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Director Graham Hair called to the stage. Animusic 2025, Madeira

After the concert of his duets by Graham Hair, Johannes Brahms and Felix Mendelssohn at the Assembleia Legislativa Salão Nobre, Funchal, Graham is called to the stage to acknowledge the applause.

After the Duet Recital, Animusic 2025, Madeira

After the Duet Recital, Animusic 2025, Madeira

Director Graham Hair joins the musicians on the stage at the Assembleia Legislativa Salão Nobre, Funchal, Madeira. Left to right: Rosie Lavery, Kotryna Stakute (sopranos), Hebba Benyaghia (pianist), Laura Margaret Smith (Mezzo soprano)

Patricia Lopes Bastos with Martin Jones, Animusic 2025.

Congress organiser Patricia Lopes Bastos with Pianist Martin Jones after his solo recital at the Animusic Conference in Madeira, 2025.

Image of Scottish Voices with composers Graham Hair and Margaret McAllister, Animusic Congress 2023, Coimbra, Portugal

Animusic 2023, Coimbra, Portugal

From left to right: Scottish Voices director Graham Hair, pianist Hebba Benyaghla, mezzo-soprano Annie Lewis, sopranos Myrna Tennant and Rachel Thomas, mezzo-soprano Taylor Wilson and composer Margaret McAllister.

Image of Scottish Voices with a harp in Belmonte

Animusic 2019, Belmonte, Portugal

Belmonte School of Music, September 20, 2019. From left to right: Myrna Tennant, Frances Morrison-Allen, Graham Hair, Emma Versteeg, Taylor Wilson and harpist Sharron Griffiths.

Lucy Anderson, Lynn Bellamy, Grace Wain, Dorcas Owen and Frances Morrison-Allen, with pianist Anne Robertson, after their performance in the Museu José Malhoa in Caldas da Rainha, Portugal in July, 2018.

Animusic 2018, Caldas da Rainha, Portugal.

Scottish Voices Lucy Anderson, Lynn Bellamy, Grace Wain, Dorcas Owen and Frances Morrison-Allen, with pianist Anne Allen.

Pianist Anne Allen in the School of Music, Porto, 2017..

Scottish Voices in the School of Music, Porto, 2017.

Left to Right: Giulio Salvadori (Congress organisation), Frances Morrison-Allen (soprano), Anne Robertson (pianist), Dorcas Owen (mezzo-soprano), Lea Shaw (soprano) , Julia Daramy-Williams (mezzo-soprano), Graham HAIR (director).

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