Robert Saxton's Le Tombeau de Ravel will be premiered on 2 May at Wigmore Hall. Also, three of Robert's works will be released on CD on 23 May. 

We are so pleased that the poetry by Jo Heyde inspired by house composer Sadie Harrison’s new work where she has always been … ble mae wastad wedi bod … has now been published. The 20 minute, 9 movement piece for solo cello will be premiered at the book launch at the Bank Vault, Aberystwyth by Neil Heyde. Sadie writes, "where she has always been … ble mae wastad wedi bod … takes its title from a set of poems of the same name written in Welsh by Jo Heyde in response to this specially composed work for solo cello, inspired by the legends of Rhiannon, Blodeuwedd and Ceridwen from the Mabinogian, a collection of early medieval Welsh stories dating to the 12th/13th centuries."

We are very pleased that house composer Sadie Harrison has received a most positive review for her piece 10,000 Black Men Named George from Charlottesville Classical. The work was released earlier this year on Divine Art Metier (MEX 77132) performed by the Kreutzer Quartet.