Sadie Harrison

These short pieces are inspired by the extraordinary piano music of the little known Yorkshire composer William Baines. Baines died in 1922 at the age of 23 but left behind a substantial catalogue of...

The title Par-feshani-ye 'Eshq translates, in English, to The Fluttering Wings Of Love and was taken from a text by the 18th century Sufi poet Bidel. Each brief movement takes a couplet from the poem...

Fire-Clouds Over Százhalombatta (Versions 1 & 2), by Sadie Harrison, was commissioned by Thalia Myers for the ABRSM Spectrum Series and is for Piano duet. First performed at the Royal College of Music...

Return Of The Nightingales, by Sadie Harrison, is for solo Piano and Nightingale. This score is prefaced by the following Persian Sufi text: 'Ajab tarana e sar karda am darin golshan, Khoda konad ke n...

Sadie Harrison wrote these jazzy miniatures especially for Helen Burford as a thank you for her performance of ʻ.. around and a round.. ʼ in 2014. Helen is renowned for her innovative programmes which...

Sadie Harrison's Northern Lights for solo Piano. Sadie Harrison is known primarily as a composer and lecturer, her music performed and broadcast across the globe, with works released to critical accla...

This tiny piece was written as a response to hearing the premiere of Nicola LeFanu's momentous orchestral work The Crimson Bird on 17 February 2017. Nicola was my teacher and supervisor from 1986 to 1...

Sadie Harrison's .. On A Name.. for solo Piano. Duration: Approximately 6 mins

Sadie Harrison's Gentle for solo Piano. Gentle was premiered by Ian Pace on 20 April 2018 at City University, University of London. Duration: c. 4 minutes

'My Hazara People is a setting of two texts, the title work by Shukria Rezaei, a young Afghan poet, and Lalai, lalai, babe bacha shikar rafta (Baby's father went hunting), a traditional Hazari lullaby...

Sadie Harrison's Gentle (Chapters 1 & 2) for solo Piano.

Aster was expertly composed, in 1995, by Sadie Harrison. The piece was written in 6 different movements, all varying in texture and mood; all six movments featured on Harrison 's 2001 album, Taking Fl...

Sadie Harrison's Suite Theo for Bass Clarinet, Bassoon and Piano. Score. In five movements: I - Theo's Lullaby II - Theo's Toddle III - Theo's Tears IV - Theo's Dreamtime V - Theo's Raindance Duration...

Sadie Harrison's Suite Theo for Bass Clarinet, Bassoon and Piano. Performing score/parts. In five movements: I - Theo's Lullaby II - Theo's Toddle III - Theo's Tears IV - Theo's Dreamtime V - Theo's R...

Sextet: 'In Divers Knottes...' for Clarinet, Piano, Percussion, Violin, Viola and Cello. Composed 1998, published 2000. Duration: 16 minutes. This piece has had several working titles, the longest bei...

Commissioned by the Tate Ensemble with funds from The Holst Foundation. First performance: The Tate Ensemble, Carnegie Hall, New York, USA, June 2002. Recorded on Metier Records MSV CD 92084. A3

Commissioned by the Tate Ensemble with funds from The Holst Foundation. First performance: The Tate Ensemble, Carnegie Hall, New York, USA, June 2002. Recorded on Metier Records MSV CD 92084.

First performance: Lontano, with clarinettist Andrew Sparling and conducted by Odaline de la Martinez, Purcell Room, London, 30th September 2002. Recorded on Metier Records MSV CD 92084.

Finalist in the Concours International du Festival Pablo Casals de Prades 2005.

Architechtonia was expertly composed, in 1986, by Sadie Harrison. Architechtonia received its first performance by Projects/London, conducted by Richard Bernas at St. John's, Smith Square, November 19...

Sadie Harrison 's Quintet: 'No Title Required' was composed in 1994 and revised in 1999. The wonderful work lasts approximately 14 minutes and is arranged for Flute, Clarinet, Violin, Cello and Piano....

The title of this work is taken from a poem of the same name by the Polish poet, Wislawa Szymborska (winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1996) and considers the importance of revolutions, tyra...

Aster was expertly composed in 1995 by Sadie Harrison. The piece was written in 6 different movements, all varying in texture and mood. All six movements featured on Harrison's 2001 album, Taking Flig...

First performance: Lontano, with clarinettist Andrew Sparling and conducted by Odaline de la Martinez, Purcell Room, London, 30th September 2002. Recorded on Metier Records MSV CD 92084.