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Brand’s The Winning of Barbara Worth to premiere at Pordenone Silent Film Festival
Henry King Western starring Ronald Colman, Vilma Bánky and Gary Cooper is composer's first score for the genre
Faber Music publish William Alwyn and Doreen Carwithen
Faber Music has entered a new publishing agreement with the William Alwyn Foundation to represent almost 150 compositions
Hugo Ticciati and Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra give national premiere of Greenwood’s Suite from There Will Be Blood
String orchestra work derived from acclaimed Paul Thomas Anderson movie makes national debut
Discovering Imogen released on NMC
BBC Concert Orchestra, BBC Singers, and Alice Farnham showcase newly-published choral and orchestral riches
Three new works from David Matthews recorded by the Ulster Orchestra, Jac van Steen, and Emma Halnan
Flute Concerto, Symphony No.11, and music from debut opera Anna recorded for future release
Music@Malling focus on Woolrich
Performances from Marian Consort, Fretwork, Susan Bickley, Fidelio Trio, and a new chamber work from composer
New George Benjamin Recordings: Picture a day like this and Ensemble Modern
New discs capture latest collaboration with Martin Crimp and thirty-year partnership of composer and ensemble
70th birthday Hillborg portrait disc from Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Esa-Pekka Salonen and Eldbjørg Hemsing
Celebrations continue with new recordings from longstanding Hillborg champions
Minnesota Orchestra perform Adès’ Violin Concerto and The Exterminating Angel Symphony with Josefowicz and Søndergård
Violinist gives first of numerous performance of 2005 concerto this season
nonclassical mark two decades with Davies’ The Beginning of the World from the London Symphony Orchestra
Piece for strings inspired by Sellinger's Round to be performed at Hackney Empire
Ryan Bancroft gives Finnish premiere of Miller’s Swim with Tapiola Sinfonietta
Work inspired by Anne Carson and Robert Schumann makes national debut
Composer focus: Julian Anderson on the dance stage
Luminous, athletic, diaphanous music has energised Rambert and The Royal Ballet
Repertoire Focus: Sculthorpe’s Rites of Passage at 50
Defining Australian dance work for theatre reaches half century
Greenwood choreographed for Royal Danish Ballet by Carling Talcott-Steenstra
Music for strings appears as part of company's choreographic laboratory Koreorama no.2
Northern Ballet tour Davis’ A Christmas Carol
Festive favourite choreographed by Massimo Morricone receives latest revival
Crystal Pite’s Lauridsen choreography takes the stage at Sadler’s Wells and Théâtre des Champs-Élysées with the National Ballet of Canada
Iconic motet O Magnum Mysterium appears as part of Angels' Atlas
William Yong’s Britten choreography to appear at Théâtre des Champs-Élysées with National Ballet of Canada
UtopiVerse takes up Britten's music for string quartet for multidisciplinary work
A holistic approach to the Piano Performance Music Exam for early grades
Author and teacher Karen Marshall shares tips for maintaining aural, sight-reading and technical work alongside preparing for piano performance exams.
Ask the author: Pam Wedgwood
Pam Wedgwood is one of the UK’s most established educational composers, recently winning the Lifetime Achievement Award at the Art of Piano Education Awards at the Royal Albert Hall in June 2024. We caught up with her recently to ask a few questions submitted by our Faber Music Teachers’ Community.
Thomas Adès receives RPS Gold Medal
Sir Simon Rattle presents Royal Philharmonic Society award to composer live onstage at BBC Proms
Staying sharp: why music teachers should never stop learning
Mark Wilson and Paul Wood, creators of Stringtastic, share some of the benefits of exploring new resources as a teacher.
Back to Basics
An introduction to the Faber Music 'Basics' series, by Paul Harris.
Critics praise UK premiere of Coll’s Cello Concerto at BBC Proms from Sol Gabetta
Acclaim for performance from BBC Symphony Orchestra and Tianyi Lu - as well as a new encore for Gabetta
Leith curates orchestral portrait concert with Philharmonia at Bold Tendencies
Naomi Woo conducts Oliver Leith: Written in Swamp and Gold, showcasing Cartoon Sun, Honey Siren, and Pearly, woody, goldy, bloody, or, Abundance