The Shoreham Singers, under the direction of Dale Wills, perform Paul's All creatures of our God and King (for choir, brass and percussion) 

Three of Paul's arrangements feature in Voxcetera's programme. Jane Hopkins conducts.

Rory Wainwright Johnston conducts Cantores Olicanae - programme includes Paul's arrangement of The White Cliffs of Dover

Paul gives a solo recital: programme includes pieces by J S Bach, music by the astronomer William Herschel, and some of Paul’s own classical re-interpretations of Beatles songs...

Epworth Choir's summer concert features four of Paul's arrangements, of songs by Flanders & Swann, Handel, Dvorak, and good old Trad! Michael Waldron conducts, with Laurence Williams at the piano.

Paul accompanies Concordia Voices, conducted by Jack Apperley - music by Brahms and Vaughan Williams

Worthing Choral Society, conducted by Aedan Kerney, gives the UK premiere of Paul's The Harmony of Heaven and Earth

Paul plays a selection of organ pieces, sharing the bill with the Tenovus Choir Wrexham, conducted by Issy Rodrigues

Paul plays a selection of organ pieces, sharing the bill with the Hong Kong Welsh Male Voice Choir, conducted by Colin Touchin

Upton Community Choir, directed by Clare Newbould, sings Paul's arrangement of a Welsh lullaby, in Welsh, in Wales...

Paul conducts City Chorus, on tour - a joint concert with Cantorion Rhos, conducted by Matthias Wurz

Paul conducts City Chorus's summer concert - programme includes Fauré's Requiem

Bluebirds choir, conducted by Lauren Raison, sing Paul's Elbow arrangement

Hong Kong's Diocesan Choral Society, conducted by Ronnie Cheng, performs Call it Grace

Oxford City Singers, under Jenny Legg's direction, feature Paul's arrangement of One Day Like This in their two performances, at 2pm and at 7pm 

Paul gives an informal recital/demonstration on the pipe organ in the Long Hall of Blenheim Palace

Paul gives a lunchtime recital

Paul gives a lunchtime recital

Paul gives a solo recital

In John Ruskin’s bicentenary year, year 5 of St Saviour’s School in Lambeth give the premiere of a new musical, written by Paul Ayres, commissioned by the Herne Hill Music Festival. Ruskin grew up a few miles away from the school, and played as a child on the banks of the now-covered over River Effra. As a young man he wrote a children’s story, The King of the Golden River, for Euphemia Chalmers Gray, known as “Effie”. This new work takes inspiration from the Grimm-like tale, with its moral echoes of The Good Samaritan, and celebrates how the local river – and water in general – can be something to be shared, rather than owned.

Vocal group The Bright Shiners, directed by Viv Burr, sing Paul's arrangement of Always look on the bright side

Paul's arrangement of O waly waly to be performed by Queens College Treble Choir, directed by Eric Rubinstein

Paul's a cappella arrangement of I vow to thee to be performed by Aura Chamber Choir, conducted by Tami Harker

Paul's a cappella arrangement of I vow to thee to be performed (again) by Aura Chamber Choir, conducted by Tami Harker

Paul conducts City Chorus's Christmas concert

Paul leads a singing open day with City Chorus

Paul conducts City Chorus, in the choir's 100th anniversary concert: Mozart Coronation Mass, Handel Zadok the Priest, and other works

Paul conducts City Chorus - music by Sullivan, with and without Gilbert!

Paul conducts City Chorus in a Christmas programme