May 14th

We are looking forward to our final Earworms for this season.  We are back at Exeter Phoenix on May 14th when we are joined by the young singers from Devon County Junior Choir, directed by Rachel Smith and accompanied by Michael Graham.
The choir are planning a lovely selection of music and it's a great opportunity for families to come and hear young children singing, and perhaps even for some to be inspired to join the choir themselves.

You can read all about the choir here http://www.dcjc.org.uk/

Tickets are available from Exeter Phoenix box office (01392 667080) and will be available on the door subject to availability.  Tickets are selling well, so do book ahead if you would like to be sure of a seat.

2017 Earworms tickets now on sale

We are delighted to announce that our next event will take place on March 5th.  We are looking forward to welcoming the wonderful organist, David Davies and for this event we have moved to the Mary Harris Chapel on the Exeter University Campus.  The organ in the chapel offers a good view of the organ console, so the children will be able to fully experience this wonderful instrument.  We have always hoped to include some organ music in our Earworms programme and as you can see from David's biography below, we'll be enjoying some fabulous playing. 
Tickets are available from the Exeter Phoenix box office for this event - http://www.exeterphoenix.org.uk/events/earworms-with-david-davies/

Originally from North Wales, David Davies was educated at Eton College, at

Magdalen College, Oxford (where he was organ scholar), and at the Institute of

Sacred Music at Yale University. He studied organ with John Wellingham, Nicolas

Kynaston, Professor Thomas Murray and Dr Martin Jean.

David has held church organist positions on both sides of the Atlantic. In the USA he

served as Fellow in Church Music at Christ Church, New Haven, CT, and then as

Assistant Organist at St Philip’s Cathedral, Atlanta, GA, during which time he was

Artistic Director of Atlanta Schola Cantorum. Upon returning to the UK he was

appointed Sub Organist and Director of the Girls’ Choir at Guildford Cathedral, a

position he held for six years. During this time he was adjunct lecturer in music

theory at the University of Surrey, and Director of the Surrey Festival Choir that

was founded by Ralph Vaughan Williams during the Second World War. His

ongoing connections with the USA have enabled him to perform concerts in

California, Massachusetts, Washington DC, Florida, Alabama and New York. He is a commissioned composer both in this country and in the USA, where he studied with Ezra Laderman.

David lives in Devon and, having held the Assistant Director of Music position at

Exeter Cathedral, now pursues a freelance career as a keyboard player, lecturer and

writer.

Tickets are also now available for the May 14th event with Devon County Junior Choir.  This will be back at Exeter Phoenix, and more information to follow - but for now, here is the link for tickets.  http://www.exeterphoenix.org.uk/events/earworms-with-devon-county-junior-choir/