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Hess’ Christmas Overture passes five hundred performances milestone
Seasonal favourite makes Japanese debut in 2025
La Fauvette Passerinette - a fascinating Messiaen discovery
Faber Music publishes a previously unknown piano work by Olivier Messiaen
Jonathan Harvey's Timepieces at Festival Présences
The work for two conductors will be performed by l’Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio with Brad Lubman and Edo Frenkel
Paul Harris's thoughts on practice in these unprecedented times
Personal Bests and Mini Outcomes: Some thoughts on your pupils’ practice from educationalist Paul Harris
Lullaby Time from Lin Marsh
Soothe your child to sleep with Lullaby Time, the perfect collection of comforting cradle songs brought to life with beautiful illustrations by Nina Lazarski.
Howard Goodall's 'Invictus: A Passion' premieres in Houston & London
Howard Goodall's new choral/orchestral work, Invictus: A Passion premieres on both sides of the Atlantic.
Valgeir Sigurðsson's 'We Are in Time' - 'moving and strange'
'We Are in Time', a stunning new music-theatre work about a heart transplant by Valgeir Sigurðsson and Pamela Carter, has been premiered to great acclaim by Scottish Ensemble and Untitled Projects.
Two world premieres from Valgeir Sigurðsson at Arctic Arts Festival
Sleep Concert and work for wind band from Icelandic composer
Edward Gardner and the London Philharmonic Orchestra perform Benjamin’s Sudden Time
1993 orchestral work performed in Madrid, Zaragoza, and London
Tansy Davies on The Passion of Mary Magdalene
Composer discusses radical reimagining of the Easter story for Dunedin Consort ahead of Barbican premiere
As Time Returns: a gritty song cycle from Colin Matthews
The 20-minute setting of poems by Ivan Blatný was commissioned with funds from the Koussevitzky Foundation.
Howard Goodall's 'Invictus: A Passion' - premiere recording
Newly available is the premiere recording of Howard Goodall's most recent large-scale work 'Invictus: A Passion'
Julian Bream’s Albéniz transcriptions published for the first time
Previously unseen arrangements by the legendary classical guitarist are now available in print.
Maw’s Ghost Dances choreographed by Chantry Dance in a matter of time
Kristian Cunningham interprets haunting 1988 ensemble work for UK tour
Repertoire Focus: Sculthorpe’s Rites of Passage at 50
Defining Australian dance work for theatre reaches half century
Davies’ The Passion of Mary Magdalene premieres with Dunedin Consort at the Barbican
New oratorio reimagining the Easter story is a "startlingly sensual meditation"
Nash Ensemble perform Colin Matthews at Wigmore Hall
Claire Booth and Martyn Brabbins perform in programme of recent and more rarely-heard chamber music
Julian Anderson in focus at Yellow Barn
Vermont festival features chamber and ensemble works in composer showcase
Red Note Ensemble premiere Davies' Lost Science at Sound Scotland
New ensemble work part of exciting 2025/26 profile - including premieres from Dunedin Consort, Colin Currie, and Asko|Schönberg
Conversation Books: the Faber Music catalogue in dialogue with Beethoven
As the bicentenary of the composer's death approaches, we explore companion works from Faber Music composers