While resident ensemble for a recital series in Birmingham, The Dionysus Ensemble performed chamber music concerts with a diverse repertoire exploring combinations of strings, soprano and oboe from duo up to septet.
As a 15-30 piece chamber orchestra, they have performed over 25 operas in venues all over the South East, including at London's prestigious Purcell Room on the Southbank.
They have also provided the strings for recordings on Convivium Records (which have featured on Classic FM) and on many pop and film recordings.
Watch here to see Dionysus in a chamber music concert in Hampton, September 2021.
Recent performances include being commissioned by the Mayor of London as part of his 2021 "Let's Do London" campaign, to provide a series of interactive PopUp performances of Saint-Saëns' "Carnival Of The Animals" in mainline train stations in central London.
The Dionysus Ensemble were honoured to be invited to perform at the Indian High Commission's Nehru Centre in Mayfair in September 2019.
Our musical programme showcased the fusion of Western Classical music with Indian Traditional music, by combining the strings and tabla of our Ensemble - watch here to see some moments from that evening.
Kindly sponsored by the Golsoncott Foundation
As a 15-30 piece chamber orchestra, they have performed over 25 operas in venues all over the South East, including at London's prestigious Purcell Room on the Southbank.
They have also provided the strings for recordings on Convivium Records (which have featured on Classic FM) and on many pop and film recordings.
Watch here to see Dionysus in a chamber music concert in Hampton, September 2021.
Recent performances include being commissioned by the Mayor of London as part of his 2021 "Let's Do London" campaign, to provide a series of interactive PopUp performances of Saint-Saëns' "Carnival Of The Animals" in mainline train stations in central London.
The Dionysus Ensemble were honoured to be invited to perform at the Indian High Commission's Nehru Centre in Mayfair in September 2019.
Our musical programme showcased the fusion of Western Classical music with Indian Traditional music, by combining the strings and tabla of our Ensemble - watch here to see some moments from that evening.
Kindly sponsored by the Golsoncott Foundation
Photographer - Ammy Phull
