Composers and Works Commissioned Through Sound Investment
(The year shown is the year of first performance)
1995: Philip Cashian: Chamber Concerto
1996: Sally Beamish: A Book of Seasons
1997: Thomas Adès: Concerto Conciso
1998: Simon Bainbridge: Guitar Concerto
2000: Gerald Barry: Wiener Blut
2002: Gerald Barry: Dead March
2004: Philip Cashian: Three Pieces
2005: Julian Anderson: Book of Hours
2006: Philip Cashian: Skein
2007: Elvind Buene: Garland (for Matthew Locke)
2008: Gerald Barry: Beethoven
2008: Luke Bedford: Good Dream She Has
2011: Silvina Milstein: de oro y sombra ... (world premiere scheduled for 25 September 2011)
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