Music in Print
Today is the 100th anniversary of Roald Dahl’s birth. Find out more about our Dahl musical works that you could be performing!
Don’t be a twit - here’s a big, friendly guide to the Dahl musical works available on sale from Josef Weinberger
Written especially for pianist Ji Liu’s new album, Pure Chopin, Stephen Hough’s “Nocturne Oriental” is now available to buy
Pianist and composer Stephen Hough talks about his poetic work for cello and orchestra
And you can listen to the world premiere online for the next three weeks
Stephen Hough reflects upon the genesis of his new piano sonata, premiering at London’s Barbican on 27 October
Two recent CDs on the Hyperion label have brought the compositional skills of Stephen Hough to the listening public. The…
Paul Patterson’s Gloria Op. 21 is one of the seven winning contemporary British choral works
Paul Patterson’s “Fantasia for Harp and String Quartet” will receive its UK premiere this weekend at London’s Wigmore Hall
“Transcriptions | Tributes” for Piano and Sonata for Viola and Piano are the latest works from the acclaimed pianist and composer
The orchestral version of Stephen Hough’s Missa Mirabilis received performances by the Colorado Symphony Orchestra and Chorus under the direction…
Wednesday 7th January is “Paul Patterson Day”, including a masterclass and concert, as part of the Park Lane Group’s Young Artists Series at London’s Southbank Centre.
Just look what we’ve got for you this Christmas - a cracking selection of vocal and choral music that’ll add plenty of festive cheer to your seasonal celebrations!
The Trio for flute, oboe and piano by Madeleine Dring features on the CD “Seven Sisters: Chamber Music by British Women”
Paul Patterson’s latest work for Harp was written for the harpist Sioned Williams, and is now available on sale.
Paul Patterson’s “Armistice - Reflection and Hope” will be performed as part of the museum’s “After the Silence: Music in the Shadow of War” event
Colin Baker is the narrator of Paul Patterson’s Little Red Riding Hood Songbook this weekend at the Wycombe Arts Festival
As both a pianist and composer, Stephen Hough doesn’t fail to deliver… His latest disc for Hyperion is titled “In…
Stephen Hough’s Sonata for Cello and Piano (left-hand) receives its first US performance in San Francisco on April 13th
The orchestral version of Stephen Hough’s Missa Mirabilis has now had two performances in the US. The first in April…
More than ten years since the project was first mooted (albeit with a different conductor and record label), a recording…
This Saturday (1st February), BBC Radio Three’s Music Matters programme features the Polish composer and pianist André Tchaikowsky, who is…
Over the last few months, André Tchaikowsky - both the man and his music - has received quite a bit…
Critic and commentator Norman Lebrecht describes ‘André Tchaikowsky - Volume One: Music for Piano’ as “like nothing you’ve ever heard before”
The 60th birthday of film composer Patrick Doyle was celebrated with a gala concert at the Barbican on Sunday 1st December
André Tchaikowsky (1935 - 1982) has enjoyed something of a mini revival in the past few months with the posthumous…
First premiered as part of celebrations to mark the William Blake 250th anniversary in 2007, this work for SATB choir and organ is now available to buy for the first time.
The London premiere of Stephen Hough’s Cello Sonata wins praise
Stephen hough’s catalogue of composition is increasing steadily and the latest work to be added to the Weinberger print editions…
A celebration of the late composer will take place on November 1st, to coincide with the publication a new biography
It’s that time of the year again… time to choose music for your Christmas concerts.
Stephen Hough has penned a…
An outstanding disc of glorious music, superbly played and recorded.
A complete catalogue of hire works, works on sale and unpublished works by André Tchaikowsky is available for the first time. Download a PDF copy now!
Today sees the world premiere of André Tchaikowsky’s The Merchant of Venice at the Bregenzer Festspiele.
The American Journal,…
Tonight, ORF3 will be broadcasting the world premiere of Tchaikowsky’s opera, The Merchant of Venice…
If you have the possibility…
Christopher Webber has written an excellent article for Opera Magazine examining the operas of Malcolm Williamson and asking, when they…
David Pountney decision to stage André Tchaikowsky’s The Merchant of Venice at this year’s Bregenz Festival has sparked a lot…
Currently making a big impression on the harp music world, Paul Patterson’s latest works for harp are being played the world over.
Kyrie 4th July 2013 London Oriana Choir/John Drummond St John’s, Smith Square, London
Three Little…
A work that is slowly making its way in to the repertoire of viola players, Bowen’s wonderfully lush concerto from…
Malcolm Williamson’s Concerto for Two Pianos and String Orchestra is a work that doesn’t often get an airing but in…
Sir Colin Davis, whose contribution to the musical world went well beyond being a conductor, died yesterday at the age…
A hymn from the popular “Hymns for a Caring World” is to feature in forthcoming broadcasts
Josef Weinberger Limited is saddened to report of the death of Larry Ashmore, who suffered a stroke on Monday 4th…
In advance of his Carnegie Hall recital, Michael White of the New York Times spoke to Stephen Hough about his…
Martin Roscoe’s second volume of the complete piano music of Dohnányi focuses on the works written between 1897 and 1907.…
ABC Classic FM’s series of Sunday Live concerts is currently re-broadcasting the best concerts of 2012.
One of these concerts…
Written for Michael Hasel (piccolo) and Marion Reinhardt (contrabassoon), both players from the Berlin Philharmonic, this trio for the most…
Stephen Hough’s Piano sonata No. 2 (notturno luminoso) is a joint commission with funds generously supplied by Lakeside Arts Centre,…
Stephen Hough gives the first London performance of his Piano Sonata No.2 (notturno luminoso) tomorrow night at the Barbican (Saturday…
After having its premiere in Indianapolis earlier this year, Hough’s Missa Mirabilis is now available through our sales agents. Here…
Stephen Hough has penned a variety of works over the past few years and Josef Weinberger is releasing an album…
The first performance at Brangwyn Hall in Swansea has received a fantastic review in the Guardian… the reviewer was Rian…
Paul Patterson’s organ repertoire has been championed by a number of player over the years, most recently by Michael Bonaventure,…
Pianist, composer, artist, writer, hat and cake-lover, Stephen Hough, gives the premiere of his Piano Sonata No. 2 (notturno luminoso)…
Stephen Hough’s evocative song cycle received a performance by The Prince Consort at this year’s Cheltenham Festival las week… another…
Paul Patterson has had a very varied career to date: former trombonist, tutor in Sibelius, workshop leader, competition adjudicator and,…
Broekn Branches is a collection of compositions by Stephen Hough, released to coincide with his 50th birthday
Stephen Hough is featured in the Nov/Dec issue, talking about life, music and a new CD of his own works
The two-piano version of York Bowen’s Piano Concerto No. 4 is reviewed in this month’s International Piano Magazine
Paul Patterson’s Phoenix Concerto for Oboe is recorded for the first time by Emily Pailthorpe and the English Chamber Orchestra
“Original and beguiling” - piano album and recording now available
Stephen Hough’s Wigmore Hall recital on June 11th will feature the world premiere of his Sonata for Piano (broken branches)
Commemorating the 50th anniversary of pianist Paul Wittgenstein’s death, the original left-hand arrangements of these Quintets have now been restored.
Joan Sutherland, together with her husband, Richard Bonynge, have indelibly stamped their mark on the history of singing as we know it today.
Stephen Hough’s list of compositions has recently expanded with the addition of two new works, both of which feature the…
Peter Rose and Anne Conlon’s names are well known in the circles of both school and religious music. Peter and…