London Contemporary Voices + Special Guests at The Queen Elizabeth Hall

The pioneering choir shares new collaborations with a diverse lineup of guest acts including Ex:Re (Daughter’s Elena Tonra), Faroese artist Eivør, folk musician Rachel Sermanni, classical Indian singer Deepa Nair Rasiya, composer Paul Frith, singer-songwriter Richard Walters and female vocal quartet Archie, plus new covers of songs by James Blake, Aurora and Florence + The Machine.

The programme explores themes of order, disorder and chaos, interpreted emotionally, politically and mathematically.

Performers...

London Contemporary Voices

Elena Tonra

Eivør

Rachel Sermanni

Deepa Nair Rasiya

Paul Frith

Richard Walters

Archie

Elena Tonra is the lead singer of indie-folk band Daughter, which has produced two UK top 20 albums. Tonra is currently touring her solo debut album.

Faroese singer-songwriter Eivør has been named Icelandic Female Singer Of The Year. Her music features in Hollywood films, popular TV series and in 2018 video game God Of War.

Rachel Sermanni is an acclaimed Scottish folk musician. Sincere and refreshing, her songs incorporate characters from or inspired by her native Highlands.

Composer Paul Frith is a sought-after collaborator, having worked with giants including Radiohead, The xx and Bear’s Den. With Indian singer Deepa Nair Rasiya, Frith presents the extraordinary life of Ramanujan, a self-taught mathematician and probably one of the most gifted to have ever lived.

London Contemporary Voices is known for boundary-breaking concerts. Previous collaborators include Alt-J, Sam Smith, U2 and Imogen Heap.