The Late Music Concert Series

The 2009 Late Music Concert Series will will run from July to December with concerts taking place on the first weekend of every month.

The radical aim of the series is to promote the music of living composers only and New Works in particular.

The eclecticism of the festival aims to encompass the works of new romantics such as John Tavener and Arvo Part, jazz, Êas well as the more avant guarde composers such as Donnacha Dennehey, and embraces the rise in importance of electroacoustic music in the contemporary music scene.

Go to the Concert Series page

Performers Platform

The Performers Platform aims to promote and encourage fledgeling professional performers in the sphere of new music. Each year there is a call for performers which performers from all over the country are encouraged to apply for. Those successful get a lunchtime concert in the Late Music Concert Series and an updatable profile on our Performer's Platform page.

In addition to the concert the platform aims to become a useful promotional tool for feldgeling performers, providing a web space to advertise concerts and repertoire, as well as promoting them through email based brochures and networking events.

The Performers Platform also aims to provide a resource for professional companies, festivals, composers and organisers to find some of the best young professional performers around.

Web page coming soon

Late Music Publications

Late Music Publications aim to work with the Late Music Concert Series to find top young composer talent and publish scores and recordings of new music.

Late Music Publishing will be launching with the works of Garrett Sholdice, David Power, Steve Crowther and Edward Caine, each local composers from York and regulars or organisers of Late Music.

Web page coming soon

Education Project

The education project aims to put on workshops and performances to provide educational outreach to schools in the local area of York. In the past these workshops have been a solid part of the Late Music Festival and now Late Music plans to expand the operation to have more standalone workshops and reach bigger audiences.

Web page coming soon

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