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Home > 27 PRS Foundation supported Composers nominated for Ivors Composers Awards 2020

27 PRS Foundation supported Composers nominated for Ivors Composers Awards 2020

Huge congratulations to the 26 #FundedByPRSF composers that have been nominated for an Ivor’s Composer Award this year.

We’re so delighted to see that 6 pieces including 4 from 2019’s New Music Biennial have been directly funded.  The supported composers and PRS Foundation pieces are:

 

Chamber Orchesta

  • Sally Beamish (New Music 20×12, Open Fund for Music Creators, Beyond Borders, Open Fund for Organisations, Women Make Music)
  • Ryan Wigglesworth (Open Fund for Organisations, Resonate)
  • Stuart Macrae (Open Fund for Organisations, Beyond Borders and The Composers’ Fund)

 

Choral

  • Cheryl Francis Hoad (Women Make Music and The Composers’ Fund)
  • Michael Finnissy (Open Fund for Organisations)

 

Community and Participation

  • Anne Dudley (Women Make Music)
  • Judith Weir (Open Fund for Organisations and Resonate)
  • Bushra El Turk (Women Make Music and Open Fund for Music Creators)
  • Sam Eastmond – New Music Biennial 2019 supported piece “Brit-ish” emerged and evolved into “Shagpile Carpet Story AKA the King Of Spank”
  • Paul Rissman (Open Fund for Organisations)
  • Jelly Cleaver (Steve Reid InNOVAtion Award)

 

Jazz Composition for Small Ensemble

  • Renell Shaw – Open Fund for Organisations supported piece “The Vision They Had” from the “The Windrush Suite”

 

Large Chamber

  • Claire M Singer – New Music Biennial 2019 supported piece “Gleann Ciùin”
  • Oliver Leith (Open Fund for Music Creators and The Composers’ Fund)
  • Richard Ayres (Open Fund for Music Creators, Open Fund for Organisations and David Bedford Music Education Award)
  • Edmund Finnis – New Music Biennial 2019 supported piece “The Centre is Everywhere”

 

Large Orchestral

  • Mark Simpson (Open Fund for Organisations, Beyond Borders, New Music Biennial 2017)
  • Joe Cutler (New Music 20×12, Open Fund for Organisations, Beyond Borders and The Composers’ Fund)
  • Emily Howard (New Music 20×12, Open Fund for Organisations and The Composers’ Fund)

 

Small Chamber

  • Timothy Cooper – Open Fund for Organisations supported piece “…the shadows that in the darkness dwell…”

 

Solo or Duo

  • Gareth Moorcraft (Open Fund for Organisations)
  • Harrison Birtwistle (Open Fund for Organisations)

 

Sound Art

  • Khyam Allami – New Music Biennial 2019 supported piece “Requiem for the 21st Century”
  • Kathy Hinde (Oram Awards, Women Make Music and Open Fund for Organisations)

 

Stage Works

  • Conor Mitchell (New Music 20×12, Open Fund for Organisations, New Music Biennial 2019)
  • Philip Venables (Open Fund for Organisations, New Music Biennial 2017 and The Composers’ Fund)
  • Gabriel Prokofiev (The Composers’ Fund)