Manchester Camerata presents ​‘All Time Is Eternally Present’ featuring Jess Gillam and Pekka Kuusisto on Friday 26 February at 20:00. In the first of three concerts with Manchester Camerata on Virtual Circle, we see for the first time the pairing of Jess Gillam and Pekka Kuusisto.

Conducted by the internationally renowned Pekka Kuusisto and Manchester Camerata Musicians, this brand new concert presented by Linton Stephens features rising star Saxophonist and BBC Radio 3 broadcaster, Jess Gillam in an eclectic and exciting programme, featuring Dobrinka Tabakova’s Dawn, Copland’s Appalachian Spring, Michael Nyman’s Where the Bee Dances and the World Premiere of Be Still by composer Daniel Kidane. 

The concert is also interspersed with interviews from both artists at poignant moments. 

Repertoire:
Dobrinka Tabakova — Dawn
Copland — Appalachian Spring Suite
Daniel Kidane — Be Still
Nyman — Where the Bee Dances  (featured on Jess’ recent album TIME)

Host venue: Stoller Hall

Tickets: £10
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Jess Gillam is one of Decca Classics’ young stars, with her first two albums topping the classical charts. Keep up with her latest music here.

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Manchester Camerata will also feature the next instalment of the Gramophone Award-nominated Mozart, Made in Manchester cycle featuring the French pianist Jean-Efflam Bavouzet and Music Director Gábor Takács-Nagy. The series, which pairs the piano concertos with opera overtures in a recording for the first time, has achieved huge critical acclaim.

These concerts take place at Manchester’s stunning Stoller Hall, part of Chetham’s School of Music, which are both partners for the Mozart cycle alongside Chandos Records.