The Great War Symphony has just featured on the World War One Centenary website (led by the Imperial War Museum). It's great to have their endorsement.
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Revelation
New album
The King's Singers
World Premiere
With Alex James (Blur) - Classical Masterclass
(L-R) Steve Price (Engineer); Sarah Pickering (Sony); Alex James (Blur): Me
Angel premiere, London
L-R: Nick Pritchard (tenor), Edward Higginbottom, Patrick with the Choir of New College Oxford and the RPO
BBC Radio 4 Broadcasting House
(L-R) Tony Blackburn, me and Christina Lamb, guests on BBC Radio 4
BBC Radio 2 with Clare Balding - March 2014
With Clare Balding after my BBC Radio 2 interview
Recording Angel - March 2013
Recording with the Choir of New College Oxford and the RPO
Song of Songs Quiet Day
with my brother Andy and the group at the Edenham Quiet Day
June 09 sessions 1
Claire and Alex (our producer)
June 09 sessions 2
with Elin and Natalie and Steph from the Raven Quartet
June 09 sessions 3
discussing interpretation with Julian
June 09 session 4
with our two engineers Nick and Tom
About Me
- Patrick Hawes
- Born in Grimsby, Patrick Hawes is an English composer who has made his mark as a torchbearer of the English musical tradition of Vaughan Williams and Delius. He first came to public recognition in 2002 with the release of his debut album Blue in Blue. This was made CD of the Week on Classic FM and Patrick consequently became the Classic FM Composer in Residence from 2006-7. In 2010 he composed the Highgrove Suite for HRH The Prince of Wales which was premiered at Highgrove House by the Philharmonia. In recent years he has worked with some of the country’s finest musicians and in 2013 signed a three-album record deal with Decca Records. The first album with them is released in March 2014. Entitled Angel it features the Choir of New College Oxford, the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra as well as guest soloists. Patrick is currently working on two large-scale works to mark the centenary of the outbreak of the First World War. The first is The Angel of Mons and the second is a work based on the life and death of nurse Edith Cavell. For up to date details on Patrick’s work visit www.patrickhawes.com
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