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Boni Adeliyi's acting CV at Guildhall.

Guildhall Jazz Orchestra present a varied programme of contemporary writing for big band including selections of fusion-tinged material as performed by Jaco Pastorius for ‘The Birthday Concert’ and the ‘Avery Fisher Hall’ gigs.

The winner of the 2021 Guildhall Wigmore Prize, Gabriele Strata, performs a programme comprising the four Chopin Ballades interspersed with French keyboard music spanning three centuries, including Couperin, Satie, Messiaen and Dutilleux.

Inspired by Euripides’ ancient Greek tragedy 'The Bacchae, Dennis of Penge' is an epic, mythical, heroic tale by Annie Siddons, drawing on real experiences and relationships from Siddons’ childhood in South East London.

Outstanding singers and repetiteurs from the first year of the Guildhall School's Opera course perform classical and contemporary operatic excerpts with piano accompaniment.

'Routes' is a collection of short, stand-alone solo performance works, written, directed and performed by Guildhall School’s final year Acting students.

Guildhall welcomes Adam Walker, professor of flute at the Royal College of Music, for a Flute Masterclass.

Students from the MEI Orchestra, Music in Secondary Schools Trust Leaders Orchestra (MiLO) and the Richard Cloudesley Open Orchestra will perform together for the first time.

This concert marks the occasion with music as spirited and diverse as the 200 young performers who’ll play it, including Michael Zev Gordon’s Youth, Elgar’s charming Wand of Youth Suite No 2 and Jonathan Dove’s moving cantata There Was a Child.

The performance opens with music from 17th Century Italy: students from Guildhall’s Opera department perform a collection of Monteverdi Madrigals alongside 'Il Combattimento di Tancredi e Clorinda', an operatic scena for three voices.