http://soundcloud.com/emily-levy/in-paradisum-pt-2-edit2

Unaccompanied Choral: For 6 part Consort, SATB Choir and Children's Chorus

'In Paradisum' is written for the Marian Consort, an additional Choir and a Children's chorus. Parts of the Latin Requiem Mass text are juxtaposed with contemporary words from American author, Andre Dubus.

Vocal Trio

https://soundcloud.com/emily-levy/how-sweetly-you-burn-editsung-by-voice

Commissioned in 2014 by ‘Voice’ vocal trio, as part of their concert programme ‘Patterns of Love’ for UK and US Tour. One of 5 composers to be commissioned to write new work for this project alongside Helen Chadwick, Marcus Davidson, Stevie Wishart and Ayanna Witter-Johnson. 

Small Ensemble plus live electronics https://youtu.be/k7lwJj-8mh0 Instrumentation: Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello, Piano, E.Guitar, Live Electronics Using a combination of recorded dialogue from the players, folio and programmed sound. The piece explores the sense of time that we spend lots of time in music trying to pin down versus the sense of time that we experience in the natural world and how far apart these sometimes seem.

Listen here: https://soundcloud.com/emily-levy/suspension-pt-1-edit-performed-by-sospiri-choir

An original composition for 9 part choir to accompany a new, site specific piece by Crossover at the Bridge of Sighs in Oxford (2009) and the Old Fire Station, Oxford (2012) 

An original composition to accompany a piece by this Oxford based dance company of dancers aged 16-25.

June 2011

An amazing opportunity to be one of the musicians in a groundbreaking new project by the Japanese Contemporary Dance Network.  Performed throughout the Town Hall in Beppu, Southern Japan, this piece featured a mixture of professional dancers and members of the public of all ages and walks of life.   The performance was semi choreographed and semi improvised and I sang to accompany Cecilia Macfarlane in the amazing acoustics of the first floor of the building where audience members were led on their journey around the space.

A collaboration of music and movement between Emily Levy, Lee Fisher (Birmingham Royal Ballet) and Cecilia Macfarlane (Intergenerational Dance Practitioner).  Based on the discovery of the Gardens of Helligan.

A collaboration with choreographer and dancer Andrea Barzey of Coventry University.