I’m a composer and singer-songwriter living in Edinburgh. I make work that ranges from opera, music theatre and song, to chamber and orchestral music.  I lecture at Edinburgh College of Art, specialising in composition and song writing, whilst making bespoke work for my own voice, and for the voices of others- who range from international opera singers to people struggling with Long Covid. More here - https://www.scottishopera.org.uk/join-in/breath-cycle/the-covid-composers-songbook/

My stage works are often site-responsive, happening in lighthouses, distilleries, nuclear bunkers, and libraries. I create award winning commissions for companies such as Scottish Opera, Tapestry Opera, National Theatre of Scotland, Ulster Orchestra, BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, and Chamber Music Scotland. 

My new album, Songs from the Last Page, written for myself on vocals and piano, with violin and cello, will be released on 11th August 2023.

Hey, we are a duo based in Glasgow.  We play covers for weddings, bars and live events around the country.  Please email us at catrin_p-j@hotmail.co.uk for more information.  Thanks, Catrin and Jason!  By the way, we'd just like to say that we do not own the copyright of any music shown on our soundcloud page!

I studied composition at Royal Conservatoire of Scotland under Stuart MacRae and Gareth Williams. Now studying computer science at the University of Liverpool.

Stina & The Soldiers are a London based band with traces of folk, jazz and pop.

Find more tracks and upcoming gigs at:
http://www.myspace.com/stinaandthesoldiers
 

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Scotland-based saxophonist and composer Jay Capperauld graduated with distinction from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland after studying Saxophone under the tutelage of Josef Pacewicz. As a saxophonist, Jay has worked with some of the major Scottish Orchestras including; the Royal Scottish National Orchestra, Scottish Ballet, Scottish Opera and the Scottish Festival Orchestra and has also performed with the Scotland-based Saxophone Quartet, Sax-Ecosse. 
As a composer, Jay has had many successful performances of his works within Scotland; writing for various Instrumentalists and Ensembles including; BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra, 
Red Note Ensemble, Live Music Now’s Flercussion, MusicLab, Ensemble Thing, Said Ensemble and has also worked with members of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.  Jay has worked alongside BBCSSO conductor, Ilan Volkov, in "Hypnic Impact," for solo Soprano Saxophone and Wind Orchestra, which featured Jay himself as the soloist. 
More recently however, Jay achieved success by winning 1st prize in the Dinah Wolfe Memorial Prize 2013 with his work for solo Piano, Christus Tantasticus, which premiered earlier in 2013 with internationally renowned pianist, Sinae Lee, as the performer. 
And, Jay has also recently collaborated on a Ballet with Choreographer, Hubert Essakow, which celebrated the centennial anniversary of Igor Stravinsky’s “The Rite of Spring.” The Ballet premiered at the Tramway (Glasgow) in May of 2013 with dancers from the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland and instrumentalists from the BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra conducted by Pierre-André Valade. 
Jay is in his final year of studies in the Masters of Composition course at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland under the tutelage of Gordon McPherson.

Reviews for Jay Capperauld - http://www.scotsman.com/the-scotsman/scotland/classical-review-plug-the-return-of-volkov-royal-conservatoire-of-scotland-1-2259369

http://www.heraldscotland.com/arts-ents/music/musiclab-and-glasgow-liederbuch-rsamd-glasgow.13559120

Thom had his first public performance; a short work for solo piano called Landscapes, at the International Shrewsbury school of Music summer school, under the guidance of composer Kevin Malone. Since then he has continued his studies at the Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (formerly RSAMD) under Dr Oliver Searle, and now in his third year with Stuart MacRae. Thom has had a number of performances at the Conservatoire's PLUG festival  and in addition Thom has had his work regularly performed by Said Ensemble, which Thom co-founded with fellow composers Jason Staddon and Matthew Whiteside. They have been running relaxed late night new music nights in Glasgow since 2011. In his independent work as a composer Thom is particularly excited by collaboration with artists from other disciplines and has worked recently with the poet Rhys Cook (Trinity College of Music), as well a current on going collaboration with artist Cedric Tai (MFa Glasgow School of Art). Additionally Thom has had work performed by Red Note and Music Lab.

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