This section lists (in reverse chronological order) the reported live performances and certain other usage of Andrew's music. This list is not comprehensive and may lack details on more obscure performances, particularly those in an international
territory which may not have been accurately reported. Radio airplay is listed under a separate section.
TITLE: DATE: LOCATION: OTHER DETAILS:
Sanguis Venenatus (2009) 20th March 2010, World Première of 'Elegy for
Strings'),Todmorden Town Hall, with the Strings of the
Todmorden Orchestra under Nick Concannon Hodges.
Todmorden News: "Andrew's moving elegy will nestle
among towering music" (Article prior to concert.)
Review of Sanguis Venenatus (Tainted Blood)
May We Who Share His Table 19th March 2010, this short piano piece was aired on
(2006) (rendering for piano) BBC Newsnight as accompanimental music for the
feature. Performed and recorded by Andrew. The short
piano piece (1 min 12") has been made available here
due to requests to hear the full piece: MP3
The Baptism of Christ (2006) 24th January 2010, the Sanctuary Choir of the First
Presbyterian Church, Fargo, North Dakota, USA opened
the Sunday service with the introit "The Baptism of
Christ" by Andrew March. (Link)
Be Still and Know (Ps. 46) 1st November, 2009. (All Saints' Day), Chancel Choir,
Watts Street Baptist Church Durham, North Carolina
Irish Reel (2009) 24th September 2009 - World Première of the
(piano transcription) transcription for piano of the orchestral piece Irish Reel
(2001) performed by the composer, Highfields School -
Centre for the performing Arts, Matlock, Derbyshire
Ben's Piece (2008) 24th September 2009 - performed by the composer, at
(Inner Autonomy) Year 11 Prize Giving at Highfields School - Centre for
the performing Arts, Matlock, Derbyshire
God of Glory (2006) 31 May 2009 - Saint Thomas of Canterbury Parish
Choir, Brentwood, Essex
10 Little Pieces (1995) 17 Feb 2009 - BBC 2 Television (Note: reported by
PRS & MCPS usage statement)
Psalm 57 (2007) 23 March 2008 (Easter Day) - First Performance of an
anthem written especially for Cliff Watson and the Choir
of St. Mary’s Bedfont, Middlesex
Our lives are laid open (2006) 6 Feb 2008 - Saint Thomas of Canterbury Parish Choir,
Brentwood, Essex
Elegy for Strings (2006) 4 August 2006 - St Peters Church, Budleigh Salterton
Sicut Cervus (2006) 7th May 2006 - Choral Evensong, Corpus Christi
College Choir, Cambridge, conductor Rebecca Drake
Magnificat 12th March 2006 - Choral Evensong, Corpus Christi
& Nunc Dimittis (2004) College Choir , Cambridge, Daniel Soper
Marian Antiphon No. 2 (2005) 26th February 2006 - Choral Evensong, Corpus Christi
College Choir, Cambridge, Daniel Soper
March: Evening Service (2004) 16th November 2005 - Choral Evensong, Corpus Christi
College Choir, Cambridge, conductor Daniel Soper
Flame of Youth Fanfare (1990) 9th October 2005 - performed at the RNLI charity
concert (Tamar Lifeboat Sea Prom Fundraiser), Adrian
Boult Hall with the Central England Ensemble
conducted by Anthony Bradbury. Note: The 2005
Tamar Lifeboat concert was the seventh Sea Prom to
be held in the city of Birmingham & marked the launch
of another major lifeboat campaign.
