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29 March 2019 •
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Set in the rolling Surrey Hills the Investec International Music Festival though modest in size manages to attract some of the biggest names in classical music. This year they’ve commissioned a triple concerto...
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29 March 2019 •
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James Gardner has been commissioned to compose a piece for double-belled bass trombone and percussion by Melbourne-based Ossicle Duo (Benjamin Anderson & Hamish Upton) which will be premiered next year. This...
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29 March 2019 •
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Composers Edition is delighted to be collaborating with Vision Edition to publish Richard Barrett’s Music of Possibility in which the composer sets out his distinctive vision for an exploratory approach to...
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29 March 2019 •
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Last February, Saxhorn Fest Quartet – Michael Cavanagh & Katrina Marzella (baritone horns) Nat Martin & Helen Varley (tenor horns) – performed Liz Lane’s Song from Silver Rose in North...
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29 March 2019 •
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We are delighted to announce that Ion Marmarinos’ Le Chemin Qui Brille for chamber ensemble ( which was a winner of the RMN Classical’s 2018 international call – competition) will be included in RMN...
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29 March 2019 •
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Revered for his revolutionary approach to piano technique, Liszt was equally innovative as a composer, inspiring the likes of Ravel, Bartok and Ligeti. Liszt’s music keeps influencing the composers of today, and the...
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2 April 2019 •
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Richard Birchall’s eight-cello piece, Mirrors, has been choreographed and will be premiered with dance at the Anton Bruckner University in Linz this Thursday April 4th. This choreographed performance features...
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29 March 2019 •
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Kevin Malone’s big batch of news for late March and April includes work featured on five-star CD release and both orchestral and chamber music premieres. Kevin’s The People Protesting Drum Out Bigly Covfefe...
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29 March 2019 •
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Decibel featuring Kate Ellis (Crash Ensemble) – Cafe Oto, London Monday 1 April and Royal Birmingham Conservatoire Tuesday 2 April In these two special concerts Decibel premiere Ed Bennett’s substantial new 30...
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29 March 2019 •
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We’re delighted to welcome critically acclaimed Spanish composer and pianist Gustavo Díaz-Jerez to Composers Edition. His works have been performed widely by soloists and ensembles around the world. In 2011 his...
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29 March 2019 •
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On Wednesday 3rd April, pianist and composer Richard Whalley offers a concert of contemporary piano music exploring the full range of colours and resonances of the piano, contrasting highly differentiated characters of...
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29 March 2019 •
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Acclaimed New York-born/Toronto-based composer Linda Catlin Smith’s music has been described as fuelled with beauty, sensitivity and melancholia. Underpinning these elements is compositional rigour and a resolute...
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29 March 2019 •
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We’re very happy to announce that Susannah Self has joined Composers Edition. Self has composed 5 operas, many chamber and choral works and four symphonies. A successful solo singing career inspired Self to...
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29 March 2019 •
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April will offer several opportunities to enjoy Aleksandra Vrebalov’s music in concert, including premieres, music for ensemble, ballet, orchestra, and live documentary. Saturday 06 April 6 2019Indigo Codes (WORLD...
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29 March 2019 •
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The Berkeley Ensemble premieres Lynne Plowman’s Carbon Sky on the 9th April in Cardiff. The programme presents New Welsh Music centre stage, in an evening curated by Tŷ Cerdd. A second performance will follow on...
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29 March 2019 •
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Jane Stanley’s The Faery Cup is being premiered by Sarah Watts on the Isle of Raasay, Thursday 11 April. The Faery Cup is part of Ten Wee Drams, Sarah Watts’ commission of ten miniatures for solo bass or...
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29 March 2019 •
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Andrew Lewis’ new work for bass/alto flute and electronics, Earthline, is being performed by Richard Craig in Bangor on Thursday 11 April. In a concert that captures the synergies of two distinct cultures, East...
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29 March 2019 •
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Award-winning coloratura soprano Kirsten Ashley Wiest is presenting a recital at University of California San Diego with pianist Kyle Adam Blair on Saturday 13 April. The programme includes the world premiere of Mara by...
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29 March 2019 •
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Robert Peate’s … Luciferum… is being performed by Cantabile Girl’s Choir at a competition on Saturday 20h April at Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff – part of the International Choral...
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29 March 2019 •
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On the Thursday 25 April, there will be a performance of Graham Lynch’s Serenata Notturna in Suvela Chapel in Espoo, Finland. Graham Lynch tells us about the piece: This piece was originally commissioned by the...
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