Artists
- Jennifer Johnstonmezzo-soprano
- Malcolm Martineaupiano
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Jennifer Johnston
Image credit: © R Collett
Lost In The Stars
Jennifer Johnston mezzo-soprano; Malcolm Martineau piano
- Date
- Fri 20 Mar 2026, 7.30pm
- Tickets
- £40 £37 £33 £27 £18
- Duration
This concert will be approximately 2 hours in duration, including an interval
- Availability
Ticket bookings are subject to a £4.00 booking fee. This fee covers the whole booking and is not per ticket
Programme
- Henry Purcell1659-1695
- Now that the sun hath veiled his light (An Evening Hymn on a Ground) Z193(arranged by Benjamin Britten)
- Benjamin Britten1913-1976
- A Charm of Lullabies Op. 41
- Ralph Vaughan Williams1872-1958
- Songs of Travel:
- The infinite shining heavens
- Ned Rorem1923-2022
- Stopping by woods on a snowy evening
- Samuel Barber1910-1981
- Sure on this Shining Night Op. 13 No. 3
- Maurice Ravel1875-1937
- Shéhérazade
Interval
- Franz Schubert1797-1828
- Nacht und Träume D827
- Robert Schumann1810-1856
- Liederkreis Op. 39:
- Mondnacht
- Johannes Brahms1833-1897
- Von ewiger Liebe Op. 43 No. 1
- Richard Strauss1864-1949
- Die Nacht Op. 10 No. 3
- Gustav Mahler1860-1911
- Rückert Lieder:
- Um Mitternacht
- Alban Berg1885-1935
- 7 frühe Lieder:
- Nacht
- Alexander Zemlinsky1871-1942
- Walzer-Gesänge nach toskanischen Volksliedern Op. 6:
- Blaues Sternlein
- Ivor Novello1893-1951
- Glamorous Night:
- Glamorous Night
- Harold Arlen1905-1986
- A Star is Born:
- The Man That Got Away
- Kurt Weill1900-1950
- Lost in the Stars:
- Lost in the Stars
Overview
A sense of wonder weaves its way through Jennifer Johnston’s beguiling recital programme, located in the transformed world of nighttime and the powerful emotions that it so often triggers. The Liverpool-born mezzo-soprano, who worked as a barrister before pursuing her true vocation as a singer, steps into the nocturnal world in company with Malcolm Martineau, one of the world’s greatest accompanists.