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31 July 2020 •
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We are delighted to welcome British composer Mary Bellamy who’s finely wrought works chamber and ensemble works have earned the attention of some of leading contemporary ensembles such as London Sinfonietta,...
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31 July 2020 •
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This month we bring you a first batch of works from our latest signing Christopher Fox, three ensemble and two works by Ed Bennett and more from Paul Alan Barker, Martin Bussey, Joe Cutler, Jeffrey Holmes, John Palmer,...
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31 July 2020 •
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Marc Yeats album The Anatomy of Melancholy with Ian Pace which was released earlier this year has received an excellent in-depth review by Roy Westbrook on MusicWeb International. Westbrook opens by pointing out: Marc...
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31 July 2020 •
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This year’s very much reduced BBC Proms season hasn’t stopped the celebrations and the BBC Music Magazine have instead focussed on the incredible 125-year history of the festival, looking back at memorable...
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31 July 2020 •
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Christopher Fox’s This is the Wind version for saxophone, electric guitar and cello has received its online premiere by Tel Aviv based Trio SEV – Jonathan Chazan (saxophone), Denis Sobolev (electric guitar)...
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31 July 2020 •
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It is with great pleasure that we hear the news from Jack Van Zandt about his projects – including a fascinating online premiere on Wednesday 5 August “After instituting the phased reopening of business and...
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31 July 2020 •
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Richard Pantcheff’s latest piece for solo violoncello, written during the pandemic, will receive its first public performance at the Tanglewood Festival, Massachusetts, USA, 7 August. The work …the field...
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31 July 2020 •
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Susannah Self takes us on her personal journey as a symphonic composer and on the creative process behind her new work The Red Book. The orchestra as a large canvas “I am totally in love with orchestral music....
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31 July 2020 •
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On Monday 10 August, Mark Menzies will be giving the premiere of James Gardner’s [email protected] at University of Canterbury Arts Centre Recital Room in Christchurch, New Zealand. [email protected] is a short solo violin piece James...
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31 July 2020 •
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Richard Whalley and Kevin Malone have grown a very special creative relationship with the Ebonit Quartet over the past few years. Richard Whalley tells us about their story, ahead of the release of their new album which...
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31 July 2020 •
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Exciting news from Emma-Ruth Richards about a project that started last year and was going to be premiered at Presteigne Festival this summer. Let’s hear from Emma-Ruth herself: I was jointly commissioned by the...
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31 July 2020 •
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Silvina Milstein has been commissioned a blog contribution for The British Music Collection series ‘Transnational Identity in New Music’, edited by Alex Ho. Milstein’s contribution has the title...
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31 July 2020 •
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Liz Lane is working on a commission for youth music development charity NYMAZ which champions the transformative potential of music for children and young people, on a short piece for their Big Brass Day on the theme of...
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31 July 2020 •
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Liz Dilnot Johnson’s cello suite Reflections, Dances and Fantasias is being released on video soon with cellist Heather Tuach. There will be a short film with a selection of movements being shown as part of the...
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31 July 2020 •
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The composer – performer collaboration is a fascinating aspect in the process of making music. Paul Alan Barker tells us about his work with clarinettist Joan Lluna: “Joan Lluna is a remarkable clarinettist...
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30 June 2020 •
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It is with great pleasure that we welcome the highly regarded English composer Christopher Fox to the Composers Edition family. His music is frequently (and quite reasonably) described as uncategorisable, perhaps...
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30 June 2020 •
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Dan Goren talks with Aaron Holloway-Nahum about the dynamic ensembles’ present and upcoming projects, performing at some of Europe’s most prestigious festivals and a new work by Philip Cashian Dan Goren:...
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30 June 2020 •
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On Thursday 2 July, 7pm (Madrid time) Gustavo Diaz-Jerez will be giving an online piano recital hosted by a new online concert platform. The program includes several of Gustavo’s Metaludios for piano and the...
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30 June 2020 •
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A special ‘lockdown compilation’ album We hope this finds you well in these strange times from innovative label Nonclassical is released on Friday 3 July. It includes ‘Laugh’ from Brian...
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30 June 2020 •
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A greatly supportive initiative in the midst of such challenging times, Deutscher Chor London has launched the Corona Commissions project, commission composers to write new choral pieces during this period of pandemic...
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