“Singing The Music Makers today, feels like the ultimate call to arms. A call to arms for artists, audiences and for all of humanity alike. The whole piece is about the power of art to change the world and the course of history, through creativity, togetherness, and dreaming dreams that are bigger, braver and more radical than the world that we live in today. Yes, it’s idealistic, but honestly, it feels to me that this message is more important, and more relevant today than ever…”

Elizabeth’s piece, Dreaming of Dreams, written for the Brighton Festival Chorus, can be read in full here

Elizabeth Lynch in collaboration with the dance company Pett Clausen-Knight, singing Vivadi’s Sposa son Disprezzata, for their new piece, Postscript, which was commissioned for The Ballet Icons Gala at The London Coliseum Feb 2026.

NB: This is short extract of rehearsal footage from a technical rehearsal at The Coliseum - this was not the final performance. We are waiting on the final footage from the performance.

Dancers/choreographers - Travis Clausen-Knight & James Pett

Piano - Can Arisoy

Lady Macbeth - Josef Horovitz (full scena available on you tube)

En Svane - Grieg op 25 no 2

Lilacs - Rachmaninoff op 21 no 5

A lover and his lass - Madeleine Dring

Raymond Yiu - This Moment of June

Walton - Wapping Old Stairs

On the way to Kew - Butterworth

Joseph Atkins - Covent Garden, Inside Outside

Hans Werner Henze Phaedra

extracts of Elizabeth in the title role of Ashley Dean’s production at the Silk Street Theatre, London.

Conducted by Timothy Redmond

Design by Cordelia Chisholm