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+ composers
Philip Cashian
Joseph Phibbs
Gabriel Jackson
Tansy Davies
Bryn Harrison
John Cooney
Graham Fitkin
Edward Dudley Hughes
Dai Fujikura
Jonathan Dove
Alastair Stout
John Woolrich
Phillip Neil Martin
David Stoll
Thomas Hyde
Luke Bedford
David Knotts
David Bruce
Julian Grant
Arlene Sierra
Dominic Shovelton
Joe Cutler
Raymond Yiu
Errollyn Wallen
Kerry Andrew
Ian Wilson
Mark Bowden
Charlie Piper
Andrew Hamilton
Marc Yeats
Joanna Lee
Claudia Molitor
Michael Zev Gordon
Jan Hendrickse
+ CHROMAties online
Martin Cousin
Clare O'Connell
Helen Sharp
+ collaborators
nonclassical
Sound and Music
Chansonnette
Lounge Productions
Tête-á-Tête
Marc Silver
Sound Intermedia
Lantern Dance Company
SAE Institute
Guildhall School of Music and Drama
Royal Academy of Music
Royal Holloway and University of London
Cardiff University
+ on CD
Delphian Records
RiverRun Records
+ festivals/venues/ensembles
Spitalfields Festival
Iford Opera Festival
Swallow Theatre Whithorn
Bromsgrove Concerts
St Magnus Festival - Orkney
Johnsmas Foy Festival - Shetland
Brighton Festival
Fabrica Gallery
Pallant House Gallery
Whitechapel Gallery
Kings Place
Riverside Studios
Wilton's Music Hall
+ artists
Katy Leigh - illustrations for CHROMA print for Berkhamsted/Tring concerts
Teruyoshi Yoshida : Through the Surface
Richard Long
+ resources
SPNM [Society for the Promotion of New Music]
British Music Information Centre
Composition Today
8Notes Free Sheet Music
Sound and Music
+ support/funders
CHROMA gratefully acknowledges financial support from the PRS For Music Foundation
www.prsformusicfoundation.co.uk
The PRS for Music Foundation (PRSF) is the UK's largest independent funder of new music across all genres. Widely respected as an adventurous and proactive funding body, the Foundation supports an exceptional range of new music activity - from unsigned band showcases to composer residencies, from commissions for new music to experimental live electronica. Since March 2000 PRSF has given more than £12 million to over 3,000 new music initiatives.
Commissions for premiere at Kings Place 20 Feb supported by the
Britten-Pears Foundation |
Get involved and support CHROMA's work -
JOIN OUR FRIENDS
Eyes Across a Room £50+
E-newsletter twice a year
Discounts to CHROMA only concerts
Recognition - on website and some programmes
Going Steady £100+
All above plus
Invitation to annual Friends evening, meet Stuart et al
Access to special offers from Tête à Tête and other associates
Confetti £200+
All above plus
Confetti is our commission fund - your money will commission a piece
Download the Friends Form
for more information please contact:
Helen Sharp - chromafriends@mac.com
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