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"Often these short pieces are like prose poems, where an observer visits a site of natural and historical interest"
"As a composer it is increasingly difficult to escape the intervention of technology into one’s working practice"
"The work of Gavin Bryars is well known, well respected, well loved and well documented"
Robert Clegg reflects on the history of the British Music Collection
An exhibition for International Women's Day 2015 by multi-media artist Poulomi Desai
"Rosemary Brown (1916-2001) may be one of the most important, and underrated musicians of her, or indeed any generation."
"April this year marked the 70th anniversary of the recording in Huddersfield Town Hall of The Dream"
"To me, each discrete chord or gesture in The Indistinguishables is like a moth pinned to a board"
"You went in and perhaps you wanted to listen to something, perhaps you just wanted to browse the scores, but there it all was, all this new music: it was an amazing feeling..."