Composer based in London. Choral work published by Edition Peters. Commissioned by The Sixteen, Salisbury Cathedral Choir, Royal Philharmonic Society. Works performed and recorded by CHROMA, Sansara, Icosa, The Choir of the Queen's College, Oxford. Associate Composer with Sansara Chamber Choir.

Composer based in Manchester working within the classical tradition but with strong ties to jazz and electronic music.

William Marshall was born in Chester in 1992. He achieved early success as a composer while still at school, winning the BBC Proms Young Composers’ Competition in 2010. In 2014 he took a First in Music at Worcester College, Oxford, having studied composition with Robert Saxton. He subsequently won both a Radcliffe Trust Scholarship and a Countess of Munster Trust Award to attend the Royal Northern College of Music, where he studied composition with Gary Carpenter and Adam Gorb and gained the MMus degree with Distinction in 2016. William currently holds an AHRC Studentship at Oxford, where his doctoral work in composition is supervised by Robert Saxton.

Performers of William’s music have included Ensemble 10/10 (whose performances of his work have been broadcast on BBC Radio 3), the BBC Singers, the Aurora Orchestra, and the Hebrides Ensemble. A recent work for recorder and piano, 'Little Passacaglia', has been recorded by John Turner and Peter Lawson on the Divine Art label.

Composer/clarinettist/Associate Music Director of Paraorchestra

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Toby Young is an award-winning composer and producer who creates innovative and genre-defying contemporary music. His work is rooted in the theatricality of opera, the energy of electronic dance music and the emotion of film scores, and has been played around the world at venues ranging from the Royal Albert Hall to Glastonbury Festival.

Toby’s concert music has been commissioned by ensembles and orchestras including the London Symphony Orchestra, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, Academy of Ancient Music, and Rambert Dance Company. He has also co-written several chart-topping hits with drum and bass artists Chase & Status, and collaborated with artists such as the Rolling Stones, Duran Duran, Florence Welch, Kano, Snow Ghosts, MOKO, and Jacob Banks. 

Toby is the Music Supervisor of Punchdrunk, one of the world’s foremost immersive and site-specific theatre companies, for whom he has written soundtracks to a variety of TV and stage works including BAFTA-nominated productions for HBO and Sky Arts. As a producer he has created recordings for some of the country’s leading artists including Danielle de Niese, Stephen Hough, Nicola Benedetti, and Jess Gillam.

A deeply committed educator, Toby is Professor of Composition at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama and holds a doctorate in music and philosophy from the University of Oxford. He is a passionate advocate for social justice in the arts, and frequently works with marginalised communities to support and empower them through music.

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Percussionist/drummer, budding arranger, music fanatic. Lover of discussion, listening, and mental stimulation. Guildhall School of Music and Drama 2018-2020, Royal Northern College of Music 2014-2018.

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