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Ralph Vaughan Williams, Romance and Pastoral: new orchestration from David Matthews
A lyrical work for violin and orchestra receives its premiere performance
Vaughan Williams at 150 - Faber choral gems
To mark the 150th anniversary of Vaughan Williams' birth, we take a closer look at some of his major choral works from within the Faber catalogue.
French premiere of Matthews’ Dark Pastoral from Orchestre National Avignon-Provence and Raphaël Merlin
Realisation of unfinished Vaughan Williams cello concerto evokes elegiac landscape
Matthews’ Symphony No.9 and Dark Pastoral from Jac van Steen and the Ulster Orchestra
Longstanding champion of Matthews' work conducts 2016 Symphony and realisation of unfinished Vaughan Williams' Cello Concerto
RVW 150: Hallé and the BBC Philharmonic begin anniversary festival
Forthcoming festival to include the the complete RVW symphonies and On Wenlock Edge
Nicolas Altstaedt performs Matthews’ Dark Pastoral with the Royal Liverpool Philharmonic and Tapiola Sinfonietta
Two performances of realisation of Vaughan Williams’ unfinished cello concerto include Finnish premiere
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
Faber Music at the 2025 BBC Proms
World premiere from Tom Coult complemented by music from Thomas Adès, Cassandra Miller, and Vaughan Williams
Nash Ensemble and Roderick Williams perform David Matthews’ Brahms arrangement Six Songs at Wigmore Hall
20-minute work for medium voice and ensemble perform by Matthews' longstanding champions
Konstantyn Napolov performs Davies’ Stone Codes and Dark Ground in autumn 2023
Works for percussion performed at Musis Arnhem and as part of new dramatic triptych for Boilerhouse Foundation
Valgeir Sigurðsson’s No Nights Dark Enough receives world premiere at Spitalfields Festival
Icelandic composer Valgeir Sigurdsson’s latest work, No Nights Dark Enough, for chamber orchestra and electronics was premiered by the composer himself (on electronics) and the City of London Sinfonia under Hugh Brunt on 17 June 2014 at the Village Underground, London
Repertoire suggestions: music for strings
A selection of works for strings, from modern masterpieces to arrangements of repertoire classics
Queensland Symphony Orchestra and William Barton perform Sculthorpe’s Kakadu
1988 orchestral work performed with celebrated dijeridu player
Davies’ Stone Codes from Konstantyn Napolov and Orkest de Ereprijs at Warsaw Autumn and Crossroads Lublin
Tour-de-force for solo percussion and ensemble makes Polish debut in September 2024
Valgeir Sigurðsson to release new orchestral album, Dissonance
Australian concerts feature Matthew Hindson and William Barton's 'Kalkadungu'
Both Sydney and Melbourne Symphony Orchestras feature Kalkadungu this season, the unique work co-written by Matthew Hindson and William Barton for the latter's unique talents on didjeridu, electric guitar and voice.
Tansy Davies at 2021 Andriessen Festival
The 2021 Andriessen Festival took place online with Tansy Davies featuring prominently.
Brodsky String Quartet and William Barton give New Zealand tour of Sculthorpe’s String Quartet No.11
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
Netherlands Radio Philharmonic Orchestra to perform Sigurðsson’s No Nights Dark Enough and For Love of Her (do but kill me) at the Concertgebouw
October performance includes Netherlands premiere of For Love of Her (do but kill me) with Jodie Landau and Dima Slobodeniouk
Valgeir Sigurðsson wins album of the year for 'Dissonance' at the Icelandic Music Awards
Valgeir Sigurðsson wins Album of the Year in the Open Category for 'Dissonance' at the Icelalandic Music Awards
Roger Smalley (1943-2015)
Faber Music is sad to report the death of the pioneering composer and pianist Roger Smalley.
Faber Music at the 76th Aldeburgh Festival
Focus on Colin Matthews, alongside works by Tom Coult, Cassandra Miller, Emily Hall, and Imogen Holst
Faber Music at the 74th Aldeburgh Festival
Cassandra Miller is artist-in-focus, alongside premieres from David Matthews and Francisco Coll