the concert will begin at 3.30pm.
Tickets: available on the door
2022
13 January 1:00pm
Matthew Schellhorn piano and Philippa Mo, violin
Imperial College London
Read Lecture Theatre, Level 5, Sherfield Building (South Kensington Campus)
Olivier Messiaen Fantaisie
Ian Wilson Spilliaert's Beach
Edward Elgar Violin Sonata in E minor Op 82
Tickets: entry free to all
UPROAR - Scenes from a Street TOUR
12 February Bangor Music Festival
25 February Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama
25 March Canolfan y Celfyddydau Aberystwyth Arts Centre
8 April Priory Centre, Abergavenny
Joseph Davies Collider
Carlijn Metselaar Forest Bathing
Du Yun Impeccable Quake
At the heart of UPROAR’s latest project are three brand new commissions from three outstanding Welsh composers.
And...
Two celebrated international classical composers, multi-award winning Korean composer, Unsuk Chin’s Gougalon and Pulitzer Prize winning composer, Du Yun’s Impeccable Quake, will be performed for the first time in Wales.
https://www.uproar.org.uk/project-page
12 March 7:30pm
13 March 7:30pm
The Ariel Centre, Totnes
Violin Concerto 'STREAM-SHINE'
by Colin Riley
Philippa Mo, Solo Violin
The Torbay Symphony Orchestra
Conductor, Richard Gonski
3 April 1:15pm
Celebrating Australian Music
All Saints' Church
Jesus Lane, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, CB5 8BP
Philippa Mo, violin
Gabriella Dall'Olio, harp
Programme to include works by Nigel Westlake and Wendy Hiscocks
17 October
Private Recital
Philippa Mo, violin with Peter Sulski, viola
Featuring the magnificent Duo in G major KV 423
Nutley Hall, East Sussex
18 October 1:10pm
18 October
Lunchtime Concerts at the Chapel Royal
Philippa Mo, violin with Peter Sulski, viola
Featuring the magnificent Duo in G major KV 423
164 North Street
Brighton BN1 1EA
21 October 1:10pm
Brunel University
Beldam Gallery - Eastern Gateway
WORLD PREMIERE
Jelena Makarova – piano
Philippa Mo – violin
Neyire Ashworth – clarinet
Daryl Giuliano – cello
Robert Millett – percussion
An acclaimed group of musicians come together to perform a programme of new music for quintet including the world premiere of Colin Riley’s new concerto for piano and ensemble and Philip Lancaster’s ‘Encroaching Shadows’.
6 November
Royal Opera House
Covent Garden
Romano Viazzani Ensemble
Tango!
2021
10 July 4:00pm Nature's Inspiration
Wolterton Park, Norfolk
The Wolterton Ensemble
Hannah Perowne, Philippa Mo, violins
Nic Pendlebury, Virginia Slater, violas
Rudi de Groote, Jonathan Ayling, cellos
Vaughan Williams The Lark Ascending
Giacomo Puccini Crisantemi
Antonin Dvorak Sextet in A major
11 July 4:00pm Russian Romance
Wolterton Park, Norfolk
The Wolterton Ensemble
Hannah Perowne, Philippa Mo, violins
Nic Pendlebury, Virginia Slater, violas
Rudi de Groote, Jonathan Ayling, cellos
Alexander Borodin Sextet in A major
Hugo Wolf Italian Serenade
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky Souvenir de Florence
1 September 4:00pm and 7:30pm
St Andrew's Church, Grinton
Swaledale Festival
Philippa Mo, violin & William Towers, countertenor
In what is the cathedral of Swaledale, two stellar musicians perform uplifting music spanning nine centuries, from Hildegarde von Bingen, Purcell, Tartini and Telemann to Berio and Britten.
Tickets: www.swalefest.org
25 September 7:30pm
Ely Cathedral,Cambridgeshire, UK
Violin Concerto 'STREAM-SHINE' (WORLD PREMIERE)
by Colin Riley
Solo violin Philippa Mo
Ely Sinfonia
Conductor, Steve Bingham
Tickets : www.elycathedral.org/events/ely-sinfonia-stream-shine
13 October 7:30pm
Royal Pump Rooms, Leamington Spa
OZ & ARMONICO: GIN & PHONIC!
The Oz & Armonico team investigate the highs and lows (mainly highs) of the relationship between gin, music and humans over the centuries.
International wine expert, author and TV presenter Oz Clarke returns to host the perfect evening of music, gin, incredible facts and blunt fiction.
Enjoy a glass of gin or two to the backdrop of Purcell, Handel and Dowland whilst
learning of the incredible takes of human endeavour and failure which have given us one of the most celebrated resurgences in alcoholic modern history.
15 October 7:30pm
Bradfield College, Berkshire
Partita, Fantasia, Caprice
Solo violin Philippa Mo
Bach Partita in B minor
Telemann Fantasia no.9
Prokofiev Sonata for Solo Violin
Naji Hakim Sonate pour Violon Seul
23 October 7:30pm
The Georgian Theatre Royal, Richmond, North Yorkshire
Partita, Fantasia, Caprice
Solo violin Philippa Mo
Bach Partita in B minor
Telemann Fantasia no.9
Biber Passacaglia
Naji Hakim WORLD PREMIERE Toccata
Prokofiev Sonata for Solo Violin
Naji Hakim Sonate pour Violon Seul
Tickets: https://georgiantheatreroyal.savoysystems.co.uk/GeorgianTheatreRoyal.dll/
6 November 7:30 pm
The Octagon Theatre, Yeovil
ARMONICO CONSORT & ORCHESTRA
DIRECTOR | CHRISTOPHER MONKS
LEADER | PHILIPPA MO
The Armed Man, Karl Jenkins
Commissioned by the Royal Armouries to mark the new millennium, Karl Jenkins’ The Armed Man is dedicated to the victims of the Kosovo conflict, whose tragedy was unfolding as it was being composed. Blending genres and cultures, and embracing the full range of emotions that the war evokes, Jenkins conveys a powerful message for world peace.
Tickets: https://www.octagon-theatre.co.uk/whats-on/all-shows/ccs-karl-jenkins-the-armed-man/8601/#
10 November 7:00 pm
Warwick Arts Centre, Coventry
ARMONICO CONSORT & ORCHESTRA
DIRECTOR | CHRISTOPHER MONKS
LEADER | PHILIPPA MO
The Armed Man, Karl Jenkins
Commissioned by the Royal Armouries to mark the new millennium, Karl Jenkins’ The Armed Man is dedicated to the victims of the Kosovo conflict, whose tragedy was unfolding as it was being composed. Blending genres and cultures, and embracing the full range of emotions that the war evokes, Jenkins conveys a powerful message for world peace.
For the Warwick Arts Centre performance, we will be joined by the forces of over 400 children from our AC Academy choirs in the region, helping recreate the performance initially intended by the composer.
Tickets: https://www.warwickartscentre.co.uk/whats-on/the-armed-man-armonico-consort-ac-academy-1817/