Here are some links to pages of interest to me and, I hope, to you also.<\/p>\n
Fiery Dragon Company<\/a>. This is the group in 2018 formed to perform some of my works. You can hear some of my compositions and find out about future performances here.<\/p>\n Bath Spa University School of Music and Performing Arts<\/a>. This is where I studied for my Masters in Composition having previously gained a degree in Music there.<\/p>\n Here are the websites of my tutors on the Masters course at Bath Spa University: James Saunders<\/a> and Joe Duddell<\/a>, both successful composers in their own right.<\/p>\n English Folk Dance and Song Society<\/a>. Another organisation of which I am a member. The Ralph Vaughan Williams Memorial Library is a superb scholarly resource.<\/p>\n Sound and Music<\/a>. I used to be a member of the Society for the Promotion of New Music. That society is now one of the constituent parts of Sound and Music.<\/p>\n Eagle Alley<\/a>. My other band. I am a member of a three part close harmony singing group based in Bath called Eagle Alley. The name comes from a sea shanty in our repertoire.<\/p>\n Mr Punch’s Studio<\/a>. My husband Chris Timson runs a recording studio and here is their web site. Obviously as a composer it is most useful to have a recording studio at my beck and call.<\/p>\n English Music Played Here<\/a>. Chris and I run two sessions devoted to the playing of English traditional dance music. This site contains details of both of them, together with information about the music we play.<\/p>\n Bradford on Avon Carollers.<\/a> Chris and I are both also involved in the establishing of a tradition of local carol singing in pubs in Bradford on Avon somewhat along the lines of the Sheffield tradition. As this site shows, the effort is proving very successful. I research and teach the singing of local carols and lead the 12-strong carols band.<\/p>\n English Christmas Carol talk at the BRLSI<\/a>. Following on from my work with the carollers I gave this talk to the Bath Royal Literary and Scientific Institution in December 2021.<\/p>\n Ellacombe Chimes support<\/a>. If Anne’s work with Ellacombe Chimes has led to you wanting to find out more about this alternative and musical way to ring church bells this site will tell you all you need to know.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Here are some links to pages of interest to me and, I hope, to you also. Fiery Dragon Company. This is the group in 2018 formed to perform some of my works. You can hear some of my compositions and … Continue reading