Paul Griffiths tells us of the journey, inspiration, and growth that led to creating his text piece for Birmingham Contemporary Music Group's upcoming T R E E Project with Christian Mason. Read more
Justine Marklew from Birmingham Trees for Life describes the astonishing power and importance of trees, as we prepare to partner with BTfL around our upcoming T R E E concert. Read more
Professor Martin Fautley from Birmingham City University (BCU) reflects on the ongoing relationship between BCU and BCMG and between practice and research Read more
BCMG's Director of Learning and Participation, Nancy Evans recalls almost 20 years of Music Maze, from the initial idea to the most recent Zoom workshops. Read more
As we celebrate 20 Years of Learning at BCMG, our Director of Learning and Participation, Nancy Evans writes about the projects we have undertaken bringing teachers, composers and researchers together. Read more
20 images for 20 years - Family Concerts at BCMG! Read more
BCMG's Executive Director, Seb Lovell-Huckle writes about the experience of organising an international tour of Stockhausen's Sternklang in the midst of a pandemic. Read more
Violin player Alexandra Wood talks to NEXT musicians about the challenges and rewards of playing contemporary music Read more
Speaking to our NEXT musicians online, violinist Zoë Beyers talks about her journey to where she is today, and her relationship with contemporary music. Read more
Paul Griffiths writes about Edgard Varèse and gives an overview of some of the music we would have performed in Birmingham and London this week Read more
Melinda Maxwell writes about the process of creating an open form improvisation in response to the musical language of Varèse's Octandre. Melinda performed the piece as part of BCMG at Home on May 4. Read more
Flutist Anthony Robb writes about his experience of performing and recording in isolation for BCMG's Sounding Out Varèse Read more