Mozart Requiem at St Martin-in-the-Fields.

Conductor: Andrew Earis

Recital with Edward Picton-Turbervill in Hertfordshire.

Timings & repertoire TBA.

Romantic sentimentalism meets breezy decadence in this sparkling portrait of turn-of-the-century Britain and France.

Songs by Debussy, Ravel, Poulenc, Maude Valérie White, William Denis Browne & Muriel Herbert.

George Robarts, baritone
Nigel Yandell, piano

Tickets free, by reservation

Fauré’s Requiem at St Martin-in-the-Fields.

Conductor: Andrew Earis

Baritone soloist for Duruflé’s Requiem on the closing day of the Oxford International Song Festival.

Conductor: Benjamin Nicholas
Alto: Bethan Langford
Baritone: George Robarts

Graham Johnson continues his survey of the final years of Schubert’s life, 200 years on.

Graham Johnson, piano
Martha Guth & Zoë Jackson, sopranos
Nancy Holt, mezzo-soprano
Magnus Walker & Sebastian Hill, tenors
Benoît Déchelotte & George Robarts, baritones

Tickets £30; £10 concessions

Folksongs from Scotland, England and Ireland, including arrangements by Grainger, Britten, Purcell, Gurney, Ravel and Vaughan Williams.

George Robarts, baritone
Thomas Eeckhout, piano

Tickets £14; £10 concessions

George Robarts & Edward Picton-Turbervill compete in the finals of Theatre in Song, the 58th International Vocal Competition ’s-Hertogenbosch.

A free, early evening concert featuring favourite English songs, alongside brand new compositions by this year’s Ludlow Song Young Composers.

A celebration of the great outdoors for the City Music Foundation lunchtime series.

Songs by Clara Schumann, George Butterworth, Johannes Brahms & Muriel Herbert.

George Robarts, baritone
Edward Picton-Turbervill, piano

Tickets: £10; £5 concessions

George is a finalist in this year’s Lotte Lenya Competition in the US, performing a programme of opera, classic & contemporary musical theatre, and Kurt Weill.

Final: 1pm (BST -5)
Finalists Concert: 7pm (BST -5)

Soloist in Haydn’s Creation with the Campden Chorus.

Eleanor Broomfield, soprano
Philip O’Connor, tenor
George Robarts, baritone

Conductor: Charles Matthews

Title role in Elijah with Godalming Choral Society.

Conductor: George de Voil

The premiere of George’s prize-winning new translation of Pergolesi’s classic comic opera La serva padrona – re-christened The Revolting Maid. Produced thanks to generous funding from the City Music Foundation.

Sir Hubert: George Robarts
Medusa: Theano Papadaki

Director: Sophie Daneman
Music: Frederick Waxman & Figure Ensemble

Mozart’s Requiem at St Martin-in-the-Fields with St Martin’s Voices & St Martin’s Chamber Orchestra.

Conductor: Polina Sosnina

George is a semi-finalist in this year’s Lotte Lenya Competition, performing a programme of opera, classic & contemporary musical theatre, and Kurt Weill.

A feast of rarely heard songs by Maude Valérie White, Amy Woodforde-Finden, Rebecca Clarke, Muriel Herbert, and more.

George Robarts, baritone
Thomas Eeckhout, piano

Lunchtime recital at St Martin-in-the-Fields as part of the City Music Foundation series.

Theano Papadaki (soprano) and George Robarts (baritone) with the Kyan Quartet

Works by Felix Mendelssohn, Roxanna Panufnik and Kurt Weill

Cantatas & motets.

Conductor: Andrew Earis

Step-out soloist in Handel’s Messiah at St Martin-in-the-Fields.

St Martin’s Voices
St Martin’s Chamber Orchestra

Conductor: Andrew Earis

Messiah soloist at the Mayfield Festival.

Theano Papadaki, soprano
Louisa Stuart-Smith, mezzo-soprano
Sebastian Hill, tenor
George Robarts, baritone

Conductor: Jack Gonzalez-Harding

Step out soloist in Bach’s Christmas Oratorio at St Martin-in-the-Fields.

St Martin’s Voices
St Martin’s Chamber Orchestra

Conductor: Andrew Earis

Soloist for the Oxford International Song Festival’s schools project performance at the Sheldonian Theatre.

Soloist supporting the Longborough Festival Opera Youth Chorus for their annual Christmas concert.

Performances at 4pm and 6pm