New Music Biennial is a PRS Foundation initiative, in partnership with Creative Scotland, Arts Council England and the British Council. It is presented in collaboration with BBC Radio 3, NMC Recordings, Southbank Centre and Glasgow UNESCO City of Music.
New commissions from new music across all genres – from classical and chamber opera, to jazz, folk and electronic – were performed live throughout the UK in 2014,
Featuring Dobrinka Tabakova, Arlene Sierra, Lau, Errollyn Wallen, Stephen Montague, Gwilym Simcock, Akwasi Mensah, Niraj Chag, Matthews Herbert and more/
This New Music Biennial Bundle is £12 and features 17 new works (mp3/FLAC files) recorded live at the New Music Biennial events in London and Glasgow in 2014.
REVIEWS
'Arlene Sierra’s hypnotic Urban Bird’s for three pianos, Samuel Bordoli’s all-action film Grind in which the percussive clatter of skate-boarders vied intimidatingly with a clashing choral soundtrack, and the eclectic Gospel-infused Are You Worried About The Rising Cost Of Funerals, suavely performed by Mr McFall’s Chamber, epitomised the endless variety of approaches that made this enterprising event such an exploratory and explosive cocktail of free-thinking and originality.' The Scotsman
FUNDERS
With thanks to the funders and partners who are supporting the New Music Biennial:
