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20th Ivors Composer Awards

New Music Show at the Ivors Composer Awards 2022: Tom Service and Hannah Peel present the 20th Ivors Composer Awards, a chance to catch up with the latest in compositional talent.

New Music Show at the Ivors Composer Awards 2022.

Tom Service and Hannah Peel present the 20th Ivors Composer Awards, a celebration of the UK's creative talent, in a ceremony which took place on Tuesday at the British Museum in London. With extracts from many of the categories, this is an ideal way to catch up with the latest creative talent in the field of Small Chamber, Chamber Ensemble, Large Ensemble, Orchestral and Choral settings, Jazz, Community, Participation projects and Sound Art as well as special awards recognising the ongoing careers of three composers. Amongst the nominees are Joanna Marsh, Hannah Kendall, Alex Paxton, Emily Peasgood and Kathy Hinde - for her Earthquake Man Re-Imagined. The Ivors Composer Awards are presented in association with PRS for Music and over the past twenty years more than 700 works by over 350 composers have been nominated, and nearly 240 awards have been presented

1 hour, 59 minutes

Last on

Sat 19 Nov 2022 22:00
BBC Radio 3

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Music Played

  • Benjamin Graves

    CORALe

    Performer: Gamal Khamis. Performer: Luba Tunnicliffe.

  • James Weeks

    Fantasie di strani e dolci misteri della parola

    Performer: Sophie Appleton. Singer: Lucy Goddard.
    • Book Of Flames And Shadows.
    • Winter & Winter.
    • 1.

  • Hannah Kendall

    Rosalind

    Performer: Joseph Middleton. Singer: Carolyn Sampson. Singer: Roderick Williams.

  • Lara Agar

    This Unquiet Autumn

    Performer: Mark Knoop. Singer: Juliet Fraser.

  • Laurence Crane

    Natural World

    Performer: Mark Knoop. Singer: Juliet Fraser.

  • Dan Mar-Molinero

    22:22

    Ensemble: Dan Mar-Molinero Jazz Orchestra.

  • Tomos Williams

    Cwmwil Tystion II / Riot Suite

    Performer: Tomos Williams. Performer: Orphy Robinson. Performer: Aidan Thorne. Performer: Andy Hay. Singer: Eadyth Crawford.

  • David De La Haye

    Plant Based Patterns

    Performer: David De La Haye. Performer: Graeme Wilson. Performer: Adam Stapleford. Performer: Mark Carroll.

  • Alex Hitchcock

    To Love Itself

    Ensemble: Alex Hitchcock Quintet. Singer: Cherise Adams‐Burnett.
    • Fresh Sound New Talent.

  • Tori Freestone

    Birds Of Paradise

    Performer: Tori Freestone. Performer: Alcyona Mick. Singer: Brigitte Beraha.

  • Louise Drewett

    Daylighting

  • Emily Peasgood

    Isle Of Sound

    Performer: Emily Peasgood.

  • Derri Joseph Lewis

    Something Exciting

    Choir: National Youth Choir of Great Britain.
    • Young Composers Scheme, Vol. 3.
    • Chandos.
    • 1.

  • Liz Dilnot Johnson

    When A Child Is A Witness - Requiem For Refugees

    Performer: Lucy Russell. Performer: Kadialy Kouyate. Performer: Luis Prendi. Performer: Rupert Jeffcoat. Performer: James Keefe. Conductor: Jeffrey Skidmore. Ensemble: Ex Cathedra. Conductor: Rebecca Ledgard. Singer: Gabriella Liandu. Choir: European Youth Music Refugee Choir.

  • Robin Haigh

    Aesop 2

    Performer: Robin Haigh. Conductor: Thomas Posth. Orchestra: Orchester im Treppenhaus.

  • Laurence Osborn

    Essential Relaxing Classical Hits

    Ensemble: Ensemble Klang.

  • Alex Paxton

    Music For Bosch People

    Performer: Alex Paxton. Performer: Mike De Souza. Performer: David Zucchi. Performer: Rob Luft. Performer: David Ingamells. Performer: Matthew Herd.

  • Oliver Leith

    The Big House

    Ensemble: Ruisi Quartet.

  • Brett Dean

    Madame Ma Bonne Soeur

    Ensemble: Armida Quartett. Singer: Lotte Betts-Dean.

  • Edmund Finnis

    Acts Of Waves

    Orchestra: Royal Liverpool Philharmonic Orchestra.

