NOTABLE | She Who Dares The New Sound of Power

She Who Dares The New Sound of Power

27 March 2026 | 14:00

A Private House in Chelsea

14:00 - Doors open: tea & coffee and home made pastries

14:45 - Concert

5 Révolutions séries A bold new creation by pianist–narrator Pavel Timofeyevsky and his colleagues.

Not lectures. Not concerts.

These narrated performances are an art form in themselves — where piano, voice, and story ignite to bring forgotten histories, hidden passions, and musical revolutions to life.

Pavel fuses music and narrative into living theatre, where history breathes, scandals burn, and forgotten voices sing again. These aren’t “talks with music.”

They are musical stories come alive — dazzling, intimate, unforgettable.



She Who Dares: The New Sound of Power

She conducts. She composes. She doesn’t ask. The piano blazes, the voice soars — celebrating the fearless women forging a sound world all their own. The future is female. The future is now.

Event Programme

14:00

Doors open: tea & coffee and home made pastries

14:45

Concert

Meet the Artists

Notable - Catherine Hooper

Catherine Hooper

Soprano

Catherine Hooper is a Kiwi-British soprano and graduate of the Royal College of Music, with further studies at the Universities of Cambridge and St Andrews. A prizewinner at the 2025 Joan Sutherland Richard Bonynge Bel Canto Award, she has performed leading roles with companies including Devon Opera and OperaUpClose, and is a former member of the Glyndebourne Chorus. She appears regularly in opera, concert and recital repertoire in the UK and internationally.
Notable - Ella O'Neill

Ella O'Neill

Piano

Ella O’Neill is increasingly in demand across the UK and Europe as a collaborative pianist specialising in song. She was recently announced as the 2024 winner of the biennial Royal Philharmonic Society Gerald Moore Award for outstanding piano accompanists. Ella also won the Accompanist’s Prize in the 2019 Kathleen Ferrier Awards at Wigmore Hall, to which she returned in the 2024/25 season for her Wigmore recital debut with duo partner Laurence Kilsby. Last summer saw the release of the duo’s debut album, Awakenings, co-produced by Deutsche Grammophon, Avi Music and SWR Kultur. The album was longlisted for a Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik (German Record Critics' Award) as one of seven albums in the 'Lieder and Vocal Recital' category, and described in the American Record Guide as 'one of the most imaginative and thought-provoking song programs [I've] heard'.

BOOK TICKETS

Standard (Including tea and cakes): £45

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