Composers we’ve supported

Catherine Ireton is an multidisciplinary artist based in England working across artforms of music, theatre and interactive art. Her work involves in-depth research and collaboration with artists and non-artists to… Read More

Charlotte Marlow is a composer originally from the North East, now residing in Todmorden, Yorkshire. Charlotte has worked with ensembles and festivals including Streetwise Opera and Tête-à-Tête Festival. She is… Read More

Chloe Knibbs is a composer exploring storytelling, theatricality and sidelined voices with a particular emphasis on feminist perspectives.  Included in the British Music Collection, her work includes compositions for opera… Read More

Described as ‘one of Wales's leading composers’ by Wales Arts Review, Claire Victoria Roberts's music has been performed by the BBC National Orchestra of Wales, Psappha Ensemble, cellist Oliver Coates,… Read More

Claudia Molitor is a composer and improviser who’s work hovers between music and sound art. Exploring the relationships between listening and other senses as well as embracing collaboration as compositional… Read More

The music of composer Conrad Asman (b. 1996) has gained international recognition as being “innovative and cutting edge” (Chorosynthesis) and spans a wide emotional range from “heart-rending” (The Esoterics), to… Read More

Craig Gell is a composer and artist based in Folkestone, Kent. His work includes short film scores for the BBC and BFI, and sound art projects which have been showcased… Read More

Craig Scott (b.1987, Aberdeen,Scotland) creates sound works for human and non-human performers. Using handmade analogue hardware, robotics and modified obsolete audio technology exploring the disquieting tension that exists between human and machine made music. … Read More

Dr Dafydd Roberts has made music as Our glassie Azoth since 1993, and is one of Sound and Music's 2019 Composer-Curator cohort. The Wire describes Our glassie Azoth  as “Emerging… Read More