Marian Antiphon No. 3 (2004) 6 July 2005, Corpus Christi College Chapel Choir
/ Daniel Soper, Church of St. Václava, Municipal
Cultural Center Mníšek pod Brdy, Czech Republic
Nunc Dimittis (2004) 6 July 2005, Corpus Christi College Chapel Choir
/ Daniel Soper. Church of St. Václava, Municipal
Cultural Center Mníšek pod Brdy, Czech Republic
March: Evening Service (2004) 8th May 2005 - Choral Evensong, Corpus Christi
College Choir, Cambridge, Daniel Soper
Marian Antiphon no. 3 (2005) 8th May 2005 - Choral Evensong, Corpus Christi
(Regina Caeli) College Choir, Cambridge, Daniel Soper
A Song of Revelation (2005) 27th February 2005 - Choral Evensong, Corpus Christi
College Choir, Cambridge, Daniel Soper
Phos Hilaron (2004) 28th November 2004 - Advent Carols Service 8.30pm,
Corpus Christi College Choir, Cambridge, Daniel Soper
Be Still and Know (2000) 7 November 2004 - Jim Mastracco, performance and
recording. USA
Be still and know (2000) 24th October 2004 - Choral Evensong, Corpus Christi
Psalm 46 College Choir, Cambridge, Daniel Soper
Nymphéas for 2 Pianos (2001) September 2004 - Piano duo brothers Peter & Patrik
Jablonski, live performance, Greece
Pale (Wrestling Match) (2003) 20th September 2003 - John Galea / Chorus Urbanus of
(piano & choir version) Gozo (Malta) Archeological Museum in Egion, Greece
Pale (Wrestling Match) (2003) 19 September 2003 - John Galea / Chorus Urbanus of
(piano & choir version) Gozo (Malta). World Premiere (version for choir with
pianist Lydia Ellul Buttigieg. Kipotheatro Nikea, Athens
Nymphéas for 2 Pianos (2001) 29th August 2002 - World Pemière, Royal Palace
Stockholm, Music at the Castle (Musik på Slottet.
Jablonski brothers piano duo (Peter & Patrik Jablonski),
Stockholm, Sweden
Irish Reel (2000) 6th May 2001 - TORSO / Marion Wood. St. Georges'
Theatre, Islington, London
Irish Reel (2000) 8th February 2001 - World Première by TORSO under
Marion Wood, St Mary's, Eversholt St, London
Be Still and Know (2000) June 2001 - Belfast Philharmonic Choir, under
Psalm 46 conductor Marion Wood, Waterfront Hall, Belfast
Stirring in the Heavenlies 17 December 2000 - World Première (cut version)
(2000) London Symphony Orchestra / Hickox. Barbican
Be Still and Know (2000) September 2000 - World Première. Originally written for
Psalm 46 and dedicated to the Dona Nobis Pacem Chorale under
conductor David, H. Jones, Ettington Village Church,
Stratford-Upon-Avon
O Sing Unto the Lord (2000) September 2000 - First performed by the Dona Nobis
Pacem Chorale under David, H. Jones, Ettington Village
Church, Stratford-Upon-Avon
A James Joyce Poem (1996) 1999 circa - First performance, Soprano Joanne Lunn,
Royal College of Music, London
Marine - à travers les arbres April 1998 - World Première. London Symphony
(1997) Orchestra, Daniel Harding, Barbican, London
May 1998 - State Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra,
under Mischa Damev, Zurich, Switzerland
May 1998 - State Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra,
under Mischa Damev, Moscow
August 1998 - EUYO under Vladimir
Ashkenazy, Tonhalle, Düsseldorf, Germany
August 1998 - EUYO under Vladimir Ashkenazy,
Konserthus, Gävle, Sweden
September 1998 - EUYO / Vladimir Ashkenazy, Teatro
Cameõs, EXPO' 98, Lisbon, Portugal
September 1998 - Moscow Radio Symphony
Orchestra, Mischa Damev, Zurich, Switzerland
September 1998 - EUYO conductor Vladimir
Ashkenazy, BBC Prom 63, Televised live BBC2, Royal
Albert Hall, London
8 Little Pieces (1995) World Première circa 1997 under conductor Natalia
Luis-Bassa, Royal College of Music, London (Note: this
was the World Premiere for 8 of the 10 Little Pieces)
Nymphéas (1995) Performance circa 1996 under conductor Natalia
Luis-Bassa, Royal College of Music, London
Easdale (1996) 23rd January 1997 - World Première, RCM Symphony
Orchestra / Edwin Roxburgh, RCM, London
Nymphéas (1995) 6th July 1995 World Première. Conductor Simon
Bainbridge, Royal College of Music
Two Songs of Laurie Lee circa 1993 - World Première C20th Ensemble, Edwin
(1993) Roxburgh / mezzo-soprano Louise Mott. RCM, London
Flame of Youth Fanfare (1990) circa 1990 - World Première, Birmingham Schools'
Brass Ensemble, Symphony Hall, Birmingham
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