The Woodville, Civic Centre, Gravesend
Programme
After The Zero Hour - Wolf Alice (arr. The Juno Duo)
It Was a Lover and His Lass (arrangement of 4 settings by the Juno Duo) - The Juno Duo, Korngold, Vaughan Williams, Morely
Rosie Probert and Captain Cat - Stephen Goss
Can She Excuse my Wrongs - Dowland arr. Dorrenstein/Fischer
Ballata Dall in'Esilio - Tedesco
Depression from Songs from The Chinese - Britten
Under The Greenwood Tree - Korngold
I will give my love an apple and The Shooting of his Dear from Folk Song Arrangements - Britten
Tell Me The Truth About Love and Calypso from Cabaret Songs - Britten
Les Filles des Cadiz - Viardot
By Strauss - Gershwin
I Don't Care Much and Maybe this Time - Kander and Ebb arr. Maryna Vosmirova
‘The Juno Duo’ is a British-Ukrainian Voice and Guitar chamber ensemble formed by Isabella Hulbert and Maryna Vosmirova. Playing on their versatility as musicians, they pride themselves on original arrangements and programming that blends seamlessly from the Renaissance to the music of today, including multi instrumental work.
They are resident artists at the Transport for London Museum in Covent Garden, and were selected as Young Artists of the International Guitar Foundation for 2023-2024, as well as finalists in the New Elizabethan Award in 2024.
They have performed in masterclasses with Sean Shibe, David Russell, and Fabio Zanon and gave a series of recitals in 2024 at Kings Place. They have performed at The North East Guitar Festival, International Guitar Summit, Guitar in London Festival, Ham Farm Festival and Petworth Proms. In 2025, they opened the Petworth Festival and the Proms at St Judes.
They have had the opportunity to work with composer Stephen Goss on his works, and were featured in the recital ‘Goss at 60’, celebrating his writing, which has influenced the duo greatly. In their cabaret concerts they have honed their theatrical performance skills, featuring their signature self composed transition material linking each piece together in a narrative style.