Join the University of Melbourne’s Grainger Museum for a symposium exploring music history, composition, and performance in the context of innovation, exploration and engagement with new media and new technologies. Hear an international panel of academics and researchers respond to historical and contemporary ideas of music, new media and the archive. Topics range from historical …

Poulenc's Piano Concerto is performed by Paul Jackson, with the Newtown Ensemble, conducted by Michael Thorne. Programme: Hindemith – Nobilissime Visione Poulenc – Piano Concerto in C-sharp minor Sibelius – Symphony No. 7

Downing Place URC, Downing Street, Cambridge CB2 3EL Renowned violinist Mifune Tsuji, pianist Paul Jackson and saxophonist Jin Theriault perform as a unique trio, playing solo and trio pieces from around the world. The three musicians have been performing together since 2012. The eclectic programme includes two original works, Marc Eychenne’s Cantilène et danse and …

Saffron Hall, Audley End Road, Saffron Walden, CB11 4UH Saffron Opera Group brings Mozart’s sparkling comedy of romantic misunderstandings to life with a luxury cast of internationally renowned singers - including many who have become favourites with SOG audiences - and dazzling new stars. Come and be delighted by Mozart’s ravishing melodies, and tickled by …

St Augustine's Church, Richmond Road, Cambridge CB4 3PS The St Augustine's Singers, conducted by Paul Jackson, perform Haydn's Nelson Mass. Soprano: Shiona CormackAlto: Ute Lepetit-ClareTenor: Sam MaddenBass: Alistair Bamford Admission free (with retiring collection)

All Saints' Church, Haslingfield Road, Barrington, CB22 7RE Haslingfield Choir and Orchestra, conducted by Paul Jackson, perform Gabriel Fauré’s beautiful Requiem. ProgrammeFauré – RequiemBruckner – Locus Iste, Pange LinguaFranck – Panis AngelicusWarlock – Capriol SuiteVaughan Williams – Fantasia on GreensleevesElgar – Serenade for Strings Further information at: https://haslingfieldchoir.org.uk/next-concert.php

Charlie Draper and Paul Jackson present a concert of music for the earliest electronic musical instruments, the theremin. The concert includes well-known music by Saint-Saëns, Rachmaninoff and Gershwin, together with original music written for the instruments. The performance will be interspersed with explanations and demonstrations of this fascinating instrument. ProgrammeCamille Saint-Saëns – ‘The Swan’ from …

In a special concert to celebrate the installation of two new tower bells at All Saints' Church, Landbeach, the St Augustine's Singers perform two works by the choir's founder, Philip Mead, together with a setting of the Welsh lullaby Suo Gân. ProgrammeMead – The NightingaleMead – Landbeach BellsTraditional – Suo Gân

As part of Cambridge Pride, the St Augustine's Singers perform music by Britten, Smyth and the Beatles. ProgrammeBenjamin Britten – Hymn to St CeciliaEthel Smyth – The March of the WomenBeatles – All You Need Is LoveFrances Poulenc – Sonata for Flute and Piano

Haslingfield Choir and Orchestra, conducted by Paul Jackson, present an evening an evening of readings and seasonal music by Joseph Haydn, Gustav Holst, 
Ralph Vaughan Williams, Benjamin Britten, Percy Grainger, and Edward German Baritone: Alistair BamfordReciter: Heidi GjertsenReciter: Ansy Stephen

A lunchtime concert of folk-inspired music sung by Marina Karagianni, and accompanied by Paul Jackson. Music by Ravel, Obradors, Lavilla, Montsalvatge,and Constantinidis. Programme Fernando Obradors – Canciones clásicas españolas Félix Lavilla – Quatro canciones Vascas Xavier Montsalvatge – Cançó amorosa, Cinco canciones negras Maurice Ravel – Cinq mélodies populaires grecques Ioannis Constantinidis – Three Greek folksongs …

Percy Grainger’s youthful studies at the Hoch Conservatorium in Frankfurt am Main brought him into contact with a group of fellow composers who were to influence him throughout his life. The ‘Frankfurt Gang’, as this group of would-be world changers became known, comprised Grainger, Cyril Scott, Roger Quilter, Henry Balfour Gardiner, and Norman O’Neill, and …