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FORTHCOMING CONCERTS:
 
On Friday 29th August at Dartington International Summer School, Edmund's new commission for the Chamber Choir will be premiered, with Jeremy Walker conducting.

The Piano Duo made up of pianists Bonnie Anderson and Donna Gross Javel, will be performing Edmund's 'Pagan Dance No. 3' in the Arts Complex Museum, Duxbury, Massachusetts (5th October, 4.00pm).

'Russian Fantasy' arranged for full orchestra, is being prepared for a concert at St. Edward's School, conducted by Bjorn Bantock.

Stogumber Church Parish Choir will premiere Edmund's anthem 'I will lay me down in peace' later this year.

PREVIOUSLY in 2008:

'Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace' was performed in the final concert of the International Festival of Contemporary Church Music. It was performed by the choir of the Chapel Royal at St. Pancras Church on 17th May. They also sang it during their regular church service on 11th May and in a concert in Blackheath Concert Halls in June. The choir are now planning to include it on a CD of pieces commissioned by them.

AnythingPiano performed 'Pagan Dance no.3' for piano duet, in two concerts on 17th and 20th April, in Massachusetts and New Hampshire, USA and in the following venues in America: Fuller Village, Milton, Massachusetts (June 1st, 7.00pm), Atrium, Portland, Maine (June 8th, 4.00pm), Brookhaven, Lexington, Massachusetts (June 26th, 8.00pm). They premiered the piece on 6th March in Massachusetts.

'Russian Fantasy' for string orchestra, was recently premiered at Westminster Under School, conducted by the composer.

PREVIOUSLY in 2007:

'Rain Dance', arranged for string orchestra, was premiered in a concert at Phillips Academy in Andover, Massachusetts, USA on 2nd December. See LISTEN to hear the original version of this piece for solo cello.

'Quiet Rush' for solo organ was premiered by David Ponsford in a concert at St. Botolph's Church, Aldgate on 24th November 2007. This piece was highlighted as one of the world premieres of the year in 2007 by Classical Music Magazine.

'Four Fun Pieces for Beginner Bass' and 'The Iron Tongue' (for double bass and piano) were premiered at Wells Cathedral School on 30th September 2007. They will be published later this year by BIBF/Recital Music.

Edmund's commission for Mardi Brass, 'Pacific 451' was premiered at St. John's School, Leatherhead, on  12th September, 2007.

Edmund's opera 'The Handless Maiden' (work in progress), was premiered on 7th September, 2007 at Trinity College of Music, London.

1st September, 2007, 'Dance' and 'Flow' received second performances in Stogumber Parish Church, Somerset.

17th August, 2007, 'Dance' for solo piano was premiered in a concert at the Belsize Music Rooms given by Mark Strathdene.

11th July, 2007, 'Atmospheres' and 'Distant Voices' was broadcast on RadioReverb in Brighton.

9th June, 2007, 'Flow' for solo piano, was premiered at a private event in Chandos House, London.

25th March, 2007, Chapel Royal at St. James's Palace. The prestigious choir of this chapel gave the premiere of Edmund's anthem 'Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace'.

PREVIOUSLY in 2006:

20th December, 2006, St. Martin-in-the-Fields Church, Trafalgar Square, London. The choir of this church included the London premiere of 'O, my Deir Hert' in their carol service. See LISTEN for a recording of this work.

5th December, 2006, St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church, Dallas, Texas, the Orpheus Chamber Singers performed 'O, my Deir Hert' in this Christmas Concert. See LISTEN for a recording of this work.

4th December, 2006, St. Peter's Church, Canterbury. Sounds New (directed by Nicolas Cleobury) premiered pieces inspired by the Mozart 'Fragments', including Edmund's piece 'Whim' for clarinet quartet and 'What comes after M?' for 2 clarinets, string quartet and piano.

3rd December, 2006, Preston Hollow Presbyterian Church, Dallas, Texas, the Orpheus Chamber Singers premiered 'O, my Deir Hert' in this Christmas Concert. See LISTEN for a recording of this work.

13th November, 2006, Royal Society of Arts, The Strand, private event. 'Rain Dance' (arranged for string quartet) was premiered at this private event. See LISTEN for a recording of this work in its original form for solo cello.

11th and 12th November, 2006, Music Room, Danceworks Studios, London, 7.00pm. As part of a showcase of ballet pieces, 'Reflections' was given second and third performances at this event.

6th November, 2006, Royal Horticultural Halls, Vincent Square, 6.00pm. The Junior Choir of Westminster Under School performed in front of Princess Alexandra and included Edmund's popular 'Follow the Star' in their concert.

15th July, 2006, Temple Church. Ian Le Grice premiered the organ piece 'Triumphale'.

8th July, Christchurch College, Canterbury Sounds New (under Nicholas Cleobury) workshopped 'Static' for 2 clarinets, string quartet and piano.

22nd June, 2006, The Royal College of Music, London The Royal College of Music gave the seventh performance of 'Breathe' for ten saxophones and piano as part of a concert directed by Kyle Horch. See LISTEN for a recording of this work.

9th June, 2006, Trinity College of Music Natalie Spicer included 'Come Play' for flute, oboe and bass clarinet as part of her Finals Recital.

27th May, 2006, Lauderdale House, London The London Flutes performed 'Sirens' as part of a concert for four flutes.

21st May, 2006, Bristol Music Club The London Flutes performed 'Sirens' as part of a concert for four flutes.

20th May, 2006, St. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, London The Kensington Chamber Orchestra premiered the orchestral piece 'Dunia' (commissioned by Andrew O'Keeffe for his wife Dunia).

14th May, 2006, Brighton College The London Flutes premiered 'Sirens' in a concert for four flutes, which they had commissioned from Edmund.

4th April, 2006, Wapping Power Station Frances Marie-Uitti premiered 'Rain Dance' for solo cello which had been commissioned by her and SPNM (Society for the Promotion of New Music). This was part of the Solo Spotlights Festival at Wapping Power Station organised by Rolf Hind through SPNM. See LISTEN for a recording of this work.