Concert platform highlights include: Mendelssohn, Elijah; Beethoven, Missa solemnis; Brahms' Ein Deutsches Requiem (Hastings Philharmonic); Verdi Requiem (Grange Choral); Raminsh Missa Brevis, (Billingshurst Choral Society); Poulenc Gloria (Grange Choral Society); Rossini Petite Messe Solennelle, Schubert Mass in G, and Holst Two Psalms (Hastings Philharmonic); Haydn 'Nelson Mass' (Cardiff University Symphony Chorus and Orchestra); Brahms Ein Deutsches Requiem, Mozart Requiem in D minor, Poulenc Stabet Mater and Górecki Symphony No. 3, 'Sorrowful Songs' (St. John's, Hyde Park); Vaughan Williams Serenade to Music and Mass in G minor, and Handel Dixit Dominus (Epiphoni Consort and HPO Singers); Handel Messiah (Ensemble OrQuesta Baroque, Haslemere Music Society et al); Mozart Coronation Mass (Cardiff University Chamber Choir and St John's Hyde Park), and Fauré Requiem (Billingshurst Choral Society and Cardiff University Chamber Choir). Recent engagements include: Charpentier, Te Deum; Bach, Magnificat in D; Haydn, The Creation; Saint Saens, Oratorio de Noel; Mozart, Great Mass in C minor; Mozart, Requiem; Mozart, Vesperae Solennes de Confessore; Poulenc, Gloria; and in recital, Villa-Lobos, Bachianas No. 5. and Berg Sieben Frühe Lieder.

'.. the stunningly beautiful voice of Helen May.' Reviews

As a recitalist, whilst at the Royal Academy of Music, Helen was selected to join the Academy Voices, performing in a number of concerts under the auspices of the 'Transcending Borders' recital series at the Italian Cultural Institute, participating in an Austrian recital [II] and an Italian recital [VII]. Helen has also performed with a number of renowned chamber ensembles for competitions, BBC broadcasts, CD recordings, and concerts, in the UK and abroad (see Diary Archive). This season, Helen looks forward to a series of recitals with accompanist Lysianne Chen. ​

Soloists: Helen May, Beth Moxon, Flávio Lauria, Themba Mvula. Conductor: Marcio da Silva.