Jennifer France and Lana Bode will premiere Emma-Ruth Richards’ Still I Think Alive this month, a song cycle setting texts by Kate Wakeling.

Daniele Venturi will present and discuss his recent CD, ‘Hanami’, at Spazio Zero at Cinemazero, Pordenone, Italy this month.

Tuesday 29th September Helen Porter Hall, Dean Close 7pm- 8.10pm Tickets: £12 Join us for a recital by British pianist Clare Hammond of music that demands a union of exceptional technical skills ...

The Musicians of All Saints, conducted by Rachel Fryer, with Ben Hess as soloist will perform Peter Copley’s ‘Lament to a Ground’ this month.

Watch the webcast – streamed live at concert time.

The pianist Clare Hammond will perform Emma-Ruth Richards’ ‘Études’ twice in the UK this month: at Wigmore Hall and at Dean Close School.

Catherine Kontz’s music will be performed in Tokyo, London, and Luxembourg this month by the United Instruments of Lucilin & Eunoia.

The chamber ensemble Sonanza – conducted by Jan Risberg – will perform a Vykintas Baltakas portrait concert in Stockholm this month.

Birmingham Contemporary Music Group will perform David Hindley’s ‘FANFARE’ during an unusual, participatory concert this month.

Meghan Ihnen & Versipel Ensemble will perform Odaline de la Martinez’s ‘Four Afro Cuban Poems’ at the Versipel Festival this month.

The pianist Eriko Takahashi will perform Graham Lynch’s ‘White LAURELS and Bitter Lemons’ in Japan and Finland this month.

September sees Schola Heidelberg perform Sebastian Claren’s ‘Der Adler’ and ‘Bones Stairs Knife Bells’ in Heidelberg and Mannheim this month.

The pianist Eriko Takahashi will perform Graham Lynch’s ‘White LAURELS and Bitter Lemons’ in Japan and Finland this month.

Cellist Sophie Harris reflects on her collaboration with the composer Erika Fox and her mother – Dina Roth Hager’s – paintings.

Dropping bombs meet flowers, language meets sound.

September sees Schola Heidelberg perform Sebastian Claren’s ‘Der Adler’ and ‘Bones Stairs Knife Bells’ in Heidelberg and Mannheim this month.

Susannah Self recently appeared on Lucy Cavendish’s podcast, How to have Extraordinary Relationships. Listen here!

Stacey Fraser, Alison Bjorkedal, and Sara Andon were in the studio recently to record Jack Van Zandt’s ‘The Silent Music of Infinity’.

Jim Aitchison’s Piano Quintets CD – recorded by Roderick Chadwick & the Kreutzer Quartet – has been receiving some glowing reviews recently.

What conditions does genuinely adventurous music need in order to exist? Not only to reach an audience, but to be imagined in the first place: time to follow an uncertain idea, space and community to ...

Peter Dyke – Hereford Cathedral Assistant Director of Music – will perform Martin Bussey's ‘Hereford Windows’ at the Cathedral this month.

The pianist Eriko Takahashi will perform Graham Lynch’s ‘White LAURELS and Bitter Lemons’ in Japan and Finland this month.

Discover a range of music about autumn, taking inspiration from visual art, poetry, and the weather at the time of composing.

The Lucerne Symphony Orchestra will perform Bushra El-Turk’s ‘Mein Name ist der Fluch’ at Lucerne Theater this month.

The flautist Sarah O'Flynn and harpist Tomos Xerri will premiere Philip Cashian’s ‘Black Moon Sky’ at the Red Kite Concert Series this month.

VaClaF: Vareš Classic Festival is an international art music festival that has developed into an engaging interdisciplinary artistic movement. Founded in 2013, it is held annually in the Vareš region,...

Ahead of the LSO’s premiere of Lisa Robertson’s ‘fèath nan eun’ in London this month, we spoke to the composer about her music and career.

Discover New Music for Pierrot Ensemble, with and without voice and percussion, as well as with the addition or subtraction of instruments.

Michael Zev Gordon is this year’s composer-in-residence at the Presteigne Festival with seven of his works performed over the weekend.

August sees Clare Hammond’s premiere of two of Emma-Ruth Richards’ piano works plus a further performance of Three Rilke Songs by La Locura.

Michael Zev Gordon is this year’s composer-in-residence at the Presteigne Festival with seven of his works performed over the weekend.

Jalalu-Kalvert Nelson’s ‘Endangered Dreams’ will be premiered by the Ensemble of the Lucerne Festival Contemporary Orchestra this month.

September brings a range of instrumental and vocal works from Paul Alan Barker, Judith Bingham, Rory Boyle, Joshua Brown, Martin Bussey, Sebastian Claren, Liz Dilnot Johnson, Richard Emsley, Adam Gorb...

The violinist Fenella Humphreys and pianist Jâms Coleman will premiere Lynne Plowman’s ‘Dancing with Prokofiev’ at Presteigne Festival.

Robert Peate’s String Quartet in E ’Grasses’ will be performed by the HearAndNow Collective, Amsterdam at the Presteigne Festival this month.

Michael Zev Gordon is this year’s composer-in-residence at the Presteigne Festival with seven of his works performed over the weekend.

Bushra El-Turk’s music will be performed throughout Europe and the UK this month, including a world premiere at the Lucerne Festival.

Explore our catalogue of contemporary music settings of Federico García Lorca’s poetry as well as instrumental music inspired by his work.

Star mezzo Jamie Barton joins Anja Bihlmaier and the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra for Mahler’s epic collision of symphony and song. The first half sees the witty musical parting of Haydn’s ‘Farewell’ Sy...

Coro del Teatro del Bicentenario will premiere Paul Alan Barker’s ‘Five Songs of Light’ at the Festival Internacional Callejón del Ruido.

Part of Chetham’s International Piano Summer School 2026. Between Wednesday 12 – Saturday 22 August, Chetham’s International Piano Summer School bri...