DARBAR CHHAYANAT is a crossover work integrating Indian Khayal singing and Coloratura Soprano within Raag Chhayanat, 1st April 2010, Kings Centre,…

WHEELING PAST THE STARS: Dutch premiere with Charlotte Riedijk, August 26th 2011, at the Zutphen Cello Festival

CONSTELLATIONS by the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group conducted by Peter Wiegold, 9 October, 2011, Birmingham Town Hall.

UNCHARTED: Matthew Sharp and Joby Burgess . . . beyond the reach of the world . . . for cello and percussion, King's…

Modern Miniatures Workshop 5 p.m. Concert 7 p.m. White Light Chorale for solo piano Performed by Norman Jacobs   PROGRAMME…

Premiere

The evening will feature a performance of Param Vir's Wheeling Past the Stars along with works by other composers. Venue and Time:…

The evening will feature a repeat performance of Param Vir's Wheeling Past the Stars along with works by other composers. Time: 5…

A work inspired by Korean monastic ritual drumming, and commissioned by the Korean Music Project. The work creates a new…

Performance of the 4-drum version with the Percussion Ensemble of the Royal Academy of Music Conducted by Neil Percy

Part of the "DIWAN OF SONG" series, curated by Burkhard Kehring, and featuring the soprano Katharina Konradi.

First performance of new Quintet version of the work, conducted by Michael Rosen.

The Swiss premiere of ABLAZE! will be given by Franziska Heinzen - Soprano Benjamin Malcolm Mead - Piano

UK Premiere of the first movement of the revised work at the Royal Academy of Music, conducted by Neil Percy.

A repeat performance of ABLAZE! will be given by Franziska Heinzen - Soprano Benjamin Malcolm Mead - Piano

A third performance of ABLAZE! will be given by Franziska Heinzen - Soprano Benjamin Malcolm Mead - Piano

The Field of Opportunity is a chamber orchestral arrangement of the second movement of my orchestral work Horse Tooth White Rock, which was commissioned by the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and premiered in 1994 under the baton of Sir Peter Maxwell Davies.

German Premiere of a 2-percussion version of this work, originally written for 4 percussionists. This version was created for the brilliant duo DoubleBeats, the Berlin-based percussion duo who have worked with the composer to create this version.

For one week in July, LSO St Luke’s will resonate with the sounds of 23 of the finest young percussion players from across the UK. They will be put through their paces in an intensive week of coaching from the LSO percussion Section and guests.

Jeremy Huw Williams, Baritone and Paula Fan, Piano perform this new work for the first time, co-commissioned by PRS Foundation and Kissinger Sommer.

A first performance of this work in Mumbai, featuring the poetry of Sri Aurobindo, and sung by Jeremy Huw Williams with Paula Fan on the piano. The sprawling NCPA is the finest and most comprehensive venue for the performing arts in India.

Premiere of new song cycle based on texts by Sri Aurobindo, written for the Welsh baritone Jeremy Huw Williams.

German Premiere. Co-commissioned by Kissinger Somer. Jeremy Huw Williams (Baritone) with Axel Bauni (Piano).

Premiere of new song cycle based on texts by Sri Aurobindo.