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Founded in 1965 by Benjamin Britten and Donald Mitchell, the company’s reputation and strength is built on an uncompromising culture of forging the closest possible relations with composers, external clients and customers.
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Faber Music Composers
We are proud to represent a selection of the world's finest contemporary Classical composers, the UK's leading experts in music education and some of the biggest selling pop & rock artists of all time.
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Repertoire
Faber Music’s distilled list of classical contemporary, media and popular concert composers is one of the finest in existence.
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Publications
Our dynamic print publishing programme spans the widest range of pop and educational publications, underpinned by a state-of-the-art, same-day-dispatch distribution centre in through which we also distribute exclusively a wide range of complementary print catalogues.
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Film & TV Site
We offer an exceptional roster of specialist and experienced composers and a large catalogue of licenseable copyrights, as well as a range of ancillary services.
To view our exciting range of composers and repertoire for film and television visit our specialist Faber Music Media website.
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Faber Music Composers
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Marion Thorpe dies, co-author of Waterman-Harewood piano series
Marion Thorpe CBE – concert pianist, co-founder of the Leeds International Piano Competition and co-author with Dame Fanny Waterman of the best-selling piano methods Piano Lessons 1, 2 and 3 and Me and My Piano – has died aged 87.
read moreThomas Adès named one of the top ‘Makers of the 21st Century’
It seems that there can be no end to the enormous praise that Thomas Adès’s music receives from audiences. And now, he has been selected as one of the top 100 ‘Makers of the 21st Century’ in The Sunday Times.
read moreA bold new foray into opera for Francisco Coll
Francisco Coll has not yet reached 30, but already he has ventured into the world of opera with 'Café Kafka,' a chamber opera which will be premiered at the Snape Concert Hall, Aldeburgh on 14 March.
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