  • Brian Irvine

    A Mon Seul Desire

    Performer: Darragh Morgan. Orchestra: Ulster Orchestra. Conductor: Jac van Steen.

  • Sir George Benjamin

    Concerto for Orchestra

    Performer: Sir George Benjamin. Orchestra: Mahler Chamber Orchestra.

  • Julian Anderson

    Litanies

    Performer: Alban Gerhardt. Orchestra: Swedish Chamber Orchestra. Conductor: John Storgårds.

  • Rebecca Saunders

    To an utterance for piano and orchestra

    Performer: Nicolas Hodges. Orchestra: London Philharmonic Orchestra. Conductor: Edward Gardner.

  • Talvin Singh

    Ankahe

  • John Wallace

    Opsnizing Dad

    Singer: Jamie MacDougall. Choir: St Andrew's Music Centre Singers. Ensemble: Royal Conservatoire of Scotland Wind Students. Conductor: Bede Williams.

  • Edward Jessen

    Syllable

    Ensemble: Trinity Laban Opera. Conductor: Gregory Rose.

  • John Casken

    The Shackled King

    Singer: John Tomlinson. Singer: Rozanna Madylus. Ensemble: Counterpoise.

  • Freya Waley-Cohen

    Witch

    Ensemble: Royal Academy Opera. Conductor: Ryan Wigglesworth. Director: Polly Graham.

  • Thomas Adès

    Dante

    Orchestra: Orchestra of the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. Conductor: Thomas Adès. Choir: London Symphony Chorus.

  • Emily Peasgood

    Beacons

    Singer: Emily Peasgood. Singer: Anna Braithwaite. Singer: Samuel Loveless. Singer: Francis Gush.

  • Una Lee

    Down Gone

    Performer: Una Lee.

  • Kathy Hinde

    Earthquake Mass Re-Imagined

    Choir: Stacccato. Director: Marco Antonio Ugalde. Director: Kathy Hinde.

  • Ed Carter

    The Mute Still Air

    Performer: Grimethorpe Colliery Band. Performer: Ed Carter.

  • Hannah Conway

    The Sound Voice Project

    Ensemble: The Sound Voice Project Ensemble.

  • Alex Paxton

    Candyfolk Space-Drum

    Performer: Alex Paxton. Performer: Claire Chase. Performer: Martin France. Ensemble: London Sinfonietta. Choir: The Belham Primary School Choir. Conductor: Tim Anderson.

  • Joe Cutler

    Concerto Grosso

    Ensemble: Royal Northern Sinfonia.

  • Laura Bowler

    Houses Slide

    Ensemble: London Sinfonietta. Singer: Jessica Aszodi. Conductor: Sian Edwards.

  • Robin Haigh

    Sleeptalker

    Orchestra: London Philharmonic Orchestra. Conductor: Jack Sheen.

  • Cheryl Frances-Hoad

    Scenes from the Wild

    Singer: William Morgan. Ensemble: City of London Sinfonia. Conductor: Geoffrey Paterson.

  • Joanna Marsh

    A Short Story of Falling

    Choir: National Youth Girls' Choir. Conductor: Joanna Tomlinson.

  • Kenneth Hesketh

    Carmina Tempore Viri (Songs in Time of Virus)

    Performer: Charles Andrews. Performer: Anne Denholm. Choir: Temple Church Choir. Conductor: Roger Sayer.

  • Kristina Arakelyan

    Seascapes

    Ensemble: BBC Singers.

  • Cecilia McDowall

    There Is No Rose

    Choir: Oxford Choir. Conductor: Ben Parry.
    • Sacred & Christmas Choral Music.
    • Oxford University Press Music.
    • 3.

  • Joanna Marsh

    All Shall Be Well

    Choir: ORA Singers. Conductor: Suzi Digby.

  • Judith Weir

    Stars, Night, Music and Light

    Orchestra: BBC Symphony Orchestra. Ensemble: BBC Singers. Ensemble: BBC Symphony Chorus. Conductor: Jiří Bělohlávek.

  • Sir George Benjamin

    Duet for Piano and Orchestra

    Performer: Pierre‐Laurent Aimard. Orchestra: Royal Danish Orchestra. Conductor: Sylvain Cambreling.

Broadcast

  • Sat 19 Nov 2022 22:00
    BBC Radio 3

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