Due to the pandemic, much still remains in flux for the music industry, but as performances are confirmed or rescheduled, they will be updated on the Schedule below. In the meantime during Lockdown 1, Fenella performed regularly live from her living room in concerts streamed on YouTube. Performances included everything from the earliest printed solo violin music, though to a substantial number of World Premieres. You can hear these performances on Fenella's YouTube channel.
A joyful programme of Bach in Etchingham, Kent. https://www.londonmozartplayers.com/whatson-event/london-mozart-players-with-jack-gonzalez-harding-friends/?venue=24586#Tickets_in
A programme of Stravinsky, Cage, Montgomery, Tüür and Debussy with pianist Annie Yim in London: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/stravinsky-and-beyond-fenella-humphreys-violin-annie-yim-piano-tickets-299518035507?aff=ebdsoporgprofile
Works for violin and piano with Nathan Williamson, celebrating Doreen Carwithen's centenary https://carwithenmusicfestival.co.uk/home/events/
A celebration of the life of one of the most brilliant people I've been fortunate to know. The performance will be raising money for Phab and the DEC Ukraine Appeal. Music will include works by Brahms, Alarcon, Elgar and Haydn, and I'll be performing Vaughan Williams' The Lark Ascending. There are some fantastic musicians taking part conducted by Tim Reynish and Sian Edwards. The concert is in Northwood, and for more information and tickets please contact: timreynish@yahoo.co.uk
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Working with young composers at Cheltenham Festival Composers' Academy. The week ends with a Composium: https://www.cheltenhamfestivals.com/music/whats-on/2022/composium/
Programme to include Sibelius, Cheryl Frances-Hoad, Rautavaara & premieres by David Matthews and Joseph Phibbs, with pianist Joseph Tong: https://3choirs.org/events/sibelius-reflected