[Ben Tomlin Photography]
16th April - Nordic Viola to perform Machair at 'North Atlantic Lives and Landscapes' concert as part of Histories and Herstories conference, Islesburgh Community Centre, Shetland 7pm - cancelled
2nd April - BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra to perform Seabird Cities, conducted by Thomas Dausgaard, City Halls Glasgow 7.30pm. - cancelled
7th March '20 - Premiere of Acheulean Sounds by members of Devon Philharmonic Orchestra at the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter.
26th February '20 - Shortlisted for the Scottish Awards for New Music Dorico Award for Small/ Medium Scale New Work for The Wet Desert: A Collection of Highland Perspectives
20th February '20 - NYCGB Young Composer masterclasses with Errollyn Wallen, Richard Allain, Cheryl Frances-Hoad and Toby Young
14th January '20 - Commissioned by Devon Philharmonic Orchestra and the Royal Albert Memorial Museum to write a piece inspired by the prehistoric stone tools on display in the museum, premiere 7th March '20 at RAMM.
September '19 - Selected for Psappha Ensemble's Composing for Cello scheme
23rd August '19 - Premiere of Right to Roam by Tritium Trio, Dartington Hall
14th March '19 - BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra concert on 2nd April '20 announced, to feature Seabird Cities, conducted by Thomas Dausgaard.
8-9th March '19 - Participating in the Wild Plum Songbook Workshop
17th December '18 - Piobaireachd selected for the APC Modern Pibroch Library, Canada.
25th November '18 - Cunninghame Choir performed From Bunessan
13th November '18 - The Night With... workshop with Juice Vocal Ensemble to include Birds of Migration. 10am - Scottish Music Centre
9th November '18 - Ligeti Quartet will workshop and record Machair 9.30am -Firth Hall, University of Sheffield
6th November '18 - Royal Northern Sinfonia Workshop to include Là Bealltainn
27th October '18 - Premiere of the inimitable brightness of the air at the Sound Festival by Red Note Ensemble. 12pm, St Andrew's Cathedral, Aberdeen
4th October '18 - Premiere of Leum Fèidh by Karlovy Vary Symphony Orchestra
30th September '18 15.00 - Premiere of Seabird Cities by the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, Rudolfinum, Prague.
7th-8th September '18 - Sound Festival residency with Red Note Ensemble at Logie Coldstone
Review of Cappella Nova's concert in Edinburgh, including dona nobis pacem
16th/ 17th August '18- 16.10pm and 18.10pm -performances of dona nobis pacem by Cappella Nova at Greyfriars Kirk during the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
15th August '18 - 7.30pm premiere of dona nobis pacem by Cappella Nova in Stirling Castle.
July '18 - Selected as runner up in Cappella Nova Composers' Competition.
27th July '18 - 1pm premiere of Deglaciation at Lichtenbergschule, Darmstadt.
July '18 - Selected for the Sound Festival 2018 development opportunity which will lead to a performance by Red Note Ensemble of a new commission.
July '18 - Participated in the 'Composing for Piano' workshop with Brian Ferneyhough and Nicolas Hodges at the 2018 Darmstadt Summer Course for New Music.
5th July 18'- 2pm The Beckett Quartet performed Machair at the West Cork Chamber Music Festival.
1st July '18- Participated in the Young Composers Forum with Deirdre Gribbin at West Cork Chamber Music Festival.
July '18 -Participated in the ‘Composing for Oboe and Violin Workshop’ with Cathy Milliken and Graeme Jennings at the 2018 Darmstadt Summer Course for New Music as well as gaining a place on the composition course.
8th May '18 - 8pm. The Brodick Quartet performed Lichen at the PLUG Festival.
https://www.rcs.ac.uk/boxoffice-event/eventid/118607-Plug-5-with-Brodick-Quartet-
27th April '18 - Participated in the CeNMaS workshop with the Ligeti Quartet.
https://cenmas.wordpress.com/ligeti-quartet-workshop-opportunity/
April '18 - Selected as joint-winner of the West Cork Chamber Music Festival Competition.
http://westcorkmusic.ie/chambermusicfestival/news
April '18- Selected as runner up in the Walter and Dinah Wolfe prize. The piece was performed by Rolf Hind on 11th May, 1pm, during the PLUG Festival.
March '18 St Salvator's Chapel Choir's CD, Annunciations: Sacred Music for the 21st Century, featuring Lisa's piece, The Silent Word Sounds, is now available on Spotify and iTunes.
https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/annunciations/1348560465
https://open.spotify.com/album/5p6Q91qCJVzWGwmxfgcL7k
5-6th March '18 - Theoartistry Festival in St Andrews. As the culmination of the Theoartistry project, in which Lisa participated, the festival showcased the pieces which were created during the collaboration. St Salvator's Chapel Choir's CD of these works was also launched.
February '18 - Selected for the - CeNMaS Quartet Workshop with the Ligeti Quartet
October '17 - The Robzen Duo performed a recital of Scottish and Czech music - 'Ballads from our Homelands' - in Renfield St Stephen's, Glasgow. This included Lisa's piece Sunrise in June.
August '17 Lisa was appointed to be an Associate Member of the LSO SoundHub
August '17 - Piobaireachd was played on the BBC Radio 3's Late Junction programme
June '17 - St Salvator's Chapel Choir recorded The Silent Word Sounds for their new CD alongside works by other members of the Theoartistry Scheme and also works by Sir James MacMillan. The pieces from the scheme will also be published.
22nd June '17 - St Salvator's Chapel Choir performed The Silent Word Sounds in a St Addrews University graduation thanksgiving service.
11th May '17 - The Arctic Rose was performed at 'Plug 6: Glasgow Piano Duets' in the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland's Plug Festival.
19th February '17 - workshop on The Silent Word Sounds with St Salvator's Chapel Choir, St Andrews and Sir James MacMillan as part of the Theoartistry Scheme.
4th December '16 - Glasgow Madrigirls performed Eilean Mhathair in their advent service in the University of Glasgow Memorial Chapel.
29th October - selected for the 2016 sound festival composers day masterclass with the Bozzini Quartet (Canada).
30th May 2016 - The Robzen Duo recorded Piobaireachd.
29th May 2016 - The Robzen Duo performed
Piobaireachd in a recital at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland.
6th May 2016 - The Hebrides Ensemble performed Dereliction in the Fridays at One concert at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland. This performance was part of the PLUG Festival and was a result of this piece being runner-up in the Walter and Dinah Wolfe Composition Prize.
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