Imogen Baker (Soprano) and Daniel Silcock (Piano) present a varied programme of repertoire exploring female hysteria represented through songs and arias. 

Imogen Baker is a former chorister at St. Michael and All Angels Church. She is currently studying her masters at the Royal Academy of Music with Susan Waters after having completed her undergraduate studies at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, studying with Amanda Roocroft. She recently performed the role of Garsenda (Francesca da Rimini; Zandonai) in the Academy's Vocal Faculty Scenes in February 2023 and is enjoying taking part in a varied selection of competitions and recitals. During her undergraduate degree, she was the John Ireland Prizewinner (2020) and an Edward Brooks Lieder Prizewinner (2019). She also notably performed the roles of Thérèse/ Tirésias in Poulenc's Les Mamelles de Tirésias (RBC Opera Scenes | June 2021), Miss Spink/ Other Miss Spink in Turnage's Coraline (RBC Spring Opera | March 2021) and Maria Bertram in Dove's Mansfield Park (RBC Summer Opera | June 2019). 

The concert will last approximately 1 hour and Wine and soft drinks will be served after the concert. There is parking available on site and toilets. The venue is wheelchair accessible and has an induction loop; however, there are no accessible toilets. The concert will begin at 7:00 pm and the doors will open at 6:30 pm.

Tickets are £10 for adults and £5 for Under 16s. There is a small booking fee if booking online through Ticketsource. If tickets are bought on the door they can be paid for with cash only. Tickets can be reserved to be paid for at the door by calling +447748379530 or emailing imogen.a.baker@gmail.com.

The profits for this concert will go towards raising money for Imogen & Daniel's continuing musical endeavours

Four postgraduate composition students share their fifteen minute trios for stage, created in collaboration with a librettist. In this six month elective, composer David Sawer and writer Jessica Walker have facilitated the creative process between writer and composer, promoting an understanding of how to write dynamically for sung theatre. The scenes have been rehearsed by Academy singers, conductors, and student pianists, with stage direction by Sophie Daneman.

Benjamin Hoppe, Sarah Marze, Yan Ee Toh, Adam Zolty Composers
Ade Bademosi, Noah McCreadie, Edie Bailey, Philippa Lawford Librettists
Anna Lluna, Lily Bravery, Sophia Yan Jin, Isabella Piggott, Natasha Da Costa, Allyn Wu, Imogen Baker Singers
Leon Chen, Jiewei Ju Pianists

Oleksandr Filiak, Jess Hoskins Conductors
Sophie Daneman Director

https://www.ram.ac.uk/tickets

Imogen Baker - Soprano

Daniel Silcock - Piano 

A free recital including a programme featuring: R. Strauss, Saint-Saens, Wolf, Purcell, Bellini, Duparc, Poulenc & Thomas  

https://www.regenthall.net/Groups/365407/Friday_Lunchtime_Concerts.aspx

A concert for people living with dementia and their friends, family and carers

Imogen Baker (Soprano), Isabel Irvine (Soprano) and Francesca Pringle (Soprano) perform a programme of Mozart and other assorted works accompanied by George Fradley on piano.

Please go to: https://wigmore-hall.org.uk/whats-on/music-for-the-moment-202306301500 for tickets.

Imogen Baker (Soprano) and Daniel Silcock (Piano) present a varied programme of repertoire exploring female characters in history and literature represented through songs and arias. 

Imogen Baker is a former chorister at St. Michael and All Angels Church. She is currently studying her masters at the Royal Academy of Music with Susan Waters after having completed her undergraduate studies at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, studying with Amanda Roocroft. She recently performed the role of Norina in the Academy's Vocal Faculty Scenes in February 2023 and is enjoying taking part in a varied selection of competitions and recitals. During her undergraduate degree, she was the John Ireland Prizewinner (2020) and an Edward Brooks Lieder Prizewinner (2019). She also notably performed the roles of Thérèse/ Tirésias in Poulenc's Les Mamelles de Tirésias (RBC Opera Scenes | June 2021), Miss Spink/ Other Miss Spink in Turnage's Coraline (RBC Spring Opera | March 2021) and Maria Bertram in Dove's Mansfield Park (RBC Summer Opera | June 2019). 

Originally from Aberdeenshire, Scottish pianist Daniel Peter Silcock regularly performs around the country as soloist and chamber musician. Daniel currently studies at the Royal Academy of Music with Joseph Middleton. Daniel made his concerto debut aged 15 under the baton of David Danzmayr. Recent performances in 2022-2023 include recitals at London’s Wigmore Hall, and Usher Hall in Edinburgh. Upcoming performances in the summer include as a Leeds Lieder Young Artist at the Royal-Overseas-League Gold Medal Final at Wigmore Hall.

The concert will last approximately 1 hour & 30 minutes including a 20-minute interval where complimentary Wine and soft drinks will be served. There is parking available on site and toilets. The venue is wheelchair accessible and has an induction loop however there are no accessible toilets. The concert will begin at 7:00 pm and the doors will open at 6:30 pm.

Tickets are £15 for adults and £11 for Under 16s. There is a small booking fee if booking online through Ticketsource. If tickets are bought on the door they can be paid for with cash only. Tickets can be reserved to be paid for at the door by calling +447748379530 or emailing imogen.a.baker@gmail.com.

The profits for this concert will go towards raising money for Imogen & Daniel's continuing studies at the Royal Academy of Music in September 2023. 

Please go to: https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/imogen-baker-soprano/heroines-imogen-baker-soprano-daniel-silcock-piano/e-xrdxgo to buy tickets.

Marek Pasieczny Scintilla: After Arvo Pärt (UK premiere) 
Ravel Cinq mélodies populaires grecques
Lorenzo Palomo Madrigal y Cinco canciones sefardíes (UK premiere)
Pat Metheny Road to the Sun (UK premiere)

An evening of varied chamber music featuring UK premieres by Marek Pasieczny, Lorenzo Palomo and Pat Metheny. 

Imogen will be performing excerpts of Berkeley’s Songs of Half Light.

Please go to: https://tickets.ram.ac.uk/sales/categories/other-events/guitar-chamber-music to reserve tickets.

Royal Academy of Music Vocal Faculty Students perform a set of opera scenes in the Susie Sainsbury Theatre.

Imogen will be performing the role of Norina in Donizetti’s Don Pasquale with Florian Störtz as Dr. Malatesta.

Admission is free.

Imogen Baker (Soprano), Francesca Pringle (Soprano), Isabel Irvine (Soprano) and Harry Fradley (Bass-Baritone) perform a recital of Mozart and other works, accompanied by George Fradley on Piano.

Admission is free but donations are appreciated to support All Saints Church.

To celebrate the launch of Hound Music (of which Imogen is a co-founder), please come along to the launch concert that will be streamed on Hound Music’s Facebook and Youtube pages. Hound Music Founders Alex & Imogen will both perform along with choral group Esprimo.

Imogen competes in the 2020 John Ireland Prize kindly accompanied on piano by William Nixon.

Imogen was pleased to have been awarded first prize in this competition.

Imogen competes in the Edward Brooks Lieder Prize accompanied by Jonathan French. She is pleased to present a varied programme by Mozart, Robert and Clara Schumann, and Brahms.

Home, they say, is where the heart is. It’s also where some of the best songs come from - whether exploring identity, family relationships, or good old bricks and mortar. In this wide-ranging programme, we welcome internationally-acclaimed pianist, Iain Burnside, who has worked alongside our students to create a concert of songs and duets to challenge our ideas of domesticity.

For Tickets please see:

https://www.bcu.ac.uk/conservatoire/events-calendar/voxbox-home-sweet-home