
Current Projects
Find out more about Hannah's current projects, and when you might be able to catch a performance. If tickets are available for a performance, they can be booked by clicking on the image associated with the event.

I: Unfinished Music I Unfinished :I
A concert curated by Hannah Runting, featuring four new solo compositions paired with lighting, art, spoken word and text.
Premieres at the Royal Academy of Music, London, 14 Jan 2025. For more information, and to book your free ticket, click the image above.

Symphony of Sorrowful Songs
This Autumn, Hannah performed Górecki's Symphony of Sorrowful Songs (Third Symphony) on a tour with the Paraorchestra across London, Manchester and Dublin. The orchestra received incredible reviews and receptions at all venues, including the Southbank Centre Clore Ballroom, which saw an immersive 'walk-around' performance of the work.

Virtuous Circle
A BBC Proms performance with the Paraorchestra of Mozart's 40th Symphony from memory, interspersed with a new work by award winning composer Oliver Vibrans. The performance was immersive, encouraging those on the stage floor to be among the musicians, and interact with the sound and lighting. Featuring movement, dance, music, lighting and spoken word, the project was a hit with audiences and reviewers alike at the BBC Proms 2024. The work returns to the stage for two shows on June 29th 2025 at the Southbank Centre.
Book tickets by clicking on the image above.

Arts Mentor Foundation Lucerne Scholarship Scheme - Riot Ensemble
Hannah was selected to work with the Riot Ensemble on a 3 year scholarship scheme through the Royal Academy of Music. Through this scheme, she is performing internally and professionally with the ensemble. Current projects include premiering Rolf Hind's contemporary opera 'Sky in a Small Cage,' performing three premieres of duo pieces written by Academy composers, and creating our own text scores for a performance on January 21st 2025 at the Royal Academy of Music. Book free tickets by clicking the image above. This wave of projects culminates in a performance a recording of three new duo concerti, to be performed at the Royal Academy on March 17th and then recorded later this